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1 Municipal Water District of Orange County Regional Urban Water Management Plan
2 Municipal Water District of Orange County Water Reliability Challenges and Solutions Matt Stone Associate General Manager
3 Where Southern California Gets its Water Transfers & Storage L.A. Aqueduct (Los Angeles 1913) State Water Project Entitlement (1972) Colorado River Aqueduct (1941) Local Supplies Groundwater, Recycling and Surface Water Conservation
4 Orange County s Water Sources Imported Water From Northern CA, Colorado River Provided by Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Managed by Municipal Water District of Orange County Anaheim, Fullerton, Santa Ana Groundwater Managed by O.C. Water District Filled with Santa Ana River and surplus imported water San Juan Basin La Habra Basin
5 Municipal Water District of Orange County Imported water wholesaler and resource planning agency Formed in 1951 Metropolitan Water District of Southern California member agency Governed by seven member elected Board of Directors 25 fulltime employees
6 Municipal Water District 30 cities, retail water agencies Service area population: 2.2 million of Orange County Service area: 600 square miles
7 Working with MWDOC s 30 Member Agencies Represent Orange County interests at Metropolitan Water District Water reliability efforts Emergency preparedness Grant funding Speak as one voice in Sacramento, Washington D.C. Cooperative public education programs
8 Acre foot of Water 326,000 gallons Enough water to cover 1 acre to a depth of 1 foot One year supply of water for two families of four
9 Orange County Water Facts 700,000 acre feet of water per year North/Central County Groundwater Imported water Recycled water South County Imported water Recycled water Limited groundwater
10 Cost of Water (per acre foot) Imported....$459 $540 Colorado River State Water Project Local Groundwater. $286 $311 Water Use Efficiency..$165 $730 Water Reclamation. $500 $1,200 Seawater Desalination $1,000 $1,300 Impaired Groundwater Cleanup (via groundwater treatment).$300 $700
11 Challenges to Northern California Water San Francisco Bay/ Sacramento San Joaquin River Delta State Water Project Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles Aqueduct Hub of State s water system Degraded ecosystem Water quality issues Supply impacted by endangered species Long term stability of levee system Los Angeles Colorado River Aqueduct
12 Challenges to Colorado River Growth in other basin states Over allocation Impact of drought Mexico Water quality
13 Local Groundwater Issues Groundwater basin over drafted Reliability of Santa Ana River Limited groundwater in South County Opportunities to clean up poor quality groundwater sources
14 Factors Impacting Orange County s Future Water Supplies and Cost Increasingly stringent water quality requirements Water security investments Need to make appropriate investments to ensure water reliability Competition for supplies among agricultural, urban and environmental needs Increased cost for imported water supplies Aging water facilities and infrastructure Population growth and increasing demands
15 Planning + Investment = Reliability
16 Orange County s Water Reliability Efforts Develop additional storage for emergencies Improve interconnections in regional system Develop new sources of water that also improve system reliability Collaboration with water retailers Alternative sources of supply San Juan Capistrano Desalter Ocean water desalination Groundwater Replenishment System (recycled water) Other water recycling programs
17 Water Use Efficiency $6 $7 million spent annually on programs Collaborative partnerships U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Environmental Protection Agency State of California Metropolitan Water District Orange County Water District Orange County Sanitation District Local retail agencies Cities County of Orange
18 Water Use Efficiency (cont d) Ultra low flow toilets, showerheads Water saving clothes washers Commercial, industrial and institutional plumbing fixture rebates Industrial process efficiency studies Weather based irrigation controllers SmarTimer Program Landscape Performance Certification Program Residential landscape design, irrigation classes
19 Perhaps no single issue facing California today is more controversial or more complex than the proper stewardship of the state s water resources. California Water Myths, Facts, Reality and the Future Former Senator Jim Costa
20 Overview 2005 Regional Urban Water Management Plan (RUWMP) I Wen Yang Principal Engineer
21 Statewide Urban Water Management Planning Coordinated statewide effort conducted every five years Mandated by California law Quantifies statewide water demand and resources Provides framework to better manage statewide water resources Ensures water resources can accommodate planned statewide growth
22 Goals of Regional Planning Efforts Assist and encourage integrated water management planning Can be a key component of the Integrated Regional Water Management Plan (IRWMP) Serve as a long range planning document Identify areas for appropriate investments in water reliability Closely tie land use planning and water supply reliability Serve as a source document for cities and counties as they prepare their General Plans
23 Goals of Regional Planning Efforts (Cont.) Provide source documents upon which water supply agencies complete: Water supply assessments Verification of water supply
24 Planning Participants Urban water supplier either publicly or privately owned, providing water for municipal purposes either directly or indirectly to more than 3,000 customers or supplying more than 3,000 acre feet of water annually Land use planning agency General public
25 The Local Planning Process OCWD Or San Juan Basin Or La Habra Basin Supply? MWDOC Demand? Demand? Supply? Imported water Metropolitan Water District State Water Project Colorado River Aqueduct Others Supply Orange County Water Retailer Demand Land Use General Plan Surface water Recycled water Groundwater
26 Topics to be Included Sources of water Water demand Reliability of water service Impact of water quality on reliability Planning tools/programs currently in place to maximize resources Water conservation efforts Contingency plan for water shortages Potential investments Community involvement and input
27 Public Involvement in Local Planning Effort Submit comments as we begin planning process Give input as we compile Orange County plan Participate in meetings Review, comment on Draft Plan
28 Schedule Milestone First Information Meeting Technical Meetings with MET and Member Agencies Report Writing Second Information Meeting Internal Review Draft; DWR Pre review Presenting Draft Plan to MWDOC P&O Committee Distribute Draft Plan (Begin 30 day comment period) Public Hearing (End comment Period) Presenting Final Plan to MWDOC P&O Committee MWDOC Board Adopts Plan Submit Plan to DWR Date May 12 May and June June and July Mid July August September 5 Mid September Mid October November 7 November 16 December
29 Plan Oversight Department of Water Resource Reviews plans for completeness Notifies urban water suppliers Provides report to CA legislature detailing status of UWMPs
30 What s Important to You?
31 MWDOC Contact Michelle Tuchman Municipal Water District of Orange County Ellis Ave Fountain Valley, CA /
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