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<br />Page 3 <br /> <br />3. Device Installation All devices will be delivered to <br />participating homes along with installation instructions. steps to <br />determine flow rates of existing fixtures will also be included <br />with a request for information to be returned. Homeowners will then <br />be asked to install devices. To help with the installation, a <br />training session will be offered to homeowners who plan to install <br />devices themselves. <br /> <br />Homeowners will also be informed that a plumber will be available <br />to install devices if residents have problems. This service will <br />serve as quality control over the installation for homeowners who <br />aren't able to. Appointments will be required for installations. If <br />the service of the plumber is used, a questionnaire will be filled <br />out by homeowners regarding the ease of installing devices and <br />reason for calling the plumber. <br /> <br />4. Timing of Installation - March 1991 is the month targeted for <br />devices to be received and installed. This time frame will be <br />dependent on responses for participation from residents. <br /> <br />5. Participant Surveys - Throughout the duration of the pilot <br />project, periodic contact with participants will occur. The <br />following three mailings will occur. All material will be prepared <br />by DNR and mailing arrangements made with Grand Junction. <br /> <br />1st Following initial responses and selection of <br />participants, confirmation and thank you letter will be sent to all <br />households explaining what to expect and time frame for delivery of <br />devices. <br /> <br />2nd - The second correspondence will the instructions and <br />literature included with the delivered devices. This delivery will <br />include an invitation to a training and information session and <br />information on the availability of a plumber for installation. <br /> <br />3rd - The third correspondence will be a survey sent to all <br />participants which will include questions pertaining to device <br />performance, homeowner acceptance, any habit changes, household <br />data and other questions. The survey will be an important means to <br />get participant feedback and continue a heightened level of <br />awareness. <br /> <br />6. Data Collection and Analysis The ability for advanced <br />planning is one of the most important elements to this project and <br />one that will make the project unique. communication with the <br />technical advisory group will continue throughout the project as <br />needed to make sure that all necessary data is gathered or measured <br />in order for analysis to be accurate. <br />