Florin County Water District and Del Paso Manor Water District Sample Clauses

Florin County Water District and Del Paso Manor Water District. It is recognized that residential water meter retrofit along with quantity based pricing are important tools for improving the efficiency of water use. This helps extend the supply while also reducing the need for increased groundwater pumping or diversions from the American River. It is also recognized that these two relatively smaller water purveyors currently rely totally on groundwater and will not realize immediate water supply benefits from participating in the Water Forum Agreement. Therefore until such time as these two purveyors need discretionary approvals for new or expanded surface water supplies, an active voluntary meter retrofit with incentives is acceptable. Nothing in the Water Forum Agreement prevents purveyors from deciding to undertake a more rapid meter retrofit program. At such time as any of these purveyors needs discretionary approvals for new or expanded surface water supplies they agree to annually retrofit at least 3.3% - 5% of the total number of un-metered residential connections and read and bill as set forth below. If in the future any of these purveyors receives benefits from another agency’s conjunctive use program, it agrees to discuss its meter retrofit program with the Water Forum Successor Effort.
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