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<br />Annual 6 Percent Growth
<br />
<br />Treated Water Production
<br />
<br />Year
<br />
<br />Population
<br />
<br />Maximum Dav
<br />(mgd)
<br />
<br />6.69
<br />
<br />Annual
<br />(1,000 gal)
<br />
<br />1,148,140
<br />
<br />Annual
<br />(acre-feet)
<br />
<br />3,524
<br />
<br />Average Dav
<br />( mgd)
<br />
<br />3.14
<br />
<br />1996
<br />
<br />20,000
<br />
<br />1997 21,200 1,238,100 3,800 3.39 8.14
<br />1998 22,470 1,312,200 4,027 3.60 8.64
<br />1999 23,820 1,391,100 4,269 3.81 9.14
<br />2000 25,250 1,478,600 4,538 4.04 9.70
<br />2001 26,770 1,563,400 4,798 4.28 ]0.27
<br />2002 28,380 1,657,400 5,087 4.54 10.90
<br />2003 30,080 1,756,700 5,391 4.81 11.54
<br />2004 31,880 1,866,900 5,730 5.10 12.24
<br />2005 33,790 1,973,300 6,056 5.41 12.98
<br />2006 35,820 2,091,900 6,420 5.73 13.75
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<br />Critical Water Conservation Issues
<br />Based on an analysis of existing water usage characteristics and projected water
<br />needs, the City needs to address the following issues in its water conservation plan:
<br />
<br />. U naccounted- for water.
<br />
<br />. Inaccurate water meters.
<br />. Parks irrigation.
<br />. Peak demands.
<br />
<br />City of Brighton, Colorado
<br />March 1997 - 34619.100
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<br />Report on Water
<br />Conservation Plan
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