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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)
SUMTER 8135 CITY OF
WILDWOOD
SUMTER 8193 CITY OF CENTER
HILL
SUMTER 11404 VILLAGE CENTER
CDD / LAKE
SUMTER
SUMTER 12236 NORTH SUMTER
UTILITY CO.
1.911 GW 1.911 12,450 153 N/A N/A
0.064 GW 0.064 983 65 N/A N/A
5.207 GW 0.026 5.181 27,855 186 N/A N/A
0.857 GW 0.857 9,553 90 N/A N/A
SUMTER COUNTY TOTAL PUBLIC
SUPPLY >>>
9.169 0.000 0.000 0.028 9.141 61,065 150 0.000 0.000 N/A 0.000 N/A
DISTRICT TOTALS AND AVERAGES
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
563.815 405.651 442.307 15.343 511.816 4,451,769 115 19.464 0.000 111 30.537 104
(GPD) = gallons per day
(mgd) = million gallons per day
* Wholesale Water Importer
! = Public Supply Permittee Survey was not received. Withdrawal amount was metered. Population served was derived from 2004 Estimated Water Use Report and/or
"Florida Estimates of Population 2005-2030," February 2006, Bureau of Economic and Business Research.
(1) GW = ground water, SW = surface water, RO = reverse osmosis
(2) IMPORT = Water purchased or transferred from another utility.
(3) EXPORT = Water sold or transferred to another utility.
(4) TREATMENT LOSS = Annual average gallons per day which are lost in routine treatment for potable water. This includes, but is not limited to, desalination reject
water, sand filtration backwash, and quantities used to maintain appropriate water quality in pipelines or tanks.
(5) GROSS USE (also called "finished") = (withdrawal) + (import) - (export) - (treatment loss).
(6) UNADJUSTED GROSS PER CAPITA = (gross use) / (population). Population-related withdrawals associated with residential, business, institutional, industrial,
miscellaneous metered, and unaccounted water uses are applicable to all public supply permits.
(7) SIGNIFICANT USE = Applicable in the NTBWUCA and SWUCA only. NTBWUCA: Individual non-residential water customer, excluding golf courses, that on an annual
average basis uses greater than 25,000 gallons per day or a quantity that is greater than five percent (5%) of the utility’s annual average water use. If deducted, they
must be documented and accompanied by a water conservation plan specific to the use(s) deducted. See Chapter 7, Section 7.3 of the BOR. SWUCA: There are five
options: A: Single Significant Use; B: District-Wide Percent I/C Use; C: Combined Regional Government and Higher Education Facilities; D: Individual Regional Health
Facilities, E: Individual Industrial/Commercial Facilities Where Water Is the Primary Ingredient or Final Product. Definitions and exclusions of each type are given in the
BOR, Chapter 3, Section 3.6.
(8) ENVIRONMENTAL MITIGATION = Annual average quantities used by a utility to mitigate withdrawal-related stress to a specified environmental feature as required by
the utility’s Water Use Permit (WUP).
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