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<br />Submitted to: State Office of Water Conservation <br />Submitted by: Jean loose and Charles Johnson <br /> <br />Resources have been: <br /> <br />. Charles Johnson, the agency's plumber has assisted with data <br />collection, and with all the plumbing aspects of this study. <br />Mr. Johnson talked with local plumbing supply places for <br />information and details involved in ordering and installing <br />infrared automatic faucets. <br /> <br />. Wayne Wright, Mr. Johnson's supervisor, has given advice <br />along the way to be sure all aspects of the project were <br />considered. <br /> <br />. Ned Wilson, manager of the new Adobe Creek Golf Course <br />in Fruita, which is currently using the infrared automatic <br />faucets, gave information about the flow rate per minute, and <br />the cost per unit installed. Mr. Wilson shared the importance <br />of putting in flow filters so the faucets would not clog so <br />easily. <br /> <br />. Mr. Johnson talked with the plumbing supply wholesale <br />company that ordered the faucets for Adobe Creek golf <br />course and gained additional information about ordering and <br />purchasing faucets. <br /> <br />. The plumber who installed the faucets at the golf course <br />provided us with the same information as Mr. Wilson. <br /> <br />. Measurements of the amount of water used, and the time <br />water ran for hand washing were done five times at the Fruita <br />golf course. The data collected was compared with figures <br />we had obtained at our agency. Those figures are found in <br />Phase 3 of this report. <br /> <br />. Eldon Krugman from the Energy office locally, helped <br />calculate the energy savings related to the water saved and <br />provided other useful information. <br /> <br />Page 7 <br />