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h <br />ate ftlid anitatzon. x� <br />3 a siw�U ' s4 LOR�4[7E PI ING5 CO <br />h w3475 FAX 719-.. <br />July 16, 2010 <br />Office of Water Conservation and Drought Planning <br />Colorado Water Conservation Board <br />1313 Sherman Street, Room 721 <br />Denver, CO 80203 <br />Attn: Ben Wade <br />Reference: 50% Progress Report — Security Water District <br />Dear Mr. Wade: <br />RECEIVED <br />,�OL 21. Zola <br />� me comervation Board <br />As you are aware, Security Water District (the District) and Water Matters! (WM) are in the process of <br />preparing a Water Conservation Plan, according to the Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB)'s 9 <br />Step approach, as outlined in the District's grant application. During this process, the District and WM <br />have made every effort to compile the data as accurately as possible, and to review current and <br />potential new conservation programs and measures so as to create a valuable plan that will enable the <br />District's future conservation efforts, and its implementation and tracking. <br />Step #1— Profile Existing Water System <br />The District staff and WM have prepared Worksheets 1 -1,1 -2 and 1 -3, using the District's population <br />information, projections, boundary maps, metered water sales, and treatment plant metered data and <br />records. The system profile is complete. Existing conservation measures have been evaluated as to <br />date of implementation and, to the extent possible, savings estimates have been developed for existing <br />programs and measures. <br />Step 2 — Develop a_Water Use profile and Forecast future Water Demond <br />WM has compiled the data in Worksheet 2 -1 from information supplied by District staff. Demand was <br />forecast using historic population and tap data supplied by the District. The profile and forecast are <br />complete. <br />Step 3 — Profile Proaosed Fa�itities <br />This step is complete. The District's Capital Improvement Plan as relates to the acquisition of water <br />supplies from the Frying Pan Arkansas Project through the new Southern Delivery System, ground water <br />from the Venetucci Wells, Clear Springs Ranch Wells, Windmill Gulch Wells and Widefield Aquifer Wells; <br />and longterm through the Southern Delivery System and the Widefiield Aquifer Recharge Project are well <br />quantified and documented in W. W. Wheeler and Associates' Water Resources Report dated <br />September 2009. <br />