Treatment Plant

Water Supplied to the Distribution System

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Annual volume from own sources

gallons
Water withdrawn from your source and treated for distribution.

Annual Water Imported

gallons
Bulk water purchased from other suppliers (if applicable).

Annual Water Exported

gallons
Bulk water sold outside your service area (if applicable).

Your annual water supplied is gallons.


Authorized Consumption

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Billed Annual Metered Consumption

gallons
Water that is metered and billed to customers.

Billed Annual Unmetered Consumption

gallons
Unmetered water that is billed to customers.

Your annual billed authorized consumption (revenue water) is gallons.

Unbilled authorized consumption

Includes water use from non-customer connections, such as:

  • Fire hydrants
  • Fire flow tests
  • Street cleaning
  • Water main flushing

Unbilled Annual Metered Consumption

gallons
Approved but unbilled water that is metered.

Unbilled Annual Unmetered Consumption

gallons
Approved but unbilled water that is unmetered.

Your Annual unbilled authorized consumption is gallons.

Your total annual authorized consumption is gallons.


Results

Water Loss

This is the difference between:

  • The total water supplied the distribution system, and
  • The total authorized consumption.

Water loss includes:

  • Apparent Losses - Paper losses from inaccurate measurement or recording of water deliveries.
  • Real Losses - Physical losses occurring from the time water is pressurized until it reaches the customer meter or service connection.
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Your total annual water loss: gallons

Non-Revenue Water. Water that is supplied to the distribution system but not billed, and therefore does not generate revenue.

Your annual Non-Revenue Water: gallons

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