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Table 3: Past, Current and Predicted Population Year Population 2000 9,612 2001 10,510 2002 10,832 2003 11 ,026 2004 11 ,295 2005 11 ,608 2006 11 ,884 2007 12,189 2008 12,501 2009 12,822 2010 13, 151 2011 13,488 2012 13,834 d) The Statewide Water Supply Initiative conducted by CWCB identified a 220/0 gap between water needs and water supplies in the South Platte Basin by 2025. Water conservation is one method the Town can use to help fill the gap between water needs and water supplies. The Town of Windsor in located in Weld and Larimer County, just south and east of the City of Fort Collins. The municipal boundaries are generally located east of Interstate 25 along State Highway 392. Three potable water providers currently serve the Town of Windsor. The Fort Collins-Loveland Water District is contracted to provide the Town with 0.3 million gallons of potable water per day, which is delivered through a 24-inch transmission main located west of Town on SH 392. North Weld County Water District provides potable water through a 14-inch transmission main located north of SH 392, which provides between 120 and 355 million gallons per year. The third supplier of potable water is the City of Greeley, which delivers water to the Town through a 16-inch and 8-inch transmission line. The City of Greeley is contracted to provide between 131 and 195 million gallons of water per year to the Town. The Town of Windsor has plans to construct a transmission line that will connect to another North Weld County Water District transmission line. When complete, this connection would provide between 120 and 1 ,800 million gallons of additional water per year. Windsor is also participating in the Northern Integrated Supply Project (NISP), which has the potential to bring an additional 3,400 ac-ft of raw water supplies to the Town. C9 Clear Water Solutions, Inc. Windsor - CWCB Water Conservation Planning Grant Application 5