TAILIEUCHUNG - Taking Stock of Your Water System A Simple Asset Inventory for Very Small Drinking Water Systems

The own- price elas tici ties in Table 8 meas ure the change in con sump tion of vari ous ani mal prod- ucts in re sponse to rela tive price changes within the group of ani mal prod ucts. As ex pected, price rises for a given com mod ity are as so ci ated with de- creased con sump tion of that com mod ity, other things being equal. The es ti mated price re spon sive- ness for both beef and poul try is rather mod est. The price re spon sive ness of pork and mut ton is higher, but still ine las. | SERjX Taking Stock of Your Water System Environmental Protection A Simple Asset Inventory for Very Small Drinking Water Systems Office of Water 4606 M EPA 816-K-03-002 safewater October 2004 Printed on Recycled Paper Contents Why Take Stock of Your Water System An Overview of this Brochure .1 How to Use this Elements of a Simple Asset How Long Will It Last Using the Typical Life Expectancies Table .4 Asset Inventory Drinking Water Source and Intake Structures .5 Treatment Tanks. 11 Distribution System. 13 Valves. 15 Electrical Systems. 17 Buildings. 19 Service Next Steps Asset Management Prioritization Budgeting for Rehabilitations and Budgeting Table .30 How to Carry out the The Role of Key Decision Next Steps .33 Appendix A Safe Drinking Water Act Primacy Agencies and Tribal Contacts .34 Appendix B Sources of Financial Assistance to Drinking Water Appendix C Sources for More Information on Asset .

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