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AGENDA REPORT
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10/15/2013
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irrigated (Application <br /> rate= 3 ft per irrigated <br /> acre per year) <br /> Industrial 2.0 15% <br /> Retail 1.5 15% <br /> Campus Office Retail 1.5 15% <br /> Destination Use (Lake) 0 0% <br /> Major Roads 0 20% <br /> 4.A. Potable Residential Demands <br /> The water use factors shown in the table above were used to project conservatively <br /> high water demands for the various land use options. <br /> The American Water Works Association states the average water use per person is <br /> about 70 gpd. The CDM water master plan from 2004 completed for the City of <br /> Pleasanton suggests that this number may be closer to 125 gpm per person for this <br /> distribution system. 125 gallons per person per day includes outside irrigation <br /> demands. A value of 100 gpm was used in the high density housing land uses to <br /> reflect the recycled water use for irrigation in these areas. Both numbers are <br /> conservative compared to national averages. <br /> 4.B. Recycled Water Residential Demands <br /> Recycled water will be used by the high density land uses for on-site irrigation. For <br /> these land uses,20 percent of each acre was assumed to be irrigated. The recycled <br /> water application rate for all irrigated areas was assumed to be 3 ac-ft/yr. <br /> 8 I EPSP DRAFT WSA July 2013 <br />
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