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WATER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLAN OCTOBER 2024 / CAROLLO <br />CITY OF PLEASANTON WATER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLAN 2 <br />8. Infrastructure Strategy and Performance. <br />9. Community Sustainability. <br />10. Water Resource Sustainability. <br />1.2 WSMP Updates <br />The WSMP will be reviewed and updated based on two-and six-year cycles. <br />2-Year WSMP Review Cycle: The WSMP should be reviewed on a 2-Year review cycle where project <br />completion, project prioritization, and current funding are compared against the plan established in the <br />initial WSMP. The 2-Year cycle will provide the City with an opportunity to evaluate progress towards the <br />capital project completion and the implementation of new O&M programs. Additionally, the 2-year <br />WSMP review provides an opportunity to consider if any new technical evaluations are needed to address <br />issues not identified in the current WSMP so they can be initiated with results to be included in the 6-Year <br />WSMP Update (described below). <br />6-Year WSMP Update: Every six years the City will undergo an update of the WSMP that is adopted by <br />City Council. The first update in this six-year cycle will include an evaluation of the water utility using the <br />EUM Primer (Appendix A). The EUM primer will evaluate and rate the water utility on the 10 attributes of <br />utility management and develop recommendations for organization enhancements. <br />The review and updates are scheduled to coordinate with the City’s CIP and Operations budgeting <br />process. This cycle is illustrated in Figure 1 below: <br /> <br />Figure 1 WSMP and CIP Budget Adoption Cycle <br />1.3 Existing Water Distribution System <br />The City's water distribution system includes water supply facilities, distribution system pipelines, pump <br />stations, and water storage tanks. The City's existing water system is illustrated in Figure 2. <br /> <br />Page 433 of 658