A comprehensive resource containing more than 400 water conservation documents and Web site links is now available to all water users through the District's new on-line conservation resource . The resource was developed as a result of the District's Water Conservation Strategic Plan as a tool to raise awareness of water conservation. Visitors can access information on conservation activities within the District, agricultural and commercial conservation programs, District brochures and publications, models for identifying the potential costs and savings of conservation, Xeriscape , the Water Conservation Task Force, the District's Urban Mobile Lab for leak detection, District watering restrictions, and water conservation tips. The District Library Catalog also allows users to do a key word search of local, state, national and global conservation materials.
Related links provide direct access to other conservation Web sites.
The web pages were introduced at the Water Conservation Summit in April. The on-line resource was demonstrated and summit participants had the opportunity to access the database using a bank of available computers. The summit and information resource were developed with the guidance of the District's Water Conservation Task Force. The task force is composed of local officials, representative water users and other stakeholders.