1. Legal Rights Reference: Include when you want to demonstrate knowledge of your rights under relevant water supply and consumer protection laws

2. Health and Safety Concerns: Include when the insufficient water supply has created health risks or safety hazards

3. Financial Impact: Include when seeking compensation or when there have been additional costs incurred due to the water supply issues

4. Third Party Impact: Include when the issue affects neighbors or other community members

5. Emergency Contact Request: Include when requesting direct contact information for emergency situations

1. Photographic Evidence: Photos or videos documenting the water supply issues

2. Water Usage Records: Copies of water meter readings or usage statements showing supply problems

3. Previous Correspondence: Copies of emails, letters, or records of phone calls with the water provider

4. Water Pressure Measurements: Technical measurements or professional assessments of water pressure

5. Expense Records: Documentation of any costs incurred due to the insufficient water supply

6. Witness Statements: Statements from neighbors or other affected parties if relevant