5.3.2 Bexar County Water Supply Plan

Table 5.3.2-1 lists each water user group in Bexar County and its corresponding surplus or shortage in years 2030 and 2050. For each water user group with a projected shortage, or need, a water supply plan has been developed and is presented in the following subsections.

Table 5.3.2-1.
Bexar County Surplus/Shortage

Water User Group	Surplus/Shortage^1		Comment
	2030 (acft/yr)	2050 (acft/yr)
City of Alamo Heights	-1,206	-1,242	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of Balcones Heights	-486	-573	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of China Grove	-240	-312	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of Converse	-3,931	-5,889	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of Elmendorf	-44	-63	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of Fair Oaks Ranch	-1,384	-1,406	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of Helotes	-286	-369	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of Kirby	-1,476	-1,991	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of Leon Valley	-238	-322	Projected shortage – see plan below
Live Oak Water Public Utility	-255	-604	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of Lytle			See Atascosa County
City of Olmos Park	-345	-395	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of San Antonio (SAWS)	-194,684	-273,629	Projected shortage – see plan below
Schertz (Outside City)	-1,310	-1,735	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of Schertz			See Guadalupe County
City of Shavano Park	-819	-929	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of St. Hedwig	129	37	Projected surplus
City of Terrell Hills	-520	-500	Projected shortage – see plan below
City of Universal City	-3,490	-4,826	Projected shortage – see plan below
Windcrest (WC&ID No. 10)	217	173	Projected surplus
BMWD (Castle Hills)	-1,281	-1,246	Projected shortage – see plan below
BMWD (Somerset)	-91	-79	Projected shortage – see plan below
BMWD (Hill Ctry/HollywPk)	-2,606	-3,378	Projected shortage – see plan below
BMWD (Other Subdivisions)	-28,031	-38,617	Projected shortage – see plan below
Fort Sam Houston	-929	-888	Projected shortage – see plan below
Lackland AFB	-729	-698	Projected shortage – see plan below

Table 5.3.2-1 (continued)

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Water User Group	Surplus/Shortage^1		Comment
	2030 (acft/yr)	2050 (acft/yr)
Randolph AFB	-678	-664	Projected shortage – see plan below
Rural Area Residential and Commercial	-26,686	-23,074	Projected shortage – see plan below
Industrial	-1,428	-8,190	Projected shortage – see plan below