Item 47 - Shared Services Agreement with the Municipal Water District of Orange County

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Exhibit A the spray-to-drip conversion areas during the post-inspections. The required minimum techniques for area measurements are described in Section V -Measurement Techniques. • • That drip irrigation equipment has been installed. For residential on-site post-inspection, if microspray, point-source emitters, or any other type of drip irrigation other than embedded emitter tubing has been installed, this must be noted and photographed. Only embedded emitter tubing installations are eligible for rebates in residential settings. That pressure regulation/filtration components have been installed as part of the drip conversion. Manufacturer/make, model, model number/SKU, and quantity should be documented, and the equipment should be photographed. • • That drip tubing has been installed. The drip tubing should be photographed. If covered, a minimum of a 10-foot section must be uncovered for the photograph. That spray irrigation is no longer functional in the drip conversion area(s). Any remaining spray heads in the conversion area must be capped (no exceptions). The initial project area square footage established during the pre-inspection is to be used as a reference, the final project area is to be based on the square footage as measured during the post- inspection. Once the final project area square footage has been determined, that number,if equal to or less then the approved square footage on the Letter to Proceed, is used to determine the actual potential rebate amount, so long as it does not exceed the total eligible project costs. Once the on-site post inspection is complete, the inspector will complete the Post- Inspection section in Droplet, in full, and upload all photos and documentation. Once the Post- Inspection form has been submitted, it will be reviewed by MWDOC, along with copies of all receipts and invoices, and if the Spray-to-Drip project has satisfied all the terms, conditions, guidelines, and requirements of the program, the application will be processed for rebate. If all the terms, conditions, guidelines, and requirements of the program have not been satisfied, the post- inspection will be considered a fail, and the application will be denied and no rebate funds will be issued. MWDOC reserves the right to conduct or attend any on-site post-inspection of any Spray-to Drip application should MWDOC, in its best judgment, deem it necessary to do so. Spray to Drip - Commercial The commercial portion of the Spray-to-Drip Rebate Program is administered in a similar way to the residential portion. The inspection requirements for commercial Spray-to Drip Rebate projects are described below: Pre-Inspection Procedure Once an application is received, a project cannot be accepted and no funding is reserved until a “pre-inspection” is conducted, as follows: MWDOC reviews the application to confirm: