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The Mission Viejo Water Districts Emergency Water Conservation Regulations September 2, 2014 Presented by the Mission Viejo Water Districts
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Current Status of Water Supply of Water Supply Presented by the Mission Viejo Water Districts
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Severe Drought conditions continue to exist Surface and Groundwater Storage being depleted Met Allocations Potentially another dry year ahead – Met Allocations 400,000 acres of farmland to be fallowed, thousands out of work, communities risk running out of drinking water, negative impacts on fish and wildlife Current Status of Water Supply
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Metropolitan Dry Year Storage * Does not include 636 TAF of Metropolitan Emergency Storage. 1.2 MAF + Potential Storage Actions
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Drought Regulation Drought Regulation Presented by the Mission Viejo Water Districts
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Section 864 Prohibited Activities No direct application of potable water to driveways and sidewalks No Watering of outdoor landscapes that cause runoff to adjacent property, non-irrigated areas, private and public walkways, roadways, parking lots or structures Use of a hose to wash a vehicle, unless the hose is fitted with a shut-off nozzle Use of potable water in a non-recirculating fountain/decorative water feature State Water Resources Control Board Emergency Conservation Regulations
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District Actions ETWD Declared Level 1Water Alert Effective August 30, 2014 MNWD Adopted 20% Use Reduction Resolution February 20, 2014 Submitted Alternate Plan to SWRCB on August 15, 2014 SMWD Declared Stage 2 Mandatory Conservation Effective August 6, 2014
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Watering Restrictions ETWD Landscape watering restricted to 3 times per week Monday, Thursday and either Saturday or Sunday MNWD No restrictions on days of use watering Allocation based rate structure recognized by the State as sufficient for achieving reductions on landscape watering Follow 12 Mandatory Water Conservation Rules SMWD Landscape watering restricted to 3 times per week Even-numbered addresses – Sun, Tues, and Thurs. Odd-numbered addresses – Mon, Weds, and Fri. Swimming pool initial fill/refill prohibited
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Working with Customers and HOAs Presented by the Mission Viejo Water Districts
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Large landscape stakeholders can significantly influence water use Large landscape stakeholders can significantly influence water use Customer Profile
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Local Efforts Conservation and water use efficiency rebate programs ETWD.com/html/rebates.htm MNWD.com/rebates SMWD.com/conservation www.waterprograms.com/wb/ Education mwdoc.com/services/watersmarthome
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Communication Tools and Initiatives Workshops/ Presentations Community Meetings Special Newsletters Bill Inserts Letters Water Waste Hotline Door Hangers Newspaper Ads Website District City Public Agency Coordination In-Field Interface Cable TV advertising
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Community Collaboration Presented by the Mission Viejo Water Districts
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Working with the City Meeting with Staff to ensure coordination among Districts/City Outreach efforts and collaboration Roles and responsibilities for notification and enforcement Coordination of information for feedback and reporting Ensure overall seamless experience for customers/residents questions Continue to engage on future changes Modifications to drought ordinances Water budget modifications
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Addressing Future Needs Presented by the Mission Viejo Water Districts
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Looking to the Future Baker Filtration Plant TCWD, SMWD, IRWD, ETWD, MNWD By 2016 - 28.1M gallons/day of drinking water Ocean Desalination Poseidon Huntington Beach Multi-agency project to develop local supply 50MM gallons per day/drinking water upon completion
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Expansion of distribution systems for recycled water. Groundwater recharge in the San Juan Basin 1.8 billion gallons produced annually; production to double in near future Development of seasonal storage projects Urban Reuse Projects Ocean Desalination Local Efforts
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Urban Reuse Projects Horno Basin-114MM gals. Dove Canyon Project TCWD, SMWD and Audubon Gobernadora Basin – 260MM gals. Groundwater San Juan Basin Authority Groundwater Management Plan Local Efforts
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Cadiz Valley Water Conservation, Recovery and Storage Project Option to purchase 1.6B gallons per year with Second option for 3.2B gallons per year and store water for future use Represents 20% of the annual demand of 11B gallons Looking to the Future
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Call to Action Presented by the Mission Viejo Water Districts
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Call to Action Community understanding = Community Response Visit websites ETWD.com MNWD.com SMWD.com Watch for us on social media Be aware of your family’s habits; we’ll help you find ways to conserve and be more efficient
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ETWD Customer Service: (949) 837-0660 After-hours emergency: (949) 837-0660 Email: district@etwd.com MNWD Customer Service: (949) 831-2500 After-hours emergency: (949) 831-2500 customerservice@mnwd.com SMWD Customer Service: (949) 459-6420 After-hours emergency: (949) 361-6294 custservice@smwd.com
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