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1996-61
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4/8/1996
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<br />7/J <br /> <br />treated wastewater that originates from use of -Edwards Aquifer '.vell water that San [vfarcos <br />discharges into the San Marcos River, the amount being appropriately adjusted for channel losses <br />between the wastewater outfall and the downstream diversion point. The second application <br />requests the right to use unappropriated water from the San Marcos River as well as return flows <br />which result from the use of surface water. Under both TNRCC applicati~ns, San Marcos' <br />treated wastewater would be utilized to meet the long term municipal water needs of the City, <br />í and thereby contribute to the effort to protect San Marcos Spring flows. <br />I <br /> <br />7.0 IMPLEMENTATION At'TD ENFORCEMENT OF THE \VATER <br />CONSERVATION PLAt,\[ <br /> <br />The City Manager is responsible for ensuring implementation and enforcement of the San <br />Marcos Water Conservation Plan, as adopted by the San Marcos City Council (see Appendix <br />D)? - - <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />. <br />8.0 EMERGENCY \V A TER DEMAND MANAGEMENT PLAN <br />Droughts and other uncontrollable circumstances can disrupt the normal availability of <br />water supplies from either ground or surface sources. During drought periods, consumer demand <br />is typically 15 to 25 percent higher than under normal conditions. Limitations on the supply of <br />either ground or surface water, or on facilities to pump, treat, store, or distribute water can also <br />present a public water supply utility with an emergency demand management situation. The San <br />r- <br />! Marcos Emergency Water Demand Management Plan was established in 1991 a¡ld revised by the <br />: <br />San Marcos City Council on June 13, 1994, and is .referred to as "City of San Marcos Water <br />Conservation Plan". The Plan is consistent with water conservation guidelines established by the <br />Edwards Underground Water District, and although the trigger levels are expressed in terms of <br />Edwards Aquifer levels at San Antonio index well J-17, the water dema.Tld reduction measures <br />are applicable to both the groundwater and surface water components of supply. However, when <br />aquifer pumping limits are established and the temlS and conditions of pumping and surface <br />water diversion permits are determined, it may be necessary to revise the trigger levels of the <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />2 Note: The City Manager is responsible for implementation of the Emergency Water Demand Management Plan, <br />as described in Sections 8.0, 9.0, and 10.0. <br />8 <br />
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