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Water Supply & Demand Committee

Water Supply & Demand Committee. WRDC Report 6/17/2011 Co-Chairs: Leslie Meyers (USBOR) & Ron Doba (NAMWUA ) Subcommittee Chairs: Christine Nuñez, Lyn White, Cliff Cauthen, Tim Skarupa Inter Tribal Council Liaison: Norm DeWeaver, Ray Benally

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Water Supply & Demand Committee

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  1. Water Supply & DemandCommittee WRDC Report 6/17/2011 Co-Chairs: Leslie Meyers (USBOR) & Ron Doba (NAMWUA) Subcommittee Chairs: Christine Nuñez, Lyn White, Cliff Cauthen, Tim Skarupa Inter Tribal Council Liaison: Norm DeWeaver, Ray Benally ADWR Staff Liaisons: Frank Corkhill, Don Gross, Dianne Yunker, Michael Johnson, Gerry Wildeman

  2. WS&D Committee Organization

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  8. What’s been done since the last WRDC meeting? • The Central Arizona Water Demand Model supply results have been adopted by the working group for the Phoenix, Tucson and Pinal AMA’s. • Shortage projections are completed. • Environmental issues have been included in the WS&D report. • Potential sources of supply that can be used to meet future demands (conservation, additional groundwater pumping, importation, etc.) have been included in the WS&D report. • Legal and/or technical issues have been included in the WS&D report.

  9. What’s left to do? • Complete the written report from the WS&D Committee by July 8th for review by the WS&D Working Group.

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