Summary of Surface Water Diversions Sample Clauses

Summary of Surface Water Diversions. Each purveyor has its own water-supply needs and opportunities. Stakeholder representatives have spent thousands of hours reviewing the needs and opportunities of each purveyor. Table 0.2 The chart, “1995 and Proposed Year 2030 Surface Water Diversions,” on the following pages summarizes the agreed upon diversions for each purveyor to meet its customers’ needs to the year 2030. The column, “1995 Baseline,” reflects the historic maximum amount of water that purveyors diverted from the American River in any one year through the year 1995 or in certain appropriate instances other amounts specified in its specific agreement. The column, “2030 Diversion (wet and average years wet/ave years)” reflects the agreed upon amount of surface water that purveyors will need to divert in most years to meet their projected needs in the year 2030. This column specifies how much water will be diverted in average and wetter years. The last two columns, “2030 Diversion (drier years)” and “2030 Diversions (driest years),” describe the amount of diversions in drier and driest years. How purveyors would continue to meet its customers’ needs in the drier and driest years is described in Chapter 3, Section II Section Three, II, Actions to Meet Customers’ Needs While Reducing Diversion Impacts in Drier Years.
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