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<br />CDIVI <br /> <br />Update on Statewide Water Supply Initiative <br />- Rio Grande Basin <br /> <br /> <br />Saguache <br />2,600 <br /> <br />Mi neral <br />300 <br /> <br />Rio Grande <br />3,100 <br /> <br /> <br />Alam osa <br />7,800 <br /> <br />Conejos <br />1,600 <br /> <br />Co sti II a <br />900 <br /> <br />Figure 3 Rio Grande Basin Counties' <br />Increase in POlJulation 2000 to 2030 <br /> <br />Table 4 Rio Grande Population Projections by County <br /> <br /> I I Increase in I Percent I Percent <br /> 2000 I 2030 Population Change 2000 Annual <br />County Population Population 2000 to 2030 to 2030 Growth Rate <br />Alamosa 15,100 22,900 7,800 52 1.4 <br />Conejos 8,400 10,000 1,600 19 0.6 <br />Costilla 3,700 4,600 900 24 0.7 <br />Mineral 800 1,100 300 38 1.1 <br />Rio Grande 12,400 15,500 3,100 25 0.7 <br />Saguache 6,000 8,600 2,600 43 1.2 <br />TOTAL 46,400 62,700 16,300 35 1.0 <br /> <br />M&I and SSI water demand forecasts for the Rio Grande Basin are shown in Table 5. <br />Water use can be considered both in terms of gross water needs or demands - the <br />total amount of water delivered to a user - and in consumptive use (CU), or the water <br />that will actually be consumed. The 2000 and 2030 gross demands are presented in the <br />table, along with conservation savings. The 4,300 AF of increased water demands in <br />the Rio Grande Basin is proposed to be met through existing supplies and water <br />rights and through the implementation of identified projects and processes. <br /> <br />5 <br /> <br />SWSI Update - Rio Grande Basin <br />