Estimated Water Use Report - Southwest Florida Water ...
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2005 <strong>Estimated</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Use</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
NOTES:<br />
The totals for Gross <strong>Use</strong>, Population Served, and Unadjusted Gross Per Capita listed in Table A-2 will not match those listed in Table A-1. This is because not all of the permittees are<br />
listed in Table A-2, either they have never submitted Form B or the information from previous years' reports is outdated.<br />
(mgd) = million gallons per day<br />
(!) Form B, "Type of <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Use</strong>" of the Public Supply Permittee Survey was not received. Data was derived from previous years' reports.<br />
(1) Gross <strong>Use</strong> is taken directly from Table A-1, column 10, and represents the total amount of water withdrawn plus imports minus exports and treatment loss.<br />
(2) Percent of water supplied that is used for residential purposes only.<br />
(3) Percent of water supplied that is used for industrial/commercial purposes only.<br />
(4) Percent of water supplied that is used for mining/dewatering purposes only.<br />
(5) Percent of water supplied that is used for agricultural purposes only.<br />
(6) Percent of water supplied that is used for recreational/aesthetic purposes only.<br />
(7) Percent of water supplied that is used for fire fighting, line flushing, and other accountable purposes only.<br />
(8) Percent of water supplied that is unaccounted for due to system leaks, illegal connections, etc.<br />
(9) Residential <strong>Use</strong> = (gross <strong>Use</strong>) X (% residential). This number represents the total amount of water that is used for residential purposes only.<br />
(10) Population Served is taken directly from Table A-1, column 11, and represents the service area population for the permittee listed.<br />
(11) Residential per capita = (residential water use) / (population). This number represents the average quantity of water used per person per day for residential purposes only.<br />
(12) Unadjusted Gross per capita = (gross use) / (population served). This number represents the average quantity of water used per person per day for any purpose (including<br />
agricultural, industrial, etc.).<br />
(13) I/C <strong>Use</strong> (Industrial/Commercial <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Use</strong>) = (gross use) X (% I/C). This number represents the amount of water that is supplied for industrial/commercial purposes only.<br />
(14) UAW <strong>Use</strong> (Unaccounted For <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Use</strong>) = (gross use) X (% UAW). This number represents the amount of water that is unaccounted for each day by the permittee listed.<br />
"SYSTEM" denotes water transferred within the central system of Tampa Bay <strong>Water</strong>.<br />
* : This denotes that only a portion of the export goes to the utility indicated, the rest is supplied to small public utilities that are not listed in this table.<br />
**: Imported and exported water quantities are not equal due to loss during transport through the system, reporting differences from water suppliers, and transfers between the<br />
Tampa Bay <strong>Water</strong> "SYSTEM" including quantities transferred to the C.W. Bill Young Regional Reservoir (35.198 mgd). Filling of the Reservoir began in March 2005 and was completed in<br />
November 2005.<br />
Note: These quantities were supplied to the <strong>Southwest</strong> <strong>Florida</strong> <strong>Water</strong> Management District by each individual permittee listed.<br />
<strong>Southwest</strong> <strong>Florida</strong> <strong>Water</strong> Management District<br />
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