C150069 Benefits & Potential Roles Report

• Contract/PO #: C150069
• Contractor Name: Colorado State University
• Contract Type: MOU
• Water District: 0
• Loan Projects - Doc Type: Report

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LIST OF FIGURES

Chapter 1-lntroduction
Figure 1 - Four Key Issues Addressed by the Study
Figure 2 - Pressurized Non-Potable Piped (Secondary) Supply
Figure 3 - Irrigation Canals Adjacent to New Residential Areas
Figure 4 - Typical Canal Company in Urban Corridor Area
Figure 5 - Traditional Assessment and Secondary Revenue Streams
Figure 6 - Benefits of Secondary Service to Canal Companies
Figure 7 - North of Ogden, Pine View WUA Service Area
Figure 8 - Potable Water Demands on Municipal Water Systems

Chapter 2- Current Issues and Trends

Figure 9 - Office of Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company
Figure 10 - Main D&W Canal and Forebay Headgate
Figure 11- Davis and Weber Secondary Supply Pump House
Figure 12 - Inside the D&W Pump House
Figure 13 - Older Residential Neighborhood in Sunset, Utah
Figure 14 - Secondary System (Irrigation) Valving Access
Figure 15 - New Residential Subdivision in Sunset, Utah
Figure 16 - Advertisement for Secondary Water in New Subdivision
Figure 17 - Traditional Ditch System in Grand Valley, Colorado
Figure 18 - New Residential Subdivision in Grand Valley, Colorado

Chapter 3- Agricultural Water Suppliers in Secondary Water Management

Figure 19 - Old Agricultural Trade Center Encroachment
Figure 20 - New Subdivision Encroachment on Canals
Figure 21 - Subdivision Encroachment Along Canals
Figure 22 - Encroachment onto Canal Maintenance Road
Figure 23 - "Repackaging" a Canal Company Product
Figure 24 - Teaming Up With a Secondary Supplier
Figure 25 - View of Toquerville, Utah
Figure 26 - Water Rates in Toquerville, Utah
Figure 27 - Typical Urban Irrigation headgate
Figure 28 - The Urban Irrigation Delivery Infrastructure
Figure 29 - The POC for a Lot or Open Space Area
Figure 30 - The POC for a Lot (second image)
Figure 31 - The POC for a Lot (third image)
Figure 32 - Viewpoints of Developers
Figure 33 - Water Turnover Requirement for Residential Lots
Figure 34 - Water Turnover Requirement under C-BT
Figure 35 - Financing Pressurized Secondary Systems
Figure 36 - Combining Financing Options

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Chapter 5- The Cost and Use of Treated Water and Implications for the Expansion of Secondary
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Figure 37 - City ofKaysville, Water Use Without Secondary 62
Figure 38 - City ofKaysville Water Use with Secondary 62
Figure 39 - Map of Rural Domestic Water Districts 68

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