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Water Conservation
Project Type
Water Conservation Plan
Project Name
Denver Water Water Conservation Plan
Title
1997 Denver Water Conservation Master Plan
Date
10/30/1997
County
Denver
Water Conservation - Doc Type
Complete Plan
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Denver Water 1996 Approval Ltr
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<br />Commercial and Industrial Customers <br /> <br />Although commercial and industrial customers account for only 18% of our service <br />area's water use, designing conservation programs for these customers is much more <br />complicated than designing Comm'"'''I',d,,''''' W""Use <br />programs for residential _. <br />customers. Residential water use ~~:" N <br />is fairly generic, while commercial <br />and industrial use, as seen in this <br />pie chart, is much more varied. <br />Aside from domestic use (toilets <br />and faucets), the most <br />homogeneous water uses among <br />commercial/industrial customers <br />are outdoor irrigation and <br />cooling/heating. Like residential <br />customers, commercial/industrial <br />customers irrigate more than <br />necessary, so we have designed programs to promote irrigation efficiency and increase <br />the amount of Xeriscape in business parks and other areas with significant landscaping. <br />We are also looking at more efficient heating/cooling, although cost and current <br />technological limitations present challenges. <br /> <br />OaoIlng&Holllng <br />_. <br /> <br /> <br />p.,ce..u.... <br />,~ <br /> <br />The remaining areas of water use, and the potential for savings, vary so widely from <br />site to site that it is impossible to design generic conservation programs. Instead we <br />have adapted the innovative approach of offering incentives to businesses who identify <br />and implement water-savings practices. We also plan to implement a program to <br />review plans and offer suggestions for new commercial/industrial sites prior to <br />construction. <br /> <br />Goals By 2045: <br />· to promote the implementation of water-efficient practices and technologies among <br />new and existing commercial and industrial customers, saving 626 acre-feet~n <br />--- water annually -- - --- <br />. to reduce irrigation inefficiencies by 50%, saving 888 acre-feet of water annually <br />· to have 10% of commercial/industrial landscape areas converted to Xeriscape, <br />saving 172 acre-feet of water annually. <br /> <br />Strategies: <br />· to offer market incentives to encourage water-saving practices <br />· to provide information on the most current water-savings technologies <br />· to have alternative programs ready in case incentives and information don't achieve <br />the desired results <br /> <br />7 <br />
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