Water Use Data Sample Clauses

Water Use Data. Water use is not monitored by a regional authority. It is the responsibility of each water provider to monitor their customers’ water use. Fortunately, most water providers in the region meter their customers’ water use. Each water provider should have information or their customers’ water use. Annually, water use data is requested by the County from these water providers. Water users that own or use private xxxxx and individuals that live outside of established city limits are typically not required to monitor or report their water use to any agency. One of the largest groups of water users that do not have their water use monitored are agricultural water users, who relatively use a large amount of water.
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Water Use Data. 1. DRBC Contact/Recipient. NYSDEC will furnish water use data for withdrawals located in the Delaware River Basin to a contact in DRBC’s Information Technology and Planning Branch, to be identified by the DRBC Manager. If an IT contact has not been identified, then the data will be furnished to the DRBC Manager. 2. Timing of data transfer. NYSDEC will furnish data to the Commission as soon as practicable following the March 31 reporting deadline established by DRBC’s Water Audit rule (Resolution No. 2009-1). 3. Types of data to be shared. ‒ Due to the potential adverse cumulative impact of smaller withdrawals on basin water resources, NYSDEC will assist the Commission in acquiring data from its state agencies for withdrawals and uses that NYSDEC would not ordinarily track, including for example, for public water supplies with capacities of less than 100,000 gpd regulated by NYSDOH. ‒ NYSDEC will notify the DRBC Manager of projects that report water withdrawals or withdrawal capability of greater than 100,000 gpd for which the owners or operators have not obtained Commission approval, and will assist DRBC in determining the historic use of such sources. ‒ The Commission will make available to NYSDEC, upon request, available water use data for the Delaware River Basin in a form compatible with data from New York State’s 15 other major basins. ‒ NYSDEC and the Commission will exchange information on water use data analysis methods, including estimates for consumptive water use by sectors, to enable enhanced future data comparisons.
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