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<br />Conserv tion Measure <br />Reducing naccounted - for <br />uses <br /> <br /> <br />Calculation Procedure <br />(Dry-year demand) X <br />(Unacc.-for percentage if <br />over 150/0, minus 15% <br />20.5 gpcd (Most likely) to <br />21.7 gpcd (Advanced) as <br />determined b the TCE <br />Seasonal use (Avg. use X <br />20% X 70/0 and 20% <br />Average use X 2% and 5% <br /> <br />Results <br />0 to 1.87 gpcd <br /> <br />20.5 to 21.7 gpcd <br /> <br />2.64 to 7.55 gpcd <br /> <br />3.77 to 9.44 gpcd <br /> <br />Dry-year irrigation use <br />(Dry-year demand - A vg. <br />use) X 10.5% and 20% <br /> <br />2.04 to 3.88 gpcd <br /> <br />Total Technical Savings <br />Potential <br /> <br />28.95 to 44.44 gpcd <br /> <br />To de ermine the long-term planning goal, these totals are subtracted from the Qœ <br />ear water demand (208.1 gpcd for Paris in 2000. Year of initial adoption of Water <br />Conservati n Plan). <br /> <br />Long-term planning goal = (Dry-year demand) minus (Total Technical Potential) <br /> <br />= 208. gpcd - 28.95 gpcd = 179.15 gpcd ("Most Likely" conservation scenario) <br /> <br />= 208. gpcd - 44.44 gpcd = 163.66 gpcd ("Advanced" conservation scenario) <br /> <br /> <br />oal for munici al water use = 179.15 to 163.66 <br /> <br />cd <br /> <br />Thes goals are based on a potential reduction in total municipal gallons per capita <br />per day de and by the year 2050. Some of these conservation measures, such as <br />retrofittin of water-conserving plumbing fixtures, will not be realized in the early years <br />of the goa but will result in increasing benefit as we approach the year 2050 when more <br />older hom s are re-plumbed and future new homes constructed. A tentative schedule to <br />achieve 1 0% of the goal by the year 2050 would be: 100/0 by 2010, 17.50/0 by 2015, <br />25% by 2 20, 37.5% by 2025, 500/0 by 2030, 62.50/0 by 2035, 750/0 by 2040, 87.50/0 by <br />2045 and 000/0 by 2050. <br /> <br />I <br />Prepared by: City of Paris Environmental Services Division, April, 2005 <br />I <br />i <br /> <br />9 <br />