Citizens Water Conservation Implementation Task Force
Purpose of the Task Force: The Citizens Water Conservation Implementation Task Force (Citizens Task Force) shall serve in an
advisory capacity to water conservation staff in implementing Water Conservation Task Force recommendations and discuss
ideas to further the City's water conservation efforts, while providing expertise across a broad range of water use sectors.
The Citizens Task Force is a temporary task force and will expire on December 6, 2010.
Membership Information: The Citizens Task Force is composed of fifteen member slots, appointed by the Austin City Council.
The Citizens Task Force consists of members representing a variety of stakeholders including the following interest areas:
irrigators, large governmental users, large industrial users, environmental advocates, development advocates, commercial
property management, multi-family developments, restaurants, hotels, and 6 at-large members. Citizens Task Force members
are appointed for a term of office of two (2) years.
Contact us at 974-2199 for availabilities on how to apply for a membership appointment.
Visit this site regularly for minutes, agendas, and presentations to be added to the site in the near future.
The Water Conservation Task Force was created by City Council in 2006 to develop new ways to reduce the City of Austin's water
use by 1% per year over the next ten years." This link to Water Conservation Task Force provides the presentations given, the backup material, and the meeting
minutes and agendas.
625 E. 10th St. Ste 615 (between I-35 and Red River)
PO Box 1088 Austin TX 78767
Main Number: (512) 974-2199 Fax (512) 974-6548
