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<br />Required Conservation Plan Elements Completed? <br /> V. Distribution system leal< ID and Yes ~ No <br /> repair? Comment: Denver Water should consider implementation <br /> of the IW AI A WW A water loss methodology as part of <br /> their anticipated review of analytical methods. <br /> VI. Information, public education, audits, Yes ~ No <br /> demos? Comment: <br /> VII. Conservation oriented rate structure Yes ~ No <br /> and billing system? Comment: <br /> VIII. Regulatory measures designed to Yes ~ No <br /> encourage water conservation? Comment: <br /> IX. Incentives, rebates to encourage Yes ~ No <br /> conservation implementation? Comment: <br />8. Role of water conservation plan in overall Yes ~ No <br /> water supply planning? Comment: <br />9. Steps to implement, monitor, review, and Yes ~ No <br /> revise conservation plan including time Comment: <br /> period not to exceed 7 years? <br />10. Estimates of water saved through previous Yes ~ No <br /> conservation efforts AND water saved Comment: <br /> through plan implementation? <br /> <br />Plan Review Findings <br /> <br />~ Approved <br /> <br />Conditional Approval <br /> <br />Disapproval with Modifications <br /> <br />Plan review comments: <br /> <br />Denver Water has submitted an impressive, ambitious, and well funded conservation plan that <br />sets a high bar for others in the state and across the continent to try and emulate. The plan (with <br />the accompanying appendices) meets or exceeds all of the statutory requirements of the State for <br />conservation planning. The Denver Water plan is recommended for approval. <br /> <br />The goal of the Denver Water plan is to save nearly 40,000 acre-feet of water in the next 10 <br />years - accelerating the previous 50 year goal. This amounts to an approximate 22% savings <br />overall. Denver Water has the backing and support of the Board of Directors and the Mayor and <br />