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Home My WebLink AboutMETROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (5)M-'f i MWD METROPOI, I IAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOTHERN CALIFORNIA Public Works Agency City of Santa Ana 220 South Daisy Avenue, Building A Santa Ana, California 92703 Attention Mr. Lee Harry Water Resources Manager Gentlemen: Letter Agreement No. 6222 for Participation in .an Irrigation Syo_tgm Efficiency IMPLOveMent PrQjert When signed by both parties, this letter will serve as an agreement (Agreement) between The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Metropolitan) and the City of Santa Ana (Santa Ana). This Agreement is to be funded by Metropolitan and Santa Ana. Metropolitan's funding is provided through the Conservation Credits Program which is designed to assist member and subagencies in conserving water supplies. 2120ject .-eacription 1. Santa Ana has submitted a proposal to perform the following activities at eight city park sites: (1) remove existing irrigation controllers at eight park sites; (2) install and commission Calsense satellite irrigation controllers with flow sensing and moisture sensing capabilities (System); (3) connect satellite controllers to Santa Ana's existing central irrigation computer control system; and (4) provide monthly water use records for a period of two years following installation of satellite controllers (Project). The Project description is marked Exhibit A and is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference. Under the terms of this Agreement, Santa Ana will perform tasks as outlined in Exhibit A. Term 2. This Agreement will be effective upon final execution. Santa Ana will begin work on Project within 60 days after execution of Agreement. Santa Ana will complete all work and THE &TROPOVTAN WATER 91STRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIfORNIA City of Santa Ana provide all final verification from the date of execution, or A has been completed, whichever this Agreement may be extended Agreement i i a o -2-- to Metropolitan within 32 months when all work described in Exhibit occurs first (Term). The Term of at the discretion of Metropolitan. 3. Me. Alice Webb is appointed Agreement Administrator for Metropolitan for the purpose of administering this Agreement and making any decisions in connection therewith on behalf of Metropolitan. Metropolitan reserves the right to change the designated Agreement Administrator upon providing written notice to Santa Ana. 4. Mr. Lee Harry is appointed Agreement Administrator for Santa Ana for the purpose of administering this Agreement and making decisions in connection therewith on behalf of Santa Ana. Santa Ana reserves the right to change the designated Agreement Administrator upon providing written notice to Metropolitan. Pr _ject_Fund�ng 5. The total cost of Project is estimated to be $69,588. These costs will be shared with Metropolitan contributing 50 percent, and Santa Ana providing the remaining 50 percent of total Project costs. Within 60 days after execution of this Agreement, Metropolitan will provide $6,959 to Santa Ana. This represents an advance (Advance) of 10 percent of the total estimated funding. These funds will be transferred by means of a credit on Metropolitan's water service billing to Santa Ana. G. Santa Ana will submit invoices for work performed on a bimonthly basis during the periods of purchase, installation and commissioning of the System. Bimonthly requests for reimbursement must be accompanied by documentation of expenditures. Ten percent or $3,479 of Metropolitan's total contribution will be withheld from payment until receipt of final report. Payments will be transferred by means of credits on Metropolitan's water service billing to Santa Ana. Metropolitan will reimburse only invoices that are signed and approved by Santa Ana's Agreement Administrator. Terw1ination 7. This Agreement may be terminated by either party hereto for any reason 30 days after notice in writing to the other THE METROPOLITAN WATER OGSTRICT Of SOUTHERN MRMNA114 City of Santa Ana -3- party. Upon, such termination, Santa Ana will provide Metropolitan, with all documentation verifying the implementation and costs of Project up to and including the date of termination. The value of services performed up to and including the date of termination, will be determined in accordance with labor and equipment costs as outlined under Section VII, Project Budget in Exhibit A. If it is determined that funds are due from Metropolitan, Metropolitan will credit these funds to Santa Ana within 60 days from date it was determined that the funds are due. These funds will be transferred, by means of a credit on Metropolitan's water service billing to Santa Ana. If the reconciliation indicates Metropolitan has remitted excess funds to Santa Ana, Metropolitan will invoice Santa Ana for the excess funds. _NOO- • -� - tT S. Throughout the Term of this Agreement, on a bimonthly basis, Santa Ana will report to Metropolitan progress and actual cost of Project, and estimated water savings. At either completion of Project or the end of the Term of this Agreement, a final report from Santa Ana will be provided to Metropolitan, verifying implementation and cost of Project. 3esponsi32ili ties, 9. Santa Ana will pay invoiced amounts to Metropolitan within 40 days from the date of invoice. If payment is received after the due date, but within the first 30 days after the due date, a penalty will be assessed of one-half percent of the total invoice amount. If payment is received more than 30 days after the due date, a penalty of one-half percent of the total invoice amount will be assessed each 30 days thereafter. 10. Santa Ana is responsible for providing sufficient qualified personnel and/or selecting a qualified independent contractor to implement Project. Santa Ana is responsible for the design, implementation, personnel, equipment and supplies, and all capital and operating costs related to and incurred by Project. All materials and equipment necessary to implement Project are the exclusive property of Santa Ana. Metropolitan has no ownership, right, title, security interest, or other THE METROP911TAM WATER DISTRICT Of SOUTHERN CARAMA/IA City of Santa Ana _4_ interest in any Project facilities, materials, or equipment, nor any rights, duties, or responsibilities for operation or maintenance thereof". Any modifications to Project which may alter the implementation, effectiveness, and/or costs must be agreed to in writing by both parties. 11. Santa Ana and its authorized representatives agree to provide data and information as required by Metropolitan to evaluate Project implementation, costs, and water savings. Metropolitan and Santa Ana will make available for inspection to the other party, upon reasonable advance notice, all records, books, computer files, and other documents relating to Project. 12. Metropolitan may, at its own expense and discretion, provide follow-up analysis and verification of actual results achieved through Project implementation. The Term of this Agreement may be extended at the discretion of Metropolitan. 13. Santa Ana is responsible for assuring that Project complies with requirements of California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) . 14. Metropolitan and Santa Ana each agrees that it is responsible for its own actions under this Agreement and agrees to indemnify and hold the other party and its officers and agents harmless, and agrees to defend the other party against any claim or asserted liability arising out of its actions, either willful or negligent, or its actions in implementing the Project. Such indemnity will include any losses relating to any claim made, whether or not a court action is filed, and will include attorney fees and administrative and overhead costs related to or arising out of such claim or asserted liability. ,Santa Ana is responsible for any such actions arising under CEQA. Notice 15. Any written communication required or permitted to be given hereunder will be deemed :received upon personal delivery or 48 hours after deposit in any United States mail depository, first class postage prepaid, and addressed to the party for whom intended, as follows: TI/f METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CAUFORNIA City of Santa Ana If to Metropolitan: If to Santa Ana: -5- The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Post Office Box 54153 Los Angeles, California 90054 Attention Ms. Alice Webb City of Santa Ana 220 South Daisy Avenue Santa Ana, California 92703 Attention Mr. Lee Harry Either party may change such address by giving notice to the other party as provided herein. 16. It is understood that any alterations or variations of the terms of this Agreement will not be valid unless made in writing and signed by both parties, and that this Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between both parties. 17. This Agreement will inure to the benefit of, and be binding upon Metropolitan, Santa Ana, and their respective successors. This Agreement is not assignable by either party in whole or in part. 18. The partial or total invalidity of one or more parts of this Agreement will not affect the intent or validity of this Agreement. 19. This Agreement will be deemed. a contract under the laws of the State of California, and for all purposes will be interpreted in accordance with such laws. Metropolitan and Santa Ana hereby agree and consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the State of California, and that the venue of any action brought hereunder will be in Los Angeles County, California. PIT XTROP011TAN WAI'fR glpRICT OF S0j1T11t#N r ,AllfopNIA City of Santa Ana -6- Metropolitan has fully executed two originals of this Agreement. If the terms are acceptable to you, please sign, and forward one to Metropolitan and retain the others for your records. CITY OF SANTA ANA By 9 lid y 44� I . uel A. Pu 0 By PSS/dd Attachment In Duplicate ATTEST By El . C.�/ Guy erk of the Council Date .. - ')o —�'4 APPROVED AS TO FORM By Edward J. Cooper City Attorney Date Very truly yours, John ,,R. Wodra ka General Mana7l-r By �A Jay W. Malinowski Director, Public Affairs APPROVED AS TO FORM N. Gregory Taylor By Deputy Gene��, a1"" Counsel .4E DED FOR APPROVAL 7 d, James G. Ross Executive Director Public Works Agency Date By David N. Ream City Manager Date EXHIBIT A CITY OF SANTA ANA IRRIGATION SYSTEM EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT PROPOSAL TABLE OF CONTENTS PROPOSAL SUMMARY SHEET I. PROJECT SUMMARY 11. PROJECT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES IIL PROGRAM DESIGN IV. PROJECT TEAM V. PROPOSED SCHEDULE AND WORK PLAN VI. IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINE VII. COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS VIII. PROJECT BUDGET ATTACHMENT A: Annual Irrigation Consumption 1987 ATTACHMENT B: Water Savings - Retrofitted Sites ATTACHMENT C: Activity Report 1 PAGE 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 PROPOSAL SUMMARY SHEET FY 1995-96 PARTICIPANTS Member Agency; City of Santa Ana Project Participant: Recreation and Community Services PROJECT Type of Project: On -going Landscape: Retrofit, Improvement, Audit Project Size: 8 Sites Start Date: September 1995 Completion Date: August 1996 Duration of Project: Installation: 1 year Operation: Continuous for life of equipment Target Audience: 300,000 (City population) park users Applicable BMP(s): 5,14 AF Savings: Approximately 29 Acre Feet annually See Attachment A COST Total Cost of Project: $75,495 Breakdown of Costs: In House - Section V. Proposed Schedule and Work Plan Contractual - Section VIII. Project Budget FUNDING Agency Funding. $ 7,550 MWD Funding: $37,747 USBR Funding. $30,198. Funding Method 50/40/10 0A r I. 11. PROPOSAL J1 PRO ECT SUMMARY The City of Santa Ana Recreation and Community Services Agency (Parks Division) is requesting the assistance of MWD and USBR in funding the retrofit of 8 park sites with an efficient irrigation system designed to save a minimum of 29 acre-feet of water annually. Attachment A lists water saving estimates based on a comparison of 1987 usage, a year considered average by CIMIS, to industry -recognized standards MAWA= (ETo)(0.8)(LA)(0.62). To date, the City of Santa Ana has clearly demonstrated its commitment to the implementation of the Best Management Practices through allocation of monetary resources both in terms of staff and capital expenditures in retrofitting the irrigation systems at 15 park sites throughout the city. With the availability of increasingly sophisticated landscape systems, Parks Division staff consulted with various manufacturers to find an irrigation system which would comprehensively address their irrigation needs. Calsense, a state-of-the-art computerized irrigation management system, was selected. The installation dramatically reduced the water demand at the 15 park sites as illustrated in Attachment B. Unique to our project, is the temporary assignment of a Park Maintenance Worker 11 to the position of Water Resources Manager/Planner/Scheduler to spearhead the project. The full duties of this position are outlined in Section IV of this proposal. We are confident that once the installation of Calsense has been completed throughout the city parks, monetary savings from water use reduction will justify the permanent reclassification of a full time position to continue managing the project. PRO FECT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES The goal of this project is to further reduce our water usage by a minimum of 29 acre- feet annually by installing the Calsense system at an additional 8 park sites. A. Irrigation System Installation Replace all irrigation controllers with the Calsense computerized irrigation controllers in the 8 park sites. Flow sensors will be installed to provide automatic shutdown in the event of a systems failure. To optimize the system, moisture sensors will be installed and connected to the central controller. 3 B. Water Audit Monthly water audits and field surveys will be conducted at each park site. These audits will be performed internally by trained Park operations staff following State of California "Water Irrigation Auditor Handbook Guidelines". C. Training Provide ongoing training of Park Division staff utilizing the continuous improvement cycle methodology. The Calsense Company is committed to assist with on -going Training of key staff who will depend on their product for managing irrigation park sites. Staff who will have priority in on -going training are: • General Maintenance Supervisor • Acting General Maintenance Leadman • Water Resources Manager/Planner/Scheduler • Park Supervisors • Park Maintenance Leadman D. Reclassification Parks Division believes establishing a position to directly manage and coordinate with field staff is critical to the success of this project. For this reason, a Park Maintenance Worker II is temporarily assigned to the position of Water Resources Manager/Planner/Scheduler. This individual has extensive experience in irrigation management and his duties are outlined in Section IV. III. PROGRAM DESIGN Description Irrigation will be managed through one centralized computer which is satellite programmed and controlled. Water usage will be regulated through moisture sensors and flow meters and valves. Consumption will be recorded monthly in an "Activity Report" (Attachment C). This system: • will automatically bypass a station if the ground has sufficient moisture (rainfall, humidity, etc.) • will automatically turn off a station when the flow valve senses excessive water flow due to a water line rupture (vandalism). 4 • will allow staff at one central unit to adjust water usage at multiple locations in the event of extreme drought, flooding or limited water periods during construction or special events. Implementation Methodology Program implementation will be a two part process: Part I - Installation, Part II - Examination. First, a qualified irrigation/landscape contractor will be selected through a competitive bidding process to provide installation of the Calsense system.. Project management of the construction phase will be administered by the project team. Second, information gathered during water audits will be used to refine our expertise in two areas: 1) to monitor/measure the program's success; and 2) to operate, adjust, and manipulate the system to achieve optimum water savings. IV. PROJECT TEAM The Project Team will consist of the Assistant Park Landscape Planner and the Water Resources Manager who will be responsible for carrying out this project. Assistant Park Landscape Planner duties: • acquisition of inter/intea departmental review and approvals. • advertisement for bids for general contractor. • construction administration. Water Resources Manager duties: • survey field staff for personal information on site. • water audits, following State of California "Water Irrigation Auditor Handbook" guidelines. • perform site analysis including soil analysis, determining plant species requirements, sun and wind exposure, topography, precipitation rates, available water pressure, etc. • evaluate condition of irrigation systems and make recommendations concerning their improvement. • take water meter readings to compare with billings. Other related duties include: • regularly updating irrigation equipment inventory. 5 • coordinating with Calsense Company to update computer program and training of staff. • attending other related training programs to enhance capabilities. • preparing presentations related to the effectiveness of the Calsense system. • performing field investigations to update "as -built" irrigation drawings and to update the SAPORTS (Santa Ana Park Operations Resource Tracking System) inventory program. • creating monthly reports providing water usage/cost information to be used by staff to make recommendations/decisions. V. TASK '1 CONTRACT' DOCUMENT PREPARATION & BID AWARD Personnel: Assistant Park Landscape Planner Rate: 80 hours @ $20.79/hour CONSTRUCTION Personnel: Assistant Park Landscape Planner Rate: 80 hours @ $20 79/hour Personnel: Water Resources Manager Rate: 80 hours @ $16.13/hour WATER AUDIIS Personnel: Water Resources Manager Rate: So hours @ $16.13/hour r IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINE VIL COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS PROGRAM STATISTICS: Number of Sites Retrofitted Calculated Water Savings: Annually 29 AF Life of Project COST: 10 years Contractual $ 69,587,55 In-house Total $ 5,907.20 BENEFITS: $ 75,494.75 Annual Water Savings Lifetime Water Savings $ 12,932.00 BENEFIT/COST ANALYSIS: $141,592,00 BC = Benefits 141592 — Analysis —�`s� 1.9 7 M I J .1 !01-11 -5 VA 6194 pa 'g-02 o C-4 cc ri0 s cl 3 cn I 4'0- E PRI ==ME c7s F 4 M1 �l n� i In 0 0 coo � o o U W OH p � t-1 rl e-1 H r-i e-1 rl w + � en 00 ao n o`OoT � h o in t- 00 �' � C ti 00 � O � cT cl V 00 in oho C7i � M oo h v 'a' a, of 0 C, r-q c 00 00 h Et, 00 n rot � r ko C- Iq I n I in N f mt N a� A dp] a CU W ta _ � a A ATTACHMENT ANNUAL IRRIGATION CONSUMPTION Previously Retrofitted Sites - 1994 MONTH PROGRAMMED ANNUAL IRRIGATION IRRIGATION (W/MOISTURE SENSING ) PERCENT SAVINGS (Gallons) (Gallons) JANUARY 2,236,387 2,012,494 10 01% FEBRUARY 2,049,713 978,089 52.28% MARCH 2,605,793 1,613,608 38.08% APRIL 3,616,724 2,968,116 17.93% MAY 4,884,307 3,981,979 18.47% JUKE 1,313,183 1,147,466 12.62% JULY 3,659,195 3,099,263 15.30% AUGUST 8,751,679 7, 663,278 12.44% SEPTEMBER 6,822,087 5,801,712 14.96% OCTOBER 6,080,286 4,447,$$9 26.85%a NO VEMBER 3,994,673 2,775,143 30.53% DECEMBER 1,351,092 757,777 43.91% • Data as shown is available on file 'in RCSA Water Manager's Office, Calsense Activity R ..r .. + Data as show is representative of 15 park sites covering approximately 79 acres. ePot. 12 MEMORANDUM To: Mike Lopez Date: From: Robert Gomes Subject: MONTHLY WATER MANAGEMENT REPORT - JUNE 1995 I. Data collection e+ction sates ATTACHMENT C July 19, 1995 The data contained in this report was derived from 41 Calsense irrigation controllers of which 19 are centrally controlled units (via phone line and modem) and 22 are "stand alone', units. Data from "stand alone'$ units is collected with a lap top computer (via direct wire access) at the controller. II. Water savin s from moistu a seLagjaq DUNE 1995 savings: $is 852 Gallons: 11458,276 The ETo for June 1995 was 5.41 inches compared to the ETo for May 1995 which was 5.39 inches. The ETo for June 1995 and May 1995 were nearly equal as were the total actual gallons used for each month. The equality of usage is consistent with the rate of ETo for the two months , this is very good ; however, if we do not know how many inches of water we applied Per sq. ft., then we do not know exactly how well We are managing our water. In summary We could have applied much more than the measured ETo 5.40 inches making us appear excessive in theory. The equality between May and June appears to be a positive usage pattern. In looking back at June 1994 our actual irrigation applied was 1,147,466 gallons compared with June 1995 were our usage was 4,078,125 gallons. since June 1994 we controllers to the June 1995 report. Also The dfhave added e 1994 was a transitional period between the changing Ofwater managers. III. Water savin s due to overflow rotection The month of June saw no significant savings from overflow protection. CS N1W 13 Monthly water management report - June *950 (page 2) IV. General informat' b area A. Bomo Loral: The restoration of the parks irrigation has been completed for the A controller which controls most of the park and operates most of the impact rotors. Approximately 25 rebuilt rainbird impact rotors (41-11/64 and 47-7/32 heads) were installed where heads were determined to be non repairable. B. Parks: several parks such,as Lillie King and Thornton are in need of a large scale irrigation restoration similar to that 'of Homo Koral. Common problems include heads that do not rotate, broken swing joints or laterals, grass growing into heads and heads too low or nearly perpindicular to grade. V. OnMoing faci i ies 'm rovements train incr and brainstormin Training of staff continues, when appropriate, on controller usage, sprinkler head adjustment of late model heads and basic troubleshooting. It is important that we maintain and tune-up our irrigation systems in preparation for upcoming audits and future water use restrictions that may be imposed upon us in the near future. PLEASE BE SURE IRRIGATION CHECKS ARE BEING PERFORMED, IT IS VITAL TO THE QUALITY OF OUR FACILITIES AND VITAL TO OUR ONGOING EFFORTS AT FACILITIES IMPROVEMENTS ASWELL AS RESPONSIBLE WATER USE. c: Paul Johnson C.J. Keller Chris Laugenaur Loren Rossignol Art Sarinana Nancy Bailey Attached: Calsense activity report Spreadsheet and Graph CIMIS for June 1995 Manual test/Non controller totals summary page Em CALSENSE ACTIVITY REPORT for the period 06/01/1995 through 06/30/1995 -w--------------------------------------w-----w-------ww--------------------w--w BOMO KORAL PARR #1 MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 1160 97181 129.92 12343 $$94.69 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 919 74553 99.67 PERCENT SAVED: 20.7% 23.3% 23.3% 23.3% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $28.74 ------`"i-----„-----w----------------- BOMO w-------w--------------------------- KORAL FART{ #2 w------- MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 4112. 265573 355.04 33729 $224. WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2732 177051 236.70 $86 PERCENT SAVED: 33.6$ 33.3% 33.3% 33.3% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $112.43 �- - - - - - - ---- - ------ - - - - - ---- - - - - - w- -- - - -- --- ------ -- - - - - --- -- -- - --w - - w ---w- ww -- #A CENTENNIAL SOCCER FIELD MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 2697 59078 (78.98 03 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2075 46296 61.89 $75.$80 PERCENT SAVED: 23.1� 21.6% 21.6% 21.6% COST OF WATER PER 7.00 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $16.23 ----------------------------- #B CENTENNIAL SOCCER FIELD-----------------w -- MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 2625 63063 (84.31 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2359 56340 75.32 $71.09 $ PERCENT SAVED: 10.1% 10.7% 10.7% 10.7% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $8.54 pa%O 2 CALSENSE ACTIVITY REPORT for the period 06/01/1995 through 06/30/1995 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DELHI PARK MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS (100s) PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 1636 100974 134.99 $128.24 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 1623 100230 134.00 $127.30 PERCENT SAVED: 0.8% 0.7% 0.7% 0.7% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $0.95 ------------------------------------------- ----------- -- r ----------------r--rw-- LILLIE KING MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 6499 565869 756.51 $718.68 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 4652 403870 539.93 $512.94 PERCENT SAVED: 28.4% 28.61% 28.6% 28.6% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $205.75 --------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- J'EROME PARK WEST BALLFIELD MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS (100s) PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 3585 236943 316.77 $300.93 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2868 191579 256.12 $243.32 PERCENT SAVED: 20.0% 19.1% 19.1% 19.1% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $57.61 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MEMORIAL PARK #A MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS (100s) PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 2784 163784 218.96 $208.01 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2216 127312 170.20 $161.69 PERCENT SAVED: 20.4% 22.3% 22.3% 22.3% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $46.32 page 3 CALSENSE ACTIVITY REPORT for the period 06/01./1.995 through 06/30/1995 -------------------------------------------- MEMORIAL PARK #B ------------- MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS (100s) PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 2405 133193 178.07 $169.16 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 1873 103843 138.83 $131.89 PERCENT SAVED: 22.1% 22.0% 22.0% 22.0% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $37.28 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MEMORIAL PARK #C MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS (100s) PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 6154 405291 541.83 $514.74 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 3548 253025 338.27 $321.35 PERCENT SAVED: 42.4% 37.6% 37.6% 37.6% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $193.39 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OLD COURTHOUSE MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS (100s) PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 3740 91572 122.42 $116.30 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 3096 81359 108.77 $103.33 PERCENT SAVED: 17.24; 11..2% 11.2% 11.2% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $12.97 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A ROSITA PARK MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS (100s) PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 5908 104819 140.13 $133.13 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 5616 98628 131.86 $125.26 PERCENT SAVED: 4.9% 5.9% 5.9% 5.9% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $7.86 Page CALSENSE ACTIVITY REPORT for the period 06/oi/19g5 through 06/30/1995 --- ------ ww---�rw-rww--w-www�w #B ROSITA PARK w- MINUTES PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 0 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 0 PERCENT SAVED: ------- w---------------------------------------„"---------' ------r---------------wr--ww-� RTC PARKING MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 752 26658 C35.64 $. WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 302 10713 14.32 $133.61 PERCENT SAVED: 59.9% 59.8% 59.8% 59.8% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $20.25 ----------------------------------------------- w-------------------------------- STEAM PLANT MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 1206 42327 (56.59 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 1148 41494 55.47 $520 .7 PERCENT SAVED: 4.8$ 2.0% 2.0$ $52.00% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $1.06 -------------------w------w------------------------------------------w--------w- SASS9CER PARK MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 3564 132902 177.6g WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2522 96660 129.22 $122.76 PERCENT SAVED: 29.2% 27.3% 27.3% $127.3% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $46.03 page Fm CALSENSE ACTIVITY REPORT for the period 06/01/1995 through 06/30/1995 -----------------------------------------------------------------------•--------- LIBRARY MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK. 3919 35938 (48.0� $45.67 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 3918 35958 48.07 $45.67 PERCENT SAVED: 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $0.00 - --- - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - -- --- ---- --- - ---- - -- -- -- - - -------- - - --- -- GREENVILLE PARKWAY MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS (100sPROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 3016 110458 147.6� 4029 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2926 107187 143.30 $136. $113 PERCENT SAVED: 3.0% 3.0$ 3.0$ 3.0% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $4.15 -----------------------------•---------- ------•-------------------------------- CITY YARD #A MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 1902 80012 106.97 62 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 1722 73997 98.93 $93. $98 PERCENT SAVED: 9.5% 7.5% 7.5% 7.5% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $7.64 ---------------------------------- CITY YARD #B ------ MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 3614 226493 (02.8 8766 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 3370 209503 280.08 $266. $208 PERCENT SAVED: 6.7% 7.5% 7.5% 7.5% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $21.58 page s CALSENSE ACTIVITY REPORT for the period OG/01/1995 through p6/3o/�9P _---------------------------------------------------------------------~--------- CORONERS OFFICE MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 2196 67815 (90.66 13 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2191 67611 90.39 $85.$887 PERCENT SAVED: 0.2% 0.3% 0.3-% 0.3% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $0.26 --------'--------------------------------------------------------------r-w------- DETENTION CENTER MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 1146 23011 (30-76 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 878 16678 22.30 $29.23 $21-18 PERCENT SAVED: 23.3% 27.5$ 27.5% 27.5$ COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $8.04 •-- - - - - - ---------- - - - - - - - - ---- - -- - - - -- - - - - -- -- - - -- - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - -- -- -- ADAMS PARK MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 4545 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 319318 426.90 40555 $229. 2668 PERCENT SAVED: 41.3% 180521 43.5-1 241.34 $7 43.5% 43.5% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $176.28 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------•- CITY HALL MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 3773 29818 (39.86 3787 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2724 22387 29.93 $28. $43 PERCENT SAVED: 27.8% 24.9-W 24.91 24.9% COST of WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $9.44 page CALSENSE ACTIVITY REPORT for the period 06/01/1995 through 06/30/1995 •-_r__-r-__r------------------------------------'rw__--_-_----r_ #1 OWENS DRIVE - MEDIANS ---------------- MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 9297 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 286202 382.62 36349 $216. 5518 PERCENT SAVED: 40.5% 170174 40.5% 227.50 $13 40.5% 40.5% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $147.36 ---------------------------- ------ -------- -------------------------------------- #2 OWENS DRIVE PARKWAY MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 4681 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 223939 299.38 84. $275.21 4551 PERCENT SAVED: 2.8% 216694 289.70 $2 3.2% 3.2% 3.2% COST OF WATER PER l00 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $9.20 ---------- -----------------------.._....___--------------------------»--------»------ HERITAGE PARK MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 6490 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 354469 473.89 45019 $286. 4286 PERCENT SAVED: 34.0% 225424 36.4% 301.37 $30 36.4% 36.4% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.:. $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $163.89 -_r------------------r--r---r___-__r"._------ _------- _------------ _r-_r-_-------- JEROME PARK EAST BALLFIELD MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 5397 444778 594.62 564 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 4538 378297 505.5 $$480.8 .76 PERCENT SAVED: 15.9% 14.9% 14.9% 14.9% 20ST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $84.43 page CALSENSE ACTIVITY REPORT for the Period 06/01/199S through 06/30/1995 --------- -------------- --------------------------------- MADISON PARK ------ -----.----------- MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 3001 216022 288.80 $274-36 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2397 167426 223.83 $212.64 PERCENT SAVED: 20.1% 22.5% 22.5% 22.5% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT-.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $61.72 ---------------------- ------------------------------ ---------------------------- PRENTICE PARK .ZOO - AMAZON'S EDGE MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 1153 23731 C31.73 14 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 852 16523 22.09 $20. $0.99 PERCENT SAVED: 26.1-1 30.4% 30.4% 30.41% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $9.15 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SANDPOINTE PARK MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. .DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 360 19980 C26071 38 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 84 4610 6.16 $$5.5.86 PERCENT SAVED: 76.8-t 76.9% 76.90 76.9-t COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $19.52 ----------------------------- -----------------1---------------------------------- SANTA ANITA PARK MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS ON CLOCK: 5475 WITH MOISTURE 236309 (100sPROGRAMMED 315.9� 30013 $127. SENSING: 1980 PERCENT SAVED: 100564 134.44 $72 63.8% 57.0 57.4% 57.4% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $172.40 page 9 CALSENSE ACTIVITY REPORT for the period 06/01/1995 through 06/30/1995 ---------------------------------- SANTIAGO PARK ------------ BOWLING ---------------- GREENS ------------------ MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 3236 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 169269 2263 (�.. 0 $214.98 2686 PERCENT SAVED: 17.0% 154608 8.73% 206.70 $196.36 8.7% 8.7% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $18.62 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOUTHWEST SENIOR CENTER MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 3607 179592 240.10 22809 $$85.11 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 1220 67009 89.58 PERCENT SAVED: 66.2% 62.7% 62.7% 62.7-% COST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $142.99 .------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THORNTON PARK #A MINUTES PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 4953 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 4939 PERCENT SAVED: 0.3%. ------------------------------------------------------•----------------------------- THORNTON PARK #B MINUTES PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 4653 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 4341 PERCENT SAVED: 6.7%. Page to CALSENSE ACTIVITY REPORT for the period 06/01/1993 through 06/30/1995 -------------------------------- Ir--------- ��.r.r ----------- ---------------------- THORNTON PARK #C MINUTES PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 4219 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 3480 PERCENT SAVED: 17.5-1 -------------------------------------- Ili ------------------------~------------------- THORNTON PARK #D MINUTES PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 5145 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 4587 PERCENT SAVED: 10.8% -- --- - --- - - - --- - -- -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ---- -------- --- - - - - - -- -- - ----- - --- - - -- - - - - - - - -- THORNTON PARK #E' MINUTES PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 4319 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 3693 PERCENT SAVED: 14.5% ----------------------------w---'----- ------Y-------iw-----------------------------w----- EDINGER/LYON #B MINUTES PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 2715 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 2693 PERCENT SAVED: 0.8% Pag• 11 CALSENSB ACTIVITY REPORT for the period 06/01/1995 through 06/30/1993 +wrrrrwrrrr�rrrrrwrrw rwrrwrrrrrrrrrrr wrwwrrrrrwrwrrww wrrrrrwr rr.�rrrrrrrr rrrrrwrw .rr�rrrrrr �rrrwrrrrrrrwwrwrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.rrrrwrrrwwwwrrrwrrrrr rrrrrr rrrwrrrwrwr REPORT SUMMARY MINUTES GALLONS CU.FT. DOLLARS (1008) PROGRAMMED ON CLOCK: 141638 5536401 7401.61 $7031.53 WITH MOISTURE SENSING: 109790 4078125 5452.04 $5179.44 PERCENT SAVED: ' 22.5% 26.3% 26.3% 26.3% ;OST OF WATER PER 100 CU.FT.: $0.95 DOLLARS SAVED THIS PERIOD: $1852.09 0 i�ro g to o ,r kototDto,o to{lto0cn b b 0 0 tncnwwN cnoowow wLgNHH a n 01 W 00 to w �+ �(Ainoin tmi OmlDHN H W W H M x H H r. H H 1-3 �C 1.3 b ! � wH 01DLDw4'. a~or H V Ln W It1 F4 H H 00 00 N r . to Hw%0tD,p MH GI ea0Ln 71N Ln 2 L�H H Z x t4 LO 0 V Ln WyV LN NW�10i0 ,bn a, ba 1- t31 W.A.1001N Q H ck* 0 dB 0 dP C! G] U*11y Wmt-her Data► for Station 1 75 eC[M VAPOR Alit 7W. lid+. HCM. EIN IMD I= AVE IPIQ'E Elb PFM= MO AVE MX PM AVE MX MIIV AVE Pr AVE IW S= in. in. 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Senior 36,369 2,537 38,906 $49.35 179.592 67,009 Jerome B. 17,245 44,135 61,380 577.85 444,779 378,297 Jerome W. 34,464 28,924 63,388 $80.39 269,943 191,579 Rosita 3,618 18,160 21,778 $27.62 104,819 98,628 L.B.C.B. 47,390 27,567 74,957 $95.07 169,269 154,608 Owens Drive 8,631 808 9,439 $12.00 223,939 216,694 Labnuy 1,072 2,583 3,655 $4.64 35,959 35,958 Coroner ❑ 0 0 $0.00 67,315 67,611 Sasscer park 10.569 18,751 29,320 $37.19 132,902 96,660 Stwn Plant 15.07.1 4,989 20,060 $25.44 42,327 41,494 RTC parking 11,067 2 11,069 $14.09 1 26.658 10,713 City YAM #A 2,176 0 2,176 52.76 80,012 73,997 City Yard #B CON 113 8,117 $10.29 226,493 209,503 Detention co. 1.818 16,658 19,476 523.43 23,011 16,678 TOTALS JUNE 95 5b6,502 186,S76 753,078 $955.16 5,536,401 4,079,125 FACiLTTY XAMAL/TEST gallons NON - CONTROLLER gallons TOTAL gallons COST Q$0.95/ hct Sandpointe 44,386 78 44,386 $56.40 Lillie King 814 172 986 $1.25 Bomo Koral 11 2,155 249,379 2510534 $319.04 Bomo Koral #2 4,522 84,641 89,163 $113.09 Adams 1,247 145 1,392 $1.77 Memorial #A 25,376 160,020 185,396 $235.15 Memorial #B 330246 114,786 148,032 $187,76 Memorial #C 69,727 16,218 85,945 $74.59 Delhi 5,490 0 5,490 $6.96 Madison 1,336 932 20268 $2.88 Amazons edge 22,065 105 22,170 $28.12 Santa Anita 20,253 5 20,258 $25.69 Heritage 46,136 1 46,137 $58.52 Cent.Soccer PA 36,321 6.0 36,327 $46.08 Cent.Soccer IB 540180 2.5 54,183 $68.73 S.W. Senior 15,778 81318 24,096 $30.56 Jerome E. 13,803 61729 20,532 $26.04 Jerome W. 10,917 28,469 39,386 $49.96 Rosita 4,560 12,337 16,897 $21.43 L.B.C.H. 40;349 1 40,350 $25.69 Owens Drive 6,050 121F338 18,388 $23.32 Library 44 4,706 4,750 $6.02 Coroner, 0 0 0 $0.00 Sasscer park 4,775 30,150 34,925 $44.29 Steam Plant 6,112 201 6,313 $8.01 RTC parking 558 0 558 $0.71 City yard ,1`A 2,050 32 2,082 $2.64 City yard IB 7,814 15 7,829 $9.93 Detention ctr. 351 7,987 8,338 $10.58 TOTALS MAY 95 480p415 1737o774 1,218,189 $1,545