1. The City of El Cajon’s Response to Water Drought Emergency July 14, 2015

2. Folsom Lake Dam Water Drought Emergency Response

3. Lake Mead in 2014 Water Drought Emergency Response

4. 25% reduction Turf replacement Restrict potable water in public landscaping Revise state’s landscape ordinance Water districts may be subject to fines Governor’s Executive Order Water Drought Emergency Response

5. Reduced irrigation times and more efficient systems for public landscapes Median turf allowed to turn brown; trees still watered Planned landscape improvements on hold Additional limits on power washing Ornamental water features turned off Public outreach El Cajon’s Operational Response Water Drought Emergency Response

6. El Cajon Boulevard Median Replacement Water Drought Emergency Response

7. Browning Turf in Medians Water Drought Emergency Response

8. Dry Fountain Water Drought Emergency Response

9. Pursue grant funding to aide in compliance (turf replacement) Drought tolerant landscaping and hardscape to replace turf Revise landscape ordinance to comply with recent changes to state law El Cajon’s Logistical and Regulatory Response Water Drought Emergency Response

10. Private consumers subject to water district conservation strategies Rebates for turf replacement and xeroscaping Private developers subject to revised landscape ordinance requirements Private Landscaping Water Drought Emergency Response

11. Council Discussion Water Drought Emergency Response