Section 1 - Your source of water supply. If no, include your plan and schedule to install a source Do you have a source meter meter on each active source in Chapter 5(Next Steps) and installed on each Section 4.2 (Planned Improvements and Replacements). All water systems measure and record total water active groundwater must source? produced by each source (WAC 246-290-496). If you have a If no, start reading your source meter on a monthly basis source meter, do and calculating the annual totals. Record the results in you read it Section 3.3 (Water Production). Periodically review for regularly? drastic increases (sudden leaks), gradual declines (declining well productivity), and to ensure that annual usage is within water right limits. If yes, record the results in Section 3.3 (Water Production). Periodically review for drastic increases (sudden leaks), gradual declines (declining well productivity), and to ensure that annual usage is within water right limits. Section 2 - Your customers. If no, focus on knowing how much water your source produces annually and what you can do to use water efficiently. Visit our for water saving tips and other Do you provide resources. water to residential or other service If yes, focus on encouraging your customers to use water connections? efficiently. Visit our for educational brochures and other resources.
Section 1 - Your source of water supply. Do you have a source meter installed on each active groundwater source? If no, include your plan and schedule to install a source meter on each active source in Chapter 5(Next Steps) and Section 4.2 (Planned Improvements and Replacements). All water systems must measure and record total water produced by each source (WAC 246-290-496). If you have a source meter, do you read it regularly? If no, start reading your source meter on a monthly basis and calculating the annual totals. Record the results in Section 3.3 (Water Production). Periodically review for drastic increases (sudden leaks), gradual declines (declining well productivity), and to ensure that annual usage is within water right limits. If yes, record the results in Section 3.3 (Water Production). Periodically review for drastic increases (sudden leaks), gradual declines (declining well productivity), and to ensure that annual usage is within water right limits. Section 2 - Your customers. Do you provide water to residential or other service connections? If no, focus on knowing how much water your source produces annually and what you can do to use water efficiently. Visit our for water saving tips and other resources. If yes, focus on encouraging your customers to use water efficiently. Visit our for educational brochures and other resources.
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