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2005 Estimated Water Use Report exclamation point following their names. Data for these permits were obtained from previous reports. The first three columns are "County," "Permit Number," and "Permit Name(s)," and are all self-explanatory. Column Four refers to "Gross Use" and is taken directly from Table A-1, Column Nine. "Gross Use" refers to the amount of water withdrawn by a permit, plus any imports, minus any exports, minus any treatment plant loss. Columns Five through Eleven are values that are directly submitted to the District by the permittee. They represent the percent breakout of the utility's service population. A total of all the categories equals 100 percent. "Residential Use" in Column Twelve represents the amount of water supplied by the utility going directly to residents for consumption. All non-residential water consumption is excluded. "Residential Use" is calculated by multiplying "Gross Use" by the "Percent Residential." "Population Served" is taken directly from Table A-1 and can be found in Column Thirteen. "Residential Per Capita" represents the average amount of water used by each person within a service area for residential activities such as cooking, washing vehicles, irrigating landscape, showering, etc. It does not include water use by restaurants, schools, car washes, etc. These activities are considered nonresidential and are accounted for under different categories. "Residential Per Capita" can be found in Column Fourteen. "Per Capita" is listed for comparison purposes only. It is taken directly from Table A-1 and represents an average per person consumption of water which includes nonresidential uses. "Per Capita" is found in Column Fifteen. "Unaccounted For Use" represents the average amount of water lost after leaving the treatment plant resulting from system leaks, inaccurate meters, non-billed accounts, etc. This value is calculated in Column Sixteen by multiplying "Gross Use" by "Percent Unaccounted For." "Industrial/Commercial Use" represents the average amount of water provided by a utility used directly for Industrial/Commercial purposes. This value is calculated in Column Seventeen by multiplying "Gross Use" by "Percent Industrial/Commercial." It is important to note that not all permits found in Table A-1 are identified in Table A-2. If the District was unable to provide a reasonable estimate of percent breakout of service area, the permit was excluded from Table A-2. Interpretation of Table A-3 This table identifies significant inter-permit water transfers submitted to the District in response to the "Public Supply Permittee Survey." In some cases, a different import/export number may have been reported by the two permits involved in the transfer. For instance, Permit A might report they receive 2.0 million gallons per day from Permit B, while Permit B reports they supply Permit A with 2.2 million gallons per day. The difference in import/export amounts may be a result of system loss, billing inconsistencies, or some other accounting differences. The first three columns indicate "County," "Permit Number," and "Permit Name," and are all self-explanatory. The "Import Details" section identifies the Water Use Permit (WUP) Number supplying the water, the county where the water will be consumed, and the amount exported. If no data are located within the "Export Details" section, no export of water takes place. It is important to note that not all transfers are easily identified as moving from one specific WUP number to another. In this case, the term of "system" is used to identify multi-permit transfers taking place. Southwest Florida Water Management District 58
2005 Estimated Water Use Report Table A-1: Reported Public Supply Water Use (mgd), 2005 COUNTY PERMIT # PERMITTEE NAME(S) WITHDRAWAL (MGD) SOURCE (MGD) (1) IMPORTS (MGD) (2) EXPORTS (MGD) (3) TREATMENT LOSS (MGD) (4) GROSS (MGD) (5) POPULATION SERVED UNADJ. GROSS PER CAPITA (GPCD) (6) SIG. USE (MGD) (7) ENVIRO. MITIGA. (MGD) (8) ADJ. GROSS PER CAPITA( GPCD) (9) REUSE/DESAL CREDIT(MGD) (10) COMPLIANCE PER CAPITA(GPD) (11) CHARLOTTE 718 GASPARILLA ISLAND WATER ASSOC INC. CHARLOTTE 871 CITY OF PUNTA GORDA UTILITY DEPT. CHARLOTTE 1512 CHARLOTTE HARBOR WATER ASSOC. CHARLOTTE 3522 CHARLOTTE CO. UTIL. / BURNT STORE CHARLOTTE 7104 CHARLOTTE CO. UTILITIES / PR/MRWSA CHARLOTTE 7768 ISLAND HARBOR BCH CLB LTD & CHAR HARBOR 1.247 GW/RO 0.002 0.239 1.010 3,602 280 280 280 4.450 SW 0.723 3.727 31,718 118 0.047 116 116 0.441 GW/RO 0.092 0.349 4,607 76 76 76 0.558 GW/RO 0.045 0.513 5,662 91 91 91 0.000 GW/SW 9.589 0.353 9.236 87,977 105 0.098 104 104 0.078 GW 0.019 0.059 614 96 96 96 CHARLOTTE COUNTY TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPLY >>> 6.774 9.591 0.353 1.118 14.894 134,180 111 0.145 0.000 110 0.000 110 CITRUS 207 CITY OF CRYSTAL RIVER CITRUS 419 CITY OF INVERNESS CITRUS 1118 FLORAL CITY WATER ASSOC. INC. CITRUS 2842 FLA GOV'T UTILITY / CITRUS SPRINGS / PINE RIDGE CITRUS 4153 ROLLING OAKS UTILITIES INC. CITRUS 4406 HOMOSASSA SPECIAL WATER DISTRICT CITRUS 6691 GULF HIGHWAY LAND CORPORATION CITRUS 7121 CITRUS COUNTY & WRWSA CITRUS 7879 FLA GOV'T UTILITY / OAK FOREST CITRUS 9791 FLA GOV'T UTILITY / SUGARMILL WOODS 0.749 ! GW 0.749 3,685 203 N/A N/A 1.273 ! GW 1.273 9,300 137 N/A N/A 0.313 GW 0.023 0.290 5,668 51 N/A N/A 2.351 GW 2.351 13,080 180 N/A N/A 2.016 GW 2.016 12,242 165 N/A N/A 0.835 GW 0.008 0.827 6,075 136 N/A N/A 0.070 GW 0.070 578 121 N/A N/A 4.695 GW 4.695 23,917 196 N/A N/A 0.046 GW 0.046 415 111 N/A N/A 2.247 GW 2.247 9,659 233 N/A N/A Southwest Florida Water Management District 59
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