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Ok3 <br />ATTACHMENT <br />Urban Water Management Plan - Section 2.2, text as offer by Vice Mayor Ira <br />on May 12, 2002: <br />"The City Council has embarked on a policy of implementing a water <br />recycling project, and has completed feasibility studies for a recycled <br />water treatment, storage, pumping and distribution system that would <br />serve recycled water to existing and future water users for landscape <br />irrigation and various industrial uses. This system would provide a <br />means of meeting water demands that would otherwise have to be <br />met from potable water sources. <br />The City Council has not determined if it wishes to proceed with a <br />recycled water project, but has committed to the community that it will <br />consider additional technical information and public comments in the <br />context of the California Environmental Quality Act process. <br />Additionally, the cost analysis for a recycled water project is not <br />complete at this time, and the Council will also consider cost/benefit <br />and rate impacts as it moves toward a decision on the p <br />project." <br />Draft Urban Water Management Plan - Section 2.2, text as considered by <br />the City Council on May 12, 2002 reads as follows: <br />"The City Council has embarked on a policy of implementing a water <br />recycling project, and has completed feasibility studies for a recycled <br />water treatment, storage, pumping and distribution system that will <br />serve high quality water to existing and future water users for <br />landscape irrigation and various industrial uses. This system would <br />provide a means of meeting water demands that would otherwise <br />have to be met from potable water sources. The cost analysis for a <br />recycled water project is not complete at this time, and the City <br />Council has not determined if and how best to proceed with a project." <br />