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Agenda Number 5. Agenda Number 5. A Series of Investments To - - PDF document
Agenda Number 5. Agenda Number 5. A Series of Investments To - - PDF document
Agenda Number 5. Agenda Number 5. A Series of Investments To Ensure Tucsons Water Future Presented to: Central Arizona Project Board of Directors September 6, 2012 Presented by: Alan Forrest, Director Tucson Water Water Reliability
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Tucson Water’s History of Planning Tucson Water’s History of Planning
1989 2004 2008 2012 RWMP
RWMP Long Range Plan Update
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Tucson Water Resources Plan 1990‐2100 Water Plan: 2000‐2050
Water Plan: 2000‐2050
2008 Update Rocky Mountains Renewable Water Supplies Finite Water Supplies
- Colorado River Allocation
- Recycled Water
- “Other” Water Supplies
Tucson Water Supply
- Groundwater
- Stored Colorado River Water
Available Water Supplies Available Water Supplies
Reclaimed Water In Channel Recharge
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Potable Water Use Projection to 2050 Potable Water Use Projection to 2050
50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 Year Volume (Acre-Feet)
2027
The data were provided to TW by PAG - PAG sources the data as: University of Arizona, Eller College of Management, Economic and Business Research Center - 2011 3rd Quarter Forecast for Pima County
Colorado River Water Banked Colorado River Water Combination of Renewable and Finite Water Supplies Potable Demand @145 GPCD Actual Demand
Demand = CAP Allocation
Key Planning Goals Key Planning Goals
- Fully Use Existing Renewable Supplies
- Increase Demand Management/Conservation
- Acquire Additional Renewable Supplies
- Continue Dialogue with the Community
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A Series of Investments To Ensure Tucson’s Water Future
Presented to:
Central Arizona Project
Board of Directors
September 6, 2012 Presented by:
Alan Forrest, Director
Tucson Water