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<br />x. Other water management activities <br />The City of Craig may be expanding the raw water <br />reservoir (Elkhead Reservoir) at some time in the future. <br />Over $500,000 currently exists in the restricted reserves <br />for this project and it is possible that increased raw water <br />supply for municipal use may become available at that time. <br /> <br />SECTION V_ COMMITMENT TO WATER CONSERVATION <br /> <br />The City of Craig is committed to promoting water <br />conservation into the future. The cost of producing high <br />quality and safe drinking water for consumption by the <br />customer is a paramount concern. Federal and state <br />guidelines governing the water industry are constantly <br />requiring water companies to enhance treatment techniques <br />and methods which further drive up the cost of finished <br />drinking water. Constantly facing higher chemical costs, <br />utility costs. and operation and maintenance costs is <br />incentive for the City of Craig to save water and encourage <br />others to save water also. The big picture is ever <br />increasing costs per gallon being passed on to the <br />consumers. Water conservation measures like those mentioned <br />above help keep the demand for finished water to a minimum, <br />which in turn keeps the cost of production and distribution <br />to a minimum. For these reasons. the City of Craig Water <br />Department will continue to search for and eliminate water <br />leaks within the system and further encourage members of the <br />public to save and conserve water into the future. <br /> <br />Paae 7 <br />