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District's Water Storage Requirements. Assuming Maximum Monthly Non- <br />District Diversions and the 7-cfs Stream Flow Stewardship Goal, the analyses indicate <br />that without additional raw water storage the District may not be able to meet the current <br />development commitments and future development demands (Total Existing Municipal <br />Demand With Base Village and Redevelopment, Total Build-Out, and Total Build-Out <br />With Reserve) on a number of days during dry year scenarios similar to 1977 or <br />2002.Under these assumptions, the District may not be able to meet demand on 55 days <br />during 1977 and 17 days during 2002. During 2003 the District demand could be met <br />everyday. Tables 3 and 4 present these results, a list of the days demand was not met <br />and by how much, and a list of the days the Stream Flow Stewardship Goal was not met <br />and the goal shortage. Descriptions for the results provided in the tables are presented <br />in the above section Definitions for Modeling Results. <br />Tables 3 and 4 also present raw water storage requirements for dry years 1977 <br />and 2002 - 2003 under the three future District demand scenarios (Total Existing <br />Municipal Demand With Base Village and Redevelopment, Total District Build-Out, and <br />Total Build-Out With Reserve). <br />In 1977 the volume of storage required to meet District demand and the Stream <br />Flow Stewardship Goal, as well as maintain three weeks of catastrophic event storage, <br />ranges from 255 ac-ft to 330 ac-ft for development levels ranging from 5,900 EQRs <br />(Total Existing Municipal Demand With Base Village and Redevelopment) to 6,800 <br />EQRs (Total District Build-Out With Reserve). In 2002 the storage requirements range <br />from 175 ac-ft to 200 ac-ft for the respective development levels. These results are also <br />shown in Tables 3 and 4. <br />Figures 2 and 3 present daily storage utilization for the 1977 and 2002 - 2003 drought <br />periods based on the assumptions of Total District Build-Out, Maximum Monthly Non- <br />District Diversions, and the 7 cfs Stream Flow Stewardship Goal. Figure 2 indicates that <br />in early October of 1977, 280 ac-ft of stored water would have been required to meet <br />District demands and the Stream Flow Stewardship Goal, and maintain the three weeks <br />of catastrophic event storage through the following spring. Similarly, Figure 3 <br />Page 22 <br />