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<br />1. WATER-EFFICIENT FIXTURES AND APPLIANCES, INCLUDING <br />TOILETS, URINALS, SHOWERHEADS, AND FAUCETS. <br /> <br />This element of the District's Water Conservation Plan is <br />addressed in full in the Denver Water Department's Conservation <br />Master Plan. The District Board of Directors, by executing the <br />Water Service Agreement (Master Meter), has agreed to assist the <br />Denver Water Board in implementing Denver Water's Conservation <br />Master Plan. A copy of the Conservation Master Plan is attached <br />hereto and incorporated into this plan by reference as attachment <br />Appendix I. <br /> <br />The Inclusion Agreement by and between Ken-Caryl Ranch Water and <br />Sanitation District and First City Realty Investment Corp., dated <br />November 18, 1993 for the Chatfield Green property, included a <br />section requiring the developer to install low flow fixtures- (see <br />Attachment I). <br /> <br />The District by executing the Water Service Agreement (Master <br />Meter) agreed to be governed by the Charter Provisions, the <br />Operating Rules and the Engineering Standards of the Denver Board <br />of Water Commissioners. Chapter 12 of the Operating Rules of the <br />Board of Water Commissioners, City and County of Denver, <br />addresses water conservation and requires compliance with Denver <br />Water's Conservation Master Plan for irrigation uses of water and <br />the installation of water conservation devices in certain <br />industrial facilities (see Attachment II). <br /> <br />The District is located within Jefferson County and the Building <br />Codes adopted by the County are applied to all construction <br />within the District. Chapter 4 of the Uniform Plumbing Code <br />requires the installation of 1.6 gallon per flush water closets, <br />1.0 gallon per flush urinals, and 2.5 gallons per minute faucets <br />and showerheads (see Attachment III) . <br /> <br />5 <br />