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Karen Diaz <br /> Subject: FW: Water rationing on City Council meeting agenda <br /> SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL <br /> Provided to the City Council <br /> After Distribution of Packet <br /> Original Message <br /> / <br /> From:Joanne Hall Data 5—6 J�jf y <br /> Sent:Tuesday,May 06,2014 4:31 PM <br /> To:Steve;.Mayor and City Council <br /> Cc::Daniel Smith; Karen Diaz <br /> Subject: RE:Water rationing on City Council meeting agenda <br /> Dear Mr. Kautz: <br /> Thank you very much for your valuable input regarding water conservation.This message serves as receipt of your email <br /> by the City Council and the City Manager.Thank you for your interest in the City of Pleasanton. <br /> Kind Regards, <br /> Joanne Hall <br /> Public Information Officer <br /> From:Steve - <br /> Sent:Tuesday, May 06,2014 4:15 PM <br /> To: Mayor and City Council <br /> Subject:Water rationing on City Council meeting agenda <br /> Dear Members: <br /> Before you vote to burden the citizens of Pleasanton with onerous water reduction requirements, please address the <br /> following issues that trouble the electorate. - <br /> 1. Should the city not lead the way by curtailing its watering of parks, street medians, and public spaces? We all see <br /> sprinklers spraying water into the gutters in every park and on most medians in the city. In fact,the city should be <br /> watering its plantings with reclaimed water, shouldn't it? That would go a long way toward conserving the city's <br /> precious drinking water. <br /> 2. There should be a complete moratorium on new construction in the City of Pleasanton until the drought is over. <br /> These hundreds and hundreds of new living units that have been recently approved should not be allowed to be <br /> completed and occupied. If they come on line during this terrible time of water shortage,the increased water demand <br /> will further degrade the city's ability to deal with this problem. In actuality,the new housing should not be allowed to <br /> be built until the city has secured a reliable source of water delivery or adequate water storage to accommodate the <br /> increased usage anticipated and to preclude continued reliance on the unreliable state water board for Pleasanton's <br /> needs. <br /> I am confident that my views are shared by many of my neighbors and your constituents. <br /> Thank you for your time. <br /> Stephen Kautz <br /> i <br />