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Kitsap County May 9, 2005 Coordinated Water System Plan Regional Supplement 2005 Revision receivership, the petition shall include the names of one or more suitable candidates for receiver who have consented to assume operation of the water system. If there is no other person or entity willing and able to be named as receiver, the court shall appoint the county in which the water system is located as receiver. Failing systems may occur anywhere throughout the County or the CWSP study area. Therefore, it is possible to have viable utilities adjacent to or with service areas enveloping a failing system. In this event, the viable utility may be interested in expanding their service area to encompass the failing system. If a direct connection is not initially possible, then a satellite system management arrangement can occur. The CWSP is concerned that an expeditious solution be determined for failing systems. Therefore, individual WSPs are required to include, along with other DOH criteria, a statement of the utility’s policy regarding its role in assuming responsibility for any failing systems that are located within their retail service area. The possibility also exists that approved SMAs may be interested in assuming responsibility for failing systems located in areas not adjacent to or otherwise claimed by other purveyors. In these situations, the County may contact SMAs to establish their interest in this role. In the event no existing utility is willing to accept this responsibility, the County will be designated the purveyor for receivership. Details of the ownership, management, and financing of necessary water system improvements will be specified at that time. 6.5 Implementation Responsibilities The USRP in Section 5 outlines the referral process for approved SMAs. The Kitsap County Health District will: • Maintain the DOH list of SMAs authorized within Kitsap County, • Assist the DOH in taking SMA enforcement actions, • Implement the Utility Service Review Procedure. Section 6 - Satellite Management and Receivership 6-3
Kitsap County May 9, 2005 Coordinated Water System Plan Regional Supplement 2005 Revision Section 7 Water Supply Requirements 7.1 Introduction Projections of water supply requirements for Kitsap County (County) are presented in this Section for years 2000, 2010, 2020, and 2030, based on household and population projections provided by the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC). A survey of water demand and source of supply distributed by the Kitsap County Water Utility Coordinating Committee (WUCC) was essential in developing the water supply requirements for the County. Water use data obtained during the Coordinated Water System Plan (CWSP) update from multiple water systems throughout the County were used to calculate average day water supply requirements (on per capita and per household bases), and to calculate a peak day factor. County land use designations and PSRC Forecast Analysis Zone (FAZ) boundaries were used to project water supply requirements within defined areas. The PSRC FAZ boundaries are shown in Exhibit 7-1. Urban Growth Area (UGA) boundaries, used to distinguish between rural and urban water usage characteristics, are presented in Exhibit 7-2, superimposed on water service areas. Water savings due to water conservation, and supply requirement increases due to potential new industrial water demands were incorporated in the projections as well. 7.2 PSRC Demographic Forecasts The PSRC released demographic forecasts for Kitsap County in September of 2002 that were based on year 2000 census data. The demographic forecasts for years 2000, 2010, 2020, and 2030 were made at the County, FAZ, and Traffic Analysis Zone (TAZ) levels. The population forecasts were used to project water supply requirements on a per capita basis. The household projections were used to project water supply requirements on a per household basis. The demographic categories are defined by PSRC as follows: • Population – The total number of persons residing in a FAZ. Demographics: Water supply requirements for 2000-2030 are based on population and household demographic projections provided by the PSRC. • Households – The total number of occupied housing units in a FAZ. A housing unit includes any single-family or multi-family household, such as an apartment unit. • Employment – The total number of jobs located in a FAZ, including part-time, selfemployed, proprietors, and military, as well as wage and salary workers, in all industry sectors except resources (agriculture, forestry, fishing, and mining) and construction. Exhibit 7-3 shows that all three categories are projected to increase at a similar rate through 2030. Population has a compound growth rate of 1.35 percent per year. Households have a 1.59 percent compound growth rate per year, and employment has a 1.65 percent growth rate per year. Analyses of water supply requirements typically distinguish between single-family and multifamily household water usage characteristics. However, the water demand and supply data Section 7 - Water Supply Requirements 7-1
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