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<br /> <br />",-=. ,. <br /> <br />· Sustainably meet demands <br />REVISED SUBOBJECTIVE ) <br />· Sustain water demands based on available water supplies <br /> <br />2. Maximize Efficient Use of Existing Supply <br />· Use appropriate-quality water for appropriate uses <br />· Increase reuse and exchanges <br />· Increase efficiency of use <br />· Reduce evaporation and conveyance losses <br />· Continued promotion of conservation best management practices <br />REVISED SUBOBJECTIVE <br />Promote conservation best management practices <br /> <br />3" Enhance Use of Existing System Assets <br />· Maximize operations of existing facilities <br />· Manage/reduce/capture uninten~onal reservoir spills <br /> <br />4. <br /> <br />Maximize hnplementability <br />· Optimize options for technical, legal, institutional, political, economical, <br />and environmental implementability <br />· Maintain compliance with Compacts <br />REVISED SUBOBJECTIVE <br />Comply with Compacts <br /> <br />) <br /> <br />· Incorporate sustainability concepts <br /> <br />5~ Support Recreational Needs <br />REVISED OBJECTIVE <br />Enhance Recreational Opportunities <br />The abilities to provide new and innovative recreational opportunities in the state <br />is much more il1lportant than just providing needs. For example, the number of <br />miles affishable streams or public reservoirs/lakes surface area is againfinite <br />(unless a new water development project creates a new reserooir). As the <br />demands for and use of water recreation increases, these resources will become <br />more and more valuable -from esthetic~ economical, historical, recreational, etc. <br />perspectives. Water resources multi-use concepts, involvilzg agriculture, M&I, <br />and recreational opportunities will provide un-measurable values, plus benefit the <br />lives of the aquatics and humans alike. <br /> <br />ADD NEW SUBOBJECTIVE <br />· Cooperatively develop and enhance multi-use recreational <br />opportunities with public and private entities <br />(Through collaborative efforts with public and private entities, recreation <br />resources can be developed and effectively managed - plus deal with the <br />environmental, legal, etc. issues.) , <br />