**DROUGHT MONITORING TASK FORCE**

Drought Status Report

November 25, 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 normal short-term moisture conditions with a
significant portion of the state characterized as abnormally dry.
Statewide rainfall for the first three weeks of November was 241% of
long term average rainfall for this period. Rainfall for the same period
was above average in each of the Commonwealth's climatic divisions. The
long-range climatological outlook calls for equal chances of below
average, average, and above average precipitation through February 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. Ground water levels have showed little consistent
improvements from the recent precipitation but are anticipated to
improve in the coming months. Levels of large reservoirs such as Lake
Moomaw, Smith Mountain Lake, Kerr Reservoir, and Philpott Reservoir are
full are will be full in the next several weeks. Above normal rainfall
since September 1 has improved hay and pasture conditions and has
provided adequate soil moisture to support fall grain planting.
Ninety-eight requests for agricultural drought designation have been
received from eighty-four separate localities. Heavy rains on November
16 and 17 have now reduced forest drought indices to readings of zero
for the first time in almost two years. Fuel conditions are now
saturated to the point that even if drought conditions return, little
wildfire activity is expected before the spring wildfire season which
normally begins in late February. 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 6,700 private well replacement permits for private
water supply wells that failed during July, August, September and
October. The rate of private well failures has slowed considerably with
only 334 well replacement permits issued November 1-15, 2002. Water
supply conditions have improved to the point that water use restrictions
contained in Executive Order #33 were suspended on November 12, 2002.
For the first time in several months, all major facilities and waters
are available to recreational boaters and anglers.

CLIMATOLOGICAL CONDITIONS

#### National Weather Service

The mid-October to mid-November period continued a pattern of regular,
substantial rainfall across the Commonwealth, which started in
mid-September. Most areas in the state received 5 inches or more of
rainfall during the last month, which has substantially relieved
short-term drought conditions, and appears to have begun alleviating
some long term problems, as suggested by both the Drought Monitor and
Palmer Drought Index. The greatest long term problems continue to exist
west of Interstate 95, and in the Interstate 81 corridor.\
\
Although no major precipitation events are forecast through
Thanksgiving, the 30 and 90 day forecasts (through February, 2003)
suggest a continuation of the fall weather pattern, with regular, if not
frequent, precipitation events, and the potential for above normal
precipitation.  Should this forecast hold true, many of the drought
related problems experienced in the Commonwealth during the last 18 to
24 months will have abated by the beginning of spring.

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

The 90-day outlook through the month of February 2003 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 October 21. The drought
monitor now indicates the majority of the Commonwealth is experiencing
normal short-term moisture conditions with a significant band that is
characterized as abnormally dry in the central portion of the state 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 February 2003 shows no activity in the
Commonwealth since official drought designations have been eliminated.
The seasonal drought outlook is included as Appendix C.

#### Report of the State Climatologist

The November 19 National Drought Monitor has dropped all official
drought designations in Virginia. A significant portion of central
Virginia is now simply designated as "abnormally dry". This designation
is due primarily to existing ground water conditions.

Abundant rainfall since early September has been of sufficient magnitude
to negate virtually all deficits that have been accumulated in the last
year. Remaining deficits are therefore those that accrued between the
beginning of the current episode, in summer of 1998, and late in 2000.
These are the main reason for keeping the "abnormally dry" designation,
and, because these deficits are so far back in time, they only apply to
deep moisture considerations. It will likely take several months before
monitoring wells show consistent increases in ground water levels.
However, reports of residential well failures should become less
frequent in coming months.

Upper atmospheric features conducive to both below normal temperatures
and abundant precipitation have persisted for several months, and
long-range weather forecasting models indicate a continuation of this
pattern through the Thanksgiving period. Because the resultant
evaporation rates are very low---probably less than an inch per month
under these conditions---soils will remain at or near field capacity,
and most of any additional precipitation will run off into streams and
reservoir systems.

Nonetheless, because of the length of time required for recovery of
ground water levels, the Federal Drought Monitor is likely to keep a
portion of central Virginia in the "abnormally dry" through at least
mid-December.

Statewide average precipitation has been over 150% of the long-term mean
for three months and is now at 98% for the last year. Even the western
Piedmont is now over 90% (92%) of long-term mean precipitation for the
last 12 months.

While it has been common in this multi-year drought to begin tallying
deficits in the summer of 1998, it must be noted that the year prior to
that was one of the wettest on record in the state. If we began the
deficit tally in mid-1997, about one-third of the remaining deficit in
the driest regions of the state would be removed.

While there is no guarantee of future weather, a continuation of the
current regime should be sufficient to ameliorate even the deep moisture
problems early next year. 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

Because of recent rains across the State, streamflows in every major
basin have risen to above the normal range of flow. Currently, most
streamflows have declined to the normal range of flow or just above the
normal range of flow. Statewide, surface-water resources are in good
condition.

The latest ground-water information available is from the end of
October. Across the State, some water-table aquifer wells showed water
levels that are increasing while others showed water levels that were
declining or relatively constant. Because the ground-water system is so
complex, we will not be able to gauge its response to the current
precipitation for several months. With continued precipitation and
reduced evaporation and transpiration, however, some of the
October-November precipitation will likely help recharge the
ground-water storage that has been depleted by the drought.

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

Most major reservoirs are either full or will be full within the next
few days or weeks. Smith Mountain Lake and Kerr Reservoir are now full.
Lake Moomaw is 86% full and rising at a rate of 2.5% per day.

Philpott Reservoir has risen 4 feet to 968.3 in the past 18 days. It is
still 3.3 feet below the guide curve but should surpass the guide curve
in the near future.

Dominion Power reports that Lake Anna remains 3.2 feet below full at an
elevation of 246.8 on November 18, 2002. This reflects a change of 1.6
feet over 20 days. Lake Anna like Lake Philpott has a relatively large
volume and a relatively small watershed and will refill more slowly than
some of the other major reservoirs.

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SITUATION

#### Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

Local Disaster Designation Requests

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

[Crop Weather Summary]{.underline}

Virginia experienced several cool weeks and received excellent rainfall
this month. The precipitation helped boost fall pasture and hayfield
conditions, as well as the small grain growth in the state. However, it
put a damper on fall harvesting and small grain seeding. The rain also
hampered the baling of hay that was on the ground. There were reports of
some diseases found in some soybean fields. Pastures are looking
excellent with above normal topsoil moisture. Wet field conditions
continue to hinder wheat planting. Soil moisture continued to improve in
many parts of the state. The cool, damp conditions have not affected the
health of most older livestock, but have placed stress on the health of
some weaned calves. Other activities for the month included marketing
livestock, feeding livestock, rotating livestock to fields with grass,
soil sampling, soybean, cotton, and peanut harvesting, and 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

Continued rainfall and cooler temperatures have prevented the
development of a normal fall wildfire season. The agency is experiencing
one of it's lightest fall seasons in the last 10 years, and with about
two weeks remaining in the "official" fall wildfire season, wildfire
activity is not expected to be significant at this point.

Heavy rains on November 16 and 17 have now reduced forest drought
indices to readings of zero which is the first time this has happened in
almost two years. Fuel conditions are now saturated to the point that
even if drought conditions return, little wildfire activity is expected
before the spring wildfire season which normally begins in late
February.

Since January 1st, the agency has responded to 1630 wildfires which have
burned 13,196 acres. This activity remains above the historical 5 and 10
year averages due to the increased activity during the early spring, and
throughout the summer. From a wildfire standpoint, 2002 will be
remembered as the year the spring season started early but ended
quickly, resumed with full force during the normally quite summer
months, and never developed into the difficult season that was predicted
for the fall.

### PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS

### 

#### Virginia Department of Health

Most reservoirs are reporting overflowing conditions or rapidly filling
conditions. Stream flows have significantly increased without
supplemental flow from off-stream reservoirs. Water levels have risen
several inches to several feet in some cases across the state. Most
surface water waterworks have lifted or reduced previous water
restrictions.

Some ground water waterworks continue to show signs of the drought. The
Division of Drinking Water continues to work diligently with these
waterworks to solve the problem.

Of the 119 waterworks listed 44 are under mandatory restrictions, 49
have no water restrictions, and 26 have voluntary water restrictions in
place.

Overall, no waterworks are reporting worsening conditions. Better
conditions are being reported by 76 waterworks. Same/Stable conditions
are being reported by 43 waterworks.

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 6.700 replacement well permits between July and
November 2002. The rate of private well replacement permit issuance has
decreased markedly with recent rainfall. Only 334 private well
replacement permits were issued November 1-15, 2002.

Appendix G contains detailed reports of public water supply conditions
in the six field offices as reported on November 15.

FISHERIES AND RECREATIONAL IMPACTS

#### Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries

For the first time in several months, all major facilities and waters
are available to recreational boaters and anglers. Water supply levels
for all trout facilities are at, or above median levels, and trout
stocking is proceeding as scheduled. Sufficient rainfall has now
occurred so that recreation and hatchery needs are insured for the
winter period. In the long term, continued precipitation events are
needed to recharge groundwater to dependable levels in order to mitigate
future drought conditions.

##### APPENDIX A

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**National Drought Summary -- November 19, 2002**

**The East**: It was another wet week over the drought areas in the
eastern United States, with a major winter storm over the Northeast. Two
inches, or more, of rain (or liquid equivalent snow/ice) fell over a
huge swath from northeast Georgia all the way to central Maine. Streams
were high, topsoil saturated, reservoirs continued to fill, and many
drought indicators, especially the short-term indicators, signaled wet
conditions. The New York City Delaware River Basin reservoirs continued
their march above the long-term median. In New Jersey, the only
remaining concern was the south Jersey unconfined aquifers.

D1 (moderate drought) was eliminated from New Jersey to southern
Virginia, D2 (severe drought) removed from the Carolinas, and D1 reduced
in the Carolinas. The southern boundaries of D0 and D1 areas were shaved
back in Maine. The D0 in southern Florida was wiped out by widespread 2
inch rains with locally heavier amounts.

This month marks the third consecutive wet month across much of the
eastern drought areas, indicating that the short-term drought is over.
Well observations show ground water levels increasing, however levels
are still significantly below 1998 levels, up to 10 feet or more behind
in some locations. According to USGS reports, the real-time well in
Baltimore County, Maryland, is a deep well and has finally responded to
the recent rains, after 15 months of declining water levels. But it is
still below the record low levels set in the 1960s. Some Georgia users
depend on ground water for up to 90 percent of their water supplies.
Wells were still going dry this week around Maryland and Virginia. Water
use restrictions continued in many eastern U.S. towns dependent on
ground water. Some estimates call for several more months of above
normal precipitation before the ground water levels fully recover.
Substantial 12-month to 24-month precipitation deficits remain,
especially in the Maine and Southeast to Mid-Atlantic areas.
Consequently, D0 was left in place from New Jersey to southern Virginia,
and D0 to D1 across the Carolinas and Georgia, to indicate the presence
of these long-term hydrological drought conditions.

**APPENDIX B**

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##### APPENDIX C

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Latest Seasonal Assessment - October\'s pattern of heavy and widespread
rains across the Eastern Seaboard continued into November, as rainfall
totals during the first 3 weeks of the month exceeded 4 inches in a
large swath extending from Georgia to Maine. The moisture has eliminated
most aspects of the Eastern drought. Although aquifers and reservoirs in
a few areas remained below normal, even the deeper wells started to
recover during November.

##### APPENDIX D

Precipitation departures by Climatological Division.

**Three Week Precipitation Departures**

  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------
  Climatological   NOV 1-20    NOV 1-20        NOV 1-20       NOV 1-20
  Division                                                    

                   2002        NORMAL          DEPARTURE      \% NORMAL

  Tidewater        4.40        1.87            2.53           235%

  Eastern Piedmont 4.70        1.93            2.77           244%

  Western Piedmont 5.00        1.89            3.11           264%

  Northern         3.40        1.91            1.49           178%

  Central Mountain 5.20        1.75            3.45           297%

  Southwestern     4.00        1.87            2.13           214%

  Statewide        4.50        1.87            2.63           241%
  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------

**Seven Week Precipitation Departures**

  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------
  Climatological   OCT-NOV 20  OCT-NOV 20      OCT-NOV 20     OCT-NOV 20
  Division                                                    

                   2002        NORMAL          DEPARTURE      \% NORMAL

  Tidewater        10.05       4.93            5.12           204%

  Eastern Piedmont 11.17       5.05            6.12           221%

  Western Piedmont 10.97       5.22            5.75           210%

  Northern         8.92        5.17            3.75           172%

  Central Mountain 10.63       4.88            5.75           218%

  Southwestern     8.21        4.69            3.52           175%

  Statewide        10.05       4.98            5.07           202%
  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------

**Eleven Week Precipitation Departures**

  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------
  Climatological   SEPT-NOV 20 SEPT-NOV 20     SEPT-NOV 20    SEPT-NOV 20
  Division                                                    

                   2002        NORMAL          DEPARTURE      \% NORMAL

  Tidewater        12.53       8.78            3.75           143%

  Eastern Piedmont 13.18       8.50            4.68           155%

  Western Piedmont 14.03       8.93            5.10           157%

  Northern         12.71       8.57            4.14           148%

  Central Mountain 14.86       8.03            6.83           185%

  Southwestern     12.04       7.77            4.27           155%

  Statewide        13.19       8.44            4.75           156%
  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------

**Fifteen Week Precipitation Departures**

  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------
  Climatological   AUG-NOV 20  AUG-NOV 20      AUG-NOV 20     AUG-NOV 20
  Division                                                    

                   2002        NORMAL          DEPARTURE      \% NORMAL

  Tidewater        16.81       13.57           3.24           124%

  Eastern Piedmont 18.00       12.83           5.17           140%

  Western Piedmont 17.35       13.20           4.15           131%

  Northern         15.92       12.65           3.27           126%

  Central Mountain 16.41       11.98           4.43           137%

  Southwestern     14.42       11.70           2.72           123%

  Statewide        16.56       12.69           3.87           131%
  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------

**Forty-three Week Precipitation Departures**

**(Year to date)**

  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------
  Climatological   JAN-NOV 20  JAN-NOV 20      JAN-NOV 20     JAN-NOV 20
  Division                                                    

                   2002        NORMAL          DEPARTURE      \% NORMAL

  Tidewater        39.27       39.58           -0.31          99%

  Eastern Piedmont 37.29       38.79           -1.50          96%

  Western Piedmont 37.27       40.13           -2.86          93%

  Northern         36.56       36.63           -0.07          100%

  Central Mountain 37.19       35.73           1.46           104%

  Southwestern     41.35       38.76           2.59           107%

  Statewide        38.36       38.50           -0.14          100%
  ---------------- ----------- --------------- -------------- --------------

**One Year Precipitation Departures**

+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Cl           | DEC      | DEC 2001-    | DEC 2001-   | DEC 2001-   |
| imatological | 2001-    |              |             |             |
| Division     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
|              | NOV 20,  | NOV 20, 2002 | NOV 20,     | NOV 20,     |
|              | 2002     | NORMAL       | 2002        | 2002        |
|              |          |              | DEPARTURE   |             |
|              |          |              |             | \% NORMAL   |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Tidewater    | 41.09    | 42.70        | -1.61       | 96%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Eastern      | 39.52    | 42.01        | -2.49       | 94%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Western      | 40.10    | 43.49        | -3.39       | 92%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Northern     | 38.24    | 39.57        | -1.33       | 97%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Central      | 39.52    | 38.61        | 0.91        | 102%        |
| Mountain     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Southwestern | 43.91    | 42.09        | 1.82        | 104%        |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Statewide    | 40.63    | 41.66        | -1.03       | 98%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+

**Two Year Precipitation Departures**

+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Cl           | DEC      | DEC 2000-    | DEC 2000-   | DEC 2000-   |
| imatological | 2000-    |              |             |             |
| Division     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
|              | NOV 20,  | NOV 20, 2002 | NOV 20,     | NOV 20,     |
|              | 2002     | NORMAL       | 2002        | 2002        |
|              |          |              | DEPARTURE   |             |
|              |          |              |             | \% NORMAL   |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Tidewater    | 75.72    | 86.33        | -10.61      | 88%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Eastern      | 73.19    | 84.97        | -11.78      | 86%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Western      | 72.82    | 87.92        | -15.10      | 83%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Northern     | 74.12    | 80.10        | -5.98       | 93%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Central      | 70.13    | 78.09        | -7.96       | 90%         |
| Mountain     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Southwestern | 83.03    | 85.12        | -2.09       | 98%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Statewide    | 75.23    | 84.24        | -9.01       | 89%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+

**Three Year Precipitation Departures**

+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Cl           | DEC      | DEC 1999-    | DEC 1999-   | DEC 1999-   |
| imatological | 1999-    |              |             |             |
| Division     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
|              | NOV 20,  | NOV 20, 2002 | NOV 20,     | NOV 20,     |
|              | 2002     | NORMAL       | 2002        | 2002        |
|              |          |              | DEPARTURE   |             |
|              |          |              |             | \% NORMAL   |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Tidewater    | 122.95   | 129.96       | -7.01       | 95%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Eastern      | 112.62   | 127.93       | -15.31      | 88%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Western      | 111.42   | 132.35       | -20.93      | 84%         |
| Piedmont     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Northern     | 111.44   | 120.63       | -9.19       | 92%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Central      | 110.85   | 117.57       | -6.72       | 94%         |
| Mountain     |          |              |             |             |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Southwestern | 120.23   | 128.15       | -7.92       | 94%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+
| Statewide    | 115.44   | 126.82       | -11.38      | 91%         |
+--------------+----------+--------------+-------------+-------------+

**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  | N   | FS) | (C  | OF  |     |     | TIONS |
|              | ILY | OVE |     | FS) | T   |     |     | FLOW  |
|              |     | MBE |     |     | IME |     |     | (CFS) |
|              | FL  | RFL |     |     | F   |     |     |       |
|              | OW, | OW, |     |     | LOW |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | E   |     |     |       |
|              | PER | PER |     |     | QUA |     |     |       |
|              | IOD | IOD |     |     | LED |     |     |       |
|              | OF  | OF  |     |     | OR  |     |     |       |
|              | REC | REC |     |     | EX  |     |     |       |
|              | ORD | ORD |     |     | CEE |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DED |     |     |       |
|              | (C  | (C  |     |     | FOR |     |     |       |
|              | FS) | FS) |     |     | NO  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | VEM |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DA  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ILY |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | M   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EAN |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | FL  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | OWS |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | (CU |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BIC |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | F   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EET |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | PER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | S   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ECO |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ND) |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     | 75% | 50% | 25% | Nov   |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | ember |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 15,   |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 2002  |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| SHENANDOAH   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| South River  | 17  | 23  | 30  | 24  | 38  | 63  | 129 | 108   |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Waynesboro,  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| South Fork   | 107 | 107 | 344 | 235 | 444 | 641 | 1,  | 3,140 |
| Shenandoah   |     |     |     |     |     |     | 248 |       |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Front Royal, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| North Fork   | 0.2 | 1.2 | 3.2 | 0   | 11  | 32  | 99  | 354   |
| Shenandoah   |     |     |     | .77 |     |     |     |       |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Cootes       |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Store, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| North Fork   | 35  | 48  | \-  | \-  | 134 | 190 | 386 | 1,600 |
| Shenandoah   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Strasburg,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| POTOMAC      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Goose Creek  | 0.4 | 2.4 | 12  | 2.5 | 47  | 93  | 227 | \-    |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Leesburg,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| RAPPAHANNOCK |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Rappahannock | 2.9 | 29  | 50  | 11  | 156 | 287 | 589 | 682   |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Remington,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Rapidan      | 2.2 | 8   | \-  | \-  | 137 | 250 | 498 | 467   |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Culpeper,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Rappahannock | 5.0 | 45  | 189 | 48  | 381 | 666 | 1,  | 2,230 |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     | 290 |       |
| Fre          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| dericksburg, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| YORK RIVER   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| BASIN        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Pamunkey     | 45  | 65  | \-  | \-  | 223 | 395 | 754 | 2,090 |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Hanover,     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.\*        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Mattaponi    | .78 | 21  | 48  | 14  | 155 | 292 | 498 | 630   |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Beulahville, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+

+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              | M   | M   | 7Q2 | 7   | P   |     |     | CU    |
|              | INI | INI |     | Q10 | ERC |     |     | RRENT |
|              | MUM | MUM | (C  |     | ENT |     |     | CONDI |
|              | DA  | N   | FS) | (C  | OF  |     |     | TIONS |
|              | ILY | OVE |     | FS) | T   |     |     | FLOW  |
|              |     | MBE |     |     | IME |     |     | (CFS) |
|              | FL  | RFL |     |     | F   |     |     |       |
|              | OW, | OW, |     |     | LOW |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | E   |     |     |       |
|              | PER | PER |     |     | QUA |     |     |       |
|              | IOD | IOD |     |     | LED |     |     |       |
|              | OF  | OF  |     |     | OR  |     |     |       |
|              | REC | REC |     |     | EX  |     |     |       |
|              | ORD | ORD |     |     | CEE |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DED |     |     |       |
|              | (C  | (C  |     |     | FOR |     |     |       |
|              | FS) | FS) |     |     | NO  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | VEM |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DA  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ILY |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | M   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EAN |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | FL  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | OWS |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | (CU |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BIC |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | F   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EET |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | PER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | S   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ECO |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ND) |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     | 75% | 50% | 25% | Nov   |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | ember |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 15,   |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 2002  |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| JAMES RIVER  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| BASIN        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Jackson      | 13  | 17  | 26  | 20  | 33  | 59  | 110 | 300   |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Bacova, Va.  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Potts Creek  | 15  | 16  | 24  | 17  | 34  | 58  | 113 | 247   |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Covington,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Cowpasture   | 40  | 48  | 73  | 54  | 104 | 167 | 325 | 1,050 |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Clifton      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Forge, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Craig Creek  | 25  | 39  | 43  | 31  | 66  | 112 | 242 | 721   |
| at Parr, Va. |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| James River  | 207 | 300 | 378 | 271 | 490 | 773 | 1,  | 3,950 |
| at Buchanan, |     |     |     |     |     |     | 510 |       |
| Va.\*        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Maury River  | 22  | 76  | 89  | 62  | 132 | 220 | 427 | 1,130 |
| near Buena   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Vista, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Hardware     | 0.1 | 14  | 24  | 7.5 | 40  | 62  | 102 | 97    |
| River below  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Briery Run   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Scottsville, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va           |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Rivanna      | 5.2 | 54  | \-  | \-  | 190 | 317 | 568 | 615   |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Palmyra, Va. |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| James River  | 330 | 709 | 1,  | 584 | 1,  | 2,  | 5,  | 1     |
| at           |     |     | 120 |     | 810 | 740 | 070 | 8,600 |
| C            |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| artersville, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Appomattox   | 6.3 | 32  | 52  | 21  | 99  | 145 | 226 | 557   |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Farmville,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Appomattox   | 13  | 72  | 86  | 30  | 201 | 299 | 508 | 3,630 |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Mattoax, Va. |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Chickahominy | 0   | 3.1 | 16  | 4.0 | 65  | 124 | 230 | 331   |
| River near   | .07 |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Providence   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Forge, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| CHOWAN RIVER |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| BASIN        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Nottoway     | 14  | 29  | 82  | 24  | 194 | 438 | 881 | 2,020 |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Sebrell, Va. |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Blackwater   | 0   | 0   | \-  | \-  | 26  | 188 | 496 | 875   |
| River near   | .07 | .21 |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Franklin,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Meherrin     | 4.2 | 16  | 52  | 16  | 102 | 174 | 318 | 739   |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| La           |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| wrenceville, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+

+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              | M   | M   | 7Q2 | 7   | P   |     |     | CU    |
|              | INI | INI |     | Q10 | ERC |     |     | RRENT |
|              | MUM | MUM | (C  |     | ENT |     |     | CONDI |
|              | DA  | N   | FS) | (C  | OF  |     |     | TIONS |
|              | ILY | OVE |     | FS) | T   |     |     | FLOW  |
|              |     | MBE |     |     | IME |     |     | (CFS) |
|              | FL  | RFL |     |     | F   |     |     |       |
|              | OW, | OW, |     |     | LOW |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | E   |     |     |       |
|              | PER | PER |     |     | QUA |     |     |       |
|              | IOD | IOD |     |     | LED |     |     |       |
|              | OF  | OF  |     |     | OR  |     |     |       |
|              | REC | REC |     |     | EX  |     |     |       |
|              | ORD | ORD |     |     | CEE |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DED |     |     |       |
|              | (C  | (C  |     |     | FOR |     |     |       |
|              | FS) | FS) |     |     | NO  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | VEM |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | DA  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ILY |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | M   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EAN |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | FL  |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | OWS |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | (CU |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | BIC |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | F   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | EET |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | PER |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | S   |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ECO |     |     |       |
|              |     |     |     |     | ND) |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     | 75% | 50% | 25% | Nov   |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | ember |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 15,   |
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 2002  |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| ROANOKE      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Roanoke      | 19  | 38  | 58  | 35  | 90  | 132 | 234 | 330   |
| River at     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Roanoke,     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.\*        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Pigg River   | 25  | 95  | 96  | 47  | 162 | 222 | 314 | 390   |
| near Sandy   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Level, Va.   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Roanoke      | 179 | 321 | 847 | 426 | 1,  | 1,  | 2,  | 3,020 |
| River at     |     |     |     |     | 170 | 510 | 200 |       |
| Randolph,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.\*        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Dan River at | 244 | 336 | \-  | \-  | 1,  | 1,  | 2,  | 3,750 |
| Paces, Va.   |     |     |     |     | 120 | 430 | 120 |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Hyco River   | 1.5 | 3.2 | \-  | \-  | 27  | 41  | 96  | 1,350 |
| near         |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Denniston,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.\*        |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| KANAWHA      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| New River at | 453 | 608 | 1,  | 725 | 1,  | 1,  | 2,  | 3,770 |
| Allisonia,   |     |     | 040 |     | 270 | 840 | 820 |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Little River | 47  | 81  | 109 | 69  | 156 | 217 | 327 | 325   |
| at           |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Graysontown, |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Walker Creek | 24  | 26  | 44  | 33  | 55  | 86  | 177 | 589   |
| at Bane, Va. |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| BIG SANDY    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Russell Fork | 0.2 | 1.5 | 8.7 | 1.0 | 26  | 58  | 142 | 235   |
| at Haysi,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
|              |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| TENNESSEE    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| RIVER BASIN  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| South Fork   | 40  | 73  | 99  | 73  | 123 | 188 | 312 | 731   |
| Holston      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Damascus,    |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| North Fork   | 2.0 | 22  | 34  | 24  | 47  | 88  | 173 | 487   |
| Holston      |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| River near   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Saltville,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Clinch River | 37  | 51  | 81  | 54  | 109 | 202 | 392 | 1,170 |
| at           |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Cleveland,   |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
| Va.          |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |       |
+--------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+
| Powell River | 18  | 23  | 42  | 24  | 61  | 129 | 294 | 674   |
| 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*

  November 17    0              1              67             32

  November 10    1              4              73             22

  November 3     1              7              73             19

  October 27     1              17             70             12

  October 20     3              25             60             12
  -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| # CROP             |         |         |         |         |         |
|  CONDITION PERCENT |         |         |         |         |         |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Crop               | Very    | Poor    | Fair    | Good    | Ex      |
|                    | Poor    |         |         |         | cellent |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Pastures           | 5       | 15      | 46      | 30      | 4       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Livestock          | 1       | 3       | 27      | 61      | 8       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Small Grain &      | 0       | 2       | 33      | 49      | 16      |
| Winter Grazing     |         |         |         |         |         |
| Crops              |         |         |         |         |         |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
| Winter Wheat       | 0       | 3       | 30      | 58      | 9       |
+--------------------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+

+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| # CROP             |          |            |            |            |
| PROGRESS PERCENT - |          |            |            |            |
| - WITH COMPARISONS |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Crop               | This     | Last Week  | Last Year  | 5 Year     |
|                    | Week     |            |            | Average    |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Soybeans Harvested | 47       | 44         | 97         | 69         |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Winter Wheat       | 58       | 51         | 76         | 72         |
| Seeded             |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Barley Seeded      | 96       | 94         | 100        | 96         |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Peanuts Dug        | 98       | 98         | 100        | 100        |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Peanuts Combined   | 92       | 88         | 100        | 99         |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Cotton Harvested   | 79       | 76         | 88         | 77         |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Beef Cattle Forage | 64       | 70         | 40         | NA         |
| % from pastures    |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Milk Cow Forage %  | 20       | 25         | 9          | NA         |
| obtained from      |          |            |            |            |
| pastures           |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+
| Sheep Forage %     | 69       | 74         | 48         | NA         |
| obtained from      |          |            |            |            |
| pastures           |          |            |            |            |
+--------------------+----------+------------+------------+------------+

##### APPENDIX G

Virginia Department of Health Field Office Reports for Public Water
Systems (November 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   | **Re   | **Situation**            |
| WSID** | rworks** | Name**     | strict |                          |
|        |          |            | ions** | **B**: Better, **S**:    |
| **     |          |            |        | Same/Stable, **W**:      |
| 1**-Ab |          |            | **N**: | Worse                    |
| ingdon |          |            | No     |                          |
|        |          |            |        |                          |
| **2    |          |            | **M**: |                          |
| **-Lex |          |            | Man    |                          |
| ington |          |            | datory |                          |
|        |          |            |        |                          |
| **3    |          |            | **V**: |                          |
| **-Sou |          |            | Vol    |                          |
| theast |          |            | untary |                          |
| VA     |          |            |        |                          |
|        |          |            |        |                          |
| **4*   |          |            |        |                          |
| *-East |          |            |        |                          |
| C      |          |            |        |                          |
| entral |          |            |        |                          |
|        |          |            |        |                          |
| **     |          |            |        |                          |
| 5**-Da |          |            |        |                          |
| nville |          |            |        |                          |
|        |          |            |        |                          |
| **     |          |            |        |                          |
| 6**-Cu |          |            |        |                          |
| lpeper |          |            |        |                          |
+========+==========+============+========+==========================+
| 1      | Marville | spring     | N      | **S**: Spring is low to  |
| 071525 | Sub      |            |        | dry; Giles County is     |
|        | division |            |        | hauling water to         |
|        |          |            |        | residents.               |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 1      | Town of  | reservoir  | V      | **B**: Up 3 ft, 2 inches |
| 195050 | Ap       |            |        | since 11/06/02; 62 MG    |
|        | palachia |            |        | and 107 days left, no    |
|        |          |            |        | alternate source,        |
|        |          |            |        | voluntary conservation   |
|        |          |            |        | measures. Better         |
|        |          |            |        | conditions compared to   |
|        |          |            |        | 1998, 1999, and 2000;    |
|        |          |            |        | slightly worse than 2001 |
|        |          |            |        | for this time of year.   |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 1      | Town of  | Big Cherry | N      | **B**: Now full; Up 10   |
| 195100 | Big      | Reservoir  |        | feet since 11/06/02;     |
|        | Stone    |            |        | alternate well source is |
|        | Gap      |            |        | still out of use after   |
|        |          |            |        | its turbidity rose       |
|        |          |            |        | drastically along with   |
|        |          |            |        | problems with high iron, |
|        |          |            |        | etc. Voluntary           |
|        |          |            |        | conservation has been    |
|        |          |            |        | lifted. Now doing much   |
|        |          |            |        | better compared to       |
|        |          |            |        | 1998-2001 conditions for |
|        |          |            |        | this time of year.       |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 1      | Town of  | reservoir  | N      | **B**: Up 8 inches since |
| 195950 | Wise     |            |        | 11/06/02; 142 MG and 221 |
|        |          |            |        | days left; alternate     |
|        |          |            |        | creek source is still    |
|        |          |            |        | available but not in     |
|        |          |            |        | use; no conservation     |
|        |          |            |        | measures. Worse shape    |
|        |          |            |        | than in \'00 and \'01    |
|        |          |            |        | but better compared to   |
|        |          |            |        | \'98 and \'99 for this   |
|        |          |            |        | time of year.            |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 1      | City of  | two        | V      | **B**: Up 13 ft since    |
| 720076 | Norton   | reservoirs |        | the 11/06/02 report; 76  |
|        |          | in series  |        | MG and 109 days left,    |
|        |          |            |        | alternate source is in   |
|        |          |            |        | use, voluntary           |
|        |          |            |        | conservation measures    |
|        |          |            |        | encouraged on public     |
|        |          |            |        | access TV channel.       |
|        |          |            |        | Better than in 1998      |
|        |          |            |        | -2001 for this time of   |
|        |          |            |        | year.                    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | A        | Beaver     | M      | **B**: Beaver Creek      |
| 003250 | lbemarle | Creek      |        | Reservoir is currently   |
|        | County / | Reservoir  |        | down 3.7 feet from       |
|        | Crozet   |            |        | normal full. The RWSA    |
|        |          |            |        | currently able to meet   |
|        |          |            |        | normal demands.          |
|        |          |            |        | Mandatory water          |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions have been   |
|        |          |            |        | relaxed (car washing and |
|        |          |            |        | power washing allowed)   |
|        |          |            |        | but others remain in     |
|        |          |            |        | effect.                  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | C        | Sugar      | M      | **B**: The Sugar Hollow  |
| 003600 | harlotte | Hollow and |        | reservoir (Observatory   |
|        | sville/A | Ragged     |        | WTP) is 3.1 feet below   |
|        | lbemarle | Mountain   |        | overflow. Ragged         |
|        | County   | Reservoirs |        | Mountain reservoir is    |
|        |          | (O         |        | 8.3 feet below normal.   |
|        |          | bservatory |        | Overall, source water    |
|        |          | WTP)       |        | availability is at 87%   |
|        |          |            |        | of \"full available      |
|        |          |            |        | capacity\" (this         |
|        |          |            |        | includes both the South  |
|        |          |            |        | Rivanna system and the   |
|        |          |            |        | Sugar Hollow/Ragged      |
|        |          |            |        | Mountain system).        |
|        |          |            |        | Mandatory water          |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions have been   |
|        |          |            |        | relaxed (car washing and |
|        |          |            |        | power washing allowed)   |
|        |          |            |        | but others remain in     |
|        |          |            |        | effect.                  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | A        | Totier     | M      | **S**: The Totier Creek  |
| 003675 | lbemarle | Creek      |        | Reservoir (Scottsville   |
|        | County / | Reservoirs |        | WTP) is full and         |
|        | Sco      | (S         |        | overflowing. At this     |
|        | ttsville | cottsville |        | time, there is adequate  |
|        |          | WTP)       |        | 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. These mandatory    |
|        |          |            |        | water restrictions have  |
|        |          |            |        | been relaxed (car        |
|        |          |            |        | washing and power        |
|        |          |            |        | washing allowed) but     |
|        |          |            |        | others remain in effect. |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | C        | South      | M      | **B**: Their main        |
| 003725 | harlotte | Rivanna    |        | reservoir-South Rivanna  |
|        | sville/A | (South     |        | (South Rivanna WTP) is   |
|        | lbemarle | Rivanna    |        | full. Overall, source    |
|        | County   | WTP)       |        | water availability is at |
|        |          |            |        | 87% of \"full available  |
|        |          |            |        | capacity\" (this         |
|        |          |            |        | includes both the South  |
|        |          |            |        | Rivanna system and the   |
|        |          |            |        | Sugar Hollow/Ragged      |
|        |          |            |        | Mountain system).        |
|        |          |            |        | Mandatory water          |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions have been   |
|        |          |            |        | relaxed (car washing and |
|        |          |            |        | power washing allowed)   |
|        |          |            |        | but others remain in     |
|        |          |            |        | effect.                  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Cra      | Wells and  | M      | **S**: Craigsville       |
| 015150 | igsville | springs    |        | spring production is     |
|        |          |            |        | holding its own-well     |
|        |          |            |        | production               |
|        |          |            |        | ok-construction          |
|        |          |            |        | completed for            |
|        |          |            |        | interconnecting water    |
|        |          |            |        | line with Augusta        |
|        |          |            |        | Springs.                 |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Augusta  | Deerfield  | V      | **B**: The Deerfield     |
| 015200 | County   | Spring     |        | Spring is overflowing. A |
|        | Service  |            |        | supplemental well has    |
|        | Au       |            |        | been drilled, which is   |
|        | thority- |            |        | also overflowing         |
|        | D        |            |        | (artesian), and has been |
|        | eerfield |            |        | connected into the       |
|        |          |            |        | treatment system on an   |
|        |          |            |        | emergency basis.         |
|        |          |            |        | Submission of plans for  |
|        |          |            |        | approval will follow.    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Reynolds | Drilled    | N      | **S**: The water system  |
| 015550 | Metals   | wells      |        | has gone to a backup     |
|        | Compan   |            |        | well due to low water    |
|        | y(ALCOA) |            |        | production. A well site  |
|        |          |            |        | investigation was        |
|        |          |            |        | performed on 10/9/02 for |
|        |          |            |        | a new well site. The     |
|        |          |            |        | well site approval was   |
|        |          |            |        | forwarded on 10/23/02.   |
|        |          |            |        | Reynolds Metals Company  |
|        |          |            |        | has recently been        |
|        |          |            |        | negotiating with the     |
|        |          |            |        | Town of Grottoes to      |
|        |          |            |        | purchase water for       |
|        |          |            |        | potable water for use at |
|        |          |            |        | the plant.               |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | South    | Coles Run  | N      | **S**: Coles Run         |
| 015575 | River    |            |        | reservoir level is full. |
|        | S.D.     |            |        |                          |
|        | (ACSA)   |            |        |                          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Millboro | Millboro   | N      | **B**: Recent rains have |
| 017300 |          | Spring     |        | improved spring flows    |
|        |          |            |        | above last week\'s       |
|        |          |            |        | level. Several large     |
|        |          |            |        | leaks have also been     |
|        |          |            |        | found and repaired.      |
|        |          |            |        | **Several more leaks     |
|        |          |            |        | need to be repaired.**   |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 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      | C        | Drilled    | M      | **S**: Currently no      |
| 023194 | learview | wells      |        | production from the two  |
|        | Estates  |            |        | Clearview Estates        |
|        |          |            |        | wells - importing water  |
|        |          |            |        | from AquaSource\'s       |
|        |          |            |        | Rainbow Forest system    |
|        |          |            |        | (2023480). Water         |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions are in      |
|        |          |            |        | excess of EO-33.         |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 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.      |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 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      | 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    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Keystone | Drilled    | V      | **S**: Well yields down  |
| 043629 | Baptist  | Wells      |        | significantly. Well 1    |
|        | Church   |            |        | yield has fallen from 8  |
|        |          |            |        | gpm to 1.5 gpm. Well 2   |
|        |          |            |        | has yield of 1.5 gpm.    |
|        |          |            |        | Internal water           |
|        |          |            |        | conservation measures    |
|        |          |            |        | instituted have          |
|        |          |            |        | minimized water use.     |
|        |          |            |        | Well production          |
|        |          |            |        | currently meeting daily  |
|        |          |            |        | demands. Continuing to   |
|        |          |            |        | proceed with plans for   |
|        |          |            |        | new well and additional  |
|        |          |            |        | storage.                 |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Fluvanna | Mechunk    | M      | **B**: The raw water     |
| 065250 | Corr     | Creek      |        | impoundment is           |
|        | ectional |            |        | approximately 92.0 %     |
|        | Center   |            |        | full (37-MGD available,  |
|        |          |            |        | 40-MG full capacity) and |
|        |          |            |        | filling quickly. The     |
|        |          |            |        | facility water demand is |
|        |          |            |        | holding at approximately |
|        |          |            |        | 105,000 GPD and use      |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions within the  |
|        |          |            |        | correctional facility    |
|        |          |            |        | remain in effect.        |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Fork     | Drilled    | V      | **B**: The FUSD          |
| 065300 | Union    | Wells      |        | waterworks source water  |
|        | Sanitary |            |        | is obtained from 6       |
|        | District |            |        | drilled wells. Water     |
|        |          |            |        | production remains below |
|        |          |            |        | normal levels, but has   |
|        |          |            |        | improved. 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   |
|        |          |            |        | relaxed.                 |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Lake     | Rivanna    | V      | **B**: Flows in the      |
| 065480 | Mo       | River      |        | Rivanna River at the     |
|        | nticello |            |        | Lake Monticello Water    |
|        | Service  |            |        | Treatment Plant have     |
|        | Company  |            |        | improved due to recent   |
|        | Aqua     |            |        | rainfall events.         |
|        | Source   |            |        | Mandatory water          |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions were lifted |
|        |          |            |        | on November 1, 2002.     |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Oakland  | Drilled    | V      | **B**: The Oakland       |
| 065520 | School   | Wells      |        | School waterworks        |
|        |          |            |        | provides water to        |
|        |          |            |        | approximately 150        |
|        |          |            |        | students and staff. Work |
|        |          |            |        | is underway to get an    |
|        |          |            |        | additional well into     |
|        |          |            |        | operation. During this   |
|        |          |            |        | past week, well          |
|        |          |            |        | production has           |
|        |          |            |        | increased. Mandatory     |
|        |          |            |        | water restrictions were  |
|        |          |            |        | lifted on November 1,    |
|        |          |            |        | 2002.                    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Rapidan  | Rapidan    | N      | **B**: Flows in the      |
| 079625 | Service  | River      |        | Rapidan River at the     |
|        | A        |            |        | Greene Water Treatment   |
|        | uthority |            |        | Plant have improved due  |
|        |          |            |        | to recent rainfall       |
|        |          |            |        | events. Mandatory        |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions were        |
|        |          |            |        | (initiated on August 23, |
|        |          |            |        | 2002) were lifted on     |
|        |          |            |        | November 1, 2002         |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Monterey |            | N      | **B**: Monterey well     |
| 091150 |          |            |        | production holding its   |
|        |          |            |        | own. New well            |
|        |          |            |        | construction completed,  |
|        |          |            |        | and is in operation.     |
|        |          |            |        | Situation is improving.  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Jo       | Drilled    | M      | **S**: The Johnson\'s    |
| 125202 | hnson\'s | Wells      |        | Senior Center waterworks |
|        | Senior   |            |        | provides water to 35     |
|        | Center   |            |        | nursing home residents   |
|        |          |            |        | in Nelson County. During |
|        |          |            |        | the past week, 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 remain in   |
|        |          |            |        | effect.                  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Nelson   | Drilled    | V      | **B**: The NCSA -        |
| 125325 | County   | wells      |        | Lovingston waterworks    |
|        | Service  |            |        | source water is obtained |
|        | Aut      |            |        | from 11 drilled wells.   |
|        | hority - |            |        | During this past week    |
|        | Lo       |            |        | storage, tank levels     |
|        | vingston |            |        | have been maintained at  |
|        |          |            |        | 100% full and some wells |
|        |          |            |        | have been rested.        |
|        |          |            |        | Mandatory water          |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions were lifted |
|        |          |            |        | in November 1, 2002.     |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Nelson   | Johnson\'s | V      | **B**: The NCSA -        |
| 125650 | County   | Branch     |        | Schuyler waterworks      |
|        | Service  |            |        | source water is obtained |
|        | Aut      |            |        | from Johnson\'s Branch.  |
|        | hority - |            |        | The Johnson\'s Branch    |
|        | Schuyler |            |        | flow has significantly   |
|        |          |            |        | increased due to recent  |
|        |          |            |        | rainfall events.         |
|        |          |            |        | Mandatory water          |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions were lifted |
|        |          |            |        | on November 1, 2002.     |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | NCSA -   | Lake       | V      | **B**: The NCSA -        |
| 125910 | Win      | Monacan,   |        | Wintergreen waterworks   |
|        | tergreen | Valley     |        | source water is obtained |
|        |          | Ponds,     |        | from Lake Monacan and    |
|        |          | Stoney     |        | the Valley Ponds. All    |
|        |          | Creek      |        | reservoirs are currently |
|        |          |            |        | full due to recent       |
|        |          |            |        | rainfall events.         |
|        |          |            |        | Mandatory water          |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions were lifted |
|        |          |            |        | on November 1, 2002.     |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Roanoke  | Spring     | M      | **B**: Reservoir level   |
| 161700 | County   | Hollow     |        | 29.7 feet below normal;  |
|        | WTF      | Reservoir  |        | 200.3 feet of water      |
|        |          |            |        | remaining in the         |
|        |          |            |        | reservoir or             |
|        |          |            |        | approximately 246 days   |
|        |          |            |        | of storage left at the   |
|        |          |            |        | current usage rate and   |
|        |          |            |        | without pumping from the |
|        |          |            |        | Roanoke River (average   |
|        |          |            |        | flow rate 127.36 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).               |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Mountain | Drilled    | M      | **S**: Well production   |
| 161910 | View     | wells      |        | is lower than normal.    |
|        | Mobile   |            |        | Water levels in the      |
|        | Home     |            |        | wells are not routinely  |
|        | Park     |            |        | measured. Water          |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions are in      |
|        |          |            |        | effect per EO-33.        |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Br       | Drilled    | V      | **S**: No defined        |
| 163075 | ownsburg | wells      |        | problems have occurred   |
|        | Water    |            |        | and they have requested  |
|        | Company  |            |        | voluntary restrictions   |
|        |          |            |        | as a precaution.         |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Town of  | Goshen     | M      | **B**: The spring level  |
| 163250 | Goshen   | Spring     |        | continues to rise. **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.** |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Maury    | Maury      | N      | **B**: Water level       |
| 163550 | Service  | River      |        | continues to rise above  |
|        | A        |            |        | the intake               |
|        | uthority |            |        |                          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Brid     | North      | N      | **B**: The river is up   |
| 165045 | gewater, | River      |        | from last week, and      |
|        | Town of  |            |        | there continues to be    |
|        |          |            |        | more than enough water   |
|        |          |            |        | for the town.            |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | B        | North Fork | N      | **B**: N. Fork is        |
| 165060 | roadway, | of         |        | continues to rise above  |
|        | Town of  | S          |        | the intake. Not          |
|        |          | henandoah, |        | currently using Linville |
|        |          | Linville   |        | Creek.                   |
|        |          | Creek      |        |                          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Food     | North Fork | N      | **B**: The river is at   |
| 165300 | Pr       | Shen       |        | its highest level in     |
|        | ocessors |            |        | many months.             |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 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    |
|        |          |            |        | near this PWS has been   |
|        |          |            |        | recently completed and   |
|        |          |            |        | the water system is      |
|        |          |            |        | making the necessary     |
|        |          |            |        | arrangements with        |
|        |          |            |        | Rockingham County to     |
|        |          |            |        | connect to their new     |
|        |          |            |        | waterline. **The mobile  |
|        |          |            |        | home park is expected to |
|        |          |            |        | be connected to the      |
|        |          |            |        | Rockingham county water  |
|        |          |            |        | line by mid December.    |
|        |          |            |        | After this the MHP PWS   |
|        |          |            |        | will be inactive and     |
|        |          |            |        | will not be in a         |
|        |          |            |        | drought-related          |
|        |          |            |        | problem.**               |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Stoney   |            | V      | **S**: Well yield is     |
| 171250 | Creek    |            |        | off. Authority has       |
|        | Sanitary |            |        | reduced pumping capacity |
|        | District |            |        | 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      | S        | North Fork | V      | **B**: Stream flow has   |
| 171750 | trasburg | Shenandoah |        | increased due to recent  |
|        |          | River      |        | rains - at 2600 cfs      |
|        |          |            |        | (1679.6 MGD) at 12:15 PM |
|        |          |            |        | on 11/13/02; intake      |
|        |          |            |        | water level still above  |
|        |          |            |        | 1999 drought levels;     |
|        |          |            |        | maintaining normal       |
|        |          |            |        | pumping rates.           |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Front    | South      | N      | **B**: Implemented       |
| 187406 | Royal    | Fork,      |        | mandatory restrictions   |
|        |          | Shenandoah |        | per Governor\'s policy.  |
|        |          | River      |        | Stream flows have        |
|        |          |            |        | increased significantly. |
|        |          |            |        | Running 14-day average   |
|        |          |            |        | is well above 30% mean   |
|        |          |            |        | stream flow \[64.31%     |
|        |          |            |        | with mean stream flow at |
|        |          |            |        | 992 cfs (640.8 MGD) on   |
|        |          |            |        | 11/13/02\]. 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.  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | High     | Springs    | M      | **S**: Spring yields     |
| 187522 | Knob     | and wells  |        | have dropped             |
|        | Sub      |            |        | significantly and wells  |
|        | division |            |        | are being increasingly   |
|        |          |            |        | relied upon to meet      |
|        |          |            |        | water demand.            |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Harri    | Riven      | N      | **B**: Sufficient water  |
| 660345 | sonburg, | Rock_Dry   |        | over the intakes, Silver |
|        | City of  | River,     |        | Lake and Dry River not   |
|        |          | North      |        | in use. Switzer, Riven   |
|        |          | River,     |        | Rock, and North River in |
|        |          | Silver     |        | use and levels continue  |
|        |          | Lake       |        | to rise. The WTP         |
|        |          |            |        | operator reported that   |
|        |          |            |        | there was noticeable     |
|        |          |            |        | turbidity in the North   |
|        |          |            |        | river for the first time |
|        |          |            |        | in recent months.        |
|        |          |            |        | Switzer Dam is full.     |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Roanoke  | Carvins    | M      | **B**: Reservoir level   |
| 770650 | City -   | Cove       |        | 28.5\' below spillway    |
|        | Carvins  | Reserv     |        | (29% of supply           |
|        | Cove     | oir/Tinker |        | remaining).              |
|        |          | Cre        |        | Approximately 215 days   |
|        |          | ek/Catawba |        | of storage remaining at  |
|        |          | Creek      |        | 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 (3-4 MGD) 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.      |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 2      | Staunton | North      | N      | **B**: The dam is        |
| 790600 |          | River Dam, |        | overflowing and they are |
|        |          | Middle     |        | using 1.8 MGD from the   |
|        |          | River      |        | dam. The Middle River    |
|        |          |            |        | water level is up enough |
|        |          |            |        | to use but is not        |
|        |          |            |        | needed.                  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 3      | James    | 30 wells   | V      | **S**: No significant    |
| 095490 | City     |            |        | impact on water levels   |
|        | Service  |            |        | in wells. Conservation   |
|        | A        |            |        | due to high demands in   |
|        | uthority |            |        | distribution system.     |
|        | Central  |            |        |                          |
|        | System   |            |        |                          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 3      | Jarratt  | Nottoway   | N      | **S**: No quality or     |
| 183550 |          | River      |        | quantity problems noted. |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 3      | Ches     | Western    | M      | **B**: This portion of   |
| 550050 | apeake - | Branch     |        | the city is consecutive  |
|        | Western  | system     |        | to (receives water from) |
|        | Branch   |            |        | the city of Portsmouth.  |
|        | system   |            |        | 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     | NW River   | M      | **B**: As of 11/13,      |
| 550051 | apeake - | system     |        | chlorides levels in the  |
|        | NW River |            |        | Northwest River average  |
|        | system   |            |        | 78 mg/l with a low of 65 |
|        |          |            |        | and a high of 96 mg/l.   |
|        |          |            |        | Plant production         |
|        |          |            |        | averaged 8.7 MGD for the |
|        |          |            |        | past week. The ASR       |
|        |          |            |        | facility was in use once |
|        |          |            |        | during this period. 2.1  |
|        |          |            |        | inches of rainfall fell  |
|        |          |            |        | thus far this month.     |
|        |          |            |        | 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      | Ches     | South      | M      | **B**: This portion of   |
| 550052 | apeake - | Norfolk    |        | the city is consecutive  |
|        | South    | system     |        | to (receives water from) |
|        | Norfolk  |            |        | the city of Norfolk.     |
|        | system   |            |        | 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.  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 3      | Emporia  | Meherrin   | V      | **S**: Water is still    |
| 595250 |          | River      |        | flowing over the dam.    |
|        |          |            |        | The power plant has been |
|        |          |            |        | operating, while         |
|        |          |            |        | maintaining a full       |
|        |          |            |        | reservoir.               |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 3      | Ft.      | Big Bethel | V      | **S**: Reservoirs are    |
| 650150 | Monroe   | Reservoir  |        | full.                    |
|        |          | System     |        |                          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 3      | Vi       | Appomattox | M      | **S**: No problems with  |
| 670800 | rginia-A | R          |        | water quantity. Due to   |
|        | merican, | iver/James |        | recent rains, flows have |
|        | Hopewell | River      |        | increased in the James   |
|        |          |            |        | River. Despite the rain, |
|        |          |            |        | flows are still low in   |
|        |          |            |        | the Appomattox River as  |
|        |          |            |        | the Lake Chesdin         |
|        |          |            |        | reservoir is continuing  |
|        |          |            |        | to fill. Dissolved       |
|        |          |            |        | minerals have decreased, |
|        |          |            |        | but are still having     |
|        |          |            |        | 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 EO 33 on       |
|        |          |            |        | September 10.            |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 3      | Newport  | Chi        | M      | **B**: As of 11/13/02,   |
| 700500 | News     | ckahominy, |        | the reservoirs were 64%  |
|        |          | Little     |        | full (in the previous    |
|        |          | Creek,     |        | report the reservoirs    |
|        |          | Diascund,  |        | were 61% full) gaining a |
|        |          | Skiffes    |        | 1% about every 3 days.   |
|        |          | Creek,     |        | Chickahominy pump        |
|        |          | Harwoods   |        | station maxed out at it  |
|        |          | Mill and   |        | arbitrary limit of 40    |
|        |          | Lee Hall   |        | MGD. Able to store 25    |
|        |          | Reservoirs |        | MGD (to Little Creek) as |
|        |          |            |        | well as supply the two   |
|        |          |            |        | plants. Went to          |
|        |          |            |        | Voluntary Conservation   |
|        |          |            |        | effective 07/25/02.      |
|        |          |            |        | **Mandatory              |
|        |          |            |        | Conservation** effective |
|        |          |            |        | 10/18/02. RO plant back  |
|        |          |            |        | up to producing about 4  |
|        |          |            |        | MGD. Rains throughout    |
|        |          |            |        | the two major basins     |
|        |          |            |        | helping. May hit 70% by  |
|        |          |            |        | the weekend and 78% by   |
|        |          |            |        | the end of the month     |
|        |          |            |        | (reservoir capacity).    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 3      | Norfolk  | Lake       | N      | **B**: As of 11/12,      |
| 710100 |          | Prince,    |        | reservoirs are at 86.0%  |
|        |          | Lake Burnt |        | of total capacity. This  |
|        |          | Mills,     |        | is a 1.0% increase since |
|        |          | Western    |        | 11/04. Historic          |
|        |          | Branch     |        | reservoir capacity at    |
|        |          | reservoir, |        | this time of year is     |
|        |          | Nottoway   |        | 78.8%. Reservoirs are    |
|        |          | River,     |        | the Western Branch       |
|        |          | Blackwater |        | Reservoir, Lake Prince,  |
|        |          | River, 4   |        | Burnt Mills Reservoir,   |
|        |          | western    |        | and the in-town lakes.   |
|        |          | wells;     |        | Surface water sources    |
|        |          | Little     |        | pumped into the          |
|        |          | Creek      |        | reservoirs are Lake      |
|        |          | reservoir, |        | Gaston, Nottoway River   |
|        |          | Lakes      |        | and Blackwater River.    |
|        |          | Smith,     |        | There are also four      |
|        |          | Lawson,    |        | groundwater wells, which |
|        |          | W          |        | discharge to the         |
|        |          | hitehurst, |        | reservoirs. Avg. pumping |
|        |          | and        |        | into the reservoirs from |
|        |          | Wright.    |        | Lake Gaston = 31.7 MGD;  |
|        |          | Lake       |        | Blackwater River = 23.9  |
|        |          | Gaston.    |        | MGD; Nottoway River =    |
|        |          |            |        | 21.7 MGD. Deep wells = 0 |
|        |          |            |        | MGD (pumps off 09/24).   |
|        |          |            |        | Estimated 199 days of    |
|        |          |            |        | storage on reservoirs    |
|        |          |            |        | alone with no pumpage    |
|        |          |            |        | from the surface water   |
|        |          |            |        | sources or wells into    |
|        |          |            |        | the reservoirs.          |
|        |          |            |        | Currently not under      |
|        |          |            |        | locally imposed          |
|        |          |            |        | conservation measures.   |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 3      | Po       | Lakes      | M      | **B**: As of 11/12,      |
| 740600 | rtsmouth | Cohoon,    |        | reservoirs are at 67% of |
|        |          | Meade,     |        | useful capacity. This is |
|        |          | Kilby, and |        | a 6% increase since      |
|        |          | Speights   |        | 10/28. Historic avg.     |
|        |          | Run        |        | capacity for this time   |
|        |          |            |        | of year is 85% and the   |
|        |          |            |        | monthly median is 91%.   |
|        |          |            |        | Both emergency wells are |
|        |          |            |        | ON, pumping an average   |
|        |          |            |        | of 6.2 MGD. Est. days of |
|        |          |            |        | reservoir storage        |
|        |          |            |        | remaining at current raw |
|        |          |            |        | water pumpage of 14.97   |
|        |          |            |        | MGD is about 160 days.   |
|        |          |            |        | City Council voted to    |
|        |          |            |        | establish Mandatory      |
|        |          |            |        | Conservation (Condition  |
|        |          |            |        | II) at meeting of        |
|        |          |            |        | 07/09/02. The city       |
|        |          |            |        | lifted the interim       |
|        |          |            |        | surcharges on excess     |
|        |          |            |        | water usage effective 8  |
|        |          |            |        | Nov. The city is getting |
|        |          |            |        | ready to begin           |
|        |          |            |        | construction of a raw    |
|        |          |            |        | water line to bring      |
|        |          |            |        | Norfolk raw water to a   |
|        |          |            |        | Portsmouth reservoir.    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 3      | City of  | Route 17   | V      | **B**: 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      | City of  | Central    | V      | **B**: As of 11/13,      |
| 800805 | Suffolk  | System     |        | reservoir system is 55%  |
|        |          |            |        | full in Crumps Mill.     |
|        |          |            |        | This is a 22% increase   |
|        |          |            |        | from the last report.    |
|        |          |            |        | Suffolk has been pumping |
|        |          |            |        | from Crumps Mill to Lone |
|        |          |            |        | Star. Lone Star Lakes is |
|        |          |            |        | at 88 % full a 3%        |
|        |          |            |        | increase. Lone Star      |
|        |          |            |        | makes up the majority of |
|        |          |            |        | the Northern Lakes. The  |
|        |          |            |        | Southern Lakes were at   |
|        |          |            |        | 29%. This is a 3%        |
|        |          |            |        | increase from the last   |
|        |          |            |        | report. Rainfall         |
|        |          |            |        | received for the period  |
|        |          |            |        | is 1.73 inches. The      |
|        |          |            |        | average demand was 4.9   |
|        |          |            |        | MGD for the period. The  |
|        |          |            |        | city also purchase       |
|        |          |            |        | 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      | Will     | Waller     | V      | **B:** As of 11/13/02,   |
| 830850 | iamsburg | Mill       |        | Waller Mill reservoir is |
|        |          | Reservoir  |        | 20 inches below the      |
|        |          |            |        | spillway. (last report   |
|        |          |            |        | was 22\") Continuing to  |
|        |          |            |        | purchase 2.2 MGD raw     |
|        |          |            |        | water from Newport News. |
|        |          |            |        | Supplemental well (361   |
|        |          |            |        | gpm/0.52 MGD) has been   |
|        |          |            |        | pumping to the reservoir |
|        |          |            |        | for about 22 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      | Ap       | Lake       | M      | **B**: Water is flowing  |
| 041035 | pomattox | Chesdin    |        | over the dam (as of      |
|        | River    |            |        | 11/1/02). It is          |
|        | Water    |            |        | currently about 6 inches |
|        | A        |            |        | over the dam. A week     |
|        | uthority |            |        | ago, the level was 3     |
|        |          |            |        | inches over the top of   |
|        |          |            |        | the dam. Wholesale water |
|        |          |            |        | provided - but following |
|        |          |            |        | the Governor\'s EO for   |
|        |          |            |        | mandatory conservation.  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 4      | Swift    | Swift      | M      | **B**: The reservoir     |
| 041845 | Creek    | Creek      |        | level is 175.5 feet. The |
|        | WTP      | Reservoir  |        | level is 1.0 feet higher |
|        | (Ches    |            |        | than it was a week ago   |
|        | terfield |            |        | and 1.5 feet below the   |
|        | County)  |            |        | top of the dam.          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 4      | Gl       | Beaverdam  | V      | **B**: The Beaverdam     |
| 073311 | oucester | Reservoir  |        | Reservoir water overflow |
|        |          |            |        | elevation is 40.5 feet.  |
|        |          |            |        | The reservoir is not     |
|        |          |            |        | overflowing. The water   |
|        |          |            |        | level was 40.0 on        |
|        |          |            |        | November 12, 2002 and is |
|        |          |            |        | rising. 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 - following the        |
|        |          |            |        | Governor\'s guidelines   |
|        |          |            |        | for conservation.        |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 4      | P        | G          | N      | **S**: Sydnor continues  |
| 075630 | agebrook | roundwater |        | to haul 2 tanker loads   |
|        | (Go      |            |        | of water per week (5,000 |
|        | ochland) |            |        | gallons).                |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 4      | James    | Beaverdam  | M      | **B**: The flow in the   |
| 075735 | River    | Creek and  |        | primary source of water  |
|        | Corr     | the James  |        | (Beaverdam Creek) is     |
|        | ectional | River      |        | about 24 inches over the |
|        | Center   |            |        | top of the dam. One week |
|        |          |            |        | ago, the level was 5     |
|        |          |            |        | inches over the top of   |
|        |          |            |        | the dam.                 |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 4      | Hanover  | North Anna | M      | **S**: Hanover County    |
| 085398 | County   | River ,    |        | has an ordinance in      |
|        |          | wells, and |        | place with triggers for  |
|        |          | purchased  |        | mandatory water          |
|        |          | water from |        | restrictions. Mandatory  |
|        |          | the City   |        | water conservation is    |
|        |          | of         |        | triggered if (1) either  |
|        |          | Richmond   |        | 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.                    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 4      | Henrico  | purchased  | M      | **S**: Henrico County    |
| 087125 | 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.         |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 4      | City of  | James      | M      | **B**: The current flow  |
| 760100 | Richmond | River      |        | in the James River is    |
|        |          |            |        | way up due to the recent |
|        |          |            |        | rains. The current flow  |
|        |          |            |        | rate is approximately    |
|        |          |            |        | 24,400 cfs. Normal flow  |
|        |          |            |        | for this time of year is |
|        |          |            |        | about 2,500 cfs.         |
|        |          |            |        | Richmond is having no    |
|        |          |            |        | problems with water      |
|        |          |            |        | withdrawals. The City    |
|        |          |            |        | went to mandatory water  |
|        |          |            |        | conservation on August   |
|        |          |            |        | 27, 2002.                |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Amelia   | Well       | M      | **S**: Existing well     |
| 007030 | Academy  | N          |        | remains low. They        |
|        |          | o.1(bored) |        | control the pump rate at |
|        |          |            |        | 1.25 gpm. We are         |
|        |          |            |        | awaiting plans for       |
|        |          |            |        | connection of their new  |
|        |          |            |        | well and will allow      |
|        |          |            |        | it\'s emergency          |
|        |          |            |        | connection if it should  |
|        |          |            |        | become necessary.        |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Buffalo    | N      | **B**: Mill Creek        |
| 009050 | Amherst  | River      |        | Reservoir is down about  |
|        |          |            |        | 2.25\". Recent rain has  |
|        |          |            |        | allowed Town to close    |
|        |          |            |        | reservoir valve. This    |
|        |          |            |        | will increase reservoir  |
|        |          |            |        | storage. Town is drawing |
|        |          |            |        | all water from Buffalo   |
|        |          |            |        | Creek. Approximately     |
|        |          |            |        | 18\"6 inches is          |
|        |          |            |        | overflowing spillway.    |
|        |          |            |        | Town is planning to      |
|        |          |            |        | drill a well to          |
|        |          |            |        | supplement supply.       |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Amherst  | Graham     | M      | **B**: Drawing 100% from |
| 009250 | County   | Creek      |        | creek. Reservoir is      |
|        | Service  | Res.,      |        | full. Emergency line     |
|        | A        | Harris     |        | from the James River was |
|        | uthority | Creek      |        | completed on 9/16.       |
|        |          |            |        | **Stopped pumping from   |
|        |          |            |        | James River on           |
|        |          |            |        | 10/28/02.** Started      |
|        |          |            |        | mandatory water          |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions July 24,    |
|        |          |            |        | 2002.                    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Eagle    | Unnamed    | N      | **S**: Reservoir is down |
| 019250 | Eyrie    | Reservoir  |        | 9.5\'. Engineer          |
|        |          |            |        | estimates 50 days of     |
|        |          |            |        | storage. Studying the    |
|        |          |            |        | use of wells to          |
|        |          |            |        | supplement supply.       |
|        |          |            |        | **Identified leak on the |
|        |          |            |        | waterline from intake to |
|        |          |            |        | plant. Repaired leak.**  |
|        |          |            |        | Planning to drill well   |
|        |          |            |        | next week to supplement  |
|        |          |            |        | reservoir. Long term     |
|        |          |            |        | plan is to connect to    |
|        |          |            |        | BCPSA                    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | High     | Smith      | N      | **B**: Recent rains have |
| 019400 | Point    | Mountain   |        | improved lake level.     |
|        | Sub      | Lake       |        |                          |
|        | division |            |        |                          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Great      | N      | **S**: Great Creek       |
| 025450 | Lawre    | Creek      |        | Reservoir is at maximum  |
|        | nceville |            |        | pool with a good         |
|        |          |            |        | overflow.                |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Bu       | T          | N      | **B**: Reservoir is      |
| 029085 | ckingham | roublesome |        | 9.75-inches above the    |
|        | County   | Creek      |        | spillway. They have      |
|        | Wa       | Reservoir  |        | removed all water        |
|        | terworks |            |        | restrictions.            |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Staunton   | V      | **B**: Using Staunton    |
| 031050 | A        | River,     |        | River as primary source. |
|        | ltavista | Reed Creek |        | Recent rain has improved |
|        |          |            |        | flows in the creek and   |
|        |          |            |        | river. Planning to draw  |
|        |          |            |        | form the creek.          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | CCUSA    | Otter      | N      | **B**: 12\" above intake |
| 031150 |          | River      |        | screen, Terminal         |
|        |          |            |        | Reservoir is full.       |
|        |          |            |        | Recent rain on watershed |
|        |          |            |        | has greatly improved     |
|        |          |            |        | reservoir levels.        |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Phelps     | N      | **B**: Over one inch of  |
| 031175 | B        | Creek      |        | rain. Reservoir is       |
|        | rookneal | Reservoir  |        | overflowing. Estimated   |
|        |          |            |        | reserve below spillway   |
|        |          |            |        | 287 days.                |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Dan      | Falling    | N      | **B**: Approximately 2   |
| 031200 | River,   | River      |        | inches of water over     |
|        | Inc. -   |            |        | spillway, though intakes |
|        | B        |            |        | still adequately         |
|        | rookneal |            |        | covered. Going to        |
|        | Plant    |            |        | connect to Town of       |
|        |          |            |        | Brookneal water system   |
|        |          |            |        | for drinking water.      |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Spring     | N      | **S**: Reservoir is at   |
| 037300 | K        | Creek      |        | full pond and            |
|        | eysville | I          |        | overflowing. They no     |
|        |          | mpoundment |        | longer have water use    |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions.            |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Blackwater | N      | **B**: Have 12 inches    |
| 067840 | Rocky    | Creek      |        | overflow at the check    |
|        | Mount    |            |        | dam (without plate in    |
|        |          |            |        | place at check dam that  |
|        |          |            |        | is used during low flow  |
|        |          |            |        | periods) so much         |
|        |          |            |        | improved with recent     |
|        |          |            |        | rainfall; The Town is    |
|        |          |            |        | not under any sort of    |
|        |          |            |        | conservation.            |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Banister   | N      | **S**: The reservoir     |
| 083550 | Halifax  | River      |        | level is at full pond    |
|        |          |            |        | and overflowing.         |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Fi       | Smith      | M      | **S**: Flow subject to   |
| 089376 | eldcrest | River      |        | release from Philpott    |
|        | Cannon   |            |        | Dam.                     |
|        | WTP      |            |        |                          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Ma       | Marrowbone | N      | **B**: Creek flowing     |
| 089487 | rrowbone | Creek      |        | over check dam and plant |
|        | Cr. WTP  |            |        | operating at design      |
|        |          |            |        | capacity of 1 MGD. Not   |
|        |          |            |        | pumping from upstream    |
|        |          |            |        | reservoir; Local         |
|        |          |            |        | mandatory conservation   |
|        |          |            |        | measures in place since  |
|        |          |            |        | 7/16/02 lifted & now     |
|        |          |            |        | using single             |
|        |          |            |        | interconnection with     |
|        |          |            |        | City of Martinsville to  |
|        |          |            |        | supplement system.       |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Upper    | Smith      | M      | **S**: Flow subject to   |
| 089852 | Smith    | River      |        | release from Philpott    |
|        | River    |            |        | Dam.                     |
|        | WTP      |            |        |                          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Flat Rock  | N      | **S**: The reservoir is  |
| 111450 | K        | Creek &    |        | full. They are able to   |
|        | enbridge | reservoir  |        | pump from much improved  |
|        |          |            |        | flow in the creek.       |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Nottoway   | N      | **S**: Water is flowing  |
| 111800 | Victoria | Falls &    |        | over dams (\>2-inches).  |
|        |          | Lunenburg  |        | No water restrictions    |
|        |          | Lake       |        |                          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Kerr Lake  | N      | **S**: Kerr Lake is      |
| 117310 | Cla      |            |        | approximately 3 inches   |
|        | rksville |            |        | above normal pool.       |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Nottoway   | N      | **S**: Nottoway          |
| 135100 | Bl       | River      |        | Reservoir is full with a |
|        | ackstone | Reservoir  |        | good overflow.           |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | 7 wells    | M      | **S**: One well has lost |
| 135110 | Bu       |            |        | production others showed |
|        | rkeville |            |        | signs of stress. Water   |
|        |          |            |        | conservation is still in |
|        |          |            |        | place.                   |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Lazerretto | N      | **S**: Reservoir is      |
| 135160 | Crewe    | Cre        |        | 5-inches above the       |
|        |          | ek/Crystal |        | overflow. Restrictions   |
|        |          | Lake       |        | were lifted with         |
|        |          |            |        | Governors announcement.  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | South Mayo | N      | **S**: About 5 inches    |
| 141640 | Stuart   | River      |        | overflowing spillway.    |
|        |          |            |        | Recent rain improved     |
|        |          |            |        | river flow. Completed    |
|        |          |            |        | pump test and sampling   |
|        |          |            |        | of two previously        |
|        |          |            |        | approved inactive wells. |
|        |          |            |        | Planning to interconnect |
|        |          |            |        | wells to system.         |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | C          | M      | **B**: Creek flow        |
| 143114 | Chatham  | herrystone |        | adequate to allow        |
|        |          | Creek      |        | operation of WTP at full |
|        |          |            |        | capacity\--no supplement |
|        |          |            |        | from upstream reservoir  |
|        |          |            |        | necessary at this time.  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Georges    | N      | **B**: Town reservoir    |
| 143210 | Gretna   | Creek      |        | full and overflowing; No |
|        |          | Reservoir  |        | longer pumping from      |
|        |          |            |        | temporary impoundment of |
|        |          |            |        | tributary to Whitethorn  |
|        |          |            |        | Creek or from Elba       |
|        |          |            |        | spring into the          |
|        |          |            |        | reservoir. Town lifted   |
|        |          |            |        | water restrictions on    |
|        |          |            |        | 11/5/02 (these mandatory |
|        |          |            |        | conservation measures    |
|        |          |            |        | were established         |
|        |          |            |        | 8/7/02).                 |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Appomattox | N      | **S**: The river depth   |
| 147450 | F        | River      |        | is above their staff     |
|        | armville |            |        | gauge. This is almost    |
|        |          |            |        | out of the bank. They    |
|        |          |            |        | believe they are lifting |
|        |          |            |        | restrictions today.      |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | City of  | Stoney     | M      | **B**: Reservoir is      |
| 515050 | Bedford  | Creek      |        | overflowing. Recent rain |
|        |          | Reservoir  |        | has significantly        |
|        |          |            |        | increased reservoir      |
|        |          |            |        | level. City is no longer |
|        |          |            |        | using wells or river to  |
|        |          |            |        | supplement reservoir.    |
|        |          |            |        | City went to mandatory   |
|        |          |            |        | conservation.            |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | City of  | Dan River, | N      | **B**: City is having no |
| 590100 | Danville | Schofield  |        | problems meeting their   |
|        |          | Dam        |        | demand. Flow improving   |
|        |          |            |        | with recent rainfall     |
|        |          |            |        | received.                |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | City of  | Pedlar     | N      | **B**: Pedlar Reservoir  |
| 680200 | L        | Reservoir  |        | is 84\" down. **No       |
|        | ynchburg |            |        | longer drawing water     |
|        |          |            |        | from the James River.**  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | City of  | Beaver     | V      | **B**: Reservoir was     |
| 690400 | Mart     | Creek      |        | 8.8\' below spillway     |
|        | insville | Reservoir  |        | last week, but           |
|        |          |            |        | additional rain received |
|        |          |            |        | will help. In order to   |
|        |          |            |        | help reduce loss in      |
|        |          |            |        | reservoir, the City      |
|        |          |            |        | continues to use         |
|        |          |            |        | Leatherwood source along |
|        |          |            |        | with reservoir and is    |
|        |          |            |        | pumping at \~2 MGD from  |
|        |          |            |        | this source. It has been |
|        |          |            |        | holding up since recent  |
|        |          |            |        | rainfall. City           |
|        |          |            |        | implemented voluntary    |
|        |          |            |        | conservation measures on |
|        |          |            |        | 8/27/02.                 |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 5      | Town of  | Dan River  | N      | **S**: The Dan River is  |
| 780600 | South    |            |        | a deeper than normal,    |
|        | Boston   |            |        | \>5 feet deep at the     |
|        |          |            |        | intake screen.           |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Caroline | C          | M      | **S**: Hauling water     |
| 033100 |          | ampbell\'s |        | (approx. 10,000 GPD)     |
|        |          | Creek      |        | from county system.      |
|        |          | (gr        |        | Recently drilled well    |
|        |          | oundwater) |        | has yield of 17 gpm and  |
|        |          |            |        | samples have been sent   |
|        |          |            |        | to DCLS for complete     |
|        |          |            |        | chemical/bacti analyses. |
|        |          |            |        | Fe/Mn treatment          |
|        |          |            |        | required. Waterline      |
|        |          |            |        | extension from county    |
|        |          |            |        | being considered.        |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Lake     | Lake       | M      | **B**: Lake Caroline is  |
| 033425 | Caroline | Caroline   |        | 13 inches below normal   |
|        |          |            |        | level. Estimated 360-day |
|        |          |            |        | supply remaining.        |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | Lake       | N      | **B**: No problems at    |
| 047500 | Culpeper | Pelham     |        | this time. Reservoir is  |
|        |          |            |        | near normal level for    |
|        |          |            |        | this time of year.       |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | FCWA     | Occoquan   | N      | **B**: Reservoir 100%    |
| 059500 | -Lorton/ | Reservoir  |        | full, 8.0 billion        |
|        | Occoquan |            |        | gallons usable storage.  |
|        | WTPs     |            |        | All of FCWA service area |
|        |          |            |        | is on "watch" status.    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | FCWA-    | Potomac    | N      | **B**: Jennings Randolph |
| 059501 | Corbalis | River      |        | and Little Seneca        |
|        | WTP      |            |        | reservoirs in the        |
|        |          |            |        | Potomac River watershed  |
|        |          |            |        | are at 89% full and 84%  |
|        |          |            |        | full, respectively, on   |
|        |          |            |        | 11/11/02. Flow in        |
|        |          |            |        | Potomac River at Little  |
|        |          |            |        | Falls (downstream of the |
|        |          |            |        | Wash. Met. intakes) on   |
|        |          |            |        | 11/13/02 was 6800 MGD.   |
|        |          |            |        | Releases from upstream   |
|        |          |            |        | Jennings Randolph        |
|        |          |            |        | Reservoir were halted on |
|        |          |            |        | September 23. 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.     |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Nort     | G          | M      | **S**: Significant       |
| 061320 | hwestern | roundwater |        | decline in well yield.   |
|        | El       | (1 well)   |        | Currently hauling water  |
|        | ementary |            |        | to meet demand.          |
|        | School   |            |        | Inspection of nearby     |
|        |          |            |        | existing well conducted  |
|        |          |            |        | several weeks ago. CFO   |
|        |          |            |        | working rapidly with     |
|        |          |            |        | owner to connect well.   |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | Warrenton  | N      | **B**: No problems at    |
| 061600 | W        | Reservoir  |        | this time. Main          |
|        | arrenton |            |        | reservoir is near normal |
|        |          |            |        | level for this time of   |
|        |          |            |        | year.                    |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | GWUDISW    | V      | **B**: Spring flow       |
| 107200 | H        | (Spring)   |        | remains stable at 5 gpm. |
|        | illsboro | and newly  |        | New well drilled July    |
|        |          | drilled    |        | 6-8, 2002, using DWSRF   |
|        |          | well       |        | planning grant money     |
|        |          |            |        | shows yield approx. of 8 |
|        |          |            |        | gpm. Well temporarily    |
|        |          |            |        | connected to system. CFO |
|        |          |            |        | continues to work with   |
|        |          |            |        | town to get well         |
|        |          |            |        | permanently connected.   |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Leesburg | Potomac    | V      | **B**: Current river     |
| 107300 |          | River      |        | level at 188.9 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 web-site.        |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Purc     | Hirst      | V      | **B**: Front lake 2.0    |
| 107600 | ellville | Reservoirs |        | feet below full; back    |
|        |          |            |        | lake is 3.9 feet below   |
|        |          |            |        | full. Drought \"watch\"  |
|        |          |            |        | status still in effect.  |
|        |          |            |        | Mandatory restrictions   |
|        |          |            |        | go into effect when      |
|        |          |            |        | front lake reaches 5     |
|        |          |            |        | feet below normal.       |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | White Oak  | M      | **B**: Stream flow is    |
| 113200 | Madison  | Run        |        | low, but no adverse      |
|        |          |            |        | impact on water          |
|        |          |            |        | treatment plant to this  |
|        |          |            |        | point.                   |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Town of  | Rapidan    | M      | **B**: Stream flow has   |
| 137500 | Orange   | River      |        | increased dramatically,  |
|        |          |            |        | to about 50 MGD. Some    |
|        |          |            |        | water use restrictions   |
|        |          |            |        | lifted, outdoor use      |
|        |          |            |        | still banned. Temporary  |
|        |          |            |        | raw water pumps are      |
|        |          |            |        | available for use when   |
|        |          |            |        | flow recedes away from   |
|        |          |            |        | intake structure. Dam    |
|        |          |            |        | repair is complete       |
|        |          |            |        | except for minor         |
|        |          |            |        | details. Estimated that  |
|        |          |            |        | 400,000 GPD was lost     |
|        |          |            |        | through existing dam     |
|        |          |            |        | prior to repair. Work on |
|        |          |            |        | emergency raw water      |
|        |          |            |        | sources currently not    |
|        |          |            |        | critical due to improved |
|        |          |            |        | river flow. Town to      |
|        |          |            |        | press ahead on design    |
|        |          |            |        | and construction of raw  |
|        |          |            |        | water storage basins on  |
|        |          |            |        | plant site.              |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Wi       | Rapidan    | M      | **B**: Stream flow is    |
| 137500 | lderness | River      |        | low, but has increased   |
|        | WTP      |            |        | in recent days.          |
|        |          |            |        | Temporary pumps are      |
|        |          |            |        | available to get water   |
|        |          |            |        | to intake structure.     |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | Q        | Lunga      | N      | **B**: Water Level:      |
| 153675 | uantico- | Reservoir/ |        | Lunga 25 inches below    |
|        | Mainside | Br         |        | overflow; Breckenridge   |
|        |          | eckenridge |        | 10 inches below full.    |
|        |          | reservoir  |        |                          |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | City of  | Goose      | N      | **B**: Goose Creek       |
| 600100 | Fairfax  | Cr         |        | Reservior is 2-3 inches  |
|        |          | eek/Beaver |        | over top of dam, and     |
|        |          | Dam        |        | Beaver Dam Reservoir is  |
|        |          |            |        | 7.5 feet below full.     |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | City of  | Motts      | M      | **B**: City of           |
| 630050 | Freder   | Run/Ra     |        | Fredericksburg           |
|        | icksburg | ppahannock |        | (consecutive system to   |
|        |          | River      |        | Spotsylvania County) has |
|        |          |            |        | asked for mandatory      |
|        |          |            |        | conservation based on    |
|        |          |            |        | Spotsylvania County\'s   |
|        |          |            |        | action.                  |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 6      | City of  | Lake       | N      | **B**: Current Water     |
| 685100 | Manassas | Manassas   |        | Level: 286.66 feet; Max  |
|        |          | (Broad     |        | is 290 feet. Mean        |
|        |          | Run)       |        | elevation for November   |
|        |          |            |        | is 287.39 feet. Stage 1  |
|        |          |            |        | conservation (voluntary) |
|        |          |            |        | starts at reservoir      |
|        |          |            |        | elevation 279.72 feet.   |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 61     | Spot     | Ni River   | M      | **B**: Spotsylvania      |
| 77280, | sylvania | Reservoir  |        | County declared a water  |
| 6      | County   | and Motts  |        | emergency in mid         |
| 177300 |          | Run/Ra     |        | November 2001 and        |
|        |          | ppahannock |        | instituted mandatory     |
|        |          | River      |        | conservation. Ni River   |
|        |          |            |        | Reservoir is 56% full    |
|        |          |            |        | (54 inches below         |
|        |          |            |        | normal). Motts Run       |
|        |          |            |        | Reservoir is 92% full    |
|        |          |            |        | (1.6 feet below normal). |
|        |          |            |        | Flow in Rappahannock     |
|        |          |            |        | River is at 43% mean     |
|        |          |            |        | annual flow. Estimated   |
|        |          |            |        | approximately 365 supply |
|        |          |            |        | remaining.               |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+
| 61     | Stafford | Smith Lake | M      | **B**: Smith Lake is 89  |
| 79100, | County   | and Abel   |        | inches below normal and  |
| 6      |          | Lake       |        | Abel Lake is 78.5 inches |
| 179775 |          |            |        | below normal. Estimated  |
|        |          |            |        | 279-day supply           |
|        |          |            |        | remaining.               |
+--------+----------+------------+--------+--------------------------+