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— ----- �`v 1�1 Recvcled Water Use has Increased The Citys development of recycled water has played a significant role in offsetting demand for imported supplies. From 2010 to 2014, recycled water deliveries nearly doubled to 750 AFY, which is generally consistent with the 2010 UWMP's projected demand of 987 AFY for 2015 and 1,280 AFY in 2020. In addition, EKI understands that the City is currently in the process of completing Phase 2 of its recycled water project, which will expand recycled water infrastructure to central Redwood City and other areas west of Highway 101. Phase 2 includes the construction of approximately 10 miles of piping, 3 million galtons of storage facilities, and two booster pump stations. EKI understands that when Phase 2 is completed, the City will be able to satisfy the projected additional demand of 780 AFY in the newly-accessible areas. Uses of recycled water are expected to include commercial, residential and municipal irrigation, and indoor uses such as toilet flushing and cooling in new commercial developments. Further, the infrastructure that is being constructed as part of Phase 2 will give the City the ability to suppiy recycled water to neighboring cities". With pumping and pipeline facilities sized to deliver over 3,200 AFYS, the City is well positioned to increase recycled water deliveries, locally and regionally. The Citv can Hi�hli�ht its Strons Record on Conservation EKI's preliminary review of the Cit�s gross per capita water use data indicates that the City used approximately 105 gallons per capita per day ("GPCD") du�ing Fiscal Year ("FY") 2013-14. Assuming this level of per capita demands holds constant or decreases, the City appears to be in full compliance with the targets that it established in its 2010 UWMP based on use of Target Method 3 (i.e., 133 GPCD in 2015 and 124 GPCD in 2020) and limited additional analysis will be required. EKI also understands that through previous and ongoing conservation efforts, the City has achieved further significant reductions in water use in response to the drought. According to the SWRCB Water Supplier Conservation Compliance Data, as of Au�ust 2015, the City has achieved a 27.49G cumulative water demand reduction relative to water use during June through August 2013. As a result, the City has significantly exceeded its SWRCB-mandated 8% water conservation target. 5.2 Projett Approach EKI has a unique approach to preparing UWMPs that involves efficient use of staff time via collaborative work efforts and streamlines the UWMP development. This project approach is presented below. °Source:Bay Area Integrated Regional Water Management Plan Website:(http://bairwmp.org/projects/redwood- city-recycled-water-p ro ject) S Source:Gty of Redwood City 2010 UWMP Page �14 Redwood City Publlc Works Services Department 2015 UWMP (EKI BS-078j ATTY/AGR.2015.248/EKI - Development of 2015 Urban Water Management Plan