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Item 3: Resolution 5022 Concerning the Sale of Water to the City of Veneta
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Item 3: Resolution 5022 Concerning the Sale of Water to the City of Veneta
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ATTACHMENT C <br />After studying other options, Veneta has found no other viable long-term solutions to provide safe <br />drinking water to its residents. Veneta’s initial water needs would increase EWEB’s intake by 0.02 <br />percent—two hundredths of one percent. The amounts of water represented in the contract will have <br />negligible, if any, impacts to the river while helping our neighbors to the west by providing a secure <br />source of high quality drinking water to Veneta residents, many of whom work in Eugene. In return, <br />Veneta’s payments under the proposed contract will subsidize EWEB’s operating costs and contribute to <br />EWEB’s bridge strategy for achieving partial certification of the third water right. <br />The McKenzie River and its tributaries support drinking water, fish habitat, recreational, residential, and <br />aesthetic uses. Consistent with EWEB’s current policies, wholesale water contracts should not impair <br />the long term viability of these uses. <br />In summary, the Eugene Chamber supports the proposed EWEB sale of water to Veneta as we believe it <br />is in the best interest of the region and its citizens. <br /> <br />Sincerely, <br />Laura Potter <br />Director of Business Advocacy <br />Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce <br />
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