The State Water Resources Control Board is slated to consider a proposal next month that could include a return to state-mandated conservation targets as urban water suppliers continue to strive to meet their water savings goals under persistent drought conditions. As detailed in the State Water Board’s most recent report, which was released Tuesday, the City of Turlock just missed its conservation goal of 20 percent with 18.9 percent saved in October. “Despite the welcome rainfall, we had some protracted warm and dry periods in October.