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Four Corner - Texas Water Development Board

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Stage 1 -Voluntary <strong>Water</strong> Conservation<br />

(1) The water system advises possible shortages due to the reduction of the<br />

groundwater levels or that a water shortage is projected, or<br />

(2) Analysis of water supply sources and demand indicates that the water<br />

supply may be exhausted if water demand is not reduced, or<br />

(3) Line breaks or pump or system failure due to hurricanes, flooding, freezes<br />

or some other natural or manmade cause which may result in<br />

unprecedented loss of capability to provide service, or<br />

( 4) Peak demands at the water and/or wastewater facilities are nearmg<br />

capacity levels and may place a strain on the systems.<br />

Stage 2 - <strong>Water</strong> Shortage Alert<br />

(1) The manager of the water system advises that a water shortage exists due<br />

to the reduction of the groundwater levels, or<br />

(2) Analysis ofwater sources and demand indicates that the water supply will<br />

be exhausted if water demand is not reduced, or<br />

(3) Line breaks or pump or system failure due to hurricanes, flooding, freezes<br />

or some other natural or manmade cause which results in unprecedented<br />

loss of capability to provide service, or<br />

(4) Peak demands at the water and/or wastewater plants have reached capacity<br />

levels and are placing a strain on the system, or<br />

(5) Contamination of the water system due to hurricanes, flooding, freeze<br />

and/or some other natural or manmade cause which may result in<br />

unprecedented loss of capacity to provide service.<br />

Stage 3- <strong>Water</strong> Shortage Warning<br />

(1) The manager of the water system advises that a water shortage exists due<br />

to the reduced groundwater levels. The manager of the water system takes<br />

necessary action to prevent the waste of water or to alleviate the<br />

emergency.<br />

(2) Line breaks or pump or system failure due to hurricanes, flooding, freezes<br />

or some other natural or manmade cause which results in unprecedented<br />

loss of capability to provide service, or<br />

(3) Peak demands at the water and/or wastewater facilities have exceeded<br />

capacity levels for three days and have placed a strain on the system(s).<br />

Without restraint, service to all utility customers can not be guaranteed, or<br />

<strong>Four</strong> <strong>Corner</strong>s Area <strong>Water</strong> and Wastewater Facilities Planning Study<br />

FINAL REPORT Page 8-11

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