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4 <br />OWASA's existing Cane Creek/University Lake/Quarry Reservoir supply system can <br />meet the community's water supply needs substantially further into the future than <br />previously thought, even when reservoir levels are significantly lower than "normal." <br />• Investing in an expansion of OWASA's reclaimed water system or establishing financial <br />incentive programs, such as plumbing fixture rebates, to promote additional water <br />conservation is substantially less cost-effective than other options evaluated. OWASA- <br />funded support for such programs is not recommended at this time. <br />The Long-Range Water Supply Plan Update report presents a very positive future for OWASA <br />and the communities it serves. Through aggressive, proactive conservation-focused actions, <br />future generations living and working in OWASA's service area will be able to enjoy a reliable <br />supply of high quality drinking water with far less capital investment than predicted nine years <br />ago. <br />The complete Draft Long-Range Water Supply Plan Update re port and Appendices, which <br />include the technical memoranda on which the report is based, is posted on the OWASA website <br />at www.owasa.orr~. <br />We Welcome Your Comments <br />If you have questions or would like to provide comments, please send an <br />email to webmasternowasa.org, or contact Ed Holland, OWASA Planning <br />Director, at 919-537-4215. <br />Draft Long-Range Water Supply Plan Update Page ~ ES-2 <br />