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PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT #13 Minutes of the October 10, 2012, Regular Session of the Board of Trustees The Board of Directors of Public Water District #13, Jefferson County Missouri met in regular

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1. Determine the location: Research if your area is eligible for a public water supply district. Check with local authorities or the local water department to confirm if there is an existing district or the need to establish a new one.
2. Gather necessary information: Collect all relevant details about the location, such as the population size, water sources, distribution network, and any specific challenges or requirements. This will help in creating an effective and tailored plan for the public water supply district.
3. Assess funding options: Explore various financing options for the district's establishment and ongoing maintenance. This may include government grants, loans, bonds, or contributions from affected residents or businesses within the district.
4. Develop a comprehensive plan: Create a detailed plan outlining the infrastructure, systems, and procedures required to provide a reliable water supply to the district. Include considerations for water treatment, storage facilities, pipeline networks, metering systems, and customer service.
5. Obtain necessary approvals: Before proceeding, ensure that all required permits, licenses, and approvals are obtained from relevant authorities. This may involve obtaining environmental clearances, complying with local regulations, and garnering support from community stakeholders.
6. Set up organizational structure: Establish a governing body or board to oversee the public water supply district. This entity is responsible for decision-making, policy implementation, financial management, and ensuring compliance with regulations.
7. Implement the plan: Begin the construction, development, and installation of the necessary infrastructure identified in the plan. This may involve hiring contractors, engineers, and utility specialists to carry out the required tasks.
8. Establish operational procedures: Once the infrastructure is in place, create protocols for daily operations, maintenance, repairs, and emergency response. Clearly define roles and responsibilities for staff members and establish systems for monitoring water quality, billing, customer service, and compliance.
9. Educate and engage the community: Conduct public outreach and education campaigns to inform residents and businesses about the public water supply district and its benefits. Encourage participation, address concerns, and promote water conservation practices to foster a sustainable water supply for the district.
10. Monitor and evaluate: Regularly assess the performance and effectiveness of the public water supply district. Continuously monitor water quality, customer satisfaction, financial sustainability, and system reliability. Make necessary adjustments and improvements to ensure efficient and reliable service.

Who needs a public water supply district?

1. Areas without existing water supply infrastructure: Communities or regions that lack access to clean and reliable water sources may need a public water supply district to establish the necessary infrastructure and manage the water distribution.
2. Growing communities: As populations increase, the demand for water also rises. Establishing a public water supply district can help meet the increasing water needs of a growing community and ensure a reliable supply for residential, commercial, and industrial purposes.
3. Communities facing water scarcity or contamination: If an area is experiencing water scarcity or contamination issues, a public water supply district can provide solutions to improve water quality, ensure adequate supply, and address conservation measures.
4. Rural or remote areas: Public water supply districts can be beneficial for rural or remote regions that lack access to water resources. Such districts can help provide water and sanitation services, benefiting residents, businesses, and agriculture in these areas.

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