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Table 6-4: Projected Future Use of Recycled Water in Service Area (AFY) Section 6 Recycled Water User Type Projected Use of Recycled Water Fiscal Year Ending 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 39,642 51,658 55,699 59,324 59,492 59,597 User Type Table 6-5: Projected Recycled Water Uses (AFY) Treatment Level Fiscal Year Ending 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 Agriculture Landscape Secondary/Tertiary 51,658 55,699 59,324 59,492 59,597 Wildlife Habitat Wetlands Industrial Total 51,658 55,699 59,324 59,492 59,597 Table 6-6 compares the recycled water use projections from MWDOC’s 2005 RUWMP with actual 2010 recycled water use. Table 6-6: Recycled Water Uses – 2005 Projections compared with 2010 Actual (AFY) User Type 2005 Projection for 2010 2010 Actual Use Agriculture Landscape 51,388 39,642 Wildlife Habitat Wetlands Industrial Groundwater Recharge Total 51,388 39,642 6.4.1. Direct Non-Potable Reuse Direct non-potable recycled water reuse totaled 39,642 acre-feet in the MWDOC service area in 2010. In 2035, direct non-potable recycled water usage is projected to reach nearly 59,597 acre-feet, an increase of 50% from 2010. Municipal Water District of Orange County 2010 Regional Urban Water Management Plan Final 6-10
6.4.2. Indirect Potable Reuse Section 6 Recycled Water The indirect potable water reuse via groundwater recharge and for seawater barriers is currently about 67,000 AFY and is expected to reach 102,000 acre-feet by 2015. This water is produced by the GWRS project which will ultimately supply about 132,000 AFY if the further envisioned phase of the project is approved and developed. 6.5. Optimization Plan Metropolitan and MWDOC supports research efforts to encourage development and use of recycled water. These include conducting studies and research to address public concerns, developing new technologies, and assessing health effects. Addressing public concerns is required to gain the support of stakeholders early in the planning process. Education is required to inform the public of treatment processes. Developing new technologies is a prerequisite to help reduce the cost of producing recycled water. Health effects assessments have a two-fold purpose of alleviating public concerns and ensuring the protection of public health and the environment. Further research supported by Metropolitan and others (such as the National Water Research Institute) will have the benefit of reducing risks for MWDOC’s retail agencies. Recycled water production is projected to increase to 164,071 AFY by 2035 including GWRS production. This means that 37% of the wastewater generated in the MWDOC service area will be recycled and will constitute a significant and valuable resource. To assist in meeting these projections, MWDOC plans to take numerous actions to facilitate the use and production of recycled water within its service area. However, MWDOC is a wholesaler and does not impose development requirements or enact ordinances that mandate the use of recycled water. Most recycled water projects that provide the greatest benefit for the cost have been developed or are planned. In many cases, additional recycled water production and use is economically unfeasible given the current cost of potable water supplies in comparison to recycled water costs. MWDOC has taken the following actions to facilitate further production and use of recycled water: • Sponsoring member agencies in obtaining Local Resources Program (LRP) incentives from Metropolitan; • Assisting and supporting member agencies in applications made for bond funds such as Proposition 84; • Encouraging Metropolitan to participate in studies that will benefit recycled water production; • Supporting Metropolitan in deriving solutions to regulatory issues; • Participating in regional plan such as the South Orange County IRWMP; • Working cooperatively with member agencies, Metropolitan and its member agencies, and other Orange County water and wastewater agencies to encourage Municipal Water District of Orange County 2010 Regional Urban Water Management Plan Final 6-11
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