2006 Water Comprehensive Plan - City of Bellevue

TABLESPage3-1 Population and Employee Density 3-23-2 Residential Population Projections 3-43-3 Interties 3-134-1 Water Use by Customer Class 4-24-2 Water Balance 2004 4-44-3 City of Bellevue Existing Water Use 4-74-4a Future Demand Projections without Additional Conservation 4-104-4b Future Demand Projections with Additional Conservation 4-104-4c Build-out Demand Projections by Pressure Zone 4-114-5 Conservation Water Savings Over 2003 ADD Levels 4-124-6 Comparison of Eastside Communities 4-144-7 Maximum Required Fire Flows Identified for Indicated Pressure Zones 4-155-1 Conservation Guidelines and Recommendations for Public Water Systems 5-3Serving >25,000 Connections5-2 Historical Conservation Measures 5-55-3 Rate Structure 5-125-4 Existing Sites with Potential for Reclaimed Water Application 5-135-5 Conservation Savings Achieved Through 2004 5-155-6 Conservation Program for 2006-2011 5-206-1 Existing Operating Area 6-26-2 Regional Supply Inlet Meters 6-136-3 System Description by Regional Supply Connection 6-146-4 C.C.U.D. Supply Connections 6-156-5 Pump Stations 6-176-6 Storage Facilities 6-196-7 East Bellevue Operating Area Pressure Zones 6-226-8 West Bellevue Operating Area Pressure Zones 6-236-9 South Bellevue Operating Area Pressure Zones 6-247-1 Criteria for Prioritizing R&R Projects 7-78-1a Storage Evaluation - West Bellevue Operating Area 8-108-1b Storage Evaluation - East Bellevue Operating Area 8-118-1c Storage Evaluation - South Bellevue Operating Area 8-129-1 Engineering and Environmental Division Staff Certified by the 9-6Department of Health9-2 Operations and Maintenance Division - Water Utility Staff 9-79-3 Water Department Vehicles and Equipment 9-8x