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CMP Part 4C. Water Supply <br /> Other Water Capacity(GPM& List of services, <br /> Supply System MGD) Note Any Limitations On Use equipment,supplies <br /> Owner available to respond <br /> City of Minnetonka 470 GPM,0.677 417,000 GPD. SEE AGREEMENT. WATER SUPPLY <br /> Beach MGD <br /> City of Spring Park 11095DGPM, 1.576 969,000 GPD. SEE AGREEMENT WATER SUPPLY <br /> MG <br /> Other Water Capacity(GPM& List of services, <br /> Supply System MGD) Note Any Limitations On Use equipment,supplies <br /> Owner available to respond <br /> City of Long Lake 1,100 GPM, 1.584 630,000 GPD. SEE AGREEMENT WATER SUPPLY <br /> Highway 12 System <br /> Four interconnection points exist between Orono's Highway 12 water system and <br /> the Long Lake water system at: Virginia Avenue and Wayzata Boulevards, <br /> Shaughnessy Avenue and Wayzata Boulevards; Brimhall Avenue and Wayzata <br /> Boulevards, & Willow Drive North and Wayzata Boulevard. The City of Orono <br /> has a Reciprocal Emergency Water Supply agreement with the City of Long Lake. <br /> The high water elevation of the Highway 12 water tower is 1165'. <br /> Use Of Surface And Ground Waters As An Alternative Source. <br /> None-The nearest surface water source to the Navarre area is Lake Minnetonka.The nearest <br /> surface water source to Highway 12 is Long Lake. However, both lakes have a high <br /> susceptibility to contamination.Due to the high cost of treatment, neither Lake Minnetonka <br /> nor Long Lake are feasible as sources of water. <br /> Demand Reduction Procedures <br /> Demand Reduction Potential <br /> In a water supply emergency, demand could be reduced by implementation of <br /> various measures such as voluntary restrictions or a lawn sprinkling ban. <br /> Additionally, non- essential high-volume uses such as commercial car washing <br /> could be banned. Both measures could potentially result in short term demand <br /> reductions. <br /> Short-Term Demand Reduction Procedures <br /> Orono Municipal Code Section 14-136 establishes regulations for the use of water <br /> during periods of water shortage. Subsection 136(e)(1) enumerates a number of <br /> restrictions which the City Council may order singly or in combination to effectuate <br /> demand reduction. These restrictions are listed in order of progressively increasing <br /> stringency: <br /> ■ Voluntary restriction, to be implemented via public notice in the local <br /> City of Orono Community Management Plan 2020-2040 Part 4C, Page 22 <br />