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1 I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I ) -j ) I j 5-14 Advanced Plumbing Regulations. This measure is the same as the commerciaVindustrial sector measure and will be applied to new public and utility construction. Irrigation Upgrade Program. This measure will continue District efforts to upgrade park and open space irrigation operations. New Landscape Guidelines. As with the other sectors. the District will develop and upgrade landscape guidelines for new municipal facilities. Agency Water Consultations. As with the commercial/industrial sector, the District will provide consultation for the reduction of water usage in the public sector. Water Wasting Regulations. Under this measure, the District will review and update existing regulations to educate consumers on the wasteful use of water and to encourage wise water use practices for all customer classes. Reclaimed Water. In December 1979, the Jack G. Raub Company published a report entitled Demonstration Proiect for Beneficial Reuse of Hie-hlands Ranch Wastewater. The fmdings of this study recommended: · Proceed toward implementation of a demonstration project in the Marcy Gulch drainage based on development in that drainage and other possible reclaimed wastewater uses, such as golf course, tree fanns, turf fann, and/or agricultural irrigation. · Detennine impacts on the NPDES pennit process. · Investigate future potential for irrigation in the Dad Clark Gulch Basin with respect to soils suitability and the need for a barrier interception . - .coocept, {}r{)tiler-reu~e-seeIlllI"i<r,-w-restrictreturn flows from entering-the - - - gulch and directly impacting drinking water supply. The District will continue to monitor the appropriateness of reuse as the Marcy Gulch Basin is further developed and providing the opportunity for a demonstration reuse project. When feasibility and cost-effectiveness criteria are met, the first phase demonstration project can proceed. Public Education. The District will further advance and upgrade ongoing public education programs on the wise use of water. This measure will include developing educational infonnatioil and resources for topics such as turf management, retrofitting devices, and changing water wasting habits. Systemwide Use Reduction. The District will review systemwide audit procedures and water use patterns to reduce unaccountable use and further reduce other uses, as appropriate. 71.........""