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REDWOOD CITY WATER SUPPLY UPDATE <br />Attachment #2 <br />CHART TWO <br />REDWOOD CITY WATER USE FORECAST WITH NO GROWTH <br />The chart below represents a "no- growth" water use scenario for Redwood City, which in practical terms will <br />not occur, even if a "no growth" policy were instituted. Under such conditions, some increased use would be <br />expected, driven by a small amount of infill development, remodeling of properties and intensification of use of <br />commercial sites. <br />To meet the goal of bringing demand back within Redwood City's supply assurance by 2010, the chart shows <br />that passive plus active conservation could produce the desired results, given clear policy, appropriate and <br />sustained enforcement, and sufficient resources. <br />The "SFPUC Max Supply 10% Risk" line illustrates that 10% of the time Redwood City is subject to less supply <br />from the regional system due to droughts and /or shortages. This line and its supply reliability implications <br />should be regarded as a planning tool. <br />18,000 <br />15.000 , <br />14,000 <br />13,0001 Water Supply Assurance 12,243 <br />ii .... ..... ... ... ../ <br />m 12.000 - <br />LL e <br />m <br />11.000 - <br />Ar <br />R' <br />10.000 F <br />9.000 <br />8,000 <br />1990 <br />Nn r.m h R"a" F. t <br />. __.. .... _..._ ............ I ... _.. _ _ _ .... "rim Peceiw rn .,w <br />! \ with Active & Passive Conservation <br />R <br />with Conservation & Recycling <br />SFPUC Mm Supply 10% is <br />Historic 7Proj�ted <br />2000 2010 <br />2020 <br />Note: The actual 10% risk line will be slightly lower than shown as lower future water demands (relative to the <br />baseline forecast) will lead to lower water use allocations during times of shortage via a component of the <br />SFPUC Interim Water Shortage Allocation Plan . <br />