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<br /> <br />City of Grand Junction, Colorado <br />81501-2668 <br />250 North Fifth Street <br /> <br />Dear Resident: <br /> <br />Congratulations! Your home has been chosen to participate in Grand Junction's <br />Retrofit Demonstration Project. <br /> <br />People often ask, "How can I make a difference?" Well, by participating in the Retrofit <br />Project, you will have an opportunity to work with us in a new effort to more wisely manage <br />our water resources. By working together, we can accomplish the following goals: <br /> <br />~ Help find out how cost effective water-conservation programs might be for the City and <br />for you; <br />~ Help determine if water efficiency through retrofit would work in the future; <br />~~ Cut your water and energy costs by up to 25%, depending on your water use habits. <br /> <br />Role of the Homeowner. Begin saving water, energy and money by installing water <br />conservation plumbing devices. Between April 2nd and 4th, you will receive your free water- <br />conservation devices and a short questionnaire. Your water-saving packet will include: <br /> <br />~ a new showerhead for each shower; <br />~~ a new water-saving toilet devwe; and <br />~ a faucet aerator. <br /> <br />The packet will come complete with easy-to-follow instructions. All devices should be <br />installed by April 24, so that City staff can begin the project. If you should need help with <br />installation, the City will provide the services of a professional plumber. Your water-saving <br />packet will contain information on setting an appointment. <br /> <br />Role of the City. When all residents have installed their water-saving devices, City staff <br />will begin monitoring water and energy use. Throughout the 18 months of the project, the <br />Utilities Department will be happy to answer any questions you may have; call them at <br />244-1578. <br /> <br />Please plan to attend a meeting for all project participants on April 10 at 7 p.m. at <br />the City Auditorium, City Hall, 250 N. 5th St. Utilities Department staff, the State <br />Water Conservation Coordinator and others will discuss the project in more detail <br />and explain how to install the water-saving devices. <br /> <br />Thank you for taking part in this innovative project; we look forward to meeting you on <br />April 10. <br /> <br />Sincerely, <br /> <br />Greg Trainor <br />Utility Manager <br />