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supply that can be obtained from the aquifer(s). 1.8.3 Identify significant surface/groundwater interactions that may require additional analyses. 1.8.4 Deliverables: Summm3, of Analyses and Findings (MSWord, pdf), model inputs and outputs, maps/exhibits of groundwater supply locations (hardcopy, electronic). 1.9 TASK 8 - EDWARDS AQUIFER GAM AND PERMITTING ISSUES The Consultant will: 1.9.1 Contact the Edwards Aquifer Authority (EAA) regarding available water supplies fom~ the Edwards Aquifer and the EAA/TWDB Edwards Aquifer GAM. This model is currently under development. If the model is not available at the time of this task the City will use the current model or delay this effort until the new model is available. 1.9.2 Summm'ize issues regarding the availability of City permitted Edwards aquifer water, utilizing permitted water as a component of the City's water conservation program and other considerations provided by the EAA or the City. 1.9.3. Review TWDB/EAA GAM to determine potential impacts on the City's existing permits and future need. 1.9.4 Deliverables: Summary of Analyses and Findings (MS Word, pdf). 1.10 TASK 9 - WATER CONSERVATION PLAN AND DROUGHT PREPAREDNESS ANALYSES The Consultant will: 1.10.1 Evaluate existing City programs for water conservation m~d evaluate their impact to existing emd projected demand. 1.10.2 Evaluate existing City programs for drought preparedness and identify m'eas where the impacts of a drought can be minimized by increasing the dependability through an alternative water supply strategy. Compare City programs with other regional water suppliers and evaluate the City's ability to maximize supply sources. I. 10.3 Identify permitting limitations that may cause an impact to the dependable supply of the City, particularly during increased demand and/or decreased supply. The Consultant will evaluate the impact of peak summer demand with any permit drought conditions required by TCEQ, EAA or GBRA.