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2006 Water Comprehensive Plan - City of Bellevue

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Figure 5-3 shows the effect <strong>of</strong> conservation on commercial demand. The figure plots:• Normalized Demand Without Conservation – This is the normalized demandwith conservation plus estimated savings from commercial conservationprojects.• Normalized Demand With Conservation – This is the 3 year average <strong>of</strong> actualdemands.• Actual Demand With Conservation – This is the actual demand.Since the post-conservation era began in 1991, the actual demand with conservation has beenlower than the normalized demand without conservation, aside from 1994 and 1995 (as notedin footnote 3 to Figure 5-3.) By 2004, the normalized demand with conservation was 6%less than what it would have been without conservation.Figure 5-3Effect <strong>of</strong> Conservation on Demand - Commercial5,000,000Demand (gpd)4,500,0004,000,0003,500,0003,000,0002,500,0002,000,0001,500,0001,000,000500,0000Normalized DemandWithoutConservation (1)Normalized DemandWith Conservation(2)Actual Demand WithConservation (3)19861987198819891990199119921993199419951. 3-year average <strong>of</strong> actual demands plus estimated conservation savings.2. 3-year average <strong>of</strong> actual demands.3. Any year where the “actual demand with conservation line” is higher than the “normalized demand withoutconservation” line does not imply that no conservation occurred that year. Rather, it is because the normalized demandwithout conservation uses a 3-year average <strong>of</strong> actual demands. Therefore, if the year <strong>of</strong> interest demand is significantlyhigher than the two preceding years, the actual demand with conservation line will be higher than the normalizeddemand without conservation line.199619971998199920002001200220032004Figure 5-4 shows the cumulative effect <strong>of</strong> conservation on the entire system. The figureplots:• Normalized Demand Without Conservation – For the residential sector, thisuses baseline period water use factors. For the commercial sector, this uses a3-yr average <strong>of</strong> actual demand plus estimated conservation savings.• Normalized Demand With Conservation – For the residential sector, this uses3-year average water use factors. For the commercial sector, this uses a 3-yraverage <strong>of</strong> actual demand.• Actual Demand With Conservation – This is the actual demand.5-18

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