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-- — - ��v 1\I current and planned water conservation efforts, the content, potential effectiveness, and necessary updates of the current WSCP and how best to include the information into the Administrative Draft UWMP. Task 2 Deliverables: • Draft description of water system and service area • Draft demand projectlons—in total and by water use sector • Draft Stand-alone system water loss report • Draft SBX7-7 analysis(i.e., baselines and GPCD interim and fina/targets) • Draft WSCP summary of version of an updated WSCP • Oraft OMM summary • Workshop#1 agenda and minutes Task 3—Preqare for and Attend Workshop#2—Water Suaplv Proiections Task 3 includes preparing information regarding the City's service area supply projections, source reliability and quality,and attendance at Workshop#2,where EKI will update the City on the progress of work and solicit intermediate input. As part of this task, EKI will develop and present the following information. Water Supplv Proiection Per CWC 10631�b), the 2015 UWMP must identify and quantify, to the extent practicable, the existing and planned sources of water available to the supplier for the next 20 years, in five- year increments,and during various water-year types. Further, CWC 10631(c)(2)requires water suppliers to identify and describe water sources that may not be consistently available, given specific legal,environmental,water quality,or climatic factors. To correspond with the water demand evaluation, to the extent appropriate, the 2015 UWMP will incorporate information regarding the source, nature and projected availability of the Cit�s current and future water supply based upon information provided by the City, SFPUC and BAWSCA, and confirmed by EKI. The 2015 UWMP wil) also discuss (1) potential future water supplies considered by the City to be viable (e.g., additional recycled water, conjunctive use of groundwater, water transfers, desalination); (2)potentia! effects of water quality on management strategies; (3) any current or planned future water projects or water transfers; and(4)supply reliability and/or constraints of the Cit�s existing SFPUC allocation. EKI will review information contained within the 2010 UWMP to establish historic and revised water supply source and reliability assumptions. To the extent that there are identifiable inconsistencies or changed conditions between historic documents and current requirements or conditions (e.g., the current drought) for assessing water supply reliability, EKI will identify such inconsistencies and coordinate closely with the City with respect to how to include them as part of the regional water supply�eliability evaluation, if practicable. Page �20 Redwaod Gty Pu61ic Works Serviees Department 2015 UWMP (EKI BS-078) ATTY/AGR.2015.248/EKI - Development of 2015 Urban Water Management Plan