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F. If emergency is prolonged, schedule staff for <br />rotating shifts to cover the duration of the <br />emergency. <br />6. <br />7. <br />If the water emergency is a quantity problem, take one or <br />more of~the following appropriate steps to reduce demand <br />on the City's water system: <br />A. Advise and assist Parks Department for shut down of <br />landscape irrigation in parks, planter strips, etc. <br />and continue to work out scheduling with Parks <br />Department for the required recovery period only. <br />B. Advise and assist business parks for shut down of <br />irrigation systems for recovery period. <br />C. Notify public through newspapers, radio and other <br />means necessary to request reduction in water use <br />to a level appropriate to the water emergency <br />situation. <br />1. If after hours, still notify papers and radio <br />for morning information. <br />D. Constantly update staff, management, information <br />officers, newspapers, and radio stations as to the <br />status of the emergency. <br />If the water emergency is a quality problem, the <br />pertinent steps outlined above should be followed with <br />the addition of the following: <br />A. The State Department of Health Services (DOHS), the <br />Alameda County Health Department and the State <br />Department of Fish and Game should be contacted and <br />consulted to address the particular situation as <br />necessary and appropriate. <br />B. Provide emergency water to public through water <br />trucks at central location during emergency <br />situations. <br />11 <br />