Coordinated Water System Plan - Kitsap County Government

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Kitsap County May 9, 2005 Coordinated Water System Plan Regional Supplement 2005 Revision Exhibit 8-8 Summary of Surface Water Rights Annual Quantities (in acre-feet per year) North Kitsap Other 14 Municipal 0 Irrigation 337 Domestic 411 Bainbridge Island Other 1 Municipal 0 Domestic 4 Other 56 Central Kitsap Municipal 174 Irrigation 97 Irrigation 441 Domestic 44 South Kitsap Municipal 0 Other 27 Domestic 48 Source of Data: Ecology’s Water Right Application Tracking System (WRATS) database (December 2001) Irrigation 551 Section 8 - Assessment of Existing Water Systems and Water Supply 8-15
Kitsap County May 9, 2005 Coordinated Water System Plan Regional Supplement 2005 Revision Section 9 Regional Water Supply Plan 9.1 Introduction It is estimated that approximately 85 percent of the population in Kitsap County is currently served by public water systems. The remaining 15 percent receives its domestic water supply from individual sources, primarily wells. Currently, public water supply system needs of approximately 27 MGD (average day) are met through a combination of surface and groundwater sources. The largest water utility, the City of Bremerton, provides about 30 percent (8 MGD) of this total from a combination of surface water (the Union River) and groundwater supplies (wells). All other large Group A water utilities rely on groundwater. Future demands will increase significantly if the population growth projections by the State Office of Financial Management are accurate. In the 1980s and 1990s, the State's water resource management policies became increasingly complex and challenging as a result of State Supreme Court decisions, slow response by the State Legislature, as well as policy and interpretation changes by Ecology. In spring of 1990, meetings were convened to address water resource management and allocation issues having critical statewide significance. The outcome of the meetings was development of the "Chelan Agreement" which led to a series of legislation in the 1991 and 1992 legislative sessions. Among several of these legislative actions were the following key efforts: • Increased emphasis placed on water resource conservation, • Creation of a "FORUM" of representatives from the meetings' stakeholder groups to evaluate water resource issues and make consensus recommendations to the Legislature and Ecology • Establishment of one pilot area in both eastern and western Washington for development of regional water resource management plans. The FORUM subsequently identified issues regarding seawater intrusion, minimum in-stream flow requirements, hydraulic continuity between surface and groundwater, conservation, and other matters that required reevaluation of current water law, regulations, and policy. Realizing the need to resolve its short and long-term resource planning needs through development of a regional water resource management plan, Kitsap County requested to become the western Washington pilot area. The management plan would have addressed issues regarding supply development, water resource management, conservation, reuse, water rights issuance, identification of unused or invalid water rights and claims, interties and joint facilities, and other matters. Unfortunately, Kitsap County was not selected. In 1994, the state expanded the pilot study water management program to conduct basin assessments in 15 of the state’s Water Resource Inventory Areas (WRIAs). The assessment is the first step in developing a local water resource management plan. Again, the Kitsap WRIA (No. 15) was not chosen by the state to be funded for a basin assessment. Because of the importance of getting started on the process, Section 9 - Regional Water Supply Plan 9-1
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