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1 Adrianne Carr Senior Water Resources Specialist Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency January 21, 2014 “A multicounty agency authorized to plan.

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1 1 Adrianne Carr Senior Water Resources Specialist Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency January 21, 2014 “A multicounty agency authorized to plan for and acquire supplemental water supplies, encourage water conservation and use of recycled water on a regional basis.” [Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency Act, AB2058(Papan-2002)]

2 2 Drought Update Good start to December precipitation- but no rainfall since. The 10% extra conservation needs to continue into 2015. We need a good “Tuolumne water available to San Francisco” year to get out of the hole. Twitter messages:  While we’re excited by SF’s December rainfall – snow and rain is still needed in Jan-Feb to secure SF’s water supply. Keep conserving!  SF’s December rainfall may surpass average! Still watching for Jan-Feb rain and SNOW to really beat the drought. Keep conserving!

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4 4 Cumulative Precipitation

5 5 Snowpack

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8 8 Coastside County Water District 39 Cal Water South San Francisco 40 Estero Municipal Improvement District 40 City of Daly City 44 North Coast County Water District 44.08 SFPUC 44.76 City of East Palo Alto 46.81 Golden State Water Co. (Bay Point) 48 City of Mountain View 49.4 Westborough Water District 49.99 City of Hayward 52 City of Redwood City 52.1 City of Sunnyvale 56 Cal Water Mid Peninsula 59 9-County Bay Area Lowest Per Capita Consumption Nov. 2014 (gpcd)

9 9 2015 Water Supply Planning If we have at or above median precipitation, we’ll be on the road to recovery of system storage. If we have precipitation similar to 2007, it will be a drier than normal year, but the results will keep us at a 10% demand reduction. If we have precipitation similar to 1977, we will need to plan for a 20% demand reduction and begin consideration of alternative water supply options.

10 10 If It’s Very Dry, What Else Could Happen? State and Federal declarations of emergency Statewide mandatory rationing Widespread diversion curtailments and water re- allocation Suspension of certain environmental protection laws Significant development of projects converting non- potable water to potable

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