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A "provider" word search using the search form above provides the most direct in-depth information related to entities: you can search in the text files of the entire Volume I, find out what is in the plan for that entity. An alternative method is to choose from the list of links to figures, tables, text, contents by section and the table of contents in Vol I. If you don't know what to look for, look up the
context of major provider, or a
municipality
with population greater than 500 people. If your entity is a water utility
serving rural areas, the information is aggregated under the
"county other" user group. Also available are the
"About the Plan" keywords links below, user hints, keywords alphabetical index and files guide.
For each
of the six Major Water
Providers, there are 50-year projections about the water demand,
shortages/supplies and management strategies recommended in the plan, plus
management strategies for an additional regional water provider.
These tables show water shortage and
surplus projections for 50 years, for GBRA, CRWA, SAWS, BMWD, NBU, San
Marcos, and Regional Water Provider.
This table
shows the Recommended Management Strategies by Major Provider of Municipal
and Manufacturing Water: SAWS, BMWD, CRWA, NBU, City of San Marcos and
Regional Water Provider.
Look for and find
"Table ES-2" in the Executive Summary
to see a list of the Major Water Providers and their Service Areas.
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For population
concentrations equal or larger than 500 people, there is a
recommended 50-year plan. The plans are listed within the county plans.
If you are interested in
the recommended plan, this table ES-3
(225KB) from the Executive Summary gives the information. Look for and find
the specific county that you are looking for, and then, scroll down to find
the specific municipality that you are interested in.
If you are interested in
the population and water demand 50-year projections used in
the regional plan, this tables
(229KB) provide the information. Look for and find the specific county that
you are interested in, and then, scroll down to find the municipality.
If you are interested in a
comparison of water supply/demand for a municipality, this table
(252KB) provides the 50-year projections. Look for and find the specific
name of the city that you are interested in. The information is grouped by
county.
If you are interested in
the available water supply for a municipality, this table
(373KB) provides the 50-year projections. Look for and find the specific
name of the city that you are interested in. The information is grouped by
county.
If you are interested in
the recommended management strategies/drought of record supply
for a municipality, this table
(208KB) provides the 50-year information. Look for and find the specific
name of the city that you are interested in. The information is grouped by
county.
If you are interested in
the feasible management strategies/annual costs for a
municipality, this table
(321KB) provides the 50-year information. Look for and find the specific
name of the city that you are interested in. The information is grouped by
county.
If you are interested in
the individual summary of population, supply/demand, recommended
management strategies for a municipality, this table
(478KB) provides the 50-year information. Look for and find the specific
name of the city that you are interested in. The information is grouped by
county.
If you are interested in
the page numbers in the paper version of Vol.I for a
municipality's plan, this table of
contents for Vol I (259KB) provides the information. Look for and find the
specific name of the city that you are interested in. The information is
grouped by sections in Vol I.
If you would like to know
if a municipality is mentioned in the text of the Executive Summary
except for Table ES-3 above, click here
(650KB). Look for and find the specific name of the city that you are
interested in.
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Within
each county and within the plans of major water providers, there is a specific
plan to meet the identified shortages in the rural areas; the numbers are an
aggregate of information pertaining to all the utilities serving the rural
area in each county. There is no detailed plan for each utility to amplify
the summary paragraphs about each individual utility’s supply and drought
management plans. These summary paragraphs are found in Section 1-10:
Summary of Existing Plans and Programs, pages 1-52 to 1-104. The South Central Texas Regional Water
Planning Group has included in its recommendations for the next planning
cycle, that there should be a detailed plan for the water utilities serving
rural areas.
If you are interested in
finding the same kind of information (see above) available for
municipalities, click the very same links listed below, and look for and
find county other or
rural areas.
Recommended Plan,
table ES-3
(225KB) from the Executive Summary.
Population and Water
Demand tables
(229KB).
Comparison of water
supply/demand table
(252KB).
Available water
supply table
(373KB).
Recommended
management strategies/drought of record supply table
(208KB).
Feasible management
strategies/annual costs table
(321KB).
Individual summary of
population, supply/demand, recommended management strategies table
(478KB).
Page numbers in the
paper version of Vol.I table of
contents for Vol I (259KB).
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Please
refer to the County Section. For each county,
there is a recommended water management strategy to meet the identified
needs in the following categories (“user
groups”): municipal (cities and
county other), industrial, steam electric, irrigation, mining, livestock.
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