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Section 2 Water Demand Table 2-9: Calculation of Annual Deductable Volume of Indirect Recycled Water Entering Distribution System Fiscal Year Ending (1) 5-Year Average Recharge (Acre- Feet) (2) Loss Factor for Recharge & Recovery (1) x (2) = (3) Volume Entering Distribution System (Acre-Feet) (4) Percent of Total Basin Production 1990 6,498 96.7% 6,284 2.75% 1991 6,498 96.5% 6,271 2.65% 1992 6,566 96.5% 6,336 2.59% 1993 6,658 96.5% 6,425 2.62% 1994 7,034 96.5% 6,788 2.84% 1995 6,636 96.5% 6,403 2.32% 1996 5,884 96.5% 5,678 1.88% 1997 5,413 96.5% 5,224 1.68% 1998 4,922 96.5% 4,750 1.60% 1999 3,789 96.5% 3,657 1.13% 2000 3,479 96.5% 3,357 1.05% 2001 4,086 96.5% 3,943 1.22% 2002 3,643 96.5% 3,515 1.09% 2003 3,594 96.5% 3,468 1.26% 2004 3,868 96.5% 3,733 1.40% 2005 3,527 96.5% 3,404 1.47% 2006 3,203 96.5% 3,091 1.44% 2007 3,607 96.5% 3,481 1.23% 2008 2,822 96.5% 2,723 0.78% 2009 5,607 96.5% 5,411 1.73% 2010 16,103 96.5% 15,539 5.66% The deductable amount of indirect recycled water is anticipated to increase to approximately 69,000 AF in 2015, after five years of full production from GWRS, which came online in 2008. OCWD has also designed the Phase 2 expansion for GWRS, which will further increase the deductable amount of indirect recycled water to approximately 98,000 AF within the timeframe of the 2020 UWMPs. 2.4.4. Water Use Reduction Plan MWDOC in collaboration with all of its member agencies as well as the cities of Anaheim, Fullerton, and Santa Ana, has created the Orange County 20x2020 Regional Alliance in an effort to create flexibility in meeting the per capita water use reduction targets required under SBx7-7. The Orange County 20x2020 Regional Alliance will allow local water suppliers to benefit from regional investments such as the GWRS, recycled water, and water use efficiency and to meet their 20% by 2020 reduction targets Municipal Water District of Orange County 2010 Regional Urban Water Management Plan Final 2-13
Section 2 Water Demand under SBx7-7 on a regional basis through the successful implementation of region-wide programs. The Orange County 20x2020 Regional Alliance will achieve its water use reduction by building on the existing collaboration between Metropolitan, MWDOC and the local agencies in Orange County. MWDOC as a regional wholesale water provider implements many of the urban water conservation Best Management Practices (BMPs) on behalf its member agencies. MWDOC’s conservation measures are detailed in MWDOC’s RUWMP Section 4, and Metropolitan’s conservation measures detailed in Metropolitan’s 2010 RUWMP Section 3.4. Additionally, Metropolitan in collaboration with MWDOC and other Metropolitan member agencies is in the process of developing a Long Term Conservation Plan, 5 which seeks an aggressive water use efficiency target in order to achieve a 20% reduction in per capita water use by 2020 for the entire Metropolitan service area. Metropolitan Long Term Conservation Plan Metropolitan’s Long Term Conservation Plan will build on Metropolitan’s traditional programs of incentives, education and broad outreach while developing a new vision of water use efficiency by altering the public’s perspective on water through market transformation. The overreaching goals of the Long Term Conservation Plan are as follows: • Achieve the 2010 IRP conservation target – The target for new water savings through conservation is a regional per capita use of 159 gallons per day in 2015 and 141 gallons per day in 2020. • Pursue innovation that will advance water conservation • Transform the public’s value of water within this region – A higher value on water within this region can lead to a conservation ethic that results in permanent change in water use behavior, earlier adoption of new water saving technologies, and transition towards climate-appropriate landscapes. Achieving these goals requires the use of integrated strategies that leverage the opportunities within this region. It requires regional collaboration and sustained support for a comprehensive, multi-year program. It requires a commitment to pursue behavioral changes and innovation in technologies that evolve the market for water efficient devices and services. It requires strategic, focused implementation approaches that build from broad-based traditional programs. It requires that research be conducted to provide the 5 Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Long Term Conservation Plan Working Draft Version 6 (November 30, 2010) Municipal Water District of Orange County 2010 Regional Urban Water Management Plan Final 2-14
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