Summary
The city adopted its five-year update of the long-range water plan through 2050, plus a drought contingency plan. Water use is down about 40% since 2007, and supplies are projected to meet demand even in multi-year droughts — though the city remains 100% reliant on imported water.
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Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Adoption keeps the city eligible for water-related grants and funding; no direct cost to residents, though a rejected regional recycled-water partnership would have meant rate increases of 50% or more.
All water customers benefit from long-term supply reliability and continued grant eligibility.
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