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RES NO. 2026-043
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City of Pleasanton I Water Shortage Contingency Plan .A\TO\ <br /> 5.2 Communication for Unforeseeable Events <br /> For unforeseeable events such as infrastructure failure or wildfire impacts, communications will follow <br /> the Water ERP chain of command and provide frequent updates on service conditions, safety advisories, <br /> and stage-based demand reduction requirements. <br /> In general,communications and notifications proceed along the chain of command at the direction of the <br /> Director of Emergency Services, with external communications managed by the PIO. The Water ERP <br /> provides a list of relevant contacts for notification at local, regional, and state levels. <br /> The PIO is the official spokesperson for the City and is responsible for establishing an information center <br /> and providing information for news media. In addition,the PIO maintains a list of contacts to disseminate <br /> information to the public,typically via electronic media, radio,television,or newspapers. <br /> 6 COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT <br /> After City Council adopts a shortage stage, the City enforces applicable demand reduction actions and <br /> PMC restrictions through progressive compliance measures. Compliance expectations are communicated <br /> with the stage declaration and reinforced through billing notices, outreach, and targeted follow-up for <br /> high-use accounts. <br /> When the City enacts mandatory reductions, customers are required to reduce water demands based on <br /> past use for the same billing period from the previous one to four years,as data is available. If insufficient <br /> historic usage information is available, then the City may base reductions on a combination of available <br /> data, per-capita water use targets, water usage from similar customer types, and other activity-specific <br /> water usage data. Customers can request adjustments to water use reductions by submitting a written <br /> request with supporting documentation within 30 days of receipt of the bill that is the subject of the <br /> adjustment request. <br /> Customers exceeding required reductions are subject to excess use penalties and other enforcement <br /> actions authorized by City code and adopted schedules, as described in Table 6. <br /> ' environment Public Draft I May 2026 <br /> &water 15 EKI Environment&Water, Inc. <br />
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