Water Supply Historical, Current, & Projected Water Supplies Period 1990 to 2030
Historical, Current & Projected Retail Water Supplies In Acre-Feet
| Types of Water |
FY 1990 |
Today1 |
2030 |
| Groundwater2 |
187,931 |
186,549 |
202,000 |
| Imported Water3 |
94,059 |
61,033 |
82,535 |
| Recycled Water4 |
- |
5,217 |
17,900 |
| Total |
281,989 |
252,799 |
302,435 |
| Conservation5 |
- |
21,100 |
58,400 |
| Total |
281,989 |
273,899 |
360,835 |
[1] Sales based upon FY 2004-05.
[2] Groundwater production within Central Basin service area only, including imported groundwater production from Main San Gabriel Basin (Avg 42,000 AFY).
[3] Imported retail use only; does not include replenishment deliveries (i.e. Spreading or Barrier).
[4] Recycled retail use only; does not include replenishment deliveries (i.e. Spreading or Barrier).
[5] Conservation consists of active and passive savings according to the District's projected estimates.
Current and Projected Water Supplies In Acre-Feet
| District Water Supplies |
20051 |
2030 |
| Groundwater |
186,549 |
202,000 |
| Imported Water |
61,033 |
82,535 |
| Recycled Water |
5,217 |
17,900 |
| Total |
252,799 |
302,435 |
| Conservation |
21,100 |
58,400 |
| Total |
273,899 |
360,835 |
[1] The 2005 demands are based on the 2004-05 year, which is also considered one of the "wettest" years on record.
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