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<br />4. Ent!:ineerint!: Estimate for Entity that is Not Currently Elit!:ible but Will Become <br />Elit!:ible. <br />This is not applicable to the City of Northglenn. It is currently a covered entity. <br />s. Backe:round Characterization of Water System and Potential Growth: <br />Source of information for both Sa and 5b: US Census - Population Division (released <br />6/21/06) and plant production numbers. <br />(a) Current and past years per capita water use for the last five years and the basis <br />for this calculation: <br />The City's principle water supply source is Clear Creek with a small amount of <br />Transbasin Water from the Frazier River Basin. These are stored at Standley Lake. All <br />sources are surface water. Total water use for the first six months of2006 is 906 million <br />gallons (MG). This number is from plant production records. <br />Formula: The gallons per capita day was derived from total annual water billed (data <br />from the City of North glenn utility billing system) divided by population numbers from <br />the US Census - Population Division calculated to a daily value or A/B/365. <br />YEAR Total annual water Population (B) Average Water Use <br /> usage for residential (Gallons) per Day per <br /> users in MG (A) Capita (gpcd) <br />2000 1,659,957 31,822 143 <br />2001 1,588,860 32,691 133 <br />2002 1,620,685 33,759 132 <br />2003 1,405,668 33,398 115 <br />2004 1,330,655 33,081 110 <br />2005 1,487,293 32,906 124 <br />(b) Past, current and predicted population served by the City and source of <br />information: <br />Ninety-three percent of North glenn's service area is developed. The population is not <br />expected to grow considerably. Using DRCOG projections adjusted by the City of <br />Northglenn Planning Department, the total population is estimated to be 38,850. This <br />population increase equates to an increase of an additional 500 acre-feet at build out in <br />2020. <br />(c) Estimated water savings goals to be achieved through implementation of the <br />Plan: <br />The City's water conservation plan is designed to be implemented in a programatic <br />matrix manner. This allows the City to select program elements based on the desired <br />level of water savings. The greater the water savings target, the more austere the <br />program element. This approach is flexible, timely and targeted. Although the City is <br />currently achieving a significant water savings, it is anticipated that the implementation <br />August 30, 2006 <br />