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' <br /> ���� <br /> -2- �� , <br /> 4) Table indicates proposed conservation measuns' Note that <br /> e first stage of conservation measures are proposed when <br /> Lake Orange reaches 60% of capacity and that, according to <br /> Figure 1, the Lake is already at 64% of capacity. <br /> 5) Table 3 indicates the results that would have been experienced <br /> ring the past 50 years if the current assumed withdrawals had <br /> en constant during the past 50 years, If the current with- <br /> d awolo could be reduced to 50% of normal, the probability of <br /> running out of water is zero, if droughts are not more severe <br /> tilan those experienced during the past 50 years. <br /> RECOMMENDATION(S): <br /> 1) The nty should expeditiously have an accurate stage-storage <br /> profile developed for Lake Orunqe, <br /> 2) Endolise the conservation measures adopted by the Town of Hillsborough <br /> and call for voluntary conservation measures by the Orange-8lumanoe <br /> Syst . <br /> ]) Invoke mandatory conservation measures for Orange County Offices. <br /> 4) Meet with the Hillsborough and Orange-/Oawance boards to discuss <br /> implementation of the OWR proposal. <br /> 5) Provde daily updates of the status of Lake Orange and consumption by the <br /> Town and Orange-A7amumce Systems. <br />