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<br />ToIal Waler Supplied by Fitter Plant per Month
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<br />500
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<br /><50
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<br />250
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<br />200
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<br />150
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<br />100
<br />Jan-84 Dec-84 0ec-85 Dec-88 0ee-87 0ec-8S Dec::-89 Oec:-GO o.e.91 Dee-~ Dec-Q3 o.c.94
<br />MQnth and Year
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<br />In addition to the average flows from the plant steadily increasing over the past ten
<br />years, it is obvious that the spread in flows (from high to low) has also expanded. This
<br />increased difference in the range of seasonal use is most likely the result of changes in
<br />the customers' demographics of the District. The higher ratio of urban residential
<br />I customers to rural customers has increased the urban consumption for such things as
<br />, J lawn watering in the summer.
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<br />4.2 Consumption by Tap Size
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<br />Tap Size Gallons Used Gallons Used Gallons Used
<br />(inches) 1993 1994 1995
<br />5/8 730,072,360 868,749,260 782,027,570
<br />3!i 4' --- .-;),VJ"I-,UUU 6,0l:liol,UUU
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<br />1 71,389,960 75,598,600 64,777,700
<br />1 'I. 96,459,200 110,480,000 103,161,000
<br />2 36,121,000 34,450,700 34,060,000
<br />4 40.111,700 39,531,600 37,988,700
<br />6 1,768,300 3,355,600 4,113,400
<br />Totals 981,011,153 1,131,221,754 1,032,219,365
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