Master Plan Information

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Our Master Plans are comprehensive plans that guide the long-term development our organization. Typically, master plans forecast five to ten years in the future, though some, like ours, may plan further. Each plan is reviewed and updated on a scheduled basis, as required.

Water Distribution System Facility Plan

This Water Distribution System Facility Plan provides an update to Medford Water’s July 2007 plan. It describes the evaluation of the system, and presents recommended improvements to address current and future needs. It includes discussion of specific projects and preparation of an updated, 20-year capital improvements plan (CIP). Although it presents specific projects and proposed dates for implementing these projects, it must be recognized that the plan is intended as a guide; Medford Water will regularly review the specific projects and their schedules, and will adjust them to ensure that the system is managed efficiently to meet customer needs

Big Butte Springs and Robert A. Duff Water Treatment Plant Facility Plan

The Big Butte Springs and Duff Water Treatment Facility Plan describes current and projected needs, and lists recommended capital improvements for Medford Water’s two drinking water supply systems, Big Butte Springs and the Rogue River, treated at the Robert A. Duff Water Treatment Plant. The plan was prepared in parallel to the 2017 Water Distribution System Facility Plan and the 2016 Water Management and Conservation Plan, and plan builds on and updates the 2008 Robert A. Duff Water Treatment Plant Facility Plan.

Water Management and Conservation Plan

This document provides an overview of Medford Water’s Water Management and Conservation Plan, organization and regulatory requirements. We anticipate submitting an update of this plan within 10 years of plan approval. As required by OAR Chapter 690, Division 86, a progress report will be submitted within 5 years of plan approval.
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