EXHIBIT 9-F
FINAL MINUTES
Water Demand
Committee of the
Monterey Peninsula
Water Management District
1.
Call to Order
The meeting was called to order at 4:00 PM.
Directors present: Judi Lehman, Zan Henson, Molly Erickson, (arrived at 4:10 p.m.)
Acting General Manager present: Fran Farina
Staff present: Stephanie Pintar, Water Demand Manager
Shawn Novack Conservation Representative I
Debbie Martin, Conservation Technician
Guests: Richard Andrews, GM-PBCSD
Mike Niccum, PBCSD District Engineer
Alan Samuelson, Carmelo Park-Assisted Living (arrived 4:30 p.m.)
2. Status Reports
Reported progress to date: RFP due August 8, 2003 on Policies and Procedures Manual
b. Microphor Microflush 2-Liter Toilet
Survey
Survey was mailed July 22, 2003, to 290 residential property owners. Response anticipated within 30 days.
3. Action
Items
Recommendation: The Acting General Manager (AGM) was directed to confer
with Special Counsel to verify that issuance of the permit would not impede the
negotiations on the recycled water expansion project. If the matter can be
resolved administratively, the AGM is authorized to act; otherwise the matter
should be scheduled for Board action in August.
b. Consider
Expanded Rebate Program
The
Committee recommended expansion of the rebate program to include dishwashers
using no more than 7.66 gallons per cycle, washing machines up to 28 gallons
and instant access hot water systems that provide hot water within 6 seconds.
The eligibility area should include Cal-Am Systems within the District
boundaries and Monterey Peninsula Water Resource System. Staff was asked to
provide additional information on manufacturers of the dual flush toilet and
water use information on urinals and cisterns before including them in the
rebate offer.
Committee
agreed that District should take a proactive position in baseline conservation
requirements and requested that Cal-Am be asked to coordinate the advertising
and to participate in the expanded program.
Committee
requested that staff prepare an ordinance mandating the inclusion of these
additional water saving devices for new construction. Committee discussed the
funding needed for the expanded program and if water use credits should still
be offered and applied to properties utilizing the rebate.
Committee requested additional information on pools/water therapy, landscaping use, and special uses such as cafeterias; it was agreed that using the daily census versus number of beds was a more accurate accounting for water use.
d. Review
Amendments to Table 1: Residential Fixture Unit Count
District staff answered questions raised by the committee about the proposed changes to Table 1. The committee requested that shower bar flow be limited to 2.5 gallons per minute. The committee provided other editorial comments that were incorporated into the revised Table 1.
4.
Other Items
No items were discussed.
5.
Director Comments
There were no comments from the Directors.
6.
Future Agenda Items
There was no discussion of these items.
7. Adjournment
The meeting was adjourned at approximately 5:45 PM.
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