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MEMORANDUM
DATE: .January 31. 2013
TO: Mayor Weitkunat and Councilmembers
FROM: Brian Janonis, Utilities Executive DirectIb
THRU: Darin Atteberry, City Manager
Utilities
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700 Wood Street
PO Box 580
Fort Collins, CO 80522
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RE: Agenda Item No. 28
Fcb. 5 City Council Staff Report: 2013 Writer Supply M naageinent Action Plan
Water Supply Conditions
Going into 2013, we are uncertain how much water supply will be available from our two main
sources of supply, the Poudre River and Colorado -Big Thompson Project (CBT). The 2012 fires
in the Poudre Canyon limited the amount of Poudre River water we were able to treat for
drinking water last year due to poor water quality as a result of rain events over the burn area and
fluctuations in the river's flow. In addition, persistent drought conditions continue that impact
the amount of water supply available. For 2013, it's unknown how much we will he able to draw
from the Poudre River because of the fire -related water quality degradation. Thus, we may need
to rely heavily on our CBT supplies from Horsetooth Reservoir. However, the amount of CBT
water that will be available won't be clear until Northern Water declares the allocation available
(or quota) to all unit owners in that project on April 12. It's anticipated that the quota may be low
due to poor snowpack conditions. As such, not knowing how much water will be available we
believe it is in the best interest of the community's water supply resources to implement
Response Level 1 water restrictions effective April 1. 2013.
Water Shortage Response Plan
In April 2003. City Council adopted Ordinance No. 048, 2003, a Water Supply Shortage
Response Plan (Plan). The Plan is a comprehensive document that outlines a series of measures
to he enacted, including four water shortage response level water restrictions. This Plan was
effective in responding to the 2003 drought efforts: therefore we believe the Ordinance supports
responding to the 2013 water supply conditions. Among other necessary measures, Response
Level 1 limits lawn watering to two days per week. Response Level 2 limits watering to one day
per week and the adjustment to rates reflects a 15 percent reduction in water demand. Please see
Attachment "A", Ordinance No. 048, 2003. the Water Supply Shortage Response Plan for details
on all restriction levels.
Fort Collins
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Water Supply Triggers
The Water Resource Division has developed charts, one for Average -Year -Demands (see
Attachment "B") and one for Dry -Year -Demands (see Attachment "C"), showing which level of
restrictions would be needed to meet various scenarios. The parameters include the percentage of
time the Poudre River is available for use and the CBT quota allotment that impacts water supply
for the Fort Collins connmunity. Information from both of these charts will he used to determine
if restriction levels need to be adjusted. In addition, Utilities staff is working on ways to increase
the amount of CBT supplies available to the City. The potential for these CBT increases and our
overall water supply situation will be clearer after the CBT quota is declared April 12.
Currently, we have been able to treat about 15% of the projected Poudre supplies for the year in
the attached tables. If we are able to treat the Poudre supplies tlurough April 1, we will have taken
a little over 25% of those projected supplies. After April I, it will be hard to project the amount
of Poudre supplies available given potential rain events and variable flow conditions (especially
during runoff). which may make the water untreatable.
Declaring Water Restrictions
Because of the uncertainty of our future water supply staff intends to request the City Manager to
declare Response Level 1 water restrictions for the City of Fort Collins in March for the water
restrictions to be effective on April 1. 2013. Staff will then manage the proper noticing, as
detailed in the Plan. to meet the Plan requirements, which state "Upon such detennination and
declaration, the City Manager shall cause to be published in the local newspaper of record a
notice of the restrictions and requirements corresponding to the Water Supply Shortage Response
Level, as set forth herein, and the effective date of said restrictions and requirements..."
Utilities is drafting a Water Supph Management Action. Plan for the restrictions detailing
extensive communication and outreach measures, as well as enforcement procedures that provide
the Fort Collins community the information they need to be prepared for April 1.
Water Rate Adjustments
In preparing for the potential of moving to Response Level 2 or higher, we are preparing an
Ordinance for City Council's consideration regarding the required rate adjustments to meet the
intent of the Water Supply Shortage Response Plan water rate increases. The scheduled readings
for the Ordinance will be presented at the March 5 and March 19 City Council meetings.
Attachment I — Ordinance No. 048. 2003
Attachment 2 — 2013 Supply Scenarios Average Table
Attachment 3 — 2013 Supply Scenarios Dry Table
Attachment 4 — 2013 Water Supply Management Action Plan
Page 2
Attachment 1
• ORDINANCE NO. 048, 2003
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
SUPERCEDING EMERGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 112, 2002,
TO PRESCRIBE TEMPORARY RESTRICTIONS ON AND
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE USE OF CITY TREATED WATER
PURSUANT TO A WATER SUPPLY SHORTAGE RESPONSE PLAN
TO BE EFFECTIVE APRIL 11, 2003
WHEREAS, on July 16, 2002, the City Council adopted Emergency Ordinance No. 112,
2002, which prescribed certain restrictions on the use of City -treated water for lawn watering, in
view of the current conditions and projections for future municipal water supplies in Fort Collins;
and
WHEREAS, on September 3, 2002, the Council adopted on second reading Ordinance No.
118, 2002, amending Emergency Ordinance No. 112 to increase the time allowable for watering of
new sod and seeded areas, and to make other clarifying changes; and
WHEREAS, on September 17, 2002, the continued drought conditions in the region had
resulted in increased concerns regarding future municipal water supplies for Fort Collins and, as a
result, the Council adopted on second reading Ordinance No. 135, 2002, which limited lawn
watering with City -treated water to one day per week, as of September 27, 2002; and
• WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 112, 2002, as amended by Ordinance No. 118 and Ordinance
No. 135, continues in effect as of the time of this Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, in light of the continued threat of drought conditions in Fort Collins, and the
evolving condition of the City's municipal water supply and the information related thereto, the
City Council desires to establish a system by which water use restrictions shall be determined
administratively; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager has recommended that the City Council adopt a four -tier
Water Supply Shortage Response Plan, attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated herein by
this reference (the "Response Plan"), which upon adoption by the Council will provide a system of
water supply shortage response levels and corresponding water restrictions and conservation
measures to be implemented administratively based on the projected water supply shortage; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that the adoption of the Response Plan will
enable the City Manager to respond appropriately to changing water supply conditions based on the
Council's directions set forth therein.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT
COLLINS as follows:
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Section 1. As of April 11, 2003, Ordinance No. 112, 2002, as amended, shall be
superceded by the terms of this Ordinance.
Section 2. The City Manager is hereby authorized to determine, based upon the most
current available estimated water supplies available to the City, water consumption data, and
climatological forecasts, the projected water supply shortage for Fort Collins. The City Manager is
further authorized and directed to declare, based on that determination, the appropriate Water
Supply Shortage Response Level, as set forth in the Response Plan attached hereto as Exhibit "A".
Upon such determination and declaration, the City Manager shall cause to be published in the local
newspaper of record a notice of the restrictions and requirements corresponding to that Water
Supply Shortage Response Level, as set forth herein, and the effective date of said restrictions and
requirements, which shall be no more than fourteen (14) days and no fewer than ten (10) days after
the date of such declaration. The City Manager shall inform the City Council promptly of any such
determination and declaration.
Section 3. The following terms shall be defined as set forth herein for the purposes of
this Ordinance:
A. "Lawn watering" shall mean the use of treated or potable water obtained
from the City to irrigate or water any lawn, grass or turf areas, but shall not
include:
irrigation or watering of flowers, flower beds, trees, shrubs, or
vegetable gardens; or
ii. irrigation or watering of lawn, grass or turf areas with
privately owned well water or raw water, provided that the
user of any such well or raw water for irrigation or watering
within the service area of the city water utility has posted a
public notice of the same in the watering location in a manner
visible from the street.
B. "Dealership vehicle" shall mean any unregistered vehicle on display or
awaiting sale by a vehicle dealer or other person holding or selling vehicles in
the normal course of business.
C. "Designated landing area" shall mean that area of any golf course hole that is
determined by the Utilities General Manager, in consultation with such other
officials and experts as he or she deems appropriate, to constitute the portion
of said golf course hole in which golf balls hit by the average golfer on said
hole will land.
D. "Health and safety reasons" shall mean as reasonably necessary to remedy an
accidental or unavoidable unsanitary or dangerous condition that poses an
immediate health risk or danger to the public or to the occupants of a
particular property. The spraying of impervious surfaces for health and safety
• reasons shall only be permitted in the event that the unsanitary or dangerous
condition may only reasonably be remedied by the use of sprayed water.
E. "Landscape watering" shall mean the use of treated or potable water obtained
from the City to irrigate or water any flowers, flower beds, trees, shrubs,
vegetable gardens, or other landscaped plantings or plants, but shall exclude
lawn watering, as defined herein.
F. "Low -volume efficient irrigation" shall mean an irrigation system that
includes only bubblers, drip emitters, soaker hoses and subsurface irrigation
such as deep probe irrigation, as well as micro -spray irrigation.
G. "Medical hardship" shall mean an exceptional hardship imposed upon an
individual residential customer by the restrictions set forth in this Ordinance.
H. "Private" shall mean not public.
"Public" shall mean operated for use by the general public or publicly owned
and operated.
J. "Religious objection" shall mean an objection to the specific application of
the requirements of this Ordinance due to a conflicting religious belief that
precludes watering on an assigned day.
• K. "Residential" shall mean a single-family or duplex residential property or
account.
L. "Spraying impervious surfaces" shall mean rinsing, washing or spraying with
a hose impervious interior or exterior surfaces, including but not limited to
surfaces such as garage floors, siding, windows, sidewalks, driveways, or
patios. The term spraying impervious surfaces shall not mean powerspraying
of painted surfaces to remove paint.
M. "Sprinkler system maintenance" shall mean the operation of an automatic
watering system to the extent reasonably necessary for repair or maintenance.
N. "Water fountain" shall mean a water feature that either causes water to be
sprayed into the air, or is a waterfall or fountain for public display. The term
water fountain shall not mean a water feature of a pond or basin that
performs a function essential to the support of fish life in that pond or basin.
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Section 4. When the City Manager has declared the City to be in a specified Water
Supply Shortage Response Level condition, it shall be unlawful, and a violation of the terms and
conditions upon which the City shall provide treated water to its customers, for any person to
undertake or permit activities or use of City -treated water in a violation of the water restrictions and
requirements associated with that particular Response Level, as set forth in Exhibit "A".
Section 5. Each person, including any natural person, entity, organization, partnership,
association or joint venture, with legal or actual control of any property, business or other
establishment, water account, or water system serving any of the same, shall have an affirmative
duty to cause said property, business or other establishment, water account, or water system to
operate and act in a manner consistent with the restrictions and requirements of this Ordinance.
Section 6. In the event that the Utilities General Manager determines that a permit
application meets the applicable eligibility requirements, then he or she shall issue a permit for lawn
watering containing such terms and conditions as he or she determines, in his or her reasonable
discretion, will allow the minimum watering necessary to carry out the intent of the permit. The
Utilities General Manager may, in determining said permit terms and conditions, consider the
impacts of the permitted lawn watering on the City's water supply or water system operations. Any
determination of the Utilities General Manager hereunder shall be issued within five (5) business
days of the submission of a complete application, shall be provided in writing to the applicant, and
shall include an explanation of the basis for any determination of denial.
Section 7. A written determination by the Utilities General Manager under Section 6
may be appealed to City Manager, provided that notice of any such appeal shall be filed in writing
within five (5) days of issuance of the same and shall include an explanation of the basis for the
appeal. The City Manager may conduct such investigations as he or she determines appropriate or
necessary to determine whether the decision appealed was arbitrary or capricious or otherwise
inconsistent with the terms of this Ordinance, and shall issue a written explanation of his or her
decision on any appeal within ten (10) days of the submission of a sufficient notice of appeal.
Section 8. Use of City treated water in violation of this Ordinance or in violation of a
permit issued hereunder shall constitute a violation of City Code Section 26-51, which authorizes
the discontinuation of water service in the event of use of water for purposes not authorized.
Section 9. Violation of the terms of this Ordinance in the city or violation of the terms
of a permit issued hereunder shall be deemed to constitute a violation of the City Code pursuant to
City Code Section 1-15(a), and shall be punishable as set forth therein, except that notwithstanding
the provisions of Section 1-15(a), fines for violations of this Ordinance shall be as follows:
A. Residential Violations
i. Violation of any provision of this Ordinance or permit issued
hereunder on or for a residential property or use shall be punishable
by a minimum fine of fifty dollars ($50) per violation up to a
maximum fine of one thousand dollars ($1,000) per violation, if the
• violation occurs during a Response Level 1 or Response Level 2
condition.
ii. Violation of any provision of this Ordinance or permit issued
hereunder on or for a residential property or use shall be punishable
by a minimum fine of one hundred dollars ($100) per violation up to a
maximum fine of one thousand dollars ($1,000) per violation, if the
violation occurs during a Response Level 3 or Response Level 4
condition.
B. Non -Residential Violations
Violation of any provision of this Ordinance or permit issued
hereunder on or for any property or use other than a residential
property or use shall be punishable by a minimum fine of two
hundred and fifty dollars ($250) per violation up to a maximum fine
of one thousand dollars ($1,000) per violation, if the violation occurs
during a Response Level I or Response Level 2 condition.
ii. Violation of any provision of this Ordinance or permit issued
hereunder on or for any property or use other than a residential
property or use shall be punishable by a minimum fine of five
hundred dollars ($500) per violation up to a maximum fine of one
• thousand dollars ($1,000) per violation, if the violation occurs during
a Response Level 3 or Response Level 4 condition.
C. Each day during which a violation of any provision of this Ordinance or
permit issued hereunder occurs or continues shall constitute a separate
misdemeanor offense under this Ordinance.
Section 10. The City Manager is hereby directed to present to the Council for
consideration a revised water rate structure to reflect revised consumption and revenue projections
as soon as reasonably practicable after a change in the Water Supply Shortage Response Level.
Section 11. The City Manager shall conduct the business of the City in a manner
consistent with applicable provisions of the Water Supply Shortage Response Plan.
Section 12. This Ordinance shall remain in effect until such time as the City Council
determines that municipal water supply conditions no longer justify the continued implementation
of the Water Supply Shortage Response Plan.
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Introduced, considered favorably on first reading, and ordered published this 25th day of
March, A.D. 2003, and to be presented for final passage on the lst day of April, A.D. 2003.
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ATTFS'I:
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Passed and adopted on final reading this I day of April, A.D. 2003.
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Water Supply Shortage Response Plan
March 20, 2003
Response
Response
Response
Response
TLevel
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
4
Water Supply
Projected water supply
shortage as determined by the
1-10%
11-20%
City Manager
21-30%
F Greater than 30%
Regulated Water Use
Activities
1. Lawn & turf watering
a. Non -watering hours
No lawn watering between
No lawn watering between
No lawn watering between
No lawn watering between
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
b. Number of watering days
Residential (even) - Th & Sun
Residential (even) - Sun
Residential (even) - Sun
No watering from 611 thru 8/31. Use
per week
Residential (odd) - Wed & Sat
Residential (odd) - Sat
Residential (odd) - Sat
Level 3 restrictions from 9/1 thru 5131.
(Noteeven and odd refers to
Multi -family & Commercial - Tue & Fri
Multi -family & Commercial - Fri
Multi -family & Commercial - Fri
the street address)
No watering on Monday.
No watering Monday thru Thursday.
No watering Monday thru Thursday.
c. Time limit per day
Unrestricted during watering hours
Unrestricted during watering hours
2 hours during designated watering day
No watering from 611 thru 8/31. Use
Level 3 restrictions from 9/1 thm 5/31.
d. Sprinkler system
Allowed any time. Minimize water Allowed any time. Minimize water Allowed any time. Minimize water Allowed only from 9/1 thru 5/31,
maintenance
usedused used. Minimize water used.
2. Lawn & turf watering
exceptions b ermit
(Note: All permits must be Ofspl lyed so they are visible from the street or sidewalk.)
a. Sod and seed for new
Permit required to water other than
Permit required to water other than
No exceptions from 5115 thru 8/15.
lawns
normal watering days for a period not to
normal watering day for a period not to
Permit required to water other than
No exceptions
exceed 3 weeks for sod and 4 weeks
exceed 3 weeks for sod and 4 weeks
normal watering day for a period not to
for seed.
for seed.
exceed 3 weeks for sod and 4 weeks
for seed that is installed from 8/16 thru
5114.
b. Medical hardship
Permit required for a special watering
Permit required for a special watering
Permit required for a special watering
schedule to accommodate medical
schedule to accommodate medical
schedule to accommodate medical
No exceptions
hardship. No watering on Monday and
hardship. No watering on Monday thru
hardship. No watering on Monday thru
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6
Thursday and between the hours of 10
Thursday and between the hours of 10
p.m.
a.m. and 6 p.m.
a.m. and 6 p.m. Must comply with 2
hr/week restriction.
c. Religious objection Permit required to accommodate a
Permit required to accommodate a
Permit required to accommodate a
different two-day schedule, No watering
different watering day. No watering
different watering day. No watering
No exceptions
on Monday and between the hours of
Monday thru Thursday and between the
Monday thru Thursday and between the
10 a.m. and 6 p.m,
hours of 10 a.m, and 6 p.m.
hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Must
comply with 2 hr/week restriction.
Response
Response
Response
Response
Level 1
Level 2
Leve1 3
Level 4
d. 4 acres or more
Permit required for a special watering
Permit required for a special watering
schedule to accommodate areas of 4
schedule to accommodate areas of 4
No exceptions
No exceptions
acres or more. Max of 1,00" per week
acres or more. Max of 0.75" per week.
No watering on Monday and between
No watering Monday thru Thursday and
the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6
p.m.
e. City parks & public
Permit required for a special watering
Permit required for a special watering
Permit required for a special watering
athletic/playing fields
schedule. Max of 1.25" per week. No
schedule. Max of 1.00" per week. No
schedule for only select fields. Max of
No exceptions
watering on Monday and between the
watering Monday thru Thursday and
0.75" per week. No watering Monday
using treated water
hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6
thru Thursday and between the hours o
p.m.
10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
f. Golf courses using
Permit required for special watering
Permit required for special watering
Permit required for special watering
Permit required for special watering
treated water
schedule- No watering rough. No
schedule- No watering rough. No
schedule. Max of 0.75" per week for
schedule. Max of 0,75" per week for
watering between the hours of 10 a.m.
watering between the hours of 10 a.m.
tees, greens & designated landing
lees and greens. No watering between
and 6 p.m.
and 6 p.m.
areas. No watering between the hours
the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
g. Well or raw water
Registration recommended -
Registration recommended -
Registration recommended -
Registration recommended -
unrestricled use
unrestricted use
unrestricted use
unrestricted use
3. Landscape watering
Water by hose with shutoff nozzle or
Water by hose with shutoff nozzle or
Water by hose with shutoff nozzle or
frees shrubs,gardens)
Unrestricted
low -volume efficient irrigation.
low -volume efficient irrigation.
low -volume efficient irrigation.
4. Non -automated car
Shutoff nozzle and bucket required.
Shutoff nozzle and bucket required.
Not allowed from W thru 6/31. Shutoff
washing
nozzle and bucket required 9/1 thru
Not allowed
5/31.
5. Washing City fleet
Once per week or as approved by the
Once per month or as approved by the
Not allowed unless approved by the
Not allowed unless approved by the
vehicles
City Manager for health or safety
City Manager for health or safety
City Manager for health or safety
City Manager for health or safety
reasons.
reasons.
reasons.
reasons.
6. Dealership vehicle
Once per week
Once per week
Upon sale
Upon sale
washing
7. Spraying impervious
surfaces (siding,
Not allowed
Not allowed
Not allowed
Not allowed
garages, sidewalks,
driveways, patios)
except as necessary for
health and safety
reasons
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Response
Response Response
Response
Level 1
Level 2 Level 3
Level 4
8. Hydrant flushing &
Limited to critical situations as Limited to critical situations as
Limited to critical situations as
testing
Unrestricted
approved by the Utilities General approved by the Utilities General
approved by the Utilities General
Manager. Manager.
Manager.
9. Water Fountains
Public Display
No use allowed
No use allowed No use allowed
No use allowed
Private
Unrestricted
No use allowed No use allowed
No use allowed
Enforcement
1. Residential fines per
violation
$50 to $1,000
$50 to $1,000
$100 to $1,000
$100 to $1.000
2. Business fines per
violation
$250 to $1,000
$zso to $1,000
$soo to $1,000
$soo to $1,000
Water Rate
Adjustments
Adjust water rates to
encourage additional
No adjustment
Recommend adjustment that reflects s a
Recommend adjustment that reflects a
Recommend adjustment that reflects a
conservation
15% reduction in water demand.
25% reduction in water demand.
35% reduction in water demand.
Attachment 2
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2013 Water Supply Outlook
DRAFT (Jan. 8, 2013)
City of Fort Collins Utilities, Water Resources Division
Key:
Surplus or Deficit Supply in Acre-feet with Average -Year Demands
Supply Shortage as Percent of Average -Year Demands
Poudre River Availability
(% of Projected Supplies Treatable)
0%
25% 50% 75%
100%
501/6
19%
0%
T 60% (5,200) 3,800
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3,800
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Supply projections include CST carryover objective for 2014 of 7,500 acre-feet.
Shortage Level 2
Response No Shortage 11-20%
Levels: Shortage
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2013 Water Supply Outlook
DRAFT (Jan. 8, 2013)
City of Fort Collins Utilities, Water Resources Division
Key.
Surplus or Deficit Supply in Acre-feet with Dry -Year Demands
Supply Shortage as Percent of Dry -Year Demands
Poudre River Availability
(% of Projected Supplies Treatable)
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
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13%
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Shortage Level 2
Response No Shortage 11-20%
Levels: _ Shortage -
2013 Water Supply
Management Action Plan
City Council
Staff Report
February 5, 2013
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• Feb. 5 - City
Council Staff
Report
• February finalize
brochure for utility
bill delivery in
March
• Feb. 21 - Water
Board Update
• Finalize WSMAP
for Utilities
Director and City
Manager Review
• City Manager
declares
Response Level
1 water
restrictions
effective April 1
• Notice submitted
to newspaper per
Water Shortage
Ordinance
• Mar. 5 - Water
Rate Ordinance —
first reading
• Mar. 19 - Water
Rate Ordinance —
second reading
• Mar. 21 - Water
Board Update
• Customers receive
water restrictions
utility bill insert
• April 1 —
Response Level
1 water
restrictions
effective
• April 2 - City
Council elections
• April 12 -
NCWCD Quota
known to assess
potential
Response Level
change
• April 16 - City
Council Staff
Report
• April 18 — Water
Board Update
• April 23 - City
Council Work
Session
• May 7 - City
Council Staff
Report
• Continue to
monitor water
supply and
demand triggers to
assess potential
Response Level
change
• May 16 - Water
Board Update
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