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3 <br />...._ ._._..___ Animas-- La Plata Water Supply and Demand Study <br />Table 3-2. Summary of Population <br />County 2000 <br />2015 2020 <br />2030 <br />Population 12,000 <br />17,000 <br />20,000 <br />35,000 <br />Demand (AFNR) 2,957 <br />4,189 <br />4,929 <br />8,625 <br />Proj cted demands in Table 3 -2 were calculated using 220 gpcd estimate from SWSI and the population <br />prof ctions available from county data. <br />3.110.2 La Plata County <br />La I lata County did not have water resource planning studies available, but water demand estimates were <br />ma using population data from the County's 2030 Transportation Integrated Plan (2030 TRIP). These data <br />wer (, in turn, taken from the State of Colorado Demography section and are summarized in Table 3 -3. <br />Table 3-3. Summary of Population Projection from La Plata County <br />County 2000 2010 2015 2020 2030 <br />Population 43,941 53,282 60,246 68,561 75,079 <br />Demand (AFNR) 10,828 13,130 14,847 16,896 18,502 <br />Proj cted demands in Table 3 -3 were calculated using 220 gpcd estimate from SWSI and the population <br />pro) ctions available from the county data. <br />3.1 Water Providers with Potential Interest in A -LP Project <br />Water <br />The SWSI water needs assessment identifies areas and water providers in La Plata and Archuleta Counties <br />with future demands for additional water supply. It is important to note that many of these areas and water <br />proN iders identified in the SWSI needs assessment: (a) have demands less than 300 AF /YR, (b) are located in <br />u orporated portions of the county, and /or (c) are located relatively far from the A -LP Project. Because <br />of d ese factors, Brown and Caldwell has focused in this initial demand study on the larger water providers in <br />Arcl uleta and La Plata Counties that are within proximity to Lake Nighthorse. <br />Inaddition to reviewing this SWSI needs assessment list, Brown and Caldwell was provided with letters of <br />inte st to purchase A -LP Project water from the State. This included letters from the La Plata West Water <br />Dist ict and La Plata - Archuleta Water Authority. <br />this information and data, Brown and Caldwell, the following water providers became the focus of the <br />A investigation: <br />City of Durango, Colorado <br />La Plata Archuleta Water District <br />La Plata West Water Authority <br />Lake Durango Water Authority <br />Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District and San Juan Water Conservancy District <br />Town of Bayfield, Colorado <br />�crra j y #` i a .,p I.doi.x <br />
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