**DROUGHT MONITORING TASK FORCE**

Drought Status Report

October 21, 2002

The Department of Environmental Quality compiled the following drought
status report from information provided by the State Climatologist, the
Virginia Departments of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Health,
Forestry, Emergency Management, Game and Inland Fisheries; the Virginia
Cooperative Extension Service, Farm Service Agency-USDA, the National
Weather Service, and the U. S. Geological Survey.

## OVERVIEW 

Drought conditions improved significantly throughout the Commonwealth
due to rainfall since September 1. The majority of the Commonwealth is
currently experiencing moderate to extreme drought conditions. Statewide
rainfall for the first half of the month of October was 158% of long
term average rainfall for this period. Rainfall for the same period was
above average in each of the Commonwealth's climatic divisions. Rainfall
during the last six weeks (since September 1) was above long term
average in all climatic divisions except the western Piedmont. The
long-range climatological outlook calls for equal chances of below
average, average, and above average precipitation through January 2003.
Most streamgages across the Commonwealth recorded peak flows near bank
full due to recent rainfall, with streamflows declining into the normal
range of flow. A few streamgages on larger rivers have recorded lower
increases in streamflow. With the onset of cooler temperatures and lower
evapotranspiration demands these streamflows will not decline as rapidly
as they have in the recent past. Ground water levels have showed little
improvements from the recent precipitation. Levels of large reservoirs
such as Lake Moomaw, Smith Mountain Lake, Kerr Reservoir, and Philpott
Reservoir have begun to stabilize or improve due to variances to
required minimum discharges and recent rainfall. Normal to above normal
rainfall since September 1 has improved hay and pasture conditions and
has provided adequate soil moisture to support fall grain planting.
Ninety-one requests for agricultural drought designation have been
received from seventy-seven separate localities. Short term wildfire
threats have significantly decreased due to increased forest fuel
moisture. These short term improvements do not eliminate the potential
for an extreme fall wildfire season. Reservoir and stream levels that
support public water supplies have improved since the last report.
Ground water based public water supplies west of Route 95 have reported
dropping ground water levels or reduced yields. The Virginia Department
of Health issued over 4000 private well replacement permits for private
water supply wells that have failed during July and August. Water
conservation savings at large public water supplies continue to be
reported since the implementation of the Governor's Executive Order #33
on August 30. The Department of Environmental Quality met with large
users on the Roanoke River twice during October to continue discussions
regarding allocating the limited flow in this river. These discussions
were initiated based on authority granted in Executive Order #33. The
cooler temperatures combined with recent rainfall have significantly
improved conditions at the Department of Game and Inland Fishery's
hatcheries and allowed the stocking of trout as scheduled. Most public
boat ramps and fishing piers have increased accessibility when compared
to one month ago but 19 boat ramps are out of service due to low levels.

CLIMATOLOGICAL CONDITIONS

#### National Weather Service

Remnants of tropical systems Hanna, Isidore and Kyle brought much needed
precipitation to Virginia during the last thirty days. Western and
Southeastern Virginia received significant amounts of rainfall. Rainfall
totals over the last month were in excess of 5 inches in many locations,
with several locations reporting amounts between 11 and 15 inches. The
city of Norfolk received well over 5 inches of rain from Isidore and
over 3 inches from Kyle. In addition, much of the Commonwealth received
between 1 and 3 inches of rainfall during the last week.\
\
The recent rainfall has provided significant short-term relief to the
current drought situation. However the long term conditions continue to
be a concern. Ground water has shown little response to recent rain and
additional periodic and consistent rain throughout the fall and winter
months are essential for overall improvement.\
\
Over the next 7 to 14 days temperatures will be average to below
average, with several opportunities for precipitation. The first chance
for rain will occur from late October 19 into October 21, as a cold
front stalls across the region. The potential exists for widespread
one-half inch rainfall amounts from this system. Cool Canadian high
pressure will build into the Commonwealth from late October 21 through
October 25, bringing the coldest weather so far this fall, as well as
the possibility of widespread frost west of Route 95. A second chance
for showers exists October 25, with a better chance for widespread
precipitation on October 28-29. A fourth chance of rain is currently
forecast around Halloween. Overall, the weather pattern for the next 2
weeks is favorable for periodic rainfall. The amount of rainfall
expected from these systems is unknown, but continued slow improvement
in the overall drought situation appears likely.

The 30-day outlook through the month of November 2002 calls for equal
chances of below average, average, and above average precipitation and
temperatures.

The 90-day outlook through the month of January 2002 calls for equal
chances of below average, average, and above average precipitation and
temperatures.

The latest NOAA drought monitor indicates a significant improvement in
drought conditions since the last report on September 19. The drought
monitor now indicates the majority of the Commonwealth is covered by
moderate to extreme drought and is included as Appendix A. Appendix B
contains information from the national drought monitor with only
Virginia displayed. The NOAA seasonal drought outlook through January
2003 calls for improvement in drought conditions throughout the
Commonwealth. The seasonal drought outlook is included as Appendix C.

#### Report of the State Climatologist

Atmospheric circulation patterns have changed markedly since September
19 and now resemble a winter configuration that is conducive to below
normal temperatures and more frequent precipitation. As a result,
statewide rainfall has been considerably above average (158% of normal)
since October 1, with every climatic division in the state above
average.

Since September 1, rainfall has also been above average over most of the
state, although the Piedmont is generally near long-term historic mean
precipitation. The Shenandoah Valley has received approximately 125% of
normal rain since September 1.

As a result of this recent rainfall forest-fire related problems have
diminished, and short-term crop conditions, including pasture growth and
germination of winter crops have improved dramatically. Other farm
operations dependent upon standing water, such as livestock watering,
remain precarious because there has yet to be a detectable increase in
pond levels, with most in the Shenandoah Valley and many on the western
Piedmont completely dry.

These very low pond levels are indicative of the long-term nature of the
current drought. Substantial rains associated with the remnants of
Tropical Storm Isidore in late September produced little, if any, rise
in many urban reservoirs, particularly in the highly stressed
Charlottesville system. This indicates extremely low deep soil moisture
levels. More recent precipitation has resulted in deep soil saturation
and reservoir levels are beginning to rise. It is very likely that the
annual low values were observed on or near October 10, and that levels
in general should rise for several months, absent a complete collapse in
the current rainfall-producing mechanism.

A persistent pattern of high-pressure systems has developed in eastern
Canada and New England. This pattern tends to be very conducive to
general rainfall in our region when low-pressure systems develop along
the southern margin of this high. Often these become substantial coastal
cyclones ("northeasters") which produce a general rain. While medium and
long-range forecast models do not accurately predict these events, they
have the potential to provide significant drought relief to large areas
of the Commonwealth. In addition, this pattern tends to be associated
with below normal temperatures which reduce evaporation and result in
more efficient surface water recharge.

While current conditions indicate that most surface water systems will
recharge, water conservation measures may still be required for some
time. For example, it is possible to recharge many systems with
below-normal rain; but, the result will be systems that are full at the
end of winter, embedded in an environment of below-normal streamflow and
ground water. These systems will then decline very rapidly during any
subsequent dry conditions next spring/summer. It is important to
continue the water conservation message until we see the magnitude of
winter rain and snow and its effects on current ground water levels and
streamflows.

Appendix D contains tables of climatological division precipitation for
various periods, from monthly, back to three years.

PROVISIONAL ASSESSMENT OF HYDROLOGIC CONDITIONS IN VIRGINIA

#### United States Geological Survey

Precipitation on October 15-16 resulted in 1-4 inches of rain across the
Commonwealth. Most streamgages recorded peak flows near bank full, with
streamflows declining into the normal range of flow. A few streamgages
on larger rivers have recorded lower increases in streamflow. Streamflow
at the James River at Cartersville, Va., and the Roanoke River at
Randolph, Va., have increased only to the lower range of normal flow.

The substantial amount of precipitation over the entire Commonwealth and
the relatively low intensity of the rainfall should help relieve both
shallow and deep soil moisture deficits. The resulting higher soil
moisture should increase ground-water recharge associated with future
precipitation events this fall and winter. Streamflow recession
following the peak flows should not be as steep as the previous
recessions last summer, and streamflows should be sustained slightly
longer as a result of reduced evaporation and transpiration.

Appendix E contains flow duration and current flow conditions for
selected U.S. Geological Survey and Virginia Department of Environmental
Quality surface-water gaging stations. Data are provisional and subject
to revision. The normal range of flows is defined as flows in the middle
two quartiles (between those flows equaled or exceeded 75 percent of the
time and those flows equaled or exceeded 25 percent of the time).

#### Department of Environmental Quality, Status of Major Reservoirs

In general, recent rains have reduced or reversed the declines in most
major reservoirs, boding well for the prospects of refilling these
sources of supply over the coming winter. Lake Philpott is an exception.

Smith Mountain Lake has stabilized at 3.88 feet below full. The lake
continues to operate under a release variance. The current release
varies between 300 and 350 cfs compared to a normal release of 650 cfs.
Less water is released when runoff from storms result in increased
levels of sideflow downstream of the dam. This practice accelerates lake
refilling without harming the Roanoke River.

Heavy rain in North Carolina has raised Kerr Reservoir to 295.3 feet
above mean sea level, up 2 feet from September. Current releases are
2200 cfs and will remain at this level. The reservoir is filling.
Inflows are 7000 cfs two days after the rainfall on October 15^th^ and
16^th^.

The elevation of Philpott Reservoir is 963.7; about the same as last
report. Minimum releases have been cut back to one fourth of their
normal condition.

Lake Moomaw in western Virginia has 31.5% of the conservation pool
remaining and has been operating under reduced releases since August
23rd. This is a reduction in storage of 3.5% from the last report.
Inflow is 370 cfs and outflow is 133 cfs. Concerns regarding completely
utilizing the conservation pool this fall have diminished significantly.

Lake Anna was 4.8 feet down at an elevation of 245.2 feet on October 14.
This lake level does not include any rain from the state-wide storm on
October 15 and 16 which probably dropped about 2.0+ inches of rain on
the watershed. This is down only 0.2 feet from the last report. Dominion
Power now reports potential shutdown of the nuclear power station on
Lake Anna will not occur until August of 2003.

Claytor Lake on the New River is about a foot below full and rising.
This lake level will be back to normal soon.

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SITUATION

#### Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

Local Disaster Designation Requests

Ninety-one requests for federal drought disaster designation have been
submitted to the Governor. This is up from seventy-three requests on
September 16. These requests are from seventy-seven separate counties
with fourteen of the seventy-seven submitting a second request for
additional damages experienced since their original requests. The U.S.
Secretary of Agriculture has approved primary disaster designation for
10 of the localities (Bedford, Brunswick, Buckingham, Cumberland,
Fluvanna, Goochland, Louisa, Orange, Prince Edward, and Rockbridge
counties) and has denied disaster designation for six localities
(Augusta, Bland, Nelson, Page, Rockingham and Wythe counties) whose loss
of production did not meet the 30% federal requirement. The Governor has
submitted sixty-nine requests for federal designation for sixty-seven
other localities whose approval is still pending (Accomack, Albemarle,
Amelia, Amherst, Appomattox, Augusta (2^nd^ request), Bedford (2^nd^
request), Bland (2^nd^ request), Botetourt, Buckingham (2^nd^ request),
Campbell, Campbell (2^nd^ request), Caroline, Carroll, Charles City,
Charlotte, Chesterfield, Craig, Culpeper, Cumberland (2^nd^ request),
Dinwiddie, Essex, Fauquier, Floyd, Franklin, Franklin (2^nd^ request),
Goochland (2^nd^ request), Grayson, Greene, Greensville, Halifax,
Hanover, Henrico, Henry, Isle of Wight, King and Queen, King George,
King William, Lancaster, Lee, Louisa (2^nd^ request), Lunenburg,
Madison, Mecklenburg, Middlesex, Montgomery, Nelson (2^nd^ request), New
Kent, Nottoway, Page (2^nd^ request), Patrick, Pittsylvania, Powhatan,
Prince George, Prince William, Pulaski, Rappahannock, Richmond, Roanoke,
Rockingham (2^nd^ request), Russell, Scott, Spotsylvania, Stafford,
Suffolk, Surry, Warren, Westmoreland and Wythe (2^nd^ request)
counties). Damage assessment reports (DAR) are pending from USDA for six
localities (Alleghany, Giles, Northampton, Northumberland, Orange (2^nd^
request) and Shenandoah counties). Thirty-eight different localities
have received secondary designation because they are contiguous to
counties that have primary designation. In addition, eight localities
who have received primary designation have also received secondary
designation.

United States Secretary of Agriculture Veneman announced on September
19, 2002, that the United States Department of Agriculture was
allocating \$752 million for a Livestock Compensation Program that would
provide immediate and direct disaster relief for qualifying American
farmers in drought-impacted states. The Secretary also announced that
this new program would be available only in localities named as primary
disaster areas or that are covered by disaster designation requests
submitted by a State Governor, no later than September 19, 2002, and are
subsequently approved by the Secretary. Forty-five Virginia localities
could meet the eligibility requirements for the Livestock Compensation
Program. Approximately 30 other Virginia localities will not qualify
based on this deadline for submission of disaster requests.

[Crop Weather Summary]{.underline}

Virginia experienced cooler temperatures and welcomed rain. The rain
greened up pastures and hay fields. This will provide for good fall
grazing in some areas of the state if temperatures do not drop
drastically over the next couple of weeks. The rain received helped
maintain topsoil moisture for small grain seeding.

Tables describing topsoil moisture, crop condition, and crop progress
are contained in Appendix F.

FOREST SITUATION IN VIRGINIA

#### Virginia Department of Forestry

Wildfire Conditions

Several successive rain events have helped to end an above normal summer
wildfire season, and will help to delay the start of the normal fall
wildfire season here in the Commonwealth. It is important to note that
in spite of the rain, the fall wildfire season is not yet over. Dry
weather following leaf fall remains the biggest concern, and November is
historically the most active month during the fall wildfire season (see
Appendix G). Recent rain has certainly helped to reduce the overall
wildfire potential at this point; however more is needed in mid-November
to really put an end to the threat for the fall. The Commonwealth\'s
official fall wildfire season runs from October 15 until November 30.

There has been a great deal of interest generated regarding the
potential for closing the fall hunting seasons. This is always a
sensitive issue that must balance the interests of numerous parties
throughout the Commonwealth. The State Forester and the Director of the
Department of Game and Inland Fisheries remain in close contact
regarding this issue. It is always hazardous to predict what will happen
regarding wildfire activity, because the weather can and does change so
dramatically over a short period of time. At this point, no steps have
been taken to issue a forest closure or to close any part of hunting
season.

Through October 15, the DOF has responded to 1,629 wildfires that burned
13,195 acres this calendar year. This activity remains well above the
normal five and ten year averages.

### PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS

### 

#### Virginia Department of Health

Mandatory water restrictions are in place in most of the Commonwealth
due to Executive Order #33. Only southwest Virginia, parts of northern
Virginia, and the Eastern Shore are not included in the order.

The Division of Drinking Water contacted community waterworks serving
10,000 or more customers and requested they provide a weekly report of
the average daily water produced/purchased. In addition, VDH staff
prepared baseline data for these waterworks which included the average
daily water production data for each month in calendar year 2001and for
August 2002. The data obtained requires a cautious interpretation as
there are many external factors such as some waterworks have been on
various degrees of conservation for some time, water production
facilities can be taken off-line for certain periods of time, many
systems are highly interconnected with multiple suppliers, an expected
lag between conservation orders and results, etc. An additional external
factor that must be considered when examining these calculated
conservation savings is the normal reduction in water demands as we move
into the fall/winter season.

During the week of September 16 the data indicated an average
conservation savings of 12.70% (71,671,974 gallons per day) occurred as
compared to August 2002 (just prior to EO 33) and 9.65% (54,137,463
gallons per day) as compared to August 2001. Data from the week of
September 16 was also compared to reported withdrawals from September
2001. This comparison indicated an average water conservation saving of
8.14% (43,032,110 gallons per day).

During the week of September 23 the data indicated an average
conservation savings of 13.82% (81,968,297 gallons per day) occurred as
compared to August 2002 (just prior to EO 33) and 10.92% (64,427,786
gallons per day) as compared to August 2001. Data from the week of
September 23 was also compared to reported withdrawals from September
2001. This comparison indicated an average water conservation saving of
9.43% (53,328,433 gallons per day). In each comparison, water
conservation increased by approximately 10,000,000 gallons per day when
compared to the week of September 16.

During the week of September 30 the data indicated an average
conservation savings of 11.81% (62,933,577 gallons per day) occurred as
compared to August 2002 (just prior to EO 33) and 7.39% (34,293,713
gallons per day) as compared to September 2001. Data from the week of
September 30 was also compared to reported withdrawals from October
2001. This comparison indicated an average water conservation saving of
3.78% (15,182,911 gallons per day).

During the week of October 7 the data indicated an average conservation
savings of 17.45% (93,841,348 gallons per day) occurred as compared to
August 2002 (just prior to EO 33), 13.30% (65,214,911 gallons per day)
as compared to September 2001and 9.97% (46,239,843 gallons per day) as
compared to October 2001.

Significant rainfall occurred across much of the state in the last week.
Many surface water reservoirs are now reporting full conditions. Others
have received substantial inflow. A total of 95 surface water systems
are included in this report. Only 13 report worsening conditions, with
the remainder reporting better or same/stable conditions.

Ground water conditions continue to remain low west of Interstate 95.
Several water systems have lost wells and had new wells drilled or are
having water hauled to their customers. A total of 24 ground water
systems are included in this report. Only 2 report worsening conditions,
with the remainder reporting better or same/stable conditions.

Several areas have reported both public and private wells are going dry.
County Health Departments from across the Commonwealth report the
issuance of more than 4,000 replacement well permits during July and
August 2002.

Appendix H contains detailed reports of public water supply conditions
in the six field offices as reported on October 16.

Appendix I lists sixteen waterworks that appear to be on the verge of
critical drought conditions. The starting point for selecting the
waterworks was the Drought Survey performed by the Division of Drinking
Water in August, 2002. The "watch status" has been further defined as
those that may fail in the next 90 days (through January 15, 2002)
without adequate rainfall.

The following criteria were applied in developing the list contained in
Appendix I:\
A. From the survey database a sort was performed for waterworks that
answered YES to question #6(Are you having drought related supply
problems?) and YES to question #7(\...do you expect to have problems
over the next 90 days?)\
B. A comparison was then made to our latest weekly drought reports.\
C. Consecutive waterworks were not included.\
D. Generally, only those that reported that they were on Voluntary or
Mandatory conservation were included.\
E. No alternative sources (of any kind) were available or would be
available within 90 days.\
F. For Surface sources \<= 90 days remaining in reservoirs (as
applicable).\
G. For groundwater sources-critical (subjective) production or well
water levels.

FISHERIES AND RECREATIONAL IMPACTS

#### Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries

Stream and river levels are at or above average across the majority of
the Commonwealth for the first time in several months. As a result,
canoe and small powerboat opportunities are available in many areas.
Reservoir levels will require several more significant rainfall events
to reach seasonal pool elevations. At this time, 19 Department boat
ramps at public reservoirs are closed due to low water. Boaters are
encouraged to check the Department's web site
([www.dgif.state.va.us](http://www.dgif.state.va.us/)) for ramp
conditions.

Flow variances remain in effect for Leesville Reservoir (Roanoke
River/Smith Mountain Lake), Lake Anna (North Anna River) Claytor Lake
(New River) and Lake Moomaw (Jackson River).

The cooler temperatures combined with recent rainfall have significantly
improved conditions at the Department's hatcheries and allowed the
stocking of trout as scheduled. The probability of fish kills in ponds
and lakes due to low oxygen has decreased significantly.

All hunting seasons are going forward as scheduled with campers being
reminded that a few days of dry conditions can increase fire hazards
significantly.

LOCAL EMERGENCY DELCARATIONS/REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE

[Virginia Department of Emergency Management]{.underline}

The Towns of Orange, Gordonsville, and Gretna and Amherst County's
requests for reimbursement under the Commonwealth\'s Emergency Relief to
Localities program have been denied.

##### APPENDIX A

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**National Drought Summary -- October 15, 2002**

**The Mid-Atlantic and Southeast**: After missing out on the bulk of
remnant hurricane rainfall each of the past two weeks, most of the
Atlantic Seaboard welcomed widespread beneficial rains this last week.
From central Georgia up to Long Island, rainfall reports of 2 to 4 inch
soakings were widespread. Rain was heaviest (6" +) off the southeast
coast (and just inland) as the formerly stronger Kyle sat off the
Carolina and Georgia coastlines. This rainfall helped to start eroding
away at the drought along the coastal areas of Georgia, the Carolinas
and Virginia. While the rains were not as heavy further inland (or on
the western Appalachian front), they were good enough to remove the
exceptional (D4) drought in the Carolinas and southern Virginia. They
also led to the reduction of the core area of extreme (D3) drought in
the same region. Accordingly, the D0 and D1 areas were also reduced and
pushed inland off of their respective coasts. Guarded optimism is the
general rule here as overall improvement in the region this week is
reflected by a general tightening and pushing (one category improvement)
of the drought boundaries westward off the coastal stretches in the
Carolinas and eastern Virginia. The rains brought a welcome reversal to
an intensification pattern (dry) that was re-emerging in the region
earlier this fall. While short-term numbers are positive, the region is
still dealing with a drought of long-term proportions as year-to-date
deficits still fall in the 6-12 inch range. Going back to October of
2001, we see many locations still facing deficits of 12-18 inches from
southeast Georgia and east-central Alabama up through the Carolinas and
into Virginia and Maryland. Fire danger has been reduced and top soil
moisture conditions have improved considerably over the past few weeks
leading to a removal of the "A" and "F" impact labels in the East. The
recent rains have resulted in the region falling exclusively under the
"W" (water/hydro) impact delineation. This signifies that while many
areas have reduced their short-term deficits and resultant impacts, the
long-term drought and its impacts will still persist unless this recent
favorable wet trend continues over the coming weeks and months. Ground
water levels remain at record lows at many locations and streamflow and
reservoir levels need to continue to improve.

**APPENDIX B**

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##### APPENDIX C

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Latest Seasonal Assessment - Heavy and widespread rains during October
have led to major drought improvement across the East, and the outlook
calls for continued improvement in coming months. Long-term
precipitation deficits continue despite the recent rains and, as a
result, some wells and reservoirs may remain at lower-than-average
levels into winter but, at this point, the mild, dry pattern that took
hold a year ago does not seem to be repeating. Confidence for
improvement is greatest in the Southeast, where the precipitation
outlook for November through January calls for above-normal
precipitation.

##### APPENDIX D

Precipitation departures by Climatological Division.

**Two Week Precipitation Departures**

  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------
  Climatological   OCT 1-16    OCT 1-16        OCT 1-16       OCT 1-16
  Division                                                    

                   2002        NORMAL          DEPARTURE      \% NORMAL

  Tidewater        3.30        1.68            1.62           197%

  Eastern Piedmont 3.30        1.71            1.59           193%

  Western Piedmont 2.30        1.83            0.47           126%

  Northern         2.60        1.79            0.81           145%

  Central Mountain 2.00        1.72            0.28           117%

  Southwestern     2.30        1.55            0.75           149%

  Statewide        2.70        1.71            0.99           158%
  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------

**Six Week Precipitation Departures**

  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------
  Climatological   SEPT-OCT 16 SEPT-OCT 16     SEPT-OCT 16    SEPT-OCT 16
  Division                                                    

                   2002        NORMAL          DEPARTURE      \% NORMAL

  Tidewater        5.78        5.53            0.25           105%

  Eastern Piedmont 5.31        5.16            0.15           103%

  Western Piedmont 5.36        5.54            -0.18          97%

  Northern         6.39        5.19            1.20           123%

  Central Mountain 6.23        4.87            1.36           128%

  Southwestern     6.13        4.63            1.50           132%

  Statewide        5.84        5.17            0.67           113%
  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------

**Ten Week Precipitation Departures**

  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------
  Climatological   AUG-OCT 16  AUG-OCT 16      AUG-OCT 16     AUG-OCT 16
  Division                                                    

                   2002        NORMAL          DEPARTURE      \% NORMAL

  Tidewater        10.06       10.32           -0.26          97%

  Eastern Piedmont 10.13       9.49            0.64           107%

  Western Piedmont 8.68        9.81            -1.13          89%

  Northern         9.60        9.27            0.33           104%

  Central Mountain 7.78        8.82            -1.04          88%

  Southwestern     8.51        8.56            -0.05          99%

  Statewide        9.21        9.42            -0.21          98%
  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------

**Fourteen Week Precipitation Departures**

  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------
  Climatological   JULY-OCT 16 JULY-OCT 16     JULY-OCT 16    JULY-OCT 16
  Division                                                    

                   2002        NORMAL          DEPARTURE      \% NORMAL

  Tidewater        12.80       15.34           -2.54          83%

  Eastern Piedmont 13.33       14.15           -0.82          94%

  Western Piedmont 13.02       14.44           -1.42          90%

  Northern         13.47       13.34           0.13           101%

  Central Mountain 12.54       12.84           -0.30          98%

  Southwestern     13.31       13.11           0.20           102%

  Statewide        13.12       13.96           -0.84          94%
  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------

**Thirty-eight Week Precipitation Departures**

**(Year to date)**

  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------
  Climatological   JAN-OCT 16  JAN-OCT 16      JAN-OCT 16     JAN-OCT 16
  Division                                                    

                   2002        NORMAL          DEPARTURE      \% NORMAL

  Tidewater        32.07       36.33           -4.26          88%

  Eastern Piedmont 29.55       35.45           -5.90          83%

  Western Piedmont 29.01       36.74           -7.73          79%

  Northern         30.51       33.25           -2.74          92%

  Central Mountain 28.33       32.57           -4.24          87%

  Southwestern     35.30       35.62           -0.32          99%

  Statewide        30.99       35.23           -4.24          88%
  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------

**One Year Precipitation Departures**

+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Cl           | NOV      | NOV 2001-    | NOV 2001-   | NOV 2001-   |
| imatological | 2001-    |              |             |             |
| Division     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
|              | OCT 16,  | OCT 16, 2002 | OCT 16,     | OCT 16,     |
|              | 2002     | NORMAL       | 2002        | 2002        |
|              |          |              | DEPARTURE   |             |
|              |          |              |             | \% NORMAL   |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Tidewater    | 34.26    | 42.26        | -8.00       | 81%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Eastern      | 32.11    | 41.56        | -9.45       | 77%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Western      | 32.31    | 42.94        | -10.63      | 75%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Northern     | 33.15    | 39.06        | -5.91       | 85%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Central      | 31.33    | 38.08        | -6.75       | 82%         |
| Mountain     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Southwestern | 38.57    | 41.75        | -3.18       | 92%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Statewide    | 33.82    | 41.19        | -7.37       | 82%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+

**Two Year Precipitation Departures**

+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Cl           | NOV      | NOV 2000-    | NOV 2000-   | NOV 2000-   |
| imatological | 2000-    |              |             |             |
| Division     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
|              | OCT 16,  | OCT 16, 2002 | OCT 16,     | OCT 16,     |
|              | 2002     | NORMAL       | 2002        | 2002        |
|              |          |              | DEPARTURE   |             |
|              |          |              |             | \% NORMAL   |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Tidewater    | 70.49    | 85.89        | -15.40      | 82%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Eastern      | 67.15    | 84.52        | -17.37      | 79%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Western      | 66.21    | 87.37        | -21.16      | 76%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Northern     | 69.66    | 79.59        | -9.93       | 88%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Central      | 63.19    | 77.56        | -14.37      | 81%         |
| Mountain     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Southwestern | 78.70    | 84.78        | -6.08       | 93%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Statewide    | 69.62    | 83.77        | -14.15      | 83%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+

**Three Year Precipitation Departures**

+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Cl           | NOV      | NOV 1999-    | NOV 1999-   | NOV 1999-   |
| imatological | 1999-    |              |             |             |
| Division     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
|              | OCT 16,  | OCT 16, 2002 | OCT 16,     | OCT 16,     |
|              | 2002     | NORMAL       | 2002        | 2002        |
|              |          |              | DEPARTURE   |             |
|              |          |              |             | \% NORMAL   |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Tidewater    | 117.24   | 129.52       | -12.28      | 91%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Eastern      | 106.75   | 127.48       | -20.73      | 84%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Western      | 105.53   | 131.80       | -26.27      | 80%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Northern     | 107.69   | 120.12       | -12.43      | 90%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Central      | 104.64   | 117.04       | -12.40      | 89%         |
| Mountain     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Southwestern | 117.22   | 127.81       | -10.59      | 92%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Statewide    | 110.33   | 126.35       | -16.02      | 87%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+

**APPENDIX E**

Flow duration and current flow conditions for selected U.S. Geological
Survey and Virginia Department of Environmental Quality surface-water
gaging stations

+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              | M   | M   | 7Q2 | 7   | P   |     |     | CU    |
|              | INI | INI |     | Q10 | ERC |     |     | RRENT |
|              | MUM | MUM | (C  |     | ENT |     |     | CONDI |
|              | DA  | O   | FS) | (C  | OF  |     |     | TIONS |
|              | ILY | CTO |     | FS) | T   |     |     | FLOW  |
|              |     | BER |     |     | IME |     |     | (     |
|              | FL  | FL  |     |     | F   |     |     | CFS)/ |
|              | OW, | OW, |     |     | LOW |     |     | DUR   |
|              |     |     |     |     | E   |     |     | ATION |
|              | PER | PER |     |     | QUA |     |     | (PER  |
|              | IOD | IOD |     |     | LED |     |     | CENT) |
|              | OF  | OF  |     |     | OR  |     |     |       |
|              | REC | REC |     |     | EX  |     |     |       |
|              | ORD | ORD |     |     | CEE |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DED |     |     |       |
|              | (C  | (C  |     |     | FOR |     |     |       |
|              | FS) | FS) |     |     | O   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | CTO |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DA  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ILY |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | M   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EAN |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | FL  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | OWS |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | (CU |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BIC |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | F   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EET |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | PER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | S   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ECO |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ND) |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     | 75% | 50% | 25% | Oc    |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | tober |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 18,   |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 2002  |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| SHENANDOAH   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| South River  | 17  | 22  | 30  | 24  | 33  | 42  | 84  | 27    |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Waynesboro,  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| South Fork   | 107 | 118 | 344 | 235 | 385 | 517 | 855 | 467   |
| Shenandoah   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Front Royal, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| North Fork   | 0.2 | 0.4 | 3.2 | 0   | 4.6 | 12  | 52  | 261   |
| Shenandoah   |     |     |     | .77 |     |     |     |       |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Cootes       |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Store, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| North Fork   | 35  | 35  | \-  | \-  | 114 | 159 | 274 | 1,550 |
| Shenandoah   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Strasburg,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| POTOMAC      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Goose Creek  | 0.4 | 0.8 | 12  | 2.5 | 18  | 48  | 131 | \-    |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Leesburg,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| RAPPAHANNOCK |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Rappahannock | 2.9 | 5.0 | 50  | 11  | 80  | 174 | 385 | 479   |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Remington,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Rapidan      | 2.2 | 2.2 | \-  | \-  | 90  | 160 | 367 | 236   |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Culpeper,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Rappahannock | 5.0 | 5.0 | 189 | 48  | 227 | 449 | 925 | 2,070 |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Fre          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| dericksburg, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| YORK RIVER   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| BASIN        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Pamunkey     | 45  | 18  | \-  | \-  | 115 | 215 | 442 | 220   |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Hanover,     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.\*        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Mattaponi    | .78 | 8.3 | 48  | 14  | 66  | 154 | 319 | 66    |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Beulahville, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+

+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              | M   | M   | 7Q2 | 7   | P   |     |     | CU    |
|              | INI | INI |     | Q10 | ERC |     |     | RRENT |
|              | MUM | MUM | (C  |     | ENT |     |     | CONDI |
|              | DA  | O   | FS) | (C  | OF  |     |     | TIONS |
|              | ILY | CTO |     | FS) | T   |     |     | FLOW  |
|              |     | BER |     |     | IME |     |     | (     |
|              | FL  | FL  |     |     | F   |     |     | CFS)/ |
|              | OW, | OW, |     |     | LOW |     |     | DUR   |
|              |     |     |     |     | E   |     |     | ATION |
|              | PER | PER |     |     | QUA |     |     | (PER  |
|              | IOD | IOD |     |     | LED |     |     | CENT) |
|              | OF  | OF  |     |     | OR  |     |     |       |
|              | REC | REC |     |     | EX  |     |     |       |
|              | ORD | ORD |     |     | CEE |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DED |     |     |       |
|              | (C  | (C  |     |     | FOR |     |     |       |
|              | FS) | FS) |     |     | O   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | CTO |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DA  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ILY |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | M   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EAN |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | FL  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | OWS |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | (CU |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BIC |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | F   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EET |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | PER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | S   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ECO |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ND) |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     | 75% | 50% | 25% | Oc    |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | tober |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 18,   |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 2002  |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| JAMES RIVER  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| BASIN        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Jackson      | 13  | 17  | 26  | 20  | 25  | 32  | 61  | 112   |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Bacova, Va.  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Potts Creek  | 15  | 16  | 24  | 17  | 29  | 38  | 69  | 72    |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Covington,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Cowpasture   | 40  | 42  | 73  | 54  | 86  | 110 | 193 | 584   |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Clifton      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Forge, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Craig Creek  | 25  | 29  | 43  | 31  | 50  | 70  | 131 | 169   |
| at Parr, Va. |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| James River  | 207 | 239 | 378 | 271 | 429 | 563 | 922 | 2,140 |
| at Buchanan, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.\*        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Maury River  | 22  | 22  | 89  | 62  | 110 | 158 | 263 | 259   |
| near Buena   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Vista, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Hardware     | 0.1 | 4.8 | 24  | 7.5 | 28  | 45  | 80  | 40    |
| River below  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Briery Run   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Scottsville, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va           |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Rivanna      | 5.2 | 13  | \-  | \-  | 118 | 204 | 424 | 188   |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Palmyra, Va. |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| James River  | 330 | 348 | 1,  | 584 | 1,  | 2,  | 3,  | 1,520 |
| at           |     |     | 120 |     | 380 | 000 | 600 |       |
| C            |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| artersville, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Appomattox   | 6.3 | 6.3 | 52  | 21  | 67  | 105 | 162 | 198   |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Farmville,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Appomattox   | 13  | 13  | 86  | 30  | 119 | 206 | 335 | 400   |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Mattoax, Va. |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Chickahominy | 0   | 0   | 16  | 4.0 | 22  | 60  | 172 | 117   |
| River near   | .07 | .07 |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Providence   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Forge, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| CHOWAN RIVER |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| BASIN        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Nottoway     | 14  | 14  | 82  | 24  | 82  | 217 | 609 | 448   |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Sebrell, Va. |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Blackwater   | 0   | 0   | \-  | \-  | 7   | 54  | 305 | 78    |
| River near   | .07 | .07 |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Franklin,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Meherrin     | 4.2 | 4.2 | 52  | 16  | 62  | 115 | 212 | 620   |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| La           |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| wrenceville, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+

+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              | M   | M   | 7Q2 | 7   | P   |     |     | CU    |
|              | INI | INI |     | Q10 | ERC |     |     | RRENT |
|              | MUM | MUM | (C  |     | ENT |     |     | CONDI |
|              | DA  | O   | FS) | (C  | OF  |     |     | TIONS |
|              | ILY | CTO |     | FS) | T   |     |     | FLOW  |
|              |     | BER |     |     | IME |     |     | (     |
|              | FL  | FL  |     |     | F   |     |     | CFS)/ |
|              | OW, | OW, |     |     | LOW |     |     | DUR   |
|              |     |     |     |     | E   |     |     | ATION |
|              | PER | PER |     |     | QUA |     |     | (PER  |
|              | IOD | IOD |     |     | LED |     |     | CENT) |
|              | OF  | OF  |     |     | OR  |     |     |       |
|              | REC | REC |     |     | EX  |     |     |       |
|              | ORD | ORD |     |     | CEE |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DED |     |     |       |
|              | (C  | (C  |     |     | FOR |     |     |       |
|              | FS) | FS) |     |     | O   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | CTO |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DA  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ILY |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | M   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EAN |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | FL  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | OWS |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | (CU |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BIC |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | F   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EET |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | PER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | S   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ECO |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ND) |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     | 75% | 50% | 25% | Oc    |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | tober |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 18,   |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 2002  |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| ROANOKE      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Roanoke      | 19  | 30  | 58  | 35  | 77  | 107 | 186 | 103   |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Roanoke,     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.\*        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Pigg River   | 25  | 51  | 96  | 47  | 136 | 175 | 266 | 266   |
| near Sandy   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Level, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Roanoke      | 179 | 282 | 847 | 426 | 1,  | 1,  | 1,  | 1,000 |
| River at     |     |     |     |     | 020 | 310 | 980 |       |
| Randolph,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.\*        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Dan River at | 244 | 280 | \-  | \-  | 912 | 1,  | 1,  | 3,390 |
| Paces, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     | 200 | 780 |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Hyco River   | 1.5 | 0.3 | \-  | \-  | 18  | 33  | 62  | 435   |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Denniston,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.\*        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| KANAWHA      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| New River at | 453 | 534 | 1,  | 725 | 1,  | 1,  | 2,  | 3,510 |
| Allisonia,   |     |     | 040 |     | 060 | 520 | 330 |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Little River | 47  | 59  | 109 | 69  | 133 | 180 | 275 | 229   |
| at           |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Graysontown, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Walker Creek | 24  | 30  | 44  | 33  | 46  | 62  | 107 | 245   |
| at Bane, Va. |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| BIG SANDY    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Russell Fork | 0.2 | 0.5 | 8.7 | 1.0 | 12  | 27  | 62  | 94    |
| at Haysi,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| TENNESSEE    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| South Fork   | 40  | 66  | 99  | 73  | 100 | 132 | 202 | 312   |
| Holston      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Damascus,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| North Fork   | 2.0 | 2.0 | 34  | 24  | 35  | 50  | 94  | 213   |
| Holston      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Saltville,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Clinch River | 37  | 42  | 81  | 54  | 89  | 122 | 223 | 479   |
| at           |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Cleveland,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Powell River | 18  | 18  | 42  | 24  | 46  | 68  | 126 | 146   |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Jonesville,  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| \* indicates |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| some         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| regulation   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+

**APPENDIX F**

Virginia Agriculture Statistic Services report of topsoil moisture, crop
condition and crop progress.

  -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
  **TOPSOIL                                                   
  MOISTURE                                                    
  PERCENT**                                                   

  *Week Ending*  *Very Short*   *Short*        *Adequate*     *Surplus*

  October 13     13             35             50             2

  October 6      20             39             40             1

  September 29   20             29             48             3

  September 22   30             32             38             1
  -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| # CROP             |         |         |         |         |         |
|  CONDITION PERCENT |         |         |         |         |         |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Crop               | Very    | Poor    | Fair    | Good    | Ex      |
|                    | Poor    |         |         |         | cellent |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Pastures           | 18      | 31      | 31      | 19      | 1       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Livestock          | 1       | 16      | 35      | 43      | 4       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Other Hay          | 19      | 29      | 32      | 19      | 1       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Alfalfa Hay        | 11      | 18      | 37      | 33      | 1       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Soybeans           | 18      | 34      | 32      | 13      | 3       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Peanuts            | 13      | 28      | 26      | 30      | 3       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Cotton             | 7       | 29      | 34      | 28      | 2       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Apples, All        | 16      | 12      | 42      | 30      | 0       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+

+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| # CROP             |          |            |            |            |
| PROGRESS PERCENT - |          |            |            |            |
| - WITH COMPARISONS |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Crop               | This     | Last Week  | Last Year  | 5 Year     |
|                    | Week     |            |            | Average    |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Corn Harvested for | 82       | 71         | 70         | 64         |
| Grain              |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Soybeans Dropping  | 77       | 60         | 80         | 62         |
| Leaves             |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Soybeans Harvested | 15       | 8          | 12         | 9          |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Winter Wheat       | 18       | 13         | 20         | 14         |
| Seeded             |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Barley Seeded      | 59       | 34         | 42         | 36         |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Flu Cured Tobacco  | 78       | 69         | 100        | 93         |
| Harvested          |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Peanuts Dug        | 62       | 40         | 72         | 71         |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Cotton Bolls       | 97       | 92         | 84         | 87         |
| Opening            |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Cotton Harvested   | 39       | 27         | 27         | 22         |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Fall Apples        | 86       | 77         | 70         | 71         |
| Harvested          |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Winter Apples      | 49       | 40         | 47         | 43         |
| Harvested          |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+

##### APPENDIX G

![](media/image9.wmf)

##### APPENDIX H

Virginia Department of Health Field Office Reports for Public Water
Systems (October 16, 2002)

[(Note: The first digit in the PWSID number indicates the field office
location of the waterworks. PWSID 2770650 is located in the Lexington
Field Office, etc.)]{.underline}

+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| **P    | **Wate   | **Source   | **Rest     | **Situation**        |
| WSID** | rworks** | Name**     | rictions** |                      |
|        |          |            |            | **B**: Better,       |
| **     |          |            | **N**: No  | **S**: Same/Stable,  |
| 1**-Ab |          |            |            | **W**: Worse         |
| ingdon |          |            | **M**:     |                      |
|        |          |            | Mandatory  |                      |
| **2    |          |            |            |                      |
| **-Lex |          |            | **V**:     |                      |
| ington |          |            | Voluntary  |                      |
|        |          |            |            |                      |
| **3    |          |            |            |                      |
| **-Sou |          |            |            |                      |
| theast |          |            |            |                      |
| VA     |          |            |            |                      |
|        |          |            |            |                      |
| **4*   |          |            |            |                      |
| *-East |          |            |            |                      |
| C      |          |            |            |                      |
| entral |          |            |            |                      |
|        |          |            |            |                      |
| **     |          |            |            |                      |
| 5**-Da |          |            |            |                      |
| nville |          |            |            |                      |
|        |          |            |            |                      |
| **     |          |            |            |                      |
| 6**-Cu |          |            |            |                      |
| lpeper |          |            |            |                      |
+========+==========+============+============+======================+
| 2      | Keystone | Drilled    | V          | W: Well yields down  |
| 043629 | Baptist  | Wells      |            | significantly. Well  |
|        | Church   |            |            | 1 yield has fallen   |
|        |          |            |            | from 8 gpm to 1.5    |
|        |          |            |            | gpm. Well 2 has      |
|        |          |            |            | yield of 1.5 gpm.    |
|        |          |            |            | Combined yields have |
|        |          |            |            | periodically not     |
|        |          |            |            | meet demand.         |
|        |          |            |            | Instituted use of    |
|        |          |            |            | bottled water and    |
|        |          |            |            | increased emphasis   |
|        |          |            |            | to students and      |
|        |          |            |            | faculty to minimize  |
|        |          |            |            | water use. Currently |
|        |          |            |            | investigating        |
|        |          |            |            | installation of      |
|        |          |            |            | storage and water    |
|        |          |            |            | hauling options.     |
|        |          |            |            | Estimated            |
|        |          |            |            | student/staff        |
|        |          |            |            | population 90.       |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | C        | South      | M          | W: Their main        |
| 003725 | harlotte | Rivanna    |            | reservoir-South      |
|        | sville/A | (South     |            | Rivanna (South       |
|        | lbemarle | Rivanna    |            | Rivanna WTP) is 4.2  |
|        | County   | WTP)       |            | feet below full.     |
|        |          |            |            | Overall source water |
|        |          |            |            | availability is at   |
|        |          |            |            | 55.5% of \"full      |
|        |          |            |            | available capacity\" |
|        |          |            |            | (this includes both  |
|        |          |            |            | the South Rivanna    |
|        |          |            |            | system and the Sugar |
|        |          |            |            | Hollow/Ragged        |
|        |          |            |            | Mountain system).    |
|        |          |            |            | Water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | are in excess of     |
|        |          |            |            | EO-33.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | C        | Sugar      | M          | W: The Sugar Hollow  |
| 003600 | harlotte | Hollow and |            | reservoir            |
|        | sville/A | Ragged     |            | (Observatory WTP) is |
|        | lbemarle | Mountain   |            | 16.3 feet below      |
|        | County   | Reservoirs |            | overflow. Ragged     |
|        |          | (O         |            | Mountain reservoir   |
|        |          | bservatory |            | is 11.5 feet below   |
|        |          | WTP)       |            | normal. Overall      |
|        |          |            |            | source water         |
|        |          |            |            | availability is at   |
|        |          |            |            | 55.5% of \"full      |
|        |          |            |            | available capacity\" |
|        |          |            |            | (this includes both  |
|        |          |            |            | the South Rivanna    |
|        |          |            |            | system and the Sugar |
|        |          |            |            | Hollow/Ragged        |
|        |          |            |            | Mountain system).    |
|        |          |            |            | Water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | are in excess of     |
|        |          |            |            | EO-33.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Nort     | G          | M          | W: Significant       |
| 061320 | hwestern | roundwater |            | decline in well      |
|        | El       | (1 well)   |            | yield. Currently     |
|        | ementary |            |            | hauling water to     |
|        | School   |            |            | meet demand.         |
|        |          |            |            | Inspection of nearby |
|        |          |            |            | existing well        |
|        |          |            |            | conducted last week. |
|        |          |            |            | CFO to work rapidly  |
|        |          |            |            | with owner to        |
|        |          |            |            | connect well.        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Roanoke  | Carvins    | M          | W: Reservoir level   |
| 770650 | City -   | Cove       |            | 34.1\' below         |
|        | Carvins  | Reserv     |            | spillway - situation |
|        | Cove     | oir/Tinker |            | steadily worsening   |
|        |          | Cre        |            | (22% of supply       |
|        |          | ek/Catawba |            | remaining).          |
|        |          | Creek      |            | Approximately 200    |
|        |          |            |            | days of storage      |
|        |          |            |            | remaining at the     |
|        |          |            |            | current rate.        |
|        |          |            |            | Mandatory            |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions imposed |
|        |          |            |            | when reservoir level |
|        |          |            |            | is between 26 and 30 |
|        |          |            |            | feet below spillway  |
|        |          |            |            | (Stage 4).           |
|        |          |            |            | Suspension of all    |
|        |          |            |            | outdoor water uses   |
|        |          |            |            | with certain         |
|        |          |            |            | exceptions; cutting  |
|        |          |            |            | back on reservoir    |
|        |          |            |            | use by water         |
|        |          |            |            | purchases from       |
|        |          |            |            | Roanoke County       |
|        |          |            |            | (3-4MGD) and the     |
|        |          |            |            | City of Salem (1-2   |
|        |          |            |            | MGD) and placing     |
|        |          |            |            | Crystal Spring (up   |
|        |          |            |            | to 2.8 MGD) into     |
|        |          |            |            | service; imposition  |
|        |          |            |            | of civil penalties   |
|        |          |            |            | and surcharge        |
|        |          |            |            | applied to base      |
|        |          |            |            | water rates.         |
|        |          |            |            | Suspension means no  |
|        |          |            |            | outside use of       |
|        |          |            |            | potable water for    |
|        |          |            |            | washing your own     |
|        |          |            |            | car, watering lawns  |
|        |          |            |            | and gardens and      |
|        |          |            |            | filling pools, etc.  |
|        |          |            |            | The 30-foot level    |
|        |          |            |            | would have triggered |
|        |          |            |            | more drastic         |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures (Stage 5);  |
|        |          |            |            | however, the City    |
|        |          |            |            | has maintained Stage |
|        |          |            |            | 4 conservation       |
|        |          |            |            | measures at this     |
|        |          |            |            | time. Water          |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | excess of EO-33.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | City of  | Pedlar     | N          | W: Pedlar Reservoir  |
| 680200 | L        | Reservoir  |            | is 139\" down.       |
|        | ynchburg |            |            | Drawing 3 MGD from   |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir and        |
|        |          |            |            | remainder from the   |
|        |          |            |            | James River.         |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 1      | Town of  | reservoir  | V          | W: Down 6 inches     |
| 195050 | Ap       |            |            | since 10/9/02; 52 MG |
|        | palachia |            |            | and 91 days left, no |
|        |          |            |            | alternate source,    |
|        |          |            |            | voluntary            |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures. Similar    |
|        |          |            |            | conditions to \'98   |
|        |          |            |            | and \'99 for this    |
|        |          |            |            | time of year.        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 1      | Town of  | reservoir  | N          | W: Down 5 inches     |
| 195950 | Wise     |            |            | since 10/8/02; 146   |
|        |          |            |            | MG and 225 days      |
|        |          |            |            | left; alternate      |
|        |          |            |            | creek source is      |
|        |          |            |            | still available but  |
|        |          |            |            | not in use due to    |
|        |          |            |            | turbidity in stream  |
|        |          |            |            | from runoff; no      |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures. Worse      |
|        |          |            |            | shape than in \'00   |
|        |          |            |            | and \'01 but better  |
|        |          |            |            | compared to \'98 and |
|        |          |            |            | \'99 for this time   |
|        |          |            |            | of year.             |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 1      | Town of  | Big Cherry | V          | W: Down 14 inches    |
| 195100 | Big      | Reservoir  |            | since 10/8/02; 115   |
|        | Stone    |            |            | MG or 57 days left;  |
|        | Gap      |            |            | alternate well       |
|        |          |            |            | source is            |
|        |          |            |            | temporarily out of   |
|        |          |            |            | use after its        |
|        |          |            |            | turbidity rose       |
|        |          |            |            | drastically. Worse   |
|        |          |            |            | than normal for this |
|        |          |            |            | time of year.        |
|        |          |            |            | Comparable to 1998   |
|        |          |            |            | conditions for this  |
|        |          |            |            | time of year, except |
|        |          |            |            | have alternate well  |
|        |          |            |            | source now.          |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 1      | City of  | two        | V          | W: Down 1.5 ft       |
| 720076 | Norton   | reservoirs |            | 10/8/02;44.8 MG and  |
|        |          | in series  |            | 67 days left.        |
|        |          |            |            | Alternate source is  |
|        |          |            |            | in use, voluntary    |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures encouraged  |
|        |          |            |            | on public access TV  |
|        |          |            |            | channel. Better than |
|        |          |            |            | in \'98, \'99, and   |
|        |          |            |            | \'00 for this time   |
|        |          |            |            | of year.             |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | City of  | Motts      | M          | W: City of           |
| 630050 | Freder   | Run/Ra     |            | Fredericksburg       |
|        | icksburg | ppahannock |            | (consecutive system  |
|        |          | River      |            | to Spotsylvania      |
|        |          |            |            | County) has asked    |
|        |          |            |            | for mandatory        |
|        |          |            |            | conservation based   |
|        |          |            |            | on Spotsylvania      |
|        |          |            |            | County\'s action.    |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | City of  | Central    | V          | W: As of 10/16,      |
| 800805 | Suffolk  | System     |            | reservoir system is  |
|        |          |            |            | 50.0% full in Crumps |
|        |          |            |            | Mill. This is a      |
|        |          |            |            | 35.7% decrease from  |
|        |          |            |            | the last report.     |
|        |          |            |            | Suffolk has been     |
|        |          |            |            | pumping from Crumps  |
|        |          |            |            | Mill to Lone Star.   |
|        |          |            |            | Lone Star Lakes is   |
|        |          |            |            | at 76.5 % full a 2.5 |
|        |          |            |            | % increase. Lone     |
|        |          |            |            | Star makes up the    |
|        |          |            |            | majority of the      |
|        |          |            |            | Northern Lakes. The  |
|        |          |            |            | Southern Lakes were  |
|        |          |            |            | at 22.5%. This is a  |
|        |          |            |            | 2.5% decrease from   |
|        |          |            |            | the last report. The |
|        |          |            |            | city also purchases  |
|        |          |            |            | finished water from  |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth, which    |
|        |          |            |            | enters the central   |
|        |          |            |            | system in downtown   |
|        |          |            |            | Suffolk. As such,    |
|        |          |            |            | this system has      |
|        |          |            |            | followed the lead of |
|        |          |            |            | the Portsmouth       |
|        |          |            |            | system and has       |
|        |          |            |            | adopted Voluntary    |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation.        |
|        |          |            |            | Suffolk will rescind |
|        |          |            |            | Voluntary            |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | following            |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth\'s lead   |
|        |          |            |            | but not until the    |
|        |          |            |            | EDR is at full       |
|        |          |            |            | capacity. A decision |
|        |          |            |            | concerning mandatory |
|        |          |            |            | conservation is      |
|        |          |            |            | forthcoming.         |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Ches     | NW River   | M          | W: As of 10/16,      |
| 550051 | apeake - | system     |            | chlorides levels in  |
|        | NW River |            |            | the Northwest River  |
|        | system   |            |            | average 654.         |
|        |          |            |            | Monitoring well      |
|        |          |            |            | levels are at 91 %   |
|        |          |            |            | normal levels. Plant |
|        |          |            |            | production averaged  |
|        |          |            |            | 8.35 MGD for the     |
|        |          |            |            | past week and 8.04   |
|        |          |            |            | for the month. The   |
|        |          |            |            | ASR facility is in   |
|        |          |            |            | use to meet demand.  |
|        |          |            |            | Due to high salt and |
|        |          |            |            | TOC levels all four  |
|        |          |            |            | surface membrane     |
|        |          |            |            | trains are in        |
|        |          |            |            | operation. 6.2       |
|        |          |            |            | inches of rainfall   |
|        |          |            |            | this week. Because a |
|        |          |            |            | portion of the city  |
|        |          |            |            | (a separate system   |
|        |          |            |            | from the NW River    |
|        |          |            |            | system) is served    |
|        |          |            |            | from Portsmouth,     |
|        |          |            |            | Chesapeake has       |
|        |          |            |            | decided to follow    |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth\'s lead,  |
|        |          |            |            | for ALL residents of |
|        |          |            |            | the city. City       |
|        |          |            |            | Council voted to     |
|        |          |            |            | establish Mandatory  |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation at the  |
|        |          |            |            | meeting on 07/10/02. |
|        |          |            |            | The restrictions     |
|        |          |            |            | took effect          |
|        |          |            |            | immediately.         |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Will     | Waller     | V          | W: As of 10/16/02,   |
| 830850 | iamsburg | Mill       |            | Waller Mill          |
|        |          | Reservoir  |            | reservoir is 29.5    |
|        |          |            |            | inches below the     |
|        |          |            |            | spillway. Continuing |
|        |          |            |            | to purchase 2 MGD    |
|        |          |            |            | raw water from       |
|        |          |            |            | Newport News.        |
|        |          |            |            | Supplemental well    |
|        |          |            |            | (361 gpm/0.52 MGD)   |
|        |          |            |            | has been pumping to  |
|        |          |            |            | the reservoir for    |
|        |          |            |            | about 21 months.     |
|        |          |            |            | Also getting 225,000 |
|        |          |            |            | to 250,000 gallons   |
|        |          |            |            | per day delivered to |
|        |          |            |            | the watershed from   |
|        |          |            |            | York County\'s       |
|        |          |            |            | Lightfoot water      |
|        |          |            |            | system. Voluntary    |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures are in      |
|        |          |            |            | effect as of March   |
|        |          |            |            | 30, 2002.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Meherrin   | M          | This plant has       |
| 117800 | South    | River      |            | stopped operating as |
|        | Hill     |            |            | the new Roanoke      |
|        |          |            |            | River Service        |
|        |          |            |            | Authority waterworks |
|        |          |            |            | began operating on   |
|        |          |            |            | 9/18/2002.           |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Q        | Lunga      | N          | S: WL: Lunga 35      |
| 153675 | uantico- | Reservoir/ |            | inches below         |
|        | Mainside | Br         |            | overflow;            |
|        |          | eckenridge |            | Breckenridge full.   |
|        |          | reservoir  |            |                      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Stoney   |            | V          | S: Well yield is     |
| 171250 | Creek    |            |            | off. Authority has   |
|        | Sanitary |            |            | reduced pumping      |
|        | District |            |            | capacity by 40%      |
|        |          |            |            | based on lower water |
|        |          |            |            | table levels.        |
|        |          |            |            | Consumers have been  |
|        |          |            |            | asked to conserve    |
|        |          |            |            | water since          |
|        |          |            |            | February. Process of |
|        |          |            |            | developing new 250   |
|        |          |            |            | gpm well and water   |
|        |          |            |            | treatment plant.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Apple    | Drilled    | M          | S: Well production   |
| 023020 | Tree     | wells      |            | is lower than usual; |
|        |          |            |            | 2 wells not in       |
|        |          |            |            | service              |
|        |          |            |            | (Steeplechase 1 &    |
|        |          |            |            | 3); water imported   |
|        |          |            |            | from and exported to |
|        |          |            |            | AquaSource\'s        |
|        |          |            |            | Highland Manor       |
|        |          |            |            | system (2023415).    |
|        |          |            |            | Water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | are in excess of     |
|        |          |            |            | EO-33.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Rainbow  | Drilled    | M          | S: Well production   |
| 023480 | Forest   | wells      |            | is lower than usual, |
|        |          |            |            | Well No.4 pump       |
|        |          |            |            | lowered and now has  |
|        |          |            |            | production; however, |
|        |          |            |            | exporting water to   |
|        |          |            |            | AquaSource\'s        |
|        |          |            |            | Clearview Estates    |
|        |          |            |            | system (2023194).    |
|        |          |            |            | Water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | are in excess of     |
|        |          |            |            | EO-33.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Mountain | Drilled    | M          | S: well production   |
| 161910 | View     | wells      |            | is lower than        |
|        | Mobile   |            |            | normal. Water levels |
|        | Home     |            |            | in the wells are not |
|        | Park     |            |            | routinely measured.  |
|        |          |            |            | Water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | are in effect per    |
|        |          |            |            | EO-33.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Maury    | Maury      | N          | S: Water level       |
| 163550 | Service  | River      |            | approximately 6 ft   |
|        | A        |            |            | above the intake     |
|        | uthority |            |            |                      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Emporia  | Meherrin   | V          | S: Water is still    |
| 595250 |          | River      |            | flowing over the     |
|        |          |            |            | dam. River flow and  |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir level have |
|        |          |            |            | increased. The power |
|        |          |            |            | plant has not been   |
|        |          |            |            | operating            |
|        |          |            |            | (voluntarily) to     |
|        |          |            |            | conserve water.      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | City of  | Route 17   | V          | S: This system is    |
| 800787 | Suffolk  | Corridor   |            | consecutive to       |
|        |          |            |            | (purchases water     |
|        |          |            |            | from) the Portsmouth |
|        |          |            |            | system. As such,     |
|        |          |            |            | this system has      |
|        |          |            |            | followed the lead of |
|        |          |            |            | the Portsmouth       |
|        |          |            |            | system, and has      |
|        |          |            |            | adopted Voluntary    |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation. Since  |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth has gone  |
|        |          |            |            | to Mandatory         |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation,        |
|        |          |            |            | Suffolk will         |
|        |          |            |            | probably switch the  |
|        |          |            |            | supply source to     |
|        |          |            |            | their Central System |
|        |          |            |            | (groundwater).       |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Ches     | Western    | M          | S: This portion of   |
| 550050 | apeake - | Branch     |            | the city is          |
|        | Western  | system     |            | consecutive to       |
|        | Branch   |            |            | (receives water      |
|        | system   |            |            | from) the city of    |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth. Because  |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth decided   |
|        |          |            |            | to go on mandatory   |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions,        |
|        |          |            |            | Chesapeake has       |
|        |          |            |            | decided to follow    |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth\'s lead,  |
|        |          |            |            | for ALL residents of |
|        |          |            |            | the city. City       |
|        |          |            |            | Council voted to     |
|        |          |            |            | establish Mandatory  |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation at the  |
|        |          |            |            | meeting on 07/10/02. |
|        |          |            |            | The restrictions     |
|        |          |            |            | took effect          |
|        |          |            |            | immediately.         |
|        |          |            |            | Purchased water from |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth at the    |
|        |          |            |            | beginning of August  |
|        |          |            |            | was averaging 3.4    |
|        |          |            |            | MGD. After reducing  |
|        |          |            |            | the service area on  |
|        |          |            |            | 8/14/02 purchased    |
|        |          |            |            | water averaged 2.15  |
|        |          |            |            | MGD. A decrease of   |
|        |          |            |            | 1.25 MGD.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Ches     | South      | M          | S: This portion of   |
| 550052 | apeake - | Norfolk    |            | the city is          |
|        | South    | system     |            | consecutive to       |
|        | Norfolk  |            |            | (receives water      |
|        | system   |            |            | from) the city of    |
|        |          |            |            | Norfolk. Because     |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth decided   |
|        |          |            |            | to go on voluntary   |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions,        |
|        |          |            |            | Chesapeake has       |
|        |          |            |            | decided to follow    |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth\'s lead,  |
|        |          |            |            | for ALL residents of |
|        |          |            |            | the city. City       |
|        |          |            |            | Council voted to     |
|        |          |            |            | establish Mandatory  |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation at the  |
|        |          |            |            | meeting on 07/10/02. |
|        |          |            |            | The restrictions     |
|        |          |            |            | took effect          |
|        |          |            |            | immediately.         |
|        |          |            |            | Purchases from       |
|        |          |            |            | Norfolk increased    |
|        |          |            |            | from 3.8 MGD to 4.3  |
|        |          |            |            | MGD after the        |
|        |          |            |            | service area was     |
|        |          |            |            | enlarged to lessen   |
|        |          |            |            | the burden on        |
|        |          |            |            | Portsmouth. The      |
|        |          |            |            | normal average       |
|        |          |            |            | purchased water from |
|        |          |            |            | Norfolk was 3.6 MGD. |
|        |          |            |            | This volume should   |
|        |          |            |            | decrease once the    |
|        |          |            |            | service area         |
|        |          |            |            | decreases.           |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Valley   | Two        | N          | S: The water system  |
| 165765 | View MHP | drilled    |            | serving the park is  |
|        |          | wells      |            | starting to          |
|        |          |            |            | experience drought   |
|        |          |            |            | related shortages,   |
|        |          |            |            | but is not yet       |
|        |          |            |            | severe. A new        |
|        |          |            |            | waterline project    |
|        |          |            |            | that extends water   |
|        |          |            |            | service in the       |
|        |          |            |            | vicinity of this PWS |
|        |          |            |            | has been recently    |
|        |          |            |            | completed and the    |
|        |          |            |            | water system is      |
|        |          |            |            | making the necessary |
|        |          |            |            | arrangements with    |
|        |          |            |            | Rockingham County to |
|        |          |            |            | connect to their new |
|        |          |            |            | waterline. After     |
|        |          |            |            | this the MHP PWS     |
|        |          |            |            | will be inactive and |
|        |          |            |            | will not be in a     |
|        |          |            |            | drought related      |
|        |          |            |            | problem.             |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Reynolds | Drilled    | N          | S: The water system  |
| 015550 | Metals   | wells      |            | has gone to a backup |
|        | Company  |            |            | well due to low      |
|        | (ALCOA)  |            |            | water production. A  |
|        |          |            |            | well site            |
|        |          |            |            | investigation was    |
|        |          |            |            | performed on 10/9/02 |
|        |          |            |            | for a new well site; |
|        |          |            |            | the well site        |
|        |          |            |            | approval is being    |
|        |          |            |            | forwarded on         |
|        |          |            |            | 10/16/02.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | A        | Totier     | M          | S: The Totier Creek  |
| 003675 | lbemarle | Creek      |            | Reservoir            |
|        | County / | Reservoirs |            | (Scottsville WTP) is |
|        | Sco      | (S         |            | full and             |
|        | ttsville | cottsville |            | overflowing. At this |
|        |          | WTP)       |            | time there is        |
|        |          |            |            | adequate water to    |
|        |          |            |            | meet normal daily    |
|        |          |            |            | demands, however,    |
|        |          |            |            | the Albemarle County |
|        |          |            |            | Service Authority    |
|        |          |            |            | has initiated        |
|        |          |            |            | mandatory water      |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions in      |
|        |          |            |            | Scottsville in       |
|        |          |            |            | addition to Crozet   |
|        |          |            |            | and the Urban area.  |
|        |          |            |            | Water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | are in excess of     |
|        |          |            |            | EO-33.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Banister   | V          | S: the reservoir     |
| 083550 | Halifax  | River      |            | level is at full     |
|        |          |            |            | pond. Production has |
|        |          |            |            | dropped by \~20%     |
|        |          |            |            | recently due to      |
|        |          |            |            | decreased demand.    |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Fluvanna | Mechunk    | M          | S: The raw water     |
| 065250 | Corr     | Creek      |            | impoundment is       |
|        | ectional |            |            | approximately 35.0%  |
|        | Center   |            |            | full (14 MGD         |
|        |          |            |            | available, 40 MG     |
|        |          |            |            | full capacity) and   |
|        |          |            |            | dropping. They are   |
|        |          |            |            | currently unable to  |
|        |          |            |            | pump raw water from  |
|        |          |            |            | Mechunk Creek due to |
|        |          |            |            | low flows. The       |
|        |          |            |            | facility water       |
|        |          |            |            | demand has been      |
|        |          |            |            | reduced to           |
|        |          |            |            | approximately 95,000 |
|        |          |            |            | due to additional    |
|        |          |            |            | use restrictions     |
|        |          |            |            | (laundry washing has |
|        |          |            |            | been reduced from    |
|        |          |            |            | daily to 2 per week  |
|        |          |            |            | and the duration of  |
|        |          |            |            | inmate showers has   |
|        |          |            |            | been reduced).       |
|        |          |            |            | Approximately        |
|        |          |            |            | 100,000 gallons per  |
|        |          |            |            | day of water is      |
|        |          |            |            | being hauled from    |
|        |          |            |            | Lake Monticello.     |
|        |          |            |            | Water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | are in excess of     |
|        |          |            |            | EO-33.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Oakland  | Drilled    | M          | S: The Oakland       |
| 065520 | School   | Wells      |            | School waterworks    |
|        |          |            |            | provides water to    |
|        |          |            |            | approximately 150    |
|        |          |            |            | students and staff.  |
|        |          |            |            | Four new wells have  |
|        |          |            |            | been drilled during  |
|        |          |            |            | the past two weeks.  |
|        |          |            |            | Two were dry, the    |
|        |          |            |            | third has an         |
|        |          |            |            | estimated yield of   |
|        |          |            |            | only 3 gpm, and the  |
|        |          |            |            | fourth has an        |
|        |          |            |            | estimated yield of 1 |
|        |          |            |            | gpm. Work is         |
|        |          |            |            | underway to get      |
|        |          |            |            | these wells into     |
|        |          |            |            | operation ASAP.      |
|        |          |            |            | During this past     |
|        |          |            |            | week well production |
|        |          |            |            | has met the daily    |
|        |          |            |            | demand and water     |
|        |          |            |            | hauling has not been |
|        |          |            |            | necessary this past  |
|        |          |            |            | week. Water          |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | effect per EO-33.    |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | NCSA -   | Lake       | M          | S: The NCSA -        |
| 125910 | Win      | Monacan,   |            | Wintergreen          |
|        | tergreen | Valley     |            | waterworks source    |
|        |          | Ponds,     |            | water is obtained    |
|        |          | Stoney     |            | from Lake Monacan    |
|        |          | Creek      |            | and the Valley       |
|        |          |            |            | Ponds. Lake Monacan  |
|        |          |            |            | is 3.25 feet below   |
|        |          |            |            | normal; however,     |
|        |          |            |            | both Valley Ponds    |
|        |          |            |            | have been pumped     |
|        |          |            |            | down to minimum      |
|        |          |            |            | levels. The daily    |
|        |          |            |            | water demand is      |
|        |          |            |            | currently being met  |
|        |          |            |            | but mandatory        |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | effect. Water        |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | excess of EO-33.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Nelson   | Johnson\'s | M          | S: The NCSA -        |
| 125650 | County   | Branch     |            | Schuyler waterworks  |
|        | Service  |            |            | source water is      |
|        | Aut      |            |            | obtained from        |
|        | hority - |            |            | Johnson\'s Branch.   |
|        | Schuyler |            |            | The flow is          |
|        |          |            |            | currently            |
|        |          |            |            | approximately 15 gpm |
|        |          |            |            | (normal treatment    |
|        |          |            |            | capacity is 70 to 90 |
|        |          |            |            | gpm). Withdrawal     |
|        |          |            |            | from Rockfish River  |
|        |          |            |            | has been continued   |
|        |          |            |            | to supplement the    |
|        |          |            |            | flow from Johnson\'s |
|        |          |            |            | Branch. They are     |
|        |          |            |            | currently meeting    |
|        |          |            |            | the normal daily     |
|        |          |            |            | demand with water    |
|        |          |            |            | from the Rockfish    |
|        |          |            |            | River. Water         |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | excess of EO-33.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Nelson   | Drilled    | M          | S: The NCSA -        |
| 125325 | County   | wells      |            | Lovingston           |
|        | Service  |            |            | waterworks source    |
|        | Aut      |            |            | water is obtained    |
|        | hority - |            |            | from 11-drilled      |
|        | Lo       |            |            | wells. During this   |
|        | vingston |            |            | past weeks storage   |
|        |          |            |            | tank levels have     |
|        |          |            |            | been maintained at   |
|        |          |            |            | 100% full and the    |
|        |          |            |            | daily demand is      |
|        |          |            |            | being met.           |
|        |          |            |            | Supplemental water   |
|        |          |            |            | hauling has not been |
|        |          |            |            | necessary during the |
|        |          |            |            | past weeks. Water    |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | excess of EO-33.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Jo       | Drilled    | M          | S: The Johnson\'s    |
| 125202 | hnson\'s | Wells      |            | Senior Center        |
|        | Senior   |            |            | waterworks provides  |
|        | Center   |            |            | water to 35 nursing  |
|        |          |            |            | home residents in    |
|        |          |            |            | Nelson County.       |
|        |          |            |            | During the past      |
|        |          |            |            | weeks the well       |
|        |          |            |            | production has not   |
|        |          |            |            | met the normal daily |
|        |          |            |            | demand. Laundry is   |
|        |          |            |            | taken off site to    |
|        |          |            |            | save water.          |
|        |          |            |            | Sufficient water is  |
|        |          |            |            | available for        |
|        |          |            |            | flushing toilets,    |
|        |          |            |            | drinking, and        |
|        |          |            |            | bathing. Water       |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | excess of EO-33.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Fork     | Drilled    | M          | S: The FUSD          |
| 065300 | Union    | Wells      |            | waterworks source    |
|        | Sanitary |            |            | water is obtained    |
|        | District |            |            | from 6-drilled       |
|        |          |            |            | wells. Water         |
|        |          |            |            | production is        |
|        |          |            |            | significantly below  |
|        |          |            |            | normal levels. Water |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions have    |
|        |          |            |            | been effective, as   |
|        |          |            |            | the normally daily   |
|        |          |            |            | demand has been      |
|        |          |            |            | reduced from         |
|        |          |            |            | approximately        |
|        |          |            |            | 180,000 to 130,000   |
|        |          |            |            | GPD. Distribution    |
|        |          |            |            | system storage was   |
|        |          |            |            | maintained at 100%   |
|        |          |            |            | during this past     |
|        |          |            |            | week and available   |
|        |          |            |            | production has been  |
|        |          |            |            | in excess of the     |
|        |          |            |            | daily demand.        |
|        |          |            |            | Mandatory water      |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions have    |
|        |          |            |            | been in effect since |
|        |          |            |            | August 9, 2002.      |
|        |          |            |            | Water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | are in excess of     |
|        |          |            |            | EO-33.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Augusta  | Deerfield  | V          | S: The Deerfield     |
| 015200 | County   | Spring     |            | Spring is drying up  |
|        | Service  |            |            | and reduced to a     |
|        | Au       |            |            | small pool in the    |
|        | thority- |            |            | reservoir. The new   |
|        | D        |            |            | suction intake is    |
|        | eerfield |            |            | not adequately       |
|        |          |            |            | located to maximize  |
|        |          |            |            | water collection and |
|        |          |            |            | is being adjusted.   |
|        |          |            |            | The reservoir        |
|        |          |            |            | housing leaks and    |
|        |          |            |            | the owner (USFS) has |
|        |          |            |            | denied requests for  |
|        |          |            |            | previous repairs     |
|        |          |            |            | that would allow for |
|        |          |            |            | the capture and      |
|        |          |            |            | retaining of         |
|        |          |            |            | additional waters. A |
|        |          |            |            | supplemental well    |
|        |          |            |            | has been drilled and |
|        |          |            |            | has been connected   |
|        |          |            |            | into the treatment   |
|        |          |            |            | system on an         |
|        |          |            |            | emergency basis.     |
|        |          |            |            | Submission of plans  |
|        |          |            |            | for approval will    |
|        |          |            |            | follow.              |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 4      | City of  | James      | M          | S: The current flow  |
| 760100 | Richmond | River      |            | in the James River   |
|        |          |            |            | is 1150 cfs whereas  |
|        |          |            |            | the normal flow for  |
|        |          |            |            | this time of year is |
|        |          |            |            | about 1600 cfs.      |
|        |          |            |            | Richmond is having   |
|        |          |            |            | no problems with     |
|        |          |            |            | water withdrawals.   |
|        |          |            |            | The City went to     |
|        |          |            |            | mandatory water      |
|        |          |            |            | conservation on      |
|        |          |            |            | August 27, 2002.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 4      | P        | G          | N          | S: Sydnor continues  |
| 075630 | agebrook | roundwater |            | to haul 2 tanker     |
|        | (Go      |            |            | loads of water per   |
|        | ochland) |            |            | week (5,000          |
|        |          |            |            | gallons).            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Wi       | Rapidan    | M          | S: Stream flow is    |
| 137500 | lderness | River      |            | very low. Temporary  |
|        | WTP      |            |            | pumps are available  |
|        |          |            |            | to get water to      |
|        |          |            |            | intake structure.    |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | White Oak  | M          | S: Stream flow is    |
| 113200 | Madison  | Run        |            | very low, but no     |
|        |          |            |            | adverse impact on    |
|        |          |            |            | water treatment      |
|        |          |            |            | plant to this point. |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | Rapidan    | M          | S: Stream flow is    |
| 137500 | Orange   | River      |            | very low, and        |
|        |          |            |            | temporary raw water  |
|        |          |            |            | pumps are available  |
|        |          |            |            | for use when flow    |
|        |          |            |            | recedes away from    |
|        |          |            |            | intake structure.    |
|        |          |            |            | Dam repair is        |
|        |          |            |            | continuing and       |
|        |          |            |            | completion date is   |
|        |          |            |            | approximately 7-10   |
|        |          |            |            | days. Estimated that |
|        |          |            |            | 400,000 GPD is lost  |
|        |          |            |            | through existing     |
|        |          |            |            | dam. Emergency raw   |
|        |          |            |            | water sources near   |
|        |          |            |            | Culpeper and         |
|        |          |            |            | Gordonsville have    |
|        |          |            |            | been sampled with no |
|        |          |            |            | adverse              |
|        |          |            |            | contamination        |
|        |          |            |            | revealed thus far.   |
|        |          |            |            | Corps of Engineers   |
|        |          |            |            | met with town,       |
|        |          |            |            | county, and state    |
|        |          |            |            | officials several    |
|        |          |            |            | weeks ago to discuss |
|        |          |            |            | various emergency    |
|        |          |            |            | water supply         |
|        |          |            |            | alternatives. COE    |
|        |          |            |            | can design, build,   |
|        |          |            |            | and pay for          |
|        |          |            |            | transporting raw or  |
|        |          |            |            | finished water.      |
|        |          |            |            | Town\'s options      |
|        |          |            |            | include hauling      |
|        |          |            |            | finished water from  |
|        |          |            |            | Culpeper and hauling |
|        |          |            |            | or piping raw water  |
|        |          |            |            | from Culpeper or     |
|        |          |            |            | Gordonsville. Town   |
|        |          |            |            | and county officials |
|        |          |            |            | met with USDA        |
|        |          |            |            | technical and        |
|        |          |            |            | financial staff last |
|        |          |            |            | week to discuss      |
|        |          |            |            | money available to   |
|        |          |            |            | pay for temporary    |
|        |          |            |            | and long-term        |
|        |          |            |            | solutions.           |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | S        | North Fork | V          | S: Stream flow has   |
| 171750 | trasburg | Shenandoah |            | increased due to     |
|        |          | River      |            | recent rains - at    |
|        |          |            |            | 258 cfs (166.5 MGD)  |
|        |          |            |            | on 10/16; intake     |
|        |          |            |            | water level still    |
|        |          |            |            | above 1999 drought   |
|        |          |            |            | levels; considering  |
|        |          |            |            | measures to raise    |
|        |          |            |            | intake water levels; |
|        |          |            |            | maintaining normal   |
|        |          |            |            | pumping rates.       |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | High     | Springs    | N          | S: Spring yields     |
| 187522 | Knob     | and wells  |            | have dropped         |
|        | Sub      |            |            | significantly and    |
|        | division |            |            | wells are being      |
|        |          |            |            | increasingly relied  |
|        |          |            |            | upon to meet water   |
|        |          |            |            | demand.              |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Boyce-   | Prospect   | V          | S: Spring yield is   |
| 043250 | Millwood | Hill       |            | down from normal     |
|        |          | Spring     |            | historical levels.   |
|        |          |            |            | Voluntary measures   |
|        |          |            |            | instituted to reduce |
|        |          |            |            | water demand.        |
|        |          |            |            | Grouting of the      |
|        |          |            |            | outside area around  |
|        |          |            |            | the spring enclosure |
|        |          |            |            | has stopped some of  |
|        |          |            |            | the water loss.      |
|        |          |            |            | Development of       |
|        |          |            |            | additional water     |
|        |          |            |            | sources is being     |
|        |          |            |            | investigated         |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 1      | Marville | spring     | N          | S: spring is low to  |
| 071525 | Sub      |            |            | dry; Giles County is |
|        | division |            |            | hauling water to     |
|        |          |            |            | residents.           |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 61     | Spot     | Ni River   | M          | S: Spotsylvania      |
| 77280, | sylvania | Reservoir  |            | County declared a    |
| 6      | County   | and Motts  |            | water emergency in   |
| 177300 |          | Run/Ra     |            | mid November and     |
|        |          | ppahannock |            | instituted mandatory |
|        |          | River      |            | conservation. Ni     |
|        |          |            |            | River Reservoir is   |
|        |          |            |            | 47% full (64 inches  |
|        |          |            |            | below normal). Motts |
|        |          |            |            | Run Reservoir is 69% |
|        |          |            |            | full (6.9 feet below |
|        |          |            |            | normal). Flow in     |
|        |          |            |            | Rappahannock River   |
|        |          |            |            | is at 1-3% mean      |
|        |          |            |            | annual flow.         |
|        |          |            |            | Estimated            |
|        |          |            |            | approximately        |
|        |          |            |            | 365-supply           |
|        |          |            |            | remaining.           |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | High     | Smith      | N          | S: Smith Mountain    |
| 019400 | Point    | Mountain   |            | Lake is 3.5\' below  |
|        | Sub      | Lake       |            | full pond            |
|        | division |            |            |                      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 61     | Stafford | Smith Lake | M          | S: Smith Lake is 101 |
| 79100, | County   | and Abel   |            | inches below normal  |
| 6      |          | Lake       |            | and Abel Lake is 101 |
| 179775 |          |            |            | inches below normal. |
|        |          |            |            | Estimated 254-day    |
|        |          |            |            | supply remaining.    |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Food     | North Fork | N          | S: Several feet      |
| 165300 | Pr       | Shen       |            | above the intake,    |
|        | ocessors |            |            | water is             |
|        |          |            |            | approximately at the |
|        |          |            |            | level of the dam     |
|        |          |            |            | with very little     |
|        |          |            |            | flowing over the     |
|        |          |            |            | spillway.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Phelps     | N          | S: Reservoir         |
| 031175 | B        | Creek      |            | overflow at 100,000  |
|        | rookneal | Reservoir  |            | GPD. Estimated       |
|        |          |            |            | reserve below        |
|        |          |            |            | spillway 287 days.   |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Roanoke  | Spring     | M          | S: Reservoir level   |
| 161700 | County   | Hollow     |            | 33.6 feet below      |
|        | WTF      | Reservoir  |            | normal; 196.4 feet   |
|        |          | and 8      |            | of water remaining   |
|        |          | wells      |            | in the reservoir or  |
|        |          |            |            | approximately 180    |
|        |          |            |            | days of storage left |
|        |          |            |            | at the current usage |
|        |          |            |            | rate and without     |
|        |          |            |            | pumping from the     |
|        |          |            |            | Roanoke River        |
|        |          |            |            | (average flow rate   |
|        |          |            |            | 40.65 cfs). Water    |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions general |
|        |          |            |            | follow EO-33; except |
|        |          |            |            | the county\'s rules  |
|        |          |            |            | are stricter on car  |
|        |          |            |            | washing but allow    |
|        |          |            |            | watering of golf     |
|        |          |            |            | courses and athletic |
|        |          |            |            | fields. Water is     |
|        |          |            |            | exported to the City |
|        |          |            |            | of Roanoke system    |
|        |          |            |            | (2770650).           |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Eagle    | Unnamed    | N          | S: Reservoir is down |
| 019250 | Eyrie    | Reservoir  |            | 9.5\'. Engineer      |
|        |          |            |            | estimates 50 days of |
|        |          |            |            | storage. Looking     |
|        |          |            |            | into existing wells  |
|        |          |            |            | to supplement        |
|        |          |            |            | supply. Identified   |
|        |          |            |            | and repaired leak on |
|        |          |            |            | the waterline from   |
|        |          |            |            | intake to plant.     |
|        |          |            |            | Long term plan is to |
|        |          |            |            | connect to BCPSA.    |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | City of  | Stoney     | M          | S: Reservoir is 39   |
| 515050 | Bedford  | Creek      |            | inches down. City is |
|        |          | Reservoir  |            | drawing about 0.50   |
|        |          |            |            | MGD from four wells  |
|        |          |            |            | and river to         |
|        |          |            |            | supplement           |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir. City went |
|        |          |            |            | to mandatory         |
|        |          |            |            | conservation.        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | FCWA     | Occoquan   | N          | S: Reservoir 71%     |
| 059500 | -Lorton/ | Reservoir  |            | full, 5.69 billion   |
|        | Occoquan |            |            | gallons usable       |
|        | WTPs     |            |            | storage. All of FCWA |
|        |          |            |            | service area is on   |
|        |          |            |            | \"watch\" status.    |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Highland | Drilled    | M          | S: only two wells    |
| 023415 | Manor    | wells      |            | producing water      |
|        |          |            |            | (Rosemae and         |
|        |          |            |            | Carolyn); water      |
|        |          |            |            | exported to and      |
|        |          |            |            | imported from        |
|        |          |            |            | AquaSource\'s Apple  |
|        |          |            |            | Tree system          |
|        |          |            |            | (2023020). Water     |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | excess of EO-33.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | 7 wells    | M          | S: one well has lost |
| 135110 | Bu       |            |            | production others    |
|        | rkeville |            |            | showed signs of      |
|        |          |            |            | stress. Water        |
|        |          |            |            | conservation in      |
|        |          |            |            | place for \~10       |
|        |          |            |            | weeks. At reduced    |
|        |          |            |            | output wells seem to |
|        |          |            |            | be working           |
|        |          |            |            | satisfactorily       |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | James    | App        | V          | S: No significant    |
| 095490 | City     | roximately |            | impact on water      |
|        | Service  | 30 wells   |            | levels in wells.     |
|        | A        |            |            | Conservation due to  |
|        | uthority |            |            | high demands in      |
|        | Central  |            |            | distribution system. |
|        | System   |            |            |                      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Town of  | Goshen     | M          | S: No reported drop  |
| 163250 | Goshen   | Spring     |            | in spring yield, but |
|        |          |            |            | a news article came  |
|        |          |            |            | out in the local     |
|        |          |            |            | weekly paper.        |
|        |          |            |            | Essentially          |
|        |          |            |            | mandating water      |
|        |          |            |            | conservation and     |
|        |          |            |            | setting an ordinance |
|        |          |            |            | that residential     |
|        |          |            |            | customers may not    |
|        |          |            |            | allow water to be    |
|        |          |            |            | taken by or given to |
|        |          |            |            | non-town residents.  |
|        |          |            |            | The Town Council is  |
|        |          |            |            | attempting to decide |
|        |          |            |            | how to proceed with  |
|        |          |            |            | funding for several  |
|        |          |            |            | much-needed          |
|        |          |            |            | infrastructure       |
|        |          |            |            | improvements that    |
|        |          |            |            | will reduce leakage  |
|        |          |            |            | and unaccounted for  |
|        |          |            |            | water.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Jarratt  | Nottoway   | N          | S: No quality or     |
| 183550 |          | River      |            | quantity problems    |
|        |          |            |            | noted. The river     |
|        |          |            |            | level and rate of    |
|        |          |            |            | flow have decreased. |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Vi       | Appomattox | M          | S: No problems with  |
| 670800 | rginia-A | R          |            | water quantity. Flow |
|        | merican, | iver/James |            | has increased this   |
|        | Hopewell | River      |            | week in both the     |
|        |          |            |            | James River and      |
|        |          |            |            | Appomattox River.    |
|        |          |            |            | Dissolved minerals   |
|        |          |            |            | have decreased       |
|        |          |            |            | slightly, with some  |
|        |          |            |            | effect on industrial |
|        |          |            |            | consumers and        |
|        |          |            |            | disinfection         |
|        |          |            |            | byproducts. Water    |
|        |          |            |            | quality is still     |
|        |          |            |            | fluctuating with     |
|        |          |            |            | changes in the tide. |
|        |          |            |            | City of Hopewell     |
|        |          |            |            | enacted water        |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | ordinance to mirror  |
|        |          |            |            | EO33 on September 10 |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | Lake       | N          | S: No problems at    |
| 047500 | Culpeper | Pelham     |            | this time. Reservoir |
|        |          |            |            | is near normal level |
|        |          |            |            | for this time of     |
|        |          |            |            | year.                |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | Warrenton  | N          | S: No problems at    |
| 061600 | W        | Reservoir  |            | this time. Main      |
|        | arrenton |            |            | reservoir is near    |
|        |          |            |            | normal level for     |
|        |          |            |            | this time of year.   |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Br       | Drilled    | V          | S: No defined        |
| 163075 | ownsburg | wells      |            | problems have        |
|        | Water    |            |            | occurred and they    |
|        | Company  |            |            | have requested       |
|        |          |            |            | voluntary            |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions as a    |
|        |          |            |            | precaution.          |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | B        | North Fork | N          | S: N. Fork and       |
| 165060 | roadway, | Of         |            | Linville             |
|        | Town Of  | S          |            | approximately 1 foot |
|        |          | henandoah, |            | above the intakes.   |
|        |          | Linville   |            | Are using Linville   |
|        |          | Creek      |            | creek only at this   |
|        |          |            |            | time.                |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Staunton | North      | N          | S: Middle River is   |
| 790600 |          | River Dam, |            | not in use, flow     |
|        |          | Middle     |            | reduced last week    |
|        |          | River      |            | from North River     |
|        |          |            |            | from 1.8 MGD to 1.0  |
|        |          |            |            | MGD. No problems     |
|        |          |            |            | noted at Gardner     |
|        |          |            |            | Springs. Water level |
|        |          |            |            | is approximately 3.9 |
|        |          |            |            | feet lower than      |
|        |          |            |            | normal at the dam,   |
|        |          |            |            | but can drop to 17   |
|        |          |            |            | feet below normal    |
|        |          |            |            | without much impact. |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Brid     | North      | N          | S: lowest observed   |
| 165045 | gewater, | River      |            | in 25 years, several |
|        | Town Of  |            |            | feet above the       |
|        |          |            |            | intake,              |
|        |          |            |            | approximately 11MGD  |
|        |          |            |            | at the intake        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | City of  | Beaver     | M          | S: Last reservoir    |
| 690400 | Mart     | Creek      |            | check at 9.1\' below |
|        | insville | Reservoir  |            | spillway\--in order  |
|        |          |            |            | to help reduce loss  |
|        |          |            |            | in reservoir, the    |
|        |          |            |            | City continues to    |
|        |          |            |            | use Leatherwood      |
|        |          |            |            | source along with    |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir and        |
|        |          |            |            | pumping at \~2 MGD   |
|        |          |            |            | from this            |
|        |          |            |            | source\--has been    |
|        |          |            |            | holding up since     |
|        |          |            |            | recent rainfall;     |
|        |          |            |            | Note City            |
|        |          |            |            | implemented          |
|        |          |            |            | voluntary            |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures on 8/27/02  |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Lake     | Lake       | M          | S: Lake Caroline is  |
| 033425 | Caroline | Caroline   |            | 23 inches below      |
|        |          |            |            | normal level.        |
|        |          |            |            | Estimated 280-day    |
|        |          |            |            | supply remaining.    |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | FCWA-    | Potomac    | N          | S: Jennings Randolph |
| 059501 | Corbalis | River      |            | and Little Seneca    |
|        | WTP      |            |            | reservoirs in the    |
|        |          |            |            | Potomac River        |
|        |          |            |            | watershed are at 64% |
|        |          |            |            | full and 80% full,   |
|        |          |            |            | respectively, on     |
|        |          |            |            | 9/17/02. Flow In     |
|        |          |            |            | Potomac River at     |
|        |          |            |            | Little Falls         |
|        |          |            |            | (downstream of the   |
|        |          |            |            | Wash. Met.intakes)   |
|        |          |            |            | on 10/16/02 was 2500 |
|        |          |            |            | MGD. Releases from   |
|        |          |            |            | upstream Jennings    |
|        |          |            |            | Randolph Reservoir   |
|        |          |            |            | were halted on       |
|        |          |            |            | September 23 due to  |
|        |          |            |            | increased river flow |
|        |          |            |            | caused by rains in   |
|        |          |            |            | the upper watershed. |
|        |          |            |            | Releases from Little |
|        |          |            |            | Seneca were stopped  |
|        |          |            |            | on Sept 14. All of   |
|        |          |            |            | FCWA service area is |
|        |          |            |            | on \"watch\' status. |
|        |          |            |            | Voluntary            |
|        |          |            |            | conservation will be |
|        |          |            |            | instituted when the  |
|        |          |            |            | upstream reservoirs  |
|        |          |            |            | drop below 60% full. |
|        |          |            |            | No releases were     |
|        |          |            |            | made from the        |
|        |          |            |            | reservoirs in 2000   |
|        |          |            |            | or 2001. Reservoir   |
|        |          |            |            | storage is adequate  |
|        |          |            |            | to meet the water    |
|        |          |            |            | supply needs in the  |
|        |          |            |            | event the 1930-31    |
|        |          |            |            | drought of record    |
|        |          |            |            | were to re-occur.    |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Front    | South      | M          | S: Implemented       |
| 187406 | Royal    | Fork,      |            | mandatory            |
|        |          | Shenandoah |            | restrictions per     |
|        |          | River      |            | Governor\'s policy.  |
|        |          |            |            | Running 14-day       |
|        |          |            |            | average is well      |
|        |          |            |            | below 30% mean       |
|        |          |            |            | stream flow \[17.51% |
|        |          |            |            | with mean stream     |
|        |          |            |            | flow at 316 cfs      |
|        |          |            |            | (203.9 MGD) on       |
|        |          |            |            | 10/16\]. VWPP        |
|        |          |            |            | requires             |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | controls be          |
|        |          |            |            | implemented at 30%   |
|        |          |            |            | (voluntary), 17%     |
|        |          |            |            | (mandatory), 15%     |
|        |          |            |            | (emergency), and 13% |
|        |          |            |            | (rationing) of mean  |
|        |          |            |            | stream flow based on |
|        |          |            |            | 14-day running       |
|        |          |            |            | average.             |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 4      | Henrico  | Purchased  | M          | S: Henrico County    |
| 999999 | County   | from the   |            | has an emergency     |
|        |          | City of    |            | ordinance in place,  |
|        |          | Richmond   |            | which allows them to |
|        |          |            |            | enact mandatory      |
|        |          |            |            | water restrictions.  |
|        |          |            |            | Henrico County\'s    |
|        |          |            |            | decision to go to    |
|        |          |            |            | mandatory            |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions is      |
|        |          |            |            | driven by demand     |
|        |          |            |            | (tank levels) or a   |
|        |          |            |            | decision by the City |
|        |          |            |            | of Richmond to go to |
|        |          |            |            | mandatory            |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions.        |
|        |          |            |            | Following the        |
|        |          |            |            | City\'s lead, the    |
|        |          |            |            | County went to       |
|        |          |            |            | mandatory water      |
|        |          |            |            | conservation on      |
|        |          |            |            | August 27, 2002,     |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures are being   |
|        |          |            |            | enforced**.**        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Caroline | C          | M          | S: Hauling water     |
| 033100 |          | ampbell\'s |            | (approx 10,000 GPD)  |
|        |          | Creek      |            | from county system.  |
|        |          | (gr        |            | Recently drilled     |
|        |          | oundwater) |            | well has yield of    |
|        |          |            |            | approx. 30 gpm and   |
|        |          |            |            | samples will be      |
|        |          |            |            | collected this week  |
|        |          |            |            | for complete         |
|        |          |            |            | chemical analysis.   |
|        |          |            |            | Waterline extension  |
|        |          |            |            | from county being    |
|        |          |            |            | considered.          |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 4      | Hanover  | North Anna | M          | S: Hanover County    |
| 085398 | County   | River,     |            | has an ordinance in  |
|        |          | wells, and |            | place with triggers  |
|        |          | purchased  |            | for mandatory water  |
|        |          | water from |            | restrictions.        |
|        |          | the City   |            | Mandatory water      |
|        |          | of         |            | conservation is      |
|        |          | Richmond   |            | triggered if (1)     |
|        |          |            |            | either the City of   |
|        |          |            |            | Richmond or Henrico  |
|        |          |            |            | County goes to       |
|        |          |            |            | mandatory            |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions or (2)  |
|        |          |            |            | low flow in the      |
|        |          |            |            | North Anna River as  |
|        |          |            |            | determined by DEQ.   |
|        |          |            |            | Following the        |
|        |          |            |            | City\'s lead, the    |
|        |          |            |            | County went to       |
|        |          |            |            | mandatory water      |
|        |          |            |            | conservation on      |
|        |          |            |            | August 27, 2002. M - |
|        |          |            |            | the County is        |
|        |          |            |            | enforcing the        |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures in their    |
|        |          |            |            | main service area    |
|        |          |            |            | only.                |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | City of  | Goose      | N          | S: Goose Creek       |
| 600100 | Fairfax  | Cr         |            | Reservoir is 1 inch  |
|        |          | eek/Beaver |            | over top of dam, and |
|        |          | Dam        |            | Beaver Dam Reservoir |
|        |          |            |            | is 8.95 feet below   |
|        |          |            |            | full.                |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Purc     | Hirst      | V          | S: Front reservoir   |
| 107600 | ellville | Reservoirs |            | 3.4 feet below full; |
|        |          |            |            | back lake is 4.0     |
|        |          |            |            | feet below full.     |
|        |          |            |            | Drought \"watch\"    |
|        |          |            |            | status still in      |
|        |          |            |            | effect. Mandatory    |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions go into |
|        |          |            |            | effect when front    |
|        |          |            |            | lake reaches 5 feet  |
|        |          |            |            | below normal.        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Lake     | Rivanna    | M          | S: Flows in the      |
| 065480 | Mo       | River      |            | Rivanna River at the |
|        | nticello |            |            | Lake Monticello      |
|        | Service  |            |            | Water Treatment      |
|        | Company  |            |            | Plant are extremely  |
|        | Aqua     |            |            | low, however there   |
|        | Source   |            |            | is currently a       |
|        |          |            |            | sufficient quantity  |
|        |          |            |            | of raw water to meet |
|        |          |            |            | daily demands.       |
|        |          |            |            | Mandatory water      |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | effect. Water        |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | excess of EO-33.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | Rapidan  | Rapidan    | M          | S: Flows in the      |
| 079625 | Service  | River      |            | Rapidan River at the |
|        | A        |            |            | Greene Water         |
|        | uthority |            |            | Treatment Plant are  |
|        |          |            |            | extremely low,       |
|        |          |            |            | however there is     |
|        |          |            |            | currently a          |
|        |          |            |            | sufficient quantity  |
|        |          |            |            | of raw water to meet |
|        |          |            |            | daily demands.       |
|        |          |            |            | Mandatory            |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions were    |
|        |          |            |            | initiated on August  |
|        |          |            |            | 23, 2002. Water      |
|        |          |            |            | restrictions are in  |
|        |          |            |            | excess of EO-33.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Fi       | Smith      | M          | S: flow subject to   |
| 089376 | eldcrest | River      |            | release from         |
|        | Cannon   |            |            | Philpott Dam         |
|        | WTP      |            |            |                      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Upper    | Smith      | M          | S: flow subject to   |
| 089852 | Smith    | River      |            | release from         |
|        | River    |            |            | Philpott Dam         |
|        | WTP      |            |            |                      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Amelia   | Well No.1  | M          | S: Existing well is  |
| 007030 | Academy  | (bored)    |            | very low. We are     |
|        |          |            |            | awaiting plans for a |
|        |          |            |            | new well, but will   |
|        |          |            |            | allow it\'s          |
|        |          |            |            | emergency connection |
|        |          |            |            | if necessary.        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | C        | Drilled    | M          | S: currently no      |
| 023194 | learview | wells      |            | production from the  |
|        | estates  |            |            | two Clearview        |
|        |          |            |            | Estates wells -      |
|        |          |            |            | importing water from |
|        |          |            |            | AquaSource\'s        |
|        |          |            |            | Rainbow Forest       |
|        |          |            |            | system (2023480).    |
|        |          |            |            | Water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | are in excess of     |
|        |          |            |            | EO-33.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | City of  | Lake       | N          | S: Current WL 284.02 |
| 685100 | Manassas | Manassas   |            | feet; Max is 290     |
|        |          | (Broad     |            | feet. Mean elevation |
|        |          | Run)       |            | for September is     |
|        |          |            |            | 286.68 feet. Stage 1 |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | (voluntary) will     |
|        |          |            |            | start at reservoir   |
|        |          |            |            | elevation 279.72     |
|        |          |            |            | feet.                |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Leesburg | Potomac    | V          | S: Current river     |
| 107300 |          | River      |            | level at 188.2 feet. |
|        |          |            |            | Normal level is      |
|        |          |            |            | 187.50 feet.         |
|        |          |            |            | Leesburg intake is   |
|        |          |            |            | located upstream of  |
|        |          |            |            | the FCWA and Wash.   |
|        |          |            |            | Met. Intakes. Signs  |
|        |          |            |            | requesting voluntary |
|        |          |            |            | conservation have    |
|        |          |            |            | been placed around   |
|        |          |            |            | town and on town     |
|        |          |            |            | website.             |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | South    | Coles Run  | N          | S: Coles Run         |
| 015575 | River    |            |            | reservoir level is   |
|        | S.D.     |            |            | reported to be       |
|        | (ACSA)   |            |            | almost full. No      |
|        |          |            |            | impact on system due |
|        |          |            |            | to multiple sources. |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 2      | A        | Beaver     | M          | S: Beaver Creek      |
| 003250 | lbemarle | Creek      |            | Reservoir is         |
|        | County / | Reservoir  |            | currently down 5.3   |
|        | Crozet   |            |            | feet from normal     |
|        |          |            |            | full. The RWSA       |
|        |          |            |            | currently able to    |
|        |          |            |            | meet normal demands. |
|        |          |            |            | Water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | are in excess of     |
|        |          |            |            | EO-33.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Dan      | Falling    | N          | S: Approx. 1 inch of |
| 031200 | River,   | River      |            | water over spillway, |
|        | Inc. -   |            |            | though intakes still |
|        | B        |            |            | adequately covered.  |
|        | rookneal |            |            | Going to connect to  |
|        | Plant    |            |            | Town water system    |
|        |          |            |            | for drinking water.  |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | CCUSA    | Otter      | N          | S: 19\" above intake |
| 031150 |          | River      |            | screen. Terminal     |
|        |          |            |            | Reservoir is full.   |
|        |          |            |            | Recent rain on       |
|        |          |            |            | watershed greatly    |
|        |          |            |            | improved reservoir   |
|        |          |            |            | levels.              |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Buffalo    | M          | B: Water is being    |
| 009050 | Amherst  | River      |            | released from a      |
|        |          |            |            | County-owned         |
|        |          |            |            | upstream Mill Creek  |
|        |          |            |            | Reservoir into the   |
|        |          |            |            | Buffalo River to     |
|        |          |            |            | provide water for    |
|        |          |            |            | the Town. Mill Creek |
|        |          |            |            | is down about 9\".   |
|        |          |            |            | Recent rain has      |
|        |          |            |            | allowed Town to      |
|        |          |            |            | throttle reservoir   |
|        |          |            |            | valve. This should   |
|        |          |            |            | increase reservoir   |
|        |          |            |            | storage. Town is     |
|        |          |            |            | planning to drill    |
|        |          |            |            | well to supplement   |
|        |          |            |            | supply.              |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Nottoway   | M          | B: Water is 4 inches |
| 111800 | Victoria | Falls &    |            | over dam. They are   |
|        |          | Lunenburg  |            | trying to follow the |
|        |          | Lake       |            | Governors            |
|        |          |            |            | recommendations.     |
|        |          |            |            | Production has       |
|        |          |            |            | dropped by 20% after |
|        |          |            |            | fixing leaks.        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 1      | Giles    | well       | V          | B: Two well standby  |
| 071455 | County   |            |            | sources still in     |
|        | PSA      |            |            | use. New River well  |
|        | membrane |            |            | recharge is          |
|        | WTP      |            |            | improving; water     |
|        |          |            |            | level at 80 ft above |
|        |          |            |            | well pump at 2 MGD   |
|        |          |            |            | pumping rate.        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Georges    | M          | B: Town reservoir    |
| 143210 | Gretna   | Creek      |            | full; No longer      |
|        |          | Reservoir  |            | pumping from         |
|        |          |            |            | temporary            |
|        |          |            |            | impoundment of       |
|        |          |            |            | tributary to         |
|        |          |            |            | Whitethorn Creek or  |
|        |          |            |            | from Elba spring     |
|        |          |            |            | into the reservoir;  |
|        |          |            |            | Town initiated       |
|        |          |            |            | mandatory            |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures beginning   |
|        |          |            |            | 8/7/02.              |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 4      | Ap       | Lake       | M          | B: The water level   |
| 041035 | pomattox | Chesdin    |            | is 62 inches below   |
|        | River    |            |            | the top of the dam.  |
|        | Water    |            |            | A week ago the level |
|        | A        |            |            | was 69 inches below  |
|        | uthority |            |            | the top of the dam.  |
|        |          |            |            | Wholesale water      |
|        |          |            |            | provided - but       |
|        |          |            |            | following the        |
|        |          |            |            | Governor\'s EO for   |
|        |          |            |            | mandatory            |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Appomattox | M          | B: The river depth   |
| 147450 | F        | River      |            | increased 3 inches   |
|        | armville |            |            | to \~ 38 inches.     |
|        |          |            |            | They are operating   |
|        |          |            |            | normally but still   |
|        |          |            |            | retain their water   |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures as before.  |
|        |          |            |            | Their average        |
|        |          |            |            | reduction in usage   |
|        |          |            |            | is still ranging     |
|        |          |            |            | between 50,000 and   |
|        |          |            |            | 100,000 GPD less     |
|        |          |            |            | than normal. They    |
|        |          |            |            | still aren\'t using  |
|        |          |            |            | the Holiday Lake     |
|        |          |            |            | siphon. The 2        |
|        |          |            |            | emergency wells are  |
|        |          |            |            | still awaiting the   |
|        |          |            |            | completion of        |
|        |          |            |            | analyses.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Flat Rock  | M          | B: The reservoir     |
| 111450 | K        | Creek &    |            | level is at 4 feet   |
|        | enbridge | reservoir  |            | and increasing.      |
|        |          |            |            | They\'re pumping 1.5 |
|        |          |            |            | MGD into the         |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir from Flat  |
|        |          |            |            | Rock Cr., which is   |
|        |          |            |            | at 7 inches above    |
|        |          |            |            | full pond.           |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 4      | Swift    | Swift      | M          | B: The reservoir     |
| 041845 | Creek    | Creek      |            | level is 173.8 feet. |
|        | WTP      | Reservoir  |            | The level is 0.1     |
|        | (Ches    |            |            | feet higher than it  |
|        | terfield |            |            | was a week ago and   |
|        | County)  |            |            | 3.2 feet below the   |
|        |          |            |            | top of the dam.      |
|        |          |            |            | Mandatory water      |
|        |          |            |            | conservation has     |
|        |          |            |            | been in effect since |
|        |          |            |            | August 16, 2002.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 4      | James    | Beaverdam  | M          | B: The flow in the   |
| 075735 | River    | Creek and  |            | primary source of    |
|        | Corr     | the James  |            | water (Beaverdam     |
|        | ectional | River      |            | Creek) is now        |
|        | Center   |            |            | sufficient to meet   |
|        |          |            |            | the needs of the     |
|        |          |            |            | water treatment      |
|        |          |            |            | plant without being  |
|        |          |            |            | supplemented by      |
|        |          |            |            | water pumped from    |
|        |          |            |            | the James River.     |
|        |          |            |            | Besides supplying    |
|        |          |            |            | water to its normal  |
|        |          |            |            | customers, this WTP  |
|        |          |            |            | is now supplementing |
|        |          |            |            | the water supply at  |
|        |          |            |            | Nottoway             |
|        |          |            |            | Correctional Center  |
|        |          |            |            | in Nottoway County.  |
|        |          |            |            | Trucks hauled        |
|        |          |            |            | 200,000 gallons from |
|        |          |            |            | James River          |
|        |          |            |            | Correctional Center  |
|        |          |            |            | to the Nottoway      |
|        |          |            |            | Correctional Center  |
|        |          |            |            | last week. Mandatory |
|        |          |            |            | water conservation   |
|        |          |            |            | is in effect for the |
|        |          |            |            | correctional units.  |
|        |          |            |            | They are on \"code   |
|        |          |            |            | yellow\".            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Dan River  | V          | B: The Dan River is  |
| 780600 | South    |            |            | a little higher, 3   |
|        | Boston   |            |            | feet deep at the     |
|        |          |            |            | intake screen. This  |
|        |          |            |            | is not restricting   |
|        |          |            |            | plant operation.     |
|        |          |            |            | They indicate they   |
|        |          |            |            | are utilizing the    |
|        |          |            |            | Governor\'s          |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | guidelines but noted |
|        |          |            |            | that little          |
|        |          |            |            | reduction in demand  |
|        |          |            |            | has been observed.   |
|        |          |            |            | They are discussing  |
|        |          |            |            | ways to improve      |
|        |          |            |            | enforcement.         |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 4      | Gl       | Beaverdam  | V          | B: The Beaverdam     |
| 073311 | oucester | Reservoir  |            | Reservoir water      |
|        |          |            |            | overflow elevation   |
|        |          |            |            | is 40.5. The water   |
|        |          |            |            | level was 39.13 on   |
|        |          |            |            | October 15, 2002.    |
|        |          |            |            | The reservoir level  |
|        |          |            |            | has risen since the  |
|        |          |            |            | last report. Note    |
|        |          |            |            | that about a million |
|        |          |            |            | gallons of water is  |
|        |          |            |            | allowed to flow      |
|        |          |            |            | through the          |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir every day. |
|        |          |            |            | V - but following    |
|        |          |            |            | the Governor\'s EO   |
|        |          |            |            | for mandatory        |
|        |          |            |            | conservation.        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | GWUDISW    | V          | B: Spring flow       |
| 107200 | H        | (Spring)   |            | declined to approx.  |
|        | illsboro | and newly  |            | 3.25 gpm several     |
|        |          | drilled    |            | weeks ago is now     |
|        |          | well       |            | holding steady. New  |
|        |          |            |            | well drilled July    |
|        |          |            |            | 6-8, 2002, using     |
|        |          |            |            | DWSRF planning grant |
|        |          |            |            | money; yield approx  |
|        |          |            |            | 8 gpm. Well          |
|        |          |            |            | temporarily          |
|        |          |            |            | connected to system. |
|        |          |            |            | CFO continues to     |
|        |          |            |            | work with town to    |
|        |          |            |            | get well permanently |
|        |          |            |            | connected ASAP.      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Ft.      | Big Bethel | V          | B: Reservoirs are    |
| 650150 | Monroe   | Reservoir  |            | full! Last report-   |
|        |          | System     |            | the lower reservoir  |
|        |          |            |            | was 15.25 inches     |
|        |          |            |            | below the spillway;  |
|        |          |            |            | the upper reservoir  |
|        |          |            |            | was 20 inches below  |
|        |          |            |            | the spillway.        |
|        |          |            |            | Readings from        |
|        |          |            |            | 10/16/02.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Bu       | T          | V          | B: Reservoir rose to |
| 029085 | ckingham | roublesome |            | \~29-inches below    |
|        | County   | Creek      |            | spillway. They are   |
|        | Wa       | Reservoir  |            | still using a        |
|        | terworks |            |            | portable pump to     |
|        |          |            |            | transfer water into  |
|        |          |            |            | the raw water pump   |
|        |          |            |            | station from the     |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir. They have |
|        |          |            |            | passed an emergency  |
|        |          |            |            | ordinance as planned |
|        |          |            |            | and will have a      |
|        |          |            |            | public hearing in    |
|        |          |            |            | November.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Spring     | M          | B: Reservoir is at   |
| 037300 | K        | Creek      |            | full pond. They are  |
|        | eysville | I          |            | following the        |
|        |          | mpoundment |            | Governors guidance   |
|        |          |            |            | criteria and passed  |
|        |          |            |            | an emergency         |
|        |          |            |            | ordinance this week  |
|        |          |            |            | to restrict water    |
|        |          |            |            | usage. **A recently  |
|        |          |            |            | constructed farm     |
|        |          |            |            | pond may have cut    |
|        |          |            |            | off a spring that    |
|        |          |            |            | recharges this       |
|        |          |            |            | 42-acre reservoir.** |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Lazerretto | M          | B: Reservoir is 3    |
| 135160 | Crewe    | Cre        |            | inches above the     |
|        |          | ek/Crystal |            | overflow. They had   |
|        |          | Lake       |            | 1.4 inches of rain   |
|        |          |            |            | last night.          |
|        |          |            |            | Restrictions on      |
|        |          |            |            | water use still      |
|        |          |            |            | utilize the          |
|        |          |            |            | Governor\'s guidance |
|        |          |            |            | criteria. They will  |
|        |          |            |            | return to more       |
|        |          |            |            | restrictive          |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures if the      |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir falls more |
|        |          |            |            | than 6 inches below  |
|        |          |            |            | the overflow.        |
|        |          |            |            | Piedmont Hospital    |
|        |          |            |            | has shut down their  |
|        |          |            |            | well system (not due |
|        |          |            |            | to drought but       |
|        |          |            |            | because of long term |
|        |          |            |            | contamination        |
|        |          |            |            | problems) and is     |
|        |          |            |            | supplied completely  |
|        |          |            |            | by the Town.         |
|        |          |            |            | Nottoway             |
|        |          |            |            | Correctional Center  |
|        |          |            |            | is fully on the      |
|        |          |            |            | Town\'s system now.  |
|        |          |            |            | The operator noted   |
|        |          |            |            | some sporadic        |
|        |          |            |            | increases from one   |
|        |          |            |            | or more of these     |
|        |          |            |            | State owned          |
|        |          |            |            | facilities.          |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Nottoway   | M          | B: Nottoway          |
| 135100 | Bl       | River      |            | Reservoir is full    |
|        | ackstone | Reservoir  |            | with minimal         |
|        |          |            |            | overflow.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Kerr Lake  | N          | B: Kerr Lake is      |
| 117310 | Cla      |            |            | approximately 5 feet |
|        | rksville |            |            | below normal pool.   |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Blackwater | M          | B: Have 2.5 inches   |
| 067840 | Rocky    | Creek      |            | overflow at the      |
|        | Mount    |            |            | check dam; The Town  |
|        |          |            |            | is not under any     |
|        |          |            |            | sort of              |
|        |          |            |            | conservation. If     |
|        |          |            |            | necessary the plant  |
|        |          |            |            | could cut back       |
|        |          |            |            | pumping rate and     |
|        |          |            |            | extend operating     |
|        |          |            |            | hours to maintain    |
|        |          |            |            | flow.                |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Great      | N          | B: Great Creek       |
| 025450 | Lawre    | Creek      |            | Reservoir is         |
|        | nceville |            |            | approximately 22\"   |
|        |          |            |            | below maximum pool   |
|        |          |            |            | but this is not      |
|        |          |            |            | causing problems     |
|        |          |            |            | according to their   |
|        |          |            |            | operator.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Amherst  | Graham     | M          | B: Drawing from      |
| 009250 | County   | Creek      |            | creek as much as     |
|        | Service  | Res.,      |            | possible (a few      |
|        | A        | Harris     |            | hours a day), but    |
|        | uthority | Creek      |            | almost entirely from |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir, which is  |
|        |          |            |            | 55.5\" down.         |
|        |          |            |            | Emergency line from  |
|        |          |            |            | the James River was  |
|        |          |            |            | completed on 9/16.   |
|        |          |            |            | Started mandatory    |
|        |          |            |            | water restrictions   |
|        |          |            |            | July 24, 2002.       |
|        |          |            |            | Pumping water from   |
|        |          |            |            | James River to       |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir.           |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Ma       | Marrowbone | M          | B: Creek is still    |
| 089487 | rrowbone | Creek      |            | flowing over check   |
|        | Cr. WTP  |            |            | dam and plant        |
|        |          |            |            | operating at design  |
|        |          |            |            | capacity of 1 MGD.   |
|        |          |            |            | Not pumping from     |
|        |          |            |            | upstream reservoir;  |
|        |          |            |            | Local mandatory      |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures in place    |
|        |          |            |            | since 7/16/02 have   |
|        |          |            |            | been lifted (still   |
|        |          |            |            | complying with       |
|        |          |            |            | statewide mandatory  |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures) & now      |
|        |          |            |            | using single         |
|        |          |            |            | interconnection with |
|        |          |            |            | City of Martinsville |
|        |          |            |            | to supplement        |
|        |          |            |            | system.              |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Staunton   | V          | B: Creek intake not  |
| 031050 | A        | River,     |            | in use because water |
|        | ltavista | Reed Creek |            | level is too low;    |
|        |          |            |            | The two springs have |
|        |          |            |            | lost capacity. Using |
|        |          |            |            | Staunton River as    |
|        |          |            |            | primary source.      |
|        |          |            |            | Approximately 2.1    |
|        |          |            |            | inches of rain over  |
|        |          |            |            | the weekend has      |
|        |          |            |            | improved flows.      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 1      | Town of  | Eagle      | N          | B: Creek has         |
| 077240 | Fries    | Bottom     |            | recovered            |
|        |          | Creek &    |            | sufficiently so that |
|        |          | New River  |            | pumping from New     |
|        |          |            |            | River is no longer   |
|        |          |            |            | necessary.           |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | C          | M          | B: Creek flow        |
| 143114 | Chatham  | herrystone |            | improved some with   |
|        |          | Creek      |            | recent rain-         |
|        |          |            |            | operating at full    |
|        |          |            |            | capacity at this     |
|        |          |            |            | time                 |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | City of  | Dan River, | N          | B: City is having no |
| 590100 | Danville | Schofield  |            | problems meeting     |
|        |          | Dam        |            | their average demand |
|        |          |            |            | of 7.0 MGD.          |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Newport  | Chi        | V          | B: As of 10/15/02,   |
| 700500 | News     | ckahominy, |            | the reservoirs were  |
|        |          | Little     |            | 59% full (in the     |
|        |          | Creek,     |            | previous report the  |
|        |          | Diascund,  |            | reservoirs were 58%  |
|        |          | Skiffes    |            | full). One pump on   |
|        |          | Creek,     |            | at the Chickahominy  |
|        |          | Harwoods   |            | pump station.        |
|        |          | Mill and   |            | Blending river water |
|        |          | Lee Hall   |            | with Little Creek    |
|        |          | Reservoirs |            | Reservoir for        |
|        |          |            |            | chloride moderation. |
|        |          |            |            | Upstream of the dam  |
|        |          |            |            | (intake), chlorides  |
|        |          |            |            | are about 840 PPM.   |
|        |          |            |            | Went to Voluntary    |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | effective 07/25/02.  |
|        |          |            |            | Mandatory            |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation starts  |
|        |          |            |            | 10/18. RO plant      |
|        |          |            |            | producing of about   |
|        |          |            |            | 3.65 MGD.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Po       | Lakes      | M          | B: As of 10/15,      |
| 740600 | rtsmouth | Cohoon,    |            | reservoirs are at    |
|        |          | Meade,     |            | 59% of useful        |
|        |          | Kilby, and |            | capacity. This is a  |
|        |          | Speights   |            | 4 % increase since   |
|        |          | Run        |            | 10/07. Historic avg. |
|        |          |            |            | capacity for this    |
|        |          |            |            | time of year is 88%  |
|        |          |            |            | and the monthly      |
|        |          |            |            | median is 94%. Both  |
|        |          |            |            | emergency wells are  |
|        |          |            |            | ON, pumping an       |
|        |          |            |            | average of 4.5 MGD.  |
|        |          |            |            | Est. days of         |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir storage    |
|        |          |            |            | remaining at current |
|        |          |            |            | raw water pumpage of |
|        |          |            |            | 15.1 MGD is about    |
|        |          |            |            | 151 days. City       |
|        |          |            |            | Council voted to     |
|        |          |            |            | establish Mandatory  |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | (Condition II) at    |
|        |          |            |            | meeting of 07/09/02. |
|        |          |            |            | An interim           |
|        |          |            |            | conservation step,   |
|        |          |            |            | before going to      |
|        |          |            |            | Condition III, will  |
|        |          |            |            | be brought before    |
|        |          |            |            | City Council should  |
|        |          |            |            | the reservoir        |
|        |          |            |            | capacity drop to     |
|        |          |            |            | 50%. Interim         |
|        |          |            |            | conservation step    |
|        |          |            |            | imposes a 25%        |
|        |          |            |            | surcharge on all     |
|        |          |            |            | customers who exceed |
|        |          |            |            | 600 cu. ft. (avg. 74 |
|        |          |            |            | GPD) per bimonthly   |
|        |          |            |            | billing cycle.       |
|        |          |            |            | Condition III        |
|        |          |            |            | trigger occurs when  |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir capacity   |
|        |          |            |            | reaches 40%.         |
|        |          |            |            | Condition III        |
|        |          |            |            | imposes a more       |
|        |          |            |            | severe rate penalty. |
|        |          |            |            | Both the interim     |
|        |          |            |            | step and Condition   |
|        |          |            |            | III must be passed   |
|        |          |            |            | by City Council      |
|        |          |            |            | prior to             |
|        |          |            |            | implementation. City |
|        |          |            |            | is beginning         |
|        |          |            |            | negotiations, and    |
|        |          |            |            | preliminary design   |
|        |          |            |            | of a raw water line, |
|        |          |            |            | to provide Lake      |
|        |          |            |            | Gaston water to the  |
|        |          |            |            | treatment plant.     |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Norfolk  | Lake       | N          | B: As of 10/14,      |
| 710100 |          | Prince,    |            | reservoirs are at    |
|        |          | Lake Burnt |            | 82.7% of total       |
|        |          | Mills,     |            | capacity. This is a  |
|        |          | Western    |            | 2.7% increase since  |
|        |          | Branch     |            | 10/07. Historic      |
|        |          | reservoir, |            | reservoir capacity   |
|        |          | Nottoway   |            | at this time of year |
|        |          | River,     |            | is 80.5%. Reservoirs |
|        |          | Blackwater |            | are the Western      |
|        |          | River, 4   |            | Branch Reservoir,    |
|        |          | western    |            | Lake Prince, Burnt   |
|        |          | wells;     |            | Mills Reservoir, and |
|        |          | Little     |            | the in-town lakes.   |
|        |          | Creek      |            | Surface water        |
|        |          | reservoir, |            | sources pumped into  |
|        |          | Lakes      |            | the reservoirs are   |
|        |          | Smith,     |            | Lake Gaston,         |
|        |          | Lawson,    |            | Nottoway River and   |
|        |          | W          |            | Blackwater River.    |
|        |          | hitehurst, |            | There are also four  |
|        |          | and        |            | groundwater wells    |
|        |          | Wright.    |            | which discharge to   |
|        |          | Lake       |            | the reservoirs. Avg. |
|        |          | Gaston.    |            | pumping into the     |
|        |          |            |            | reservoirs from Lake |
|        |          |            |            | Gaston = 31.6 MGD;   |
|        |          |            |            | Blackwater River = 0 |
|        |          |            |            | MGD (pump off        |
|        |          |            |            | 08/02); Nottoway     |
|        |          |            |            | River = 21.7 MGD.    |
|        |          |            |            | Deep wells = 0 MGD   |
|        |          |            |            | (pumps off 09/24).   |
|        |          |            |            | Estimated 176 days   |
|        |          |            |            | of storage on        |
|        |          |            |            | reservoirs alone     |
|        |          |            |            | with no pumpage from |
|        |          |            |            | the surface water    |
|        |          |            |            | sources or wells     |
|        |          |            |            | into the reservoirs, |
|        |          |            |            | based on current     |
|        |          |            |            | pumpage to the       |
|        |          |            |            | treatment plants.    |
|        |          |            |            | Currently not under  |
|        |          |            |            | locally imposed      |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures but         |
|        |          |            |            | honoring Governor\'s |
|        |          |            |            | Order.               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | South Mayo | N          | B: About 1.8 inches  |
| 141640 | Stuart   | River      |            | overflowing          |
|        |          |            |            | spillway. Started    |
|        |          |            |            | pump test and        |
|        |          |            |            | sampling of two      |
|        |          |            |            | inactive wells.      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+

##### APPENDIX I

Virginia Department of Health Drought Watch Public Water Systems
(October 18, 2002)

+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| **P    | **Wate   | **Source   | **Rest     | **Situation**        |
| WSID** | rworks** | Name**     | rictions** |                      |
|        |          |            |            | **B**: Better,       |
| **     |          |            | **N**: No  | **S**: Same/Stable,  |
| 1**-Ab |          |            |            | **W**: Worse         |
| ingdon |          |            | **M**:     |                      |
|        |          |            | Mandatory  |                      |
| **2    |          |            |            |                      |
| **-Lex |          |            | **V**:     |                      |
| ington |          |            | Voluntary  |                      |
|        |          |            |            |                      |
| **3    |          |            |            |                      |
| **-Sou |          |            |            |                      |
| theast |          |            |            |                      |
| VA     |          |            |            |                      |
|        |          |            |            |                      |
| **4*   |          |            |            |                      |
| *-East |          |            |            |                      |
| C      |          |            |            |                      |
| entral |          |            |            |                      |
|        |          |            |            |                      |
| **     |          |            |            |                      |
| 5**-Da |          |            |            |                      |
| nville |          |            |            |                      |
|        |          |            |            |                      |
| **     |          |            |            |                      |
| 6**-Cu |          |            |            |                      |
| lpeper |          |            |            |                      |
+========+==========+============+============+======================+
| 1      | Ma       | spring     | N          | S: spring is low to  |
| 071525 | rleville |            |            | dry; Giles County is |
|        | Sub      |            |            | hauling water to     |
|        | division |            |            | residents.Soon to    |
|        |          |            |            | connect to PSA.      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 1      | Town of  | reservoir  | V          | W: Down 6 inches     |
| 195050 | Ap       |            |            | since 10/9/02; 52 MG |
|        | palachia |            |            | and 91 days left, no |
|        |          |            |            | alternate source,    |
|        |          |            |            | voluntary            |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures. Similar    |
|        |          |            |            | conditions to \'98   |
|        |          |            |            | and \'99 for this    |
|        |          |            |            | time of year.        |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 1      | Town of  | Big Cherry | V          | W: Down 14 inches    |
| 195100 | Big      | Reservoir  |            | since 10/8/02; 115   |
|        | Stone    |            |            | MG or 57 days left;  |
|        | Gap      |            |            | alternate well       |
|        |          |            |            | source is            |
|        |          |            |            | temporarily out of   |
|        |          |            |            | use after its        |
|        |          |            |            | turbidity rose       |
|        |          |            |            | drastically. Worse   |
|        |          |            |            | than normal for this |
|        |          |            |            | time of year.        |
|        |          |            |            | Comparable to 1998   |
|        |          |            |            | conditions for this  |
|        |          |            |            | time of year, except |
|        |          |            |            | have alternate well  |
|        |          |            |            | source now.          |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Newport  | Chi        | V          | B: As of 10/15/02,   |
| 700500 | News     | ckahominy, |            | the reservoirs were  |
|        |          | Little     |            | 59% full (in the     |
|        |          | Creek,     |            | previous report the  |
|        |          | Diascund,  |            | reservoirs were 58%  |
|        |          | Skiffes    |            | full). One pump on   |
|        |          | Creek,     |            | at the Chickahominy  |
|        |          | Harwoods   |            | pump station.        |
|        |          | Mill and   |            | Blending river water |
|        |          | Lee Hall   |            | with Little Creek    |
|        |          | Reservoirs |            | Reservoir for        |
|        |          |            |            | chloride moderation. |
|        |          |            |            | Upstream of the dam  |
|        |          |            |            | (intake), chlorides  |
|        |          |            |            | are about 840 PPM.   |
|        |          |            |            | Went to Voluntary    |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | effective 07/25/02.  |
|        |          |            |            | Mandatory            |
|        |          |            |            | Conservation starts  |
|        |          |            |            | 10/18. RO plant      |
|        |          |            |            | producing of about   |
|        |          |            |            | 3.65 MGD.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 3      | Will     | Waller     | V          | W: As of 10/16/02,   |
| 830850 | iamsburg | Mill       |            | Waller Mill          |
|        |          | Reservoir  |            | reservoir is 29.5    |
|        |          |            |            | inches below the     |
|        |          |            |            | spillway. Continuing |
|        |          |            |            | to purchase 2 MGD    |
|        |          |            |            | raw water from       |
|        |          |            |            | Newport News.        |
|        |          |            |            | Supplemental well    |
|        |          |            |            | (361 gpm/0.52 MGD)   |
|        |          |            |            | has been pumping to  |
|        |          |            |            | the reservoir for    |
|        |          |            |            | about 21 months.     |
|        |          |            |            | Also getting 225,000 |
|        |          |            |            | to 250,000 gallons   |
|        |          |            |            | per day delivered to |
|        |          |            |            | the watershed from   |
|        |          |            |            | York County\'s       |
|        |          |            |            | Lightfoot water      |
|        |          |            |            | system. Voluntary    |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | measures are in      |
|        |          |            |            | effect as of March   |
|        |          |            |            | 30, 2002.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 4      | P        | G          | N          | S: Sydnor continues  |
| 075630 | agebrook | roundwater |            | to haul 2 tanker     |
|        | (Go      |            |            | loads of water per   |
|        | ochland) |            |            | week (5,000          |
|        |          |            |            | gallons).            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 4      | Tuckaway | well       | M          | S: Water system      |
| 087860 | West     |            |            | cannot handle high   |
|        | Child    |            |            | demand. Mandatory    |
|        | Care     |            |            | program implented    |
|        | Ctr.     |            |            | for school. Also,    |
|        |          |            |            | voluntary            |
|        |          |            |            | conservation         |
|        |          |            |            | requested by all     |
|        |          |            |            | localities in        |
|        |          |            |            | greater Richmond     |
|        |          |            |            | area.                |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Amelia   | well       | M          | W: 1 well lost       |
| 007135 | Co       |            |            | capacity- another    |
|        | urthouse |            |            | larger well being    |
|        |          |            |            | developed- geologist |
|        |          |            |            | recommended well be  |
|        |          |            |            | monitored            |
|        |          |            |            | closely-well levels  |
|        |          |            |            | have not been        |
|        |          |            |            | monitored, but will  |
|        |          |            |            | be.                  |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | App      | well       | M          | W: 4 of 7 wells are  |
| 011050 | omattox, |            |            | low 5-9 ft (one is   |
|        | Town Of  |            |            | 5\' and three are    |
|        |          |            |            | 9\') other 3 wells   |
|        |          |            |            | 1-3 ft               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | H        | well       | M          | W: near critical -   |
| 019425 | illcrest |            |            | periodic well        |
|        | Sub      |            |            | failure under high   |
|        | division |            |            | demand               |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Bu       | T          | V          | B: Reservoir rose to |
| 029085 | ckingham | roublesome |            | \~29-inches below    |
|        | County   | Creek      |            | spillway. They are   |
|        | Wa       | Reservoir  |            | still using a        |
|        | terworks |            |            | portable pump to     |
|        |          |            |            | transfer water into  |
|        |          |            |            | the raw water pump   |
|        |          |            |            | station from the     |
|        |          |            |            | reservoir. They have |
|        |          |            |            | passed an emergency  |
|        |          |            |            | ordinance as planned |
|        |          |            |            | and will have a      |
|        |          |            |            | public hearing in    |
|        |          |            |            | November.            |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 5      | Suburban | well       | M          | W: Well 5            |
| 031825 | Trailer  |            |            | essentially          |
|        | Town,    |            |            | non-producing; Well  |
|        | Inc.     |            |            | 4 lost \~80% of      |
|        |          |            |            | capacity; Well 3     |
|        |          |            |            | lost !75% of         |
|        |          |            |            | capacity;            |
|        |          |            |            | contribution from    |
|        |          |            |            | Well 2 is            |
|        |          |            |            | negligible; has      |
|        |          |            |            | purchased some water |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Campbell |            | M          | W:                   |
| 033050 | Creek    |            |            |                      |
|        | Sub      |            |            |                      |
|        | division |            |            |                      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Nort     |            | M          | W: Believe that well |
| 061320 | hwestern |            |            | has dried up.        |
|        | Elem     |            |            |                      |
|        | School   |            |            |                      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Banneker |            | M          | W: water table down  |
| 107033 | El       |            |            |                      |
|        | ementary |            |            |                      |
|        | School   |            |            |                      |
+--------+----------+------------+------------+----------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | Rapidan    | M          | S: Stream flow is    |
| 137500 | Orange   | River      |            | very low, and        |
|        |          |            |            | temporary raw water  |
|        |          |            |            | pumps are available  |
|        |          |            |            | for use when flow    |
|        |          |            |            | recedes away from    |
|        |          |            |            | intake structure.    |
|        |          |            |            | Dam repair is        |
|        |          |            |            | continuing and       |
|        |          |            |            | completion date is   |
|        |          |            |            | approximately 7-10   |
|        |          |            |            | days. Estimated that |
|        |          |            |            | 400,000 GPD is lost  |
|        |          |            |            | through existing     |
|        |          |            |            | dam. Emergency raw   |
|        |          |            |            | water sources near   |
|        |          |            |            | Culpeper and         |
|        |          |            |            | Gordonsville have    |
|        |          |            |            | been sampled with no |
|        |          |            |            | adverse              |
|        |          |            |            | contamination        |
|        |          |            |            | revealed thus far.   |
|        |          |            |            | Corps of Engineers   |
|        |          |            |            | met with town,       |
|        |          |            |            | county, and state    |
|        |          |            |            | officials several    |
|        |          |            |            | weeks ago to discuss |
|        |          |            |            | various emergency    |
|        |          |            |            | water supply         |
|        |          |            |            | alternatives. COE    |
|        |          |            |            | can design, build,   |
|        |          |            |            | and pay for          |
|        |          |            |            | transporting raw or  |
|        |          |            |            | finished water.      |
|        |          |            |            | Town\'s options      |
|        |          |            |            | include hauling      |
|        |          |            |            | finished water from  |
|        |          |            |            | Culpeper and hauling |
|        |          |            |            | or piping raw water  |
|        |          |            |            | from Culpeper or     |
|        |          |            |            | Gordonsville. Town   |
|        |          |            |            | and county officials |
|        |          |            |            | met with USDA        |
|        |          |            |            | technical and        |
|        |          |            |            | financial staff last |
|        |          |            |            | week to discuss      |
|        |          |            |            | money available to   |
|        |          |            |            | pay for temporary    |
|        |          |            |            | and long-term        |
|        |          |            |            | solutions.           |
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