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Li:JI I.A.1 'c11 O1. rALL WJ mJU -uo, Water demand by customer category. Seasonal and peak water demand use. Storage capabilities.. E. Discussion of Future Water Demand and Supply Needs 1. Identify and project water supply needs by user groups to the year 2005. 2. Determine capacity of existing system, storage, treatment, and wells to meet future needs. 3. Description of planned or needed improvements to meet future demand. F. Establish Water Supply Policies, Objectives and Standards for Utility Operations 1. Establish community goals for water consumption and demand, water conservation, system expansion, wellhead protection, and emergency situations. 2. Develop objectives that guide expansions to the system, focus water conservation efforts, and encourage protection of subsurface and surface water supplies. 3. Formulate standards that will implement standards for utility operations. G. Establish Water Conservation Plan 1. Generally describe the need and purpose of water conservation efforts for the community. 2. Analyze existing water conservation efforts and develop appropriate water reduction alternatives including the following: Status and extent of metering program. Extent of water audit program and analysis of unaccounted water losses. History and development of water rate structure; review need to change in order to encourage water conservation. Review of current and planned regulations to encourage water conservation. Need for retrofitting programs for public and private structures. Need for pressure control and reduction program. Educational and informational programs that are available in the community. 3. Develop procedure for sequential water demand reduction for each water use group for non- emergency short- and long term periods. 4. Identify implementation steps necessary to effect water conservation plan. 5. Establish educational program for community residents and businesses.