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DERWA <br /> Res. No. 19-3 <br /> 3. The DERWA Board of Directors requests that the Member Agencies implement a <br /> connection moratorium on new connections except for those EBMUD Phase 2 <br /> connections that are already in progress as listed in Exhibit A, and further requests that <br /> Member Agencies also implement other demand management practices to curtail use of <br /> recycled water; and <br /> 4. The DERWA Board of Directors directs the DERWA Authority Manager, consistent with <br /> the authority found in Article IV of the Sales Agreement, to take all appropriate steps to <br /> assist Member Agencies to curtail their use of recycled water supply for the 2019 <br /> irrigation season; and <br /> 5. The DERWA Board of Directors directs the DERWA Authority Manager, consistent with <br /> the authority found in Article IV of the Sales Agreement, to take further actions to <br /> apportion amongst the Member Agencies, and the City of Pleasanton as applicable, the <br /> recycled water supply projected to be available in subsequent years should recycled <br /> water supplies remain insufficient to meet projected demands. <br /> ADOPTED by the Board of Directors of the DSRSD•EBMUD Recycled Water Authority, a Public <br /> Agency located in the Counties of Alameda and Contra Costa, California, at its Regular Meeting held <br /> on the 25th day of March 2019 and passed by the following vote: <br /> AYES: 4 - Directors Frank Mellon, Ed Duarte, Georgean Vonheeder-Leopold <br /> NOES: John A. Coleman <br /> 0 <br /> ABSENT 0 <br /> +/_ lik2./.."--- <br /> John A. Coleman, DERWA Chair <br /> ATTEST: <br /> Nicole M. Genzale, Au Oy Secretary <br /> 3 <br />