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City of Little Canada 8-4 Water Supply Plan <br />9BWater Sources <br />10BTable 8-5. Water sources and status <br />Resource Type <br />(Groundwater, <br />Surface water, <br />Interconnection) <br />Resource <br />Name <br />MN <br />Unique <br />Well # or <br />Intake ID <br /> Year <br />Installed <br />Capacity <br />(Gallons <br />per <br />Minute) <br />Well <br />Depth <br />(Feet) <br />Status of Normal <br />and Emergency <br />Operations <br />(active, inactive, <br />emergency only, <br />retail/wholesale <br />interconnection)) <br />Does this <br />Source have a <br />Dedicated <br />Emergency <br />Power <br />Source? (Yes <br />or No) <br />Interconnection St. Paul <br />Regional <br />Water <br />Services <br />NA 1970 100,000 NA Wholesale <br />Interconnection <br />Yes <br />Interconnection Roseville NA 1977 100,000 NA Emergency <br />Connection <br />Yes <br />11BLimits on Emergency Interconnections <br /> <br />None <br />12BFuture Demand Projections – Key Metropolitan Council Benchmark <br />13BWater Use Trends <br />Use the data in Table 2 to describe trends in 1) population served; 2) total per capita water <br />demand; 3) average daily demand; 4) maximum daily demand. Then explain the causes for <br />upward or downward trends. For example, over the ten years has the average daily demand <br />trended up or down? Why is this occurring? <br /> <br />The City’s population is staying pretty much the same. The City is almost entirely built out so there isn’t <br />much more room to grow. The total per capita water demand is also staying pretty much the same. <br />Weather plays a role in the usage as dry seasons lead to more irrigation. Average daily demand is also <br />hovering around one million gallons per day and showing no real trend either way. Maximum daily <br />demand is not available based on the way we pump water. Overall, there is no real trend up or down. If <br />anything, it is trending down a bit and that is likely due to more awareness by residents and businesses <br />regarding water conservation.
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