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Water Conservation
Project Type
Water Conservation Plan
Applicant
Arber Water, WasteWater & Reuse Engineers
Title
Arapahoe County Water and Wastewater Authority Water Conservation Plan
Date
11/1/2006
County
Arapahoe
Water Conservation - Doc Type
Complete Plan
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ACWWA 2007 WCPlan Approval Letter
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ACWWA_WEPlanUpdate2016
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\Water Conservation\DayForward
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<br />Water Conservation Plan <br /> <br />Table 2-1: Top Water Purchasers <br /> <br /> Amount of Water Percentage of Total Water <br />Customer Name Purchased Annually <br /> (Gallons) Purchased (0/0) <br />Arapahoe County 60 Million Gallons 6.8% <br />South Suburban Parl( 36 Million Gallons 4.1% <br />Cherry Creel( Soccer Assoc. 32 Million Gallons 3.7% <br />Arapahoe County Support Services 29 Million Gallons 3.3% <br />Dove Valley Metro 13 Million Gallons 1.5% <br />Allosource 11 Million Gallons 1.2% <br />Denver Broncos 11 Million Gallons 1.2% <br />Oppenheimer North 8 Million Gallons 0.9% <br />Nu Lool( Car Wash 7 Million Gallons 0.8% <br />Alliant Food Service 6 Million Gallons 0.6% <br />TOTAL 213 Million Gallons 24.10/0 <br /> <br />2.1.4 Indoor and Outdoor Use <br /> <br />The assumptions used to estimate indoor and outdoor water use in the Authority's service area <br />are based on typical water planning criteria use in the Denver Metropolitan area. Indoor water <br />use was calculated using an estimate of 85 gallons per day per person and 2.9 people per <br />dwelling unit. This translates to approximately 250 gallons per day per tap equivalent. Irrigation <br />use was estimated based on a use of 3 feet per year per acre and an average irrigated lot size of <br />3,300 square feet for a single family unit. The irrigation use per tap equivalent averaged over the <br />entire year is approximately 200 gallons per day. (WWE 2002) <br /> <br />2.1.5 Seasonality of W ater Use <br /> <br />Most of the irrigation water use occurs during the summer months when the temperatures are <br />high and the amount of precipitation is limited. The irrigation season in Colorado is generally <br />from May to October. Because of the increase in irrigation, the majority of water use occurs in <br />the summer months. During the winter months, water demand mainly consists of indoor water <br />use. <br /> <br />2.1.6 Trends in Water Use <br /> <br />The current trends in water use in the ACWW A service area can be linl(ed with the development <br />of the area. As the service area has become more developed, the need for water has increased. <br />Water use trends are predicted to increase consistently in the coming years because the ratio of <br />residential use to commercial use in the service area is not predicted to change. <br /> <br />November 2006 <br /> <br />15 <br /> <br />Richard P. Arber Associates, Inc. <br />
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