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<br />Evaluation and Monitoring Program Results <br /> <br />Each year the Water System Manager will evaluate the performance of the Water Conservation <br />Program. This evaluation will attempt to determine how well each part of the Water <br />Conservation Program is working. <br /> <br />The following criteria will be used to evaluate the conservation program: <br /> <br />Leak Detection: If leak detection is working , the amount of unaccounted for water should <br />decrease. Changes in unaccounted for water will determine how successful the leak detection <br />program is and whether or not it is cost effective to continue the leak detection program. <br /> <br />Public Open Space Management: Through public open space management, metered water <br />usage for public properties should decrease. This metered usage will be monitored periodically. <br />If usage doesn't decrease, further measures will have to be taken including Xeriscape <br />improvements and further education. <br /> <br />Plumbing Fixture Requirements: The District calculates the Average Day Sold per Account (in <br />gallons). If customers are using ultra low volume fixtures, this figure should decrease. <br />Depending on what this figure does over time, the District will know how much public education <br />is necessary to promote water conserving fixtures. <br /> <br />Water Audits: After the District completes a water audit for a home or business, the metered <br />usage for that account will be tracked to see if water usage does decrease. If usage doesn't <br />decrease, a follow-up visit will be made to see if the suggestions from the audit were <br />implemented. <br /> <br />Public Education: It will be hard to specifically identify how well public education promotes <br />water conserva.tion However) throneh ::I eonet p.nlll~Minn pToer::lm, ~ter r-onc;("rvation shoulrl <br />improve in all the areas identified above, <br /> <br />Water Conservation Program <br /> <br />11 <br />