Crestview WSD 1996 WCPlan

• Project Type: Water Conservation Plan
• Project Name: Crestview Water & Sanitation District Water Conservation Plan
• Title: Crestview Water and Sanitation District Water Conservation Plan
• Date: 7/17/1996
• County: Adams
• Water Conservation - Doc Type: Complete Plan

SECTION 1.30 PURPOSE

The purpose of the Water Conservation Plan IS to promote and
encourage domestic, commercial, industrial and public facility
customers of the Crestview Water and Sanitation District to use
water efficiently and to foster conservation of the water of the
District, Denver Water and of the State of Colorado.

The Plan is intended to;
(A.) Comply with the requirements of the State of Colorado
Office of Water Conservation, specifically HB91-1154 as
promulgated,

(B.) Remain consistent and in compliance with contractual
obligations with Denver Water and Metro Wastewater Reclamation
District,

(C.) Meet the needs and desired water conservation results of
the citizens and representatives of the District within the
framework of the Rules and Regulations of the District and
prudent operation of the water distribution system.

SECTION 1.40 FUNDING

The District will provide in the annual budget the necessary funds
to implement and maintain the Conservation Plan.

SECTION 2.00 CURRENT MEASURES

SECTION 2.10 DENVER WATER

Crestview entered into a master meter water service agreement
(MM236) on November 1, 1994 with the Denver Board of Water
Commissioners (Board) to be provided water service for all current
District customers and to have water furnished necessary to serve
the full development of all the land within Crestview's Contract
Service Area. In the agreement Crestview recognizes that the Board
will implement and update a water conservation plan in order to
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Crestview has agreed to assist the Board in implementing and
maintaining the Denver Water Conservation Plan by:

(A.) Supporting the Conservation Plan with its customers;
contributing ideas and suggestions to the Board regarding
water conservation; encouraging the public to use low flow
plumbing fixtures and low water use landscaping techniques;
using low flow plumbing fixtures and low water use landscaping
techniques at its facilities whenever modifications are made
to such facilities; and

(B.) Providing to the Board any information about its water
distribution system which might be necessary to implement the

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