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2.WATER USE AND FORECAST DEMAND <br />2.1Characterize Current Water Use <br />Since meters were not installed until 1999, billing and water use data prior to thatyear is not <br />available for individual users and customer type. However, diligent records have been kept and <br />updated since they have been installed. The water use can be tracked by the date of the meter <br />installationand the changes in population. The historical population changes are tracked in the <br />table below. <br />Table 2a – City of Fort Morgan Population Change, 1990 through 2006 <br />YearPopulationRate of Growth <br />19909,068N.A. <br />19919,3843.5% <br />19929,5682.0% <br />19939,6490.8% <br />19949,8552.1% <br />199510,0161.6% <br />199610,1501.3% <br />199710,2731.2% <br />199810,180-0.9% <br />199910,151-0.3% <br />200011,0348.7% <br />200110,970-0.6% <br />200210,9910.2% <br />200310,9950.0% <br />200411,5594.9% <br />200511,6610.9% <br />200611,7000.3% <br />The City’s populationgrew 22% from 1990 through 2006, or at an average annual rate of <br />1.72%. Annual growth rates for population have fluctuated from a low of 1% population loss to <br />1 <br />a high of approximately9% population gain in 2000. <br />1 <br /> Water Supplies and Demands for Participants in the Northern Integrated Supply Project, Harvey Economics, March <br />30, 2006, Appendix H, Pages H1-H2. <br />City of Fort Morgan Water Conservation PlanPage 14 <br />