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8 <br /> Ruth Rouse said that the community has a lot of concern regarding the quality of Jordan <br /> Lake. She reviewed the data and stated that it meets all drinking water standards. <br /> Slide #8 <br /> Process for Narrowing Alternatives • . . <br /> All supply and demand None <br /> management possibilities <br /> AlternativesCroun with F Storm <br /> aterr <br /> �tvrmwarer <br /> potential F SomedemanAtl&r <br /> managern-ent <br /> F Dt x mand side managennt <br /> Best alternatives Indirect potable reuse <br /> Qr fl Direct potable rtuse <br /> Deep Quarry <br /> alternatives <br /> M <br /> TB <br /> Duce-ou--c,_ch Ob <br /> Ruth Rouse stated that stakeholders were asked for ideas by a consultant. She said <br /> they then identified ideas with potential. She said that the Board directed them to use water <br /> quality as the highest priority. She said they looked at long term impact on rates and how <br /> flexible the option is to change in the future. She said they also weighed social and <br /> environmental analysis. She said that after all of the external review and internal considerations <br /> that Jordan Lake came out on top but there is no decision on how that will be accessed. She <br /> said that everything they have worked with the Board on is very public facing. <br />