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<br />East Cherry Creek Valley Water & Sanitation District <br />Water Conservation Plan <br /> <br />Section 5 <br />Program Evaluation <br /> <br />Following adoption of this Water Conservation Plan, an annual review of the plan's efforts and <br />impacts is necessary to track the progress of the plan. <br /> <br />Implementation of this water conservation plan requires documentation of its results, through <br />qualitative and quantitative means. This report will include: <br /> <br />I. Identification of policy making bodies that would need water conservation master <br />plall information <br />2. Analysis of benefit to cost/consequences <br />3. A break-down of successes and failures <br />4. Monitoring results <br /> <br />Monitoring will likely include data collection and methods for analysis including: <br /> <br />1. What will be measured <br />2. What assumptions will be held <br />3. Agreements on any estimates <br />4. Which measuring tools, models, etc. will be used <br />5. What projects can be measured quantitatively <br />6. What projects can be measured qualitatively <br /> <br />This information will help in development of the benefit cost analysis for each measure. As the <br />impact of each measure is noted, its continuance can then be defined through the long range plan. <br /> <br />- - - - ~ - - ~ Tile following-is 111ormacwlllctfcan-lJe-u~e1tt(}incorpurate-the-methods uutline& abuve:- - - ~ - . <br /> <br />Implementation/Evaluation Process <br /> <br />1. Define the measure <br />2. Identify its priority <br />3. Identify its timeliness - is implementation dictated by the Board, or is it seasonal <br />4. Determine potential impacts, quantitative and qualitative for customers and the District <br />5. Determine who is involved in implementation (i.e. staff, Board, public), and in evaluation <br />6. Define the type of analysis and evaluation involved, qualitative or quantitative, and its <br />format <br /> <br />12 <br />