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1 Water Use Demands Different approaches taken by Districts in determining reasonable-beneficial demands when assigning permit allocations. Two primary stakeholder groups: Agriculture Public Water Supply

2 Workgroup Concepts Level of Certainty Rainfall condition under which allocations are determined 1-in-10 year drought is less rain than a 2-in-10 year drought 1-in-10 2-in-10 Existing level of certainty across Districts:

3 Workgroup Concepts Recommended Level of Certainty: 1-in-10 Make permitting level of certainty consistent with planning level of certainty (373.709, F.S.) Different level of certainty may apply in areas with specific resource concerns.

4 Workgroup Concepts Public Water Supply Demands Build on guidance from 2008 DEP/WMD per capita memo. Historic use Use five years of historic per capita data. Future demands Population methodology Per capita Methods under investigation / feedback requested: Parcel Based with annual updates to coincide with annual per capita and land use designation changes Traffic Analysis Zones / Census Blocks

5 Workgroup Concepts Irrigation Demands Use the same equation statewide with variables accounting for regional differences. Investigating AFSIRS method with GWRAPPS GIS- based platform. Subgroup formed of technical staff from the Districts, FDEP, FDACS. CropIrrigation Soil Type Rainfall Supplemental SystemDemand

6 Workgroup Concepts All Other Use Classes Define use classes Planning Permitting Develop allocation recommendations. 0.1 gpd 0.06 gpd

7 Next Steps Receive feedback from Workshops Irrigation allocation methodology Public water supply population and per capita All other use categories Continue work group meetings Update recommendations per comments

8 Providing Comments We appreciate your written comments. Please submit by September 14 to cupcon@dep.state.fl.us. Comments sent to this address are delivered to all 5 Water Management Districts and DEP All presentations will be posted at: http://www.dep.state.fl.us/water/waterpolicy/cupcon.htm


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