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Our system has built in resiliency.
Greater Phoenix Water Sources
CAP
41%
Ground
Water
30%
Effluent
2%
Salt-Verde
27%
Source: Arizona Dept. of Water Resources
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Acre
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Indian
Priority
326 KAF
M&I Priority
448 KAF
NIA Priority 222 KAF
Ag Pool 157 KAF
Ag Pool Shortage 143
KAF
Other Excess Shortage
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Priority 3 - 68 KAF
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Long-Term Contracts
We have a plan for CAP shortage impacts.
Tier 1 Shortage; Projected 2017 Orders
Source: Central Arizona Project
We’re into banking.
CAP Deliveries by Type 1985 -
2011 CAP & AWBA: 3.7 MAF ( > 2x total annual deliveries)
SRP: > 1 MAF
Total Water Banked: > 9 MAF
Arizona’s Water Management Story
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AZ Water Demand & Growth (1957 – 2013)
Adjusted Gross Domestic Income Population Water Use (Acre-Feet)Source: Arizona Dept. of Water Resources
Adjudication Areas
General Stream Adjudications
Gila Adjudication • Est. 1974• 24,000 parties• 78,000 claims• > $100,000,000 for lawyers
Little Colorado Adjudication • Est. 1978• 5,000 parties• 14,000 claims
Massive Water Rights Uncertainty
Adjudication Areas
Projected Demands Basin & Range AMAs
30 – 40% increase in demand
mostly municipal
Source: ADWR Strategic Vision