Table 3. Population and Percentage of DAC or EDA Directly Benefiting from the Project Project Goals Measurement Tools and Methods Targets (What are you measuring?) (How are you measuring it?) Provide clean, potable groundwater to customers in Water volume metering at the treatment facility Direct potable water benefits for DACs, disadvantaged communities (DACs) within the outflow in acre-feet per year applied to the DAC which account for XX% of the district service district. population. population. The desired outcome will result from making available Use of data from the monitoring of private Provide clean drinking water benefits to XX clean drinking water for direct potable use to domestic wells and public supply wells located residents living within DACs or residents living within the service area. within and downgradient of the project area, as economically distressed areas (EDAs) prescribed in the selected domestic water within the service area. supply remedy.
Table 3. Population and Percentage of DAC or EDA Directly Benefiting from the Project Project Goals (What are you measuring?) Measurement Tools and Methods (How are you measuring it?) Targets Provide clean, potable groundwater to customers in disadvantaged communities (DACs) within the service district. Water volume metering at the treatment facility outflow in acre-feet per year applied to the DAC population. Direct potable water benefits for DACs, which account for XX% of the district population. The desired outcome will result from making available clean drinking water for direct potable use to residents living within the service area. Use of data from the monitoring of private domestic wells and public supply wells located within and downgradient of the project area, as prescribed in the selected domestic water supply remedy. Provide clean drinking water benefits to XX residents living within DACs or economically distressed areas (EDAs) within the service area.