Little Thompson 1996 WC Plan

• Project Type: Water Conservation Plan
• Project Name: Little Thompson Water District Water Conservation Plan
• Title: Water Conservation Plan
• Date: 7/2/1996
• County: Larimer
• Water Conservation - Doc Type: Complete Plan

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released from the farm. Tap water is first used for cooling the milk in heat exchangers,
then used for cleaning equipment, and then used for cleaning the parlor and holding
pens. Tap water is also consumed by the dairy herd and converted to milk for resale
throughout the region.

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Type of Account (1995) % of Total Number of % of Total Water Use
Taps
Residential 83.3 57.9
Farm-Medium 10.6 9.2
Farm,High 1.9 4.5
Dairy 0.6 11.1
Feedlot 0.4 4.2
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Commercial 2.9 8-7
Government 0.4 4.3

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5.3.2 Plans for Future L TWD Measures

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The Little Thompson Water District does not plan on restricting or limiting the use of the
District's water by the few commercial users that we have, including dairies and
feedlots. The L TWD does not plan to require any specific process changes at our
customer's sites. The District may use future newsletters to promote efficient water use
at the dairies and feedlots served by the District.

5.4 Water Reuse Systems

5.4.1 Current L TWD Measures

The Little Thompson Water District currently does not promote or require ll1e reu~El.9f _. .
water for potable or non-potable uses. The District does not operate a sanitary or
storm sewer system or have access to waste water plant outfall for reuse.

Some portions of the District are served by large sanitary sewer systems:
~ City of Loveland
~ South Loveland Sanitation District
~ Town of Mead
~ Town of Milliken
~ Town of Berthoud
In addition, there are several small package plants located in individual subdivisions
throughout the District.

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