Laserfiche WebLink
4.C. Non-Residential Water Demands <br /> A water use of 1.5 acre feet per acre per year (ac-ft/yr)was assumed for potable <br /> demand at retail and office land uses and 2.0 ac-ft/yr for industrial. This water <br /> demand is applied to the developed acres only (gross acres minus irrigation -see <br /> discussion on non-residential recycled water use below). No potable use was <br /> assumed at parks, open space areas,the lakes, or along major roadways. <br /> 4.D. Recycled Water Non-Residential Demands <br /> One hundred percent of all park land was assumed to be irrigated with recycled <br /> water. In addition, 15 percent of retail and office land uses as well as 20% of <br /> industrial and major roadway acreage is also irrigated. No open space or areas <br /> associated with the lakes were assumed to have irrigation demands. <br /> 4.E. EPSP Water Demands <br /> Four different land use options have been prepared. The options by land use are <br /> shown in Table 1. Table 2 summarizes each option's water demands. Tables 3 <br /> through 6 present the water demand calculations for each option. Option 6 (Table <br /> 6) has the highest overall water demand at 1,109 ac-ft per year,and the highest <br /> potable water demand of any option at 881 ac-ft annually. Option 4 (Table 4) <br /> produces the largest irrigation (recycled water) demand of any option at 266 ac- <br /> ft/yr. <br /> 9 I EPSP DRAFT WSA July 2013 <br />