HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-09-11 - AGENDA REPORTS - PRESENTATION SUPPLY DEMAND (2)CITY OF SANTA CLARITA
DATE: September 11, 1991
TO: Members of the City Council and Drought Committee
FROM: Drought Committee Members Bill Manetta and Bob Sagehorn
SUBJECT: PRESENTATION OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND
DISCUSSION
Bill Manetta and Bo
future water supply
Santa Clarita Valley.
Bob
RECOMMENDATION ACTION
Receive and review.
Sagehorn, Committee Members, will present current and
and demand figures for the water districts serving the
Map of Ground Water Basins
Map of Schematic Cross -Section Groundwater Basins
Santa Clarita Valley Total Water Supply (Acre Feet)
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Notes
1. 1990 total demand including agriculture = 53,849 acre feet.
2. As agricultural lands develop, approximately 10,000 acre feet will be
converted to domestic use.
3. The Saugus formation can give up much more than 20,000 acre feet in any
given year. It has over 1 million acre feet in storage and should continue
to hold that amount if no more than 20,000 acre feet per year is taken.
Drought
Year 1991
As Forecasted
As Forecasted
2/26/91
8/1/91
Normal Year
Future
Alluvium
32,000
32,000
32,000
32,000
Saugus
14,000
20,000
15,000
15,000
CLWA
2,610
5,220
24,000
54,200
Reclaimed
8,600
Flood Flows
2,700
10,000
Total
48,610
59;920
71,000
119,800
Notes
1. 1990 total demand including agriculture = 53,849 acre feet.
2. As agricultural lands develop, approximately 10,000 acre feet will be
converted to domestic use.
3. The Saugus formation can give up much more than 20,000 acre feet in any
given year. It has over 1 million acre feet in storage and should continue
to hold that amount if no more than 20,000 acre feet per year is taken.