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<br />b.5 Annual Report. For Agencys with over 100 sites in the program, Waterfluence creates an annual report each March <br />summarizing program performance from water data from the previous calendar year. Topics include program <br />activity, trends in overwatering, user engagement, and potential ways to improve the program. <br />b.6 California Reporting Requirements. Waterfluence assists Agency with California reporting requirements associated <br />with Assembly Bill 1668 and Senate Bill 606 (Making Conservation A California Way of Life) and Assembly Bill 1572 <br />(nonfunctional turf ban). Assistance includes compiling CII-DIM landscape measurements, identifying large <br />landscape MUM sites, providing Energy Star Portfolio Manager template downloads, and offering services to cover CII <br />best management practices. <br /> <br />c. Landscape Field Survey <br />d.1 Targeting and Marketing. Agency staff can preapprove sites eligible to receive a landscape field survey. Waterfluence <br />markets the field survey opportunity to account holders at preapproved sites via the website. Customers are required <br />to accept the field survey via a click-through agreement. Sites accepting a field survey are added to the Waterfluence <br />field survey queue. <br />d.2 Performing Field Surveys. Waterfluence schedules surveys with stakeholders at sites in the field survey queue. The <br />survey includes Waterfluence sending an irrigation expert to 1) refine the site map and water budget assumptions, 2) <br />operate portions of the irrigation system to evaluate performance, and 3) document findings and recommendations in <br />a Landscape Field Survey Report. <br />d.3 Field Survey Report. Completed field survey reports are posted online on the Waterfluence website. Waterfluence <br />notifies all site stakeholders the report is ready to review and addresses any follow up questions by telephone or <br />webinar.