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AGENDA REPORT
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1/20/2015
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15Y
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BACKGROUND <br /> In January 2014, the governor declared a State of Emergency due to the California <br /> drought, as did the Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District <br /> Zone 7. <br /> In February, the City Council activated Stage 1 of the City's Water Shortage <br /> Contingency Plan and requested that customers voluntarily reduce water usage by <br /> 20%. Unfortunately, those conservation levels were not achieved. <br /> In April, the governor issued an executive order asking Californian's to reduce water <br /> usage by 20%, and Zone 7 also asked all water retailers, including Pleasanton, to <br /> reduce water usage by 25%. <br /> In May, the City Council declared the City's water shortage situation warranted Stage 3 <br /> mandatory 25% water reduction, and proclaimed a Local Drought Emergency. <br /> In August, the State also enacted State wide mandatory reductions and prohibitions that <br /> are scheduled to be in place through April 2015. <br /> As an update on staff activity, in an effort to continue our overall community awareness <br /> efforts, we continue to keep the drought center open and assist residents and <br /> businesses in proactive conservation efforts. In addition, listed below are a few <br /> highlights regarding programs and usage: <br /> • The City's water conservation webpage www.pleasantonwaterconservation.com <br /> serves as the City's main source for water reduction tips, water-efficiency incentive <br /> programs, drought updates, and current water restriction information and the <br /> community is encouraged to utilize this information. <br /> • City staff continues to provide on-call and on-site assistance to residents and <br /> businesses to provide hands on assistance with reducing water usage that includes <br /> such services as reprogramming irrigation systems a program known as CAP <br /> Controller Assistance Program. As indicated below, the results from this program <br /> have been very good. <br /> 2014 CAP-Irrigation customers x: <br /> 2013 consumption 178,136 units <br /> 2014 consumption 124,532 units <br /> Total Savings 53,604 units <br /> * Includes 22 customers with a total of 60 meters <br /> 2013 CAP-IRR customers*: <br /> 2013 consumption 74,957 units <br /> 2014 consumption 49,235 units <br /> Total Savings 25,722 units <br /> 'Includesl5 customers with a total of 35 meters <br /> As indicated above, the 37 customers participating have saved a total of 59,335,848 <br /> gallons of water. <br /> Page 2 of 4 <br />
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