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This document summarizes the latest updates regarding conceptual recovery plans for water resources, highlighting the purposes for recovery by both interstate parties like SNWA and MWD. It provides insights into direct and indirect recovery options, the development of detailed plans by the end of 2009, and outlines potential drought impacts. Stakeholder feedback is included, emphasizing the importance of a Go/No-Go decision by 2009/10 for new facilities. Action steps are outlined to prepare for recovery operations as early as 2011 in response to projected shortages.
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Conceptual Recovery Plans – Update Chuck Cullom Resources, Planning, & Analysis June 21, 2007
SUMMARY OF CONCEPTUAL PLANS • 2 Purposes for Recovery • Interstate (SNWA & MWD) • Firming (CAP M&I & “On-river”) • 10 Conceptual Plans • 4 Direct Recovery • 6 In-direct Recovery and Credit Exchange • Develop Detailed Plans by end of 2009 • First Shortage POSSIBLE by 2011
Revisions to May 24, 2007 Draft Report • Updated SNWA Recovery Schedule • Updated POSSIBLE Recovery Timing (see Drought Impacts Report) • Revise Credit Exchange Discussion • Comments from Stakeholders • AMWUA, Tucson, Phoenix, “On-River”, AWBA, ADWR, Metro Water, and Tucson AMA GUAC
2025 (~ 27yr drought) M&I Shortage Go/No Go Decision 2016 (~ 18yr drought) Onset of Shortage Implementation/ Reassessment Action Steps
Next Steps • Prepare Detailed Plans 2008 – 2009, • Go/No-Go decision in 2009/10 for new facilities or agreements • Prepare for operations as early as 2011