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Use this form to plan for water use efficient fixtures and appliances in your new home and reduce the water demand offset required.

This waiver form acknowledges the reality of high and low pressure areas in the water system. If your water service is in a high or low water pressure area, fill out this form to release the District of liability for any damages to your plumbing system.

Black and Veach, June 2009

An overview of indoor and outdoor water efficiency ordinances, as they apply to Tier II Single-Family Residential, Multi-Family residential, Commercial, Industrial, and Public Developments.

Water Conservation in Landscaping Ordinance 10-02 was adopted on August 17, 2010. This ordinance follows the California Water Conservation in Landscaping Act, also known as the State Landscape Model Ordinance, which establishes certain landscape design standards that save water in new and expanding landscapes. The California Water Conservation in Landscaping Act was amended pursuant to AB 2717 (Chapter 682, Stats. 2004) and AB 1881 (Chapter 559, Stats. 2006).

This document includes the responses to comments document that completes the Final Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration.

The District acting as the Lead Agency under CEQA, proposed to design and construct one groundwater recharge well at Twin Lakes Church property.

All residential, commercial and industrial buildings within the City of Capitola and the unincorporated areas receiving water from the Soquel Creek Water District are required to be retrofitted with low consumption plumbing fixtures when a property is sold. Under the law, the seller of the property is responsible for retrofitting. The responsibility for retrofitting may to be transferred from the seller to the buyer, if both parties mutually agree to do so. This form is used when the buyer agrees to perform the required plumbing fixture retrofit.