California · Water Code
WAT §10523: In formulating a water conservation or efficient water management program, a water supplier may take into account the positive or negative effect of the program, or any of its parts, on other factors,
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In formulating a water conservation or efficient water management program, a water supplier may take into account the positive or negative effect of the program, or any of its parts, on other factors, including, but not limited to, all of the following: (a) The productivity of agricultural land served by the water supplier or other lands. (b) The quality of groundwater or surface water. (c) Fish and wildlife or other environmental values. (d) Recreational uses. (e) Surface and subsurface drainage discharge. (f) The salt balance. (g) Groundwater overdrafting. (h) Peak and total energy use. (i) The cost of water and the economics of farming. (j) Water supply to other users.
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