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<br />the cities of Rifle, Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, Eagle and Aspen, and for the Vail Valley Consolidated <br />Water District and the Upper Eagle Regional Water Authority. Municipal water use data for the Ute Water <br />Conservancy District, as documented in an October 1995 report, was also utilized. Water use estimates <br />for rural sites were additionally developed. <br /> <br />From this review, we have estimated the potential increase in water demand, and the increase in <br />consumptive water use, that may occur within the study area. These estimates are dispiayed in Tables <br />5.2 and 5.3. <br /> <br />TABLE 5.2 <br /> <br />PROJECTED INCREASE IN MUNICIPAL WATER DEMANDS <br /> <br />(AFIYEAR) <br /> <br />Year <br />2020 2045 <br /> <br />SCENARIO 1 - REDUCED DEMOGRAPHER ESTIMATES <br /> <br />Eagle River Watershed <br />Roaring Fork River Watershed <br />Colorado River Corridor Upstream of Dotsero <br />Colorado River Corridor beiow Dotsero <br />Total Study Area <br /> <br />3190 <br />3490 <br />3240 <br />13470 <br />23,390 <br /> <br />7170 <br />7680 <br />7130 <br />29780 <br />51,760 <br /> <br />SCENARIO 2 - ACTUAL STATE DEMOGRAPHER ESTIMATES (Immediate Reduction of Growth) <br /> <br />Eagle River Watershed <br />Roaring Fork River Watershed <br />Colorado River Corridor Upstream of Dotsero <br />Colorado River Corridor below Dotsero <br />Total Study Area <br /> <br />4040 <br />4340 <br />3950 <br />19030 <br />31,360 <br /> <br />SCENARIO 3 - RECENT GROWTH CONTINUED THROUGH 2000 <br /> <br />Eagle River Watershed <br />Roaring Fork River Watershed <br />Colorado River Corridor Upstream of Dotsero <br />Colorado River Corridor below Dotsero <br />Total Study Area <br /> <br />6380 <br />6300 <br />5670 <br />22810 <br />41,160 <br /> <br />8360 <br />8890 <br />8160 <br />49620 <br />75,030 <br /> <br />11740 <br />11610 <br />10510 <br />61850 <br />95,710 <br /> <br />16 <br />