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Water Conservation
Project Type
Water Conservation Plan
Project Name
Ken-Caryl Ranch Water & Sanitation District Water Conservation Plan
Title
Water Conservation Plan
Date
5/1/1997
County
Jefferson
Water Conservation - Doc Type
Complete Plan
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<br />Single Family Residential Customers <br /> <br />As shown in this graph, indoor water use accounts for slightly under half of all the water <br />used by single family residential customers. The biggest portion of indoor use <br />comes from "domestic" uses - toilets, showers & baths, and faucets. No conservation <br />programs are planned for these uses because we expect inefficient plumbing fixtures <br /> <br />will be replaced naturally Residential Water Use <br />over time. Because of <br />improvements in <br />technology and projected <br />changes in federal <br />standards, we expect <br />clothes washers and <br />dishwashers will also <br />become more efficient <br />over time, However, since <br />these standards are not <br />currently in place, we are <br />planning to do some initial <br />promotion of water- <br />efficient appliances. <br /> <br />F.uctl. <br />'" <br /> <br /> <br />Toll", <br />13% <br /> <br />landtCllplng <br />64% <br /> <br />Outdoor irrigation accounts for over half of all single family water use, and 57% of <br />Denver Water's max day peaking usage, It also offers the largest potential water <br />savings. Data from 13,000 residential audits Denver Water has conducted in the past <br />10 years shows that most residential customers water their landscapes more than <br />SI""I. '.mll, RHld~..1 L.~ W."ring D.fa necessary. I n fact, by 2045 <br />ID~""~""_'g'''''gHU'') " an average of 17,000 acre- <br />feet could be saved <br />annually if all residential <br />customers watered their <br />.. ~ landscapes efficiently. <br /> <br />_ J __~ve~n1n;,9~~cloLl~~tibe_ Sa~ve_d <br />" ~ uy re,..,ach ,g raul Ion I <br />o landscaping with Xeriscape. <br />And while we know that it's <br />unrealistic to expect 1 00% <br />participation, we still expect <br />to see substantial savings in <br />this area. <br /> <br />'" <br /> <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />'" <br /> <br />1 " <br />L <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />Rt<:omm.no:ttd <br />amount lor <br />,..It", <br />X.r1_~ <br /> <br />Rt<:omm.ncltd <br />amountfot <br />....., <br />BIu-sJI'll" <br /> <br />SlngIDFlml1y <br />RMldentlal <br />(SFR) <br />A"'rJIQe <br />UH or UHrClan <br /> <br />Avg.lor SFR <br />W1thClock- <br />Controlled <br />$prink", <br /> <br />Avg.tor SFR <br />Wllttrlng <br />M.nUlllfy <br />(Hot.) <br /> <br />Goals By 2045: <br />. to promote replacement of clothes washers and dishwashers with more water- <br />efficient models, saving 5,691 acre-feet of water annually <br />. to reduce irrigation inefficiencies by 50%, saving 8551 acre-feet of water annually <br /> <br />4 <br />
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