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<br />Table IILC2-2 Total Industrial Water Use Outside Urban Areas 1987 -1994
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<br /> 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
<br />Industrial
<br />Water Use 7,421 6,620 9,414 13,608 14,971 14,980 14,897 17,152
<br />(Acre-Feet)
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<br />Sources: On-Farm IrngatlOn Efficiency, August 1993, Boyle Engmeermg Corporation and lID Customer
<br />Accounting Chapter
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<br />III.C.3 Current Miscellaneous Water Use
<br />Miscellaneous water use within the District includes cemeteries, golf courses, fairgrounds, lakes,
<br />churches and rural schools. IID accounting records estimate the annual miscellaneous water use
<br />for the time period 1987 through 1994 to be 10,415 acre-feet of water.
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<br />The annual total volume of water delivered for non-agriculture use (municipal, industrial,
<br />miscellaneous, and feedlots) is presented in Table IILC.3-1. In 1994 the total volume of water
<br />delivered for non-agricultural use was 77,123 acre-feet.
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<br />Table IILC3-1 Water Delivered/or Non-Agricultural Use
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<br />Year Municipal Industrial Feedlots Miscellaneous Total
<br /> (AF) (AF) (A F) (AF) (AF)
<br />1987 39,257 7,421 6,853 10,415 63,946
<br />1988 38,617 6,620 6,601 10,415 62,253
<br />1989 39,073 9,414 6,988 10,415 65,890
<br />1990 39,039 13,608 7,225 10,415 70,287
<br />1991 38,636 14,971 7,417 10,415 71,439
<br />1992 40,676 14,980 6,301 10,415 72,372
<br />1993 41,339 14,897 6,500 10,415 73,151
<br />1994 42,556 17,152 7,000 10,415 77,123
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<br />Source: 1993 and 1994 Municipal from Imperial Irrigation District Water Department. 1993 and 1994 Industrial
<br />from Imperial Irrigation District Customer Accounting Chapter. 1987 through 1994 Feedlots and Miscellaneous
<br />use from On-Farm Irrigation Efficiency, August 1993 and updated in September 1995 by lID.
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<br />IILC4 Current lID Operational Water Requirements
<br />The last component required for determining the current total water requirement of the District is
<br />the operational water requirements. Operational requirements are the amount of water required
<br />to ensure delivery of the necessary water to meet the user's demands. In other words, it is the
<br />amount of water that will be lost in transit from its diversion point on the Colorado River to its
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<br />Draft: Subject To Revision 12/21/95
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