The Water Conservation as a Way of Life framework provides requirements that suppliers must meet

WaterView makes it easy and cost-effective

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Related to Legislation AB1668 SB606

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Identify Targeted Vegetation

Automate State Reporting

Track Efficiency Campaigns

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By combining data from suppliers, data from the state, along with our unique data sets, we provide insights and understanding of your customers at a level that helps drive cost-effective programs and insights never before available

Traditional water conservation outreach is outdated, expensive & ineffective
Before Waterview:
100%
Conservation messaging is distributed to 100% of customers
After Waterview:
20%
Conservation message is distributed to 20% of customers most primed to take action
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98% of the states urban water suppliers don’t have the data they need to comply.

Discover What Data I’m Missing & Build My Plan
The clock is ticking and you’re likely behind.

The state has allowed water agencies time to comply, recognizing that the necessary actions require significant time and resources. Whether in allocation or not, compliance requires accurate data—something 98% of suppliers currently lack, and which can take 1–3 years to build. If you don’t yet have a solid plan in place, now is the time to act. We’re here to help.

Key Deadlines
CII Performance Measures
Outdoor Residential Standard
Indoor Residential Standard
Water Loss
CII DIM and MUM
Non-Functional Turf (AB 1572)
2025
CIl Classification Option 1: Identify top 2.5% and top 20% of overall users
Start Date Jul 2025   Due Date Jul 2025
Indoor Residential Standard Drops to 47 GPCD
Start Date Jul 2025   Due Date Jul 2025
Identify Disclosable Buildings
Start Date Jul 2025   Due Date Jul 2025
2026
Water Loss: Updated pressure management questionnaire due
Start Date Jul 2026   Due Date Jul 2025
2027
Classify all CII water users
Start Date Jul 2025   Due Date Jul 2025
Indoor Residential Standard Drops to 47 GPCD
Start Date Jul 2025   Due Date Jul 2025
Identify Disclosable Buildings
Start Date Jul 2025   Due Date Jul 2025
2028
DIM Landscape Area Measurement (LAM) required for CII-DIM standard
Start Date Jul 2028   Due Date Jul 2028
Water Loss: Updated asset management questionnaire due
Start Date Jul 2028   Due Date Jul 2028
Suppliers must meet Water Loss standard
Start Date Jul 2028   Due Date Jul 2028
All remaining institutional, commercial, and industrial properties must comply with AB 1572
Start Date Jan 2028   Due Date Jan 2028
2029
CII Classification Option 3: Identify inefficient users according to Key Business Activity Indicators (KBAI) developed for each classification category
Start Date Jul 2029   Due Date Jul 2029
Water Loss: Leak Registry Due
Start Date Jan 2029   Due Date Jan 2029
All common areas of homeowners’ associations and community service organizations must comply
Start Date Jan 2029   Due Date Jan 2029
2030
2031
Properties owned by local governments in disadvantaged communities must comply with AB 1572, contingent on available funding.
Start Date Jan 2031 Due Date Jan 2031
2032
Water Loss: Leak Registry Due
Start Date Jan 2032 Due Date Jan 2032
2033
2034
2035
Outdoor Residential Standard Drops to 0.63
Start Date Jul 2035   Due Date Jul 2035
Outdoor Residential Standard Drops to 0.63
Start Date Jan 2035   Due Date Jan 2035
2036
2037
2038
2039
Design and Implement CII BMPs
Start Date Jun 2039   Due Date Jun 2039
Convert Large Landscape MUMs to DIMs or In-Lieu Technologies
Start Date Jun 2039   Due Date Jun 2039
2040
Outdoor Residential Standard drops to 0.55
Start Date Jan 2040   Due Date Jan 2040
CII DIM Standard drops to 0.45
Start Date Jan 2049   Due Date Jan 2049

You might have unaccounted for allocation due to variances & population increase.

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Discover how your district is doing

By adjusting the various parameters, the tool shows possible future scenarios and compares those to recent water use trends and the 2020 efficiency targets established by past legislation. Learn more on the state website.

Every urban water supplier is now required to report annually.

We make compliance management and filing easy by making sure you’re prepared with our detailed checklist & hands-on guidance that helps you.

We walk you through reporting, what data you need, and where.
Get advice from an expert on our team as you file your annual report.
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Creating state-mandated boundaries around your dedicated irrigation meters is one of the most costly steps

Avoid costly manual field measurements through our proven remote approach

Accurately define your dedicated irrigation meter boundaries remotely in 95% of cases, eliminating the need for site visits. Efficiently clustering DIMs saves time, cuts costs, and further reduces on-site assessments, making compliance seamless and cost-effective.

What districts who use WaterView™ are saying:

“Our district did not have AMI meters, we had manual meters. WaterView is a fraction of the cost but provides us the same visibility. Before WaterView we mailed everyone, now we only need to mail 200 hundred customers.”
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