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12/18/2007
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City of Pleasanton 5.0 Demands <br />Final Water Supply Assessment <br />Stoneridge Drive Specific Plan Amendment and Staples Ranch Project <br />6.1.2 Local -City of Pleasanton Demands <br />The City of Pleasanton maintains a treated water supply agreement with Zone 7, Table 6-4 shows <br />total water purchased from Zone 7 to meet City demands over the last five years. The City <br />supplements purchased Zone 7 supplies with 3,500 AFA of groundwater pumped from three City <br />local wells.30 Total City demands are also shown in Table 6-4. <br />Table 6-4: City of Pleasanton Treated Water Purchases 2002-2006 (AFA) <br /> Year <br /> 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Total <br />Su I from Zone 7a 14,744 14,367 15,614 14,553 14,911 74,190 <br />Groundwater GPQ h 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 <br />Total Ci Demands 18,244 17,867 19,114 18,053 18,411 77,690 <br />Notes: <br />a: Zone 7 Water Agency Retail Deliveries 2002-2006. <br />b: Ci of Pleasanton GPQ. <br />The City of Pleasanton anticipates buildout in 2025; at that point, demands would plateau and <br />remain fairly consistent through 2030.31 Estimated demands associated with the 2025 population are <br />25,300 AFA and by 2030 total demands could increase to 26,900 AFA, or approximately 24 mgd.32 <br />Figure 3-9 from the City's 2002 UWMP presents some water saving data related to natural <br />conservation through water fixture retrofits and other "best management practice" expected to be <br />implemented in City water conservation programs. Projected water demands are shown in Table <br />6-5. In single dry or multiple dry year scenarios or SWP reductions, this WSA takes a conservative <br />water supply planning approach; first, to remain consistent with Zone 7's regional water supply <br />planning and second, by assuming demands in the City of Pleasanton will remain the same in any <br />given hydrologic year or when changes in SWP deliveries occur due to environmental constraints, as <br />was the case in June 2007.33 <br />Figure 3-9 Baseline Water Demand ProJecnon with and without Veturdh~ Occarring <br />Consn,•anoa <br />M.0 <br />E <br />20.0 <br />3 <br />a <br />15.0 <br /><' <br />70.0 <br />+Idodel Projection - No Coinervalion t Plumbing eiM Appliance Codes Oily <br />30 City of Pleasanton, 2002 Urban Water Management Plan, page 4-2 <br />31 City of Pleasanton, 2002 Urban Water Management Plan, Figure 2-4, page 2-10. <br />32 Table 3-2 Baseline Water Projection, 2002 City of Pleasanton Urban Water Management Plan, page 3-8. <br />33 City of Pleasanton Newsletter dated June 8, 2007: Regarding Department of Water Resources Pump Shutdown <br />June 2007 Zone 7 provided adequate water to Pleasanton by utilizing ground water storage in addition to supplies <br />in the Del Valle Reservoir. <br />P:\Projects - WP OnIy141162.01 Staples Ranch WSA\FinahFinal WSA.doc 6-3 <br />fiP fiPA ^EPy •~', fiP+ ~A, ~O M1~ ~.~ M1~ ~~ ti°a ,N' 'Ati~ ti°•B '~°' <br />Year <br />
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