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Time Questions Recording UTAH 3 Colorado River Scientist - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Time Questions Recording UTAH 3 Colorado River Scientist - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Time Questions Recording UTAH 3 Colorado River Scientist and Author Western Resource Advocates Meyer, Walker, Condon & Walker, P.C. 4 Washington County has an alterna ernativ tive e for meeting its future water needs:
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- UTAH
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Colorado River Scientist and Author
Western Resource Advocates Meyer, Walker, Condon & Walker, P.C.
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Washington County has an alterna ernativ tive e for meeting its future water needs:
- Municipal conservation is a proven, reliable approach to lowering demand:
- 1% reduction in gpcd each leads to 42,000 acre-feet savings by 2060
- Recycled water (a/k/a ReUse) is available to meet some new demands:
- Nearly 17,000 acre-feet available by 2060
- Re-allocating water currently used by agriculture also meets some demand:
- 13,600 acre-feet likely to be available from land conversions
- Over 35,000 acre-feet if you also add in potential water leases
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AZ Maricopa, 188 AZ Pima, 177 NV Carson, 212 NV Clark, 203 NV Washoe, 134 UT Kane, 330 UT Salt Lake, 112 UT Washington, 293 UT Weber, 103
Average Daily Water Usage Total Public Supplies (GPCD)
Source: USGS 2015 Water Use Data
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WCWCD Supply & Demand Under WRA's Local Waters Alternative
Existing Potable M&I Supply (AFY) Planned Projects (AFY) WW Reuse Expansion (AFY) Other Secondary Water (AFY) Ag Conversion for Secondary Use (AFY) WRA's Additional WW Reuse Expansion (AFY) WRA's Additional Ag Conversions WRA's projected water demand (AFY)
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Highway Alternative Southern Alternative Southern Alternative Option B
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Highway Alternative Southern Alternative Southern Alternative Option B
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- UTAH
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