A proposed conservation tier would let new single-family connections bring 0.37 acre-feet of water rights instead of the standard 0.50 in exchange for a rate with higher charges on heavy use.
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The developer's proposed master plan identifies a potential range of 300 to 700 single-family homes, 1,450 to 2,700 multifamily units and about 88 acres of commercial development, and staff list open items in the draft agreements.
