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Down the Drain: Where is
    Down the Drain: Where is
       our Water going?
       our Water going?
                AWPCA Annual Conference
                          May 3, 2006
                          May 3, 2006

                    Brandon Squire, PE
                             &
                 Douglas Patriquin, LEED AP



AWPCA Annual Conference                 Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                             water going?
Natural Desert Environment




AWPCA Annual Conference   Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                               water going?
Developed Desert Oasis




AWPCA Annual Conference          Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                      water going?
Developed Desert Environment




AWPCA Annual Conference   Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                               water going?
Human Needs


■   How much water does a human need to
    survive?

      1.5 gallons per day to survive
           13 gallons total for drinking,
          cooking, bathing and sanitation

AWPCA Annual Conference                 Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                             water going?
International Water Usage

■   Australia – 92 gpcd
■   Canada – 79 gpcd
■   United Kingdom – 35 gpcd
■   Germany – 28 gpcd
■   Netherlands – 27 gpcd
■   India – 8 gpcd
■   Kenya – 3.5 gpcd
■   Gambia – 1.2 gpcd
AWPCA Annual Conference        Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                    water going?
National Water Usage

■   Nevada – 300 gpcd
■   Dayton, Wyoming – 250 gpcd
■   California – 228 gpcd
■   Albuquerque, NM – 205 gpcd
■   New York (United Water) – 167 gpcd
■   Tampa, FL – 104 gpcd
■   Goleta, CA – 90 gpcd

AWPCA Annual Conference            Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                        water going?
National Water Usage




AWPCA Annual Conference            Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                        water going?
Local Water Usage
                          Design Standards
■   Phoenix – 220 gpcd
■   Mesa – 160 gpcd
■   Buckeye – 150 gpcd
■   Goodyear – 148 gpcd
■   Tucson – 110 gpcd
■   Scottsdale – 78 gpcd


AWPCA Annual Conference                       Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                                   water going?
Breakdown of Uses
                    United Kingdom




                                     Study Site              % Indoor       % Outdoor
                                     Boulder, CO                  42.80%            57.20%

                                     Denver, CO                   40.30%            59.70%

                                     Eugene, OR                   59.20%            40.80%

                                     Las Virgenes, CA             23.80%            76.20%

                                     Lompoc, CA                   61.10%            38.90%

                                     Phoenix, AZ                  41.30%            58.70%

                                     San Diego, CA                37.20%            62.80%

                                     Scottsdale/Tempe, AZ         33.50%            66.50%

                                     Seattle, WA                  61.80%            38.20%

                                     Tampa, FL                    54.50%            45.50%

                                     Walnut, CA                   36.10%            63.90%

                                     Average                      41.90%            58.10%



AWPCA Annual Conference                                     Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                                                 water going?
Breakdown of Uses
                             in the home




AWPCA Annual Conference                       Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                                   water going?
Rating the Average User

     Gallons/Person/Day              Rating

                          100      Very Heavy

                          75         Heavy

                          60        Average

                          45      Conservative

                          30    Very Conservative

AWPCA Annual Conference                   Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                               water going?
U.S. Government
                          Energy Policy Act
■   1992 Public Law 102-486
      - Faucets/sinks – 2.5 gpm
      - Toilets – 1.6 gpf
      - Urinals – 1.0 gpf
      - All at 80 psi
■   Developed in 1992
      - Set into motion Jan. 1 1994

AWPCA Annual Conference                       Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                                   water going?
Phoenix Metro Conservation
■   Phoenix – No rebate programs
      – Irrigation & Landscape workshops @ Botanical
        Gardens
      – (WET) Water Education for Teachers K-12
■   Scottsdale
      – Turf removal rebate ($3,000)
      – Irrigation controller, Hot water recirculation, Toilets,
        Shower heads
■   Glendale
      – Turf removal Rebate ($750)
      – Monthly Landscape classes (Glendale Library)
      – Free K-5 Education assemblies w/ “Rattlesnake the
        Story Teller”

AWPCA Annual Conference                                       Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                                                   water going?
Phoenix Metro Conservation
■   Mesa
      – Landscape rebate ($200)
      – Water “Deeply and Infrequently”
      – Elementary Classroom Education


■   Tempe
      – Turf removal ($500)
      – Toilet replacement
      – Industrial/commercial incentives
        up to $20,000 based on 25-50%
        of cost

AWPCA Annual Conference                    Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                                water going?
Other Arizona Cities
■   Flagstaff
      – Landscape rabate ($500)
      – Dual flush toilet/waterless urinal rebate
        ($100)
      – Clothes washer rebate ($100)
      – Specified watering days – fines imposed
      – Summer watering time restriction (9am –
        5pm)

■   Tucson
      – Water$mart workshops
      – Zanjero Program
      – Tiered Residential Schedule
AWPCA Annual Conference                             Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                                         water going?
Other Programs
■   Albuquerque
     –   Xeriscape ($5,000), Toilet Rebate
     –   Washer, Hot water recirculation, Sprinkler timer
     –   Summer watering time restriction (10am – 6pm)
     –   Per capita water use from 250 to 174 gpd in 10 years
     –   No more than 20% high water use plants for new landscaping
■   Seattle
     – Washer, Sprinkler system and Timer Rebates
     – “Water You Doing” – Video w/ Bill Nye and others
■   San Diego
     –   Washer, Toilet, Timer, Install Free Kitchen Sprayers
     –   Plumbing Retrofit Program
     –   Residential water Survey
     –   Guaranteed Water Program

AWPCA Annual Conference                                    Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                                                water going?
Other Programs
■   Cary, NC
      –   “Beat the Peak”
      –   “Tuna Can Plan”
      –   Alternate watering Days (up to $500 fines)
      –   Required Rain sensors (up to $400)
■   Boston Area
      – MWRA
      – “Watersense” – Provides free shower heads, tank
        dams, aerators & dye tabs
■   Australia
      – Pool Covers, Washers, Rain Sensors, Sub-surface
        irrigation piping
      – Current restrictions in Sydney include
           • No Sprinklers for watering lawns
           • No car washing
           • Permit required to fill pool
AWPCA Annual Conference                                   Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                                               water going?
What are people paying?
     Potable Water Rates Per 1000 gallons on 5/8” meter
                     Tier 1     Tier 2   Tier 3               Tier 1   Tier 2          Tier 3
PHX                 $1.03      $1.39*             Seattle     $3.85    $4.48         $11.43
Scottsdale          $1.42      $2.58     $3.35    San Diego $2.21      $2.77         $3.03

Glendale            $1.27                         Cary, NC    $3.28    $3.75         $5.33

Mesa                $1.94      $2.91              Boston      $4.33    $4.53         $4.72

Flagstaff           $2.83      $3.32     $4.71    Sydney      $2.91

Tucson              $1.38      $4.81     $6.75    Bangkok     $0.85    $1.00         $1.04


                           *Averaged varying seasonal monthly charge
 AWPCA Annual Conference                                               Down the Drain: Where is our
 May 3, 2006                                                                           water going?
What Can We Do?
■   Tiered rate schedule
      – Discounts for excess conservation over recommended
■   Additional rebate programs
      – Pool covers
      – Washing machines
■   “Beat the Peak” programs
      – Set Watering hours - Impose Fines
■   EDUCATION
      – Funded by excessive use penalties
■   Grey Water
■   PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
    AWPCA Annual Conference                             Down the Drain: Where is our
    May 3, 2006                                                         water going?
What Can We Do?


                            Question
                               &
                            Answer

AWPCA Annual Conference                 Down the Drain: Where is our
May 3, 2006                                             water going?

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Down The Drain

  • 1. Down the Drain: Where is Down the Drain: Where is our Water going? our Water going? AWPCA Annual Conference May 3, 2006 May 3, 2006 Brandon Squire, PE & Douglas Patriquin, LEED AP AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 2. Natural Desert Environment AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 3. Developed Desert Oasis AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 4. Developed Desert Environment AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 5. Human Needs ■ How much water does a human need to survive? 1.5 gallons per day to survive 13 gallons total for drinking, cooking, bathing and sanitation AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 6. International Water Usage ■ Australia – 92 gpcd ■ Canada – 79 gpcd ■ United Kingdom – 35 gpcd ■ Germany – 28 gpcd ■ Netherlands – 27 gpcd ■ India – 8 gpcd ■ Kenya – 3.5 gpcd ■ Gambia – 1.2 gpcd AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 7. National Water Usage ■ Nevada – 300 gpcd ■ Dayton, Wyoming – 250 gpcd ■ California – 228 gpcd ■ Albuquerque, NM – 205 gpcd ■ New York (United Water) – 167 gpcd ■ Tampa, FL – 104 gpcd ■ Goleta, CA – 90 gpcd AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 8. National Water Usage AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 9. Local Water Usage Design Standards ■ Phoenix – 220 gpcd ■ Mesa – 160 gpcd ■ Buckeye – 150 gpcd ■ Goodyear – 148 gpcd ■ Tucson – 110 gpcd ■ Scottsdale – 78 gpcd AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 10. Breakdown of Uses United Kingdom Study Site % Indoor % Outdoor Boulder, CO 42.80% 57.20% Denver, CO 40.30% 59.70% Eugene, OR 59.20% 40.80% Las Virgenes, CA 23.80% 76.20% Lompoc, CA 61.10% 38.90% Phoenix, AZ 41.30% 58.70% San Diego, CA 37.20% 62.80% Scottsdale/Tempe, AZ 33.50% 66.50% Seattle, WA 61.80% 38.20% Tampa, FL 54.50% 45.50% Walnut, CA 36.10% 63.90% Average 41.90% 58.10% AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 11. Breakdown of Uses in the home AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 12. Rating the Average User Gallons/Person/Day Rating 100 Very Heavy 75 Heavy 60 Average 45 Conservative 30 Very Conservative AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 13. U.S. Government Energy Policy Act ■ 1992 Public Law 102-486 - Faucets/sinks – 2.5 gpm - Toilets – 1.6 gpf - Urinals – 1.0 gpf - All at 80 psi ■ Developed in 1992 - Set into motion Jan. 1 1994 AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 14. Phoenix Metro Conservation ■ Phoenix – No rebate programs – Irrigation & Landscape workshops @ Botanical Gardens – (WET) Water Education for Teachers K-12 ■ Scottsdale – Turf removal rebate ($3,000) – Irrigation controller, Hot water recirculation, Toilets, Shower heads ■ Glendale – Turf removal Rebate ($750) – Monthly Landscape classes (Glendale Library) – Free K-5 Education assemblies w/ “Rattlesnake the Story Teller” AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 15. Phoenix Metro Conservation ■ Mesa – Landscape rebate ($200) – Water “Deeply and Infrequently” – Elementary Classroom Education ■ Tempe – Turf removal ($500) – Toilet replacement – Industrial/commercial incentives up to $20,000 based on 25-50% of cost AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 16. Other Arizona Cities ■ Flagstaff – Landscape rabate ($500) – Dual flush toilet/waterless urinal rebate ($100) – Clothes washer rebate ($100) – Specified watering days – fines imposed – Summer watering time restriction (9am – 5pm) ■ Tucson – Water$mart workshops – Zanjero Program – Tiered Residential Schedule AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 17. Other Programs ■ Albuquerque – Xeriscape ($5,000), Toilet Rebate – Washer, Hot water recirculation, Sprinkler timer – Summer watering time restriction (10am – 6pm) – Per capita water use from 250 to 174 gpd in 10 years – No more than 20% high water use plants for new landscaping ■ Seattle – Washer, Sprinkler system and Timer Rebates – “Water You Doing” – Video w/ Bill Nye and others ■ San Diego – Washer, Toilet, Timer, Install Free Kitchen Sprayers – Plumbing Retrofit Program – Residential water Survey – Guaranteed Water Program AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 18. Other Programs ■ Cary, NC – “Beat the Peak” – “Tuna Can Plan” – Alternate watering Days (up to $500 fines) – Required Rain sensors (up to $400) ■ Boston Area – MWRA – “Watersense” – Provides free shower heads, tank dams, aerators & dye tabs ■ Australia – Pool Covers, Washers, Rain Sensors, Sub-surface irrigation piping – Current restrictions in Sydney include • No Sprinklers for watering lawns • No car washing • Permit required to fill pool AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 19. What are people paying? Potable Water Rates Per 1000 gallons on 5/8” meter Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 PHX $1.03 $1.39* Seattle $3.85 $4.48 $11.43 Scottsdale $1.42 $2.58 $3.35 San Diego $2.21 $2.77 $3.03 Glendale $1.27 Cary, NC $3.28 $3.75 $5.33 Mesa $1.94 $2.91 Boston $4.33 $4.53 $4.72 Flagstaff $2.83 $3.32 $4.71 Sydney $2.91 Tucson $1.38 $4.81 $6.75 Bangkok $0.85 $1.00 $1.04 *Averaged varying seasonal monthly charge AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 20. What Can We Do? ■ Tiered rate schedule – Discounts for excess conservation over recommended ■ Additional rebate programs – Pool covers – Washing machines ■ “Beat the Peak” programs – Set Watering hours - Impose Fines ■ EDUCATION – Funded by excessive use penalties ■ Grey Water ■ PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?
  • 21. What Can We Do? Question & Answer AWPCA Annual Conference Down the Drain: Where is our May 3, 2006 water going?