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Executive Summary <br />X 7. B. - Page 7 <br />BB61TU <br />B�tY �el�l �r�ie <br />`wflj(RGO!/Kg 6 eOi[QaULCr(OK <br />Table ES-1. Summary of Technical Evaluations and How They Meet Water System <br />Master P lan L / S G <br />LOS Goals for Water Se <br />Reliable Health and <br />Customer Service Safety <br />;'-' � •- cts <br />o '5 CU <br />T >, CU <br />CO U_ _ N CO <br />N t� O <br />E <br />N O <br />N N C N :_ <br />L C <br />t3 N L 0) a O O N <br />(n Q CO L <br />CV CV <br />CL E <br />�..� <br />0 Q CV Q <br />aster Plan Eleme Q E �j E <br />Hydraulic model development and system <br />analysis <br />Seismic vulnerability assessment <br />Renewal and replacement evaluation <br />CIP development <br />ES.3 MASTER PLAN TIMEFRAME AND PROJECTED DEMANDS (CHAPTER 2) <br />This Water System Master Plan evaluates system needs through 2030, consistent with the City's <br />General Plan, adopted by the City Council in October 2010. FY 2009/10 potable water use for <br />the City is 10,800 acre- feet/year (AFY), which equates to an average daily demand of 9.6 million <br />gallons per day (MGD). The City also operates a recycled water system, with a FY 2009/10 <br />water use of 400 AFY, or 0.4 mgd. <br />The City's current water supply assurance with SFPUC is 12,243 AFY, or 10.93 mgd. The City's <br />total water use is expected to increase to 14,900 AFY by 2030, with a total potable use of <br />12,100 AFY (10.8 mgd). Growth within the City is projected to occur due to redevelopment of <br />areas in and around the downtown, the Seaport Area, and along the Woodside Road commercial <br />corridor. Growth is a mix of new commercial development, and new residential development <br />that is expected to be primarily within the multi - family residential sector. Projected growth in <br />these two categories is about 1,800 AFY, or 1.6 mgd. <br />1 This Water System Master Plan uses FY 2007/08 as the base year, consistent with the General Plan. Water use in <br />FY 2007/08 was about 15 percent higher than FY 2009/10 and growth in demands from this higher water use year is <br />about 1.1 mgd. <br />WEST Y O S T ASSOCIATES ES -3 City of Redwood City <br />September 2011 Water System Master Plan <br />o\c\369\06-09-01 \wp\mp\05261 0_0ES <br />