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Water Conservation
Project Type
Water Conservation Plan
Project Name
Town of Breckenridge Water Conservation Plan
Title
Section 5: Program Implementation
Date
4/26/2004
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Summit
Water Conservation - Doc Type
Implementation Plan
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<br />Cost Benefit: Many thousands of dollars have been spent for these <br />measures, which make the use of raw water more efficient and can <br />maintain or enhance stream flow. <br /> <br />5. Distribution system leak repair <br /> <br />The Town has a low percentage of unaccounted for water loss (8%). <br />Water losses in the past 25 years have been as high as 20% to 25%. To <br />maintain the integrity of the system the Town has conducted regular <br />periodic leak detection surveys by professional consultants since 1978. <br />Either the Town or the customer promptly repairs leaks that are identified. <br />Also, the Town is replacing some of its older water mains and customers <br />often replace old service lines. The Town continues to conduct periodic <br />leak detection surveys, repair leaks, and to do water audits to determine <br />losses. <br /> <br />Cost Benefit: A Town leak survey costs around $20,000. Leak repairs cost <br />the Town around $50,000 for all the leaks discovered in a survey. It <br />preserves the capacity of the system for the future and eliminates the need <br />for expensive expansions. It also reduces costs for the Town. <br /> <br />6. Dissemination of infonnation <br /> <br />The Town has water conservation pamphlets and other related information <br />in a display rack at Town Hall and at Public Works in the office entrance <br />areas. In 2003 the Town distributed water conservation infonnation with <br />the drought restrictions that includes measures to save water by mailing it <br />to most of the customers and by posting it on most of the doors of the <br />customers. The Town regularly includes water conservation information in <br />the periodic Town Bulletin that is mailed to most of the customers and <br />most of the Post Office boxes. The new billing software now make it <br />possible to include a water conservation message on every bill sent out for <br />the two month billing cycle. <br /> <br />Cost Benefit: Mailing and printing cost were about $3000 for the drought <br />infonnation. The customer knows what to expect when drought <br />restrictions become necessary. The customer receives infonnation that is <br />timely, practical, and can be put to use immediately. <br /> <br />7.Water rate structures <br /> <br />In 2001 the Town adopted a revised water ordinance that primarily <br />changed the water rate structure to encourage water conservation inside <br />and outside. The minimum allowed during the two month billing cycle <br />was lowered to 12,000 gallons per SFE and the excess fee for use greater <br />
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