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HDR-00085438-001 <br />Executive Summary <br />70,000 <br />60,000 <br />000 <br />50 <br />, <br />000 <br />0 40, <br />0 <br />3 <br />a <br />° <br />30,000 <br />a <br />20,000 <br />10,000 <br />0 <br />2000 <br />2010 2020 <br />2030 2040 2050 <br />2060 <br />Year <br />Figure ES-2. Comparison of Future Popu/ation Projections for the <br />Lamar County Water Supply District <br />Manufacturing demand projections were developed by taking the TWDB projections and <br />adding an additional 1 MGD (1,120 acft/yr) of demand. This level of demand could supply a <br />future manufacturing facility coiilparable to an automotive asseinbly plant or a beverage bottling <br />company. <br />Steam-electric demand projections as developed by the TWDB were determined to be <br />reasonable for the purposes of this study and no modifications were necessary. <br />According to the 2006 State Water Plan all agricultural demands within Lamar and Red <br />River counties are met froin water supply sources that do not supply water to the City. <br />Demand projections anticipated to be met by the City for municipal, manufacturing, and <br />steam-electric uses within Lamar County are suinmarized in Table ES-2. This table shows the <br />2060 demands for each category of use and includes existing contract amounts and additional <br />amounts. A comparison of these demands with the estimates fro~n the TWDB 2007 State Water <br />Plan is shown in Table ES-3. Total 2060 dei7iands that will need to be met from the City's <br />supplies are 56,590 acft/yr (50.5 MGD) if the City_'s existiiig contracts are not amended and <br />Ciry of Paris - Pat Mapse Lake Study ES-4 tal <br />Januury 2009 - Draft <br />i 0 i~ 2 71 <br />~ <br />~ - <br />~,a~F <br />- <br />ections <br />Population Proj <br />tTWDB <br />Future <br />- <br />- <br />ro, ~ - P ection ~ <br />P <br />Modified Future Po ulation <br />~s <br />-°+~TWDB <br />