Local Water Supply Plan Summary. Prepared for: Yadkin-Pee Dee Water Management Group. Prepared by: Leila R. Goodwin, PE/Fountainworks.
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1 Local Water Supply Plan Summary Prepared for: Yadkin-Pee Dee Water Management Group Prepared by: Leila R. Goodwin, PE/Fountainworks March 26, 2018 Purpose The Yadkin-Pee Dee Water Management Group (YPDWMG), made up of 18 governmental, public water utility and reservoir operator parties providing service, has the goal to enhance the welfare of Yadkin- Pee Dee residents by jointly planning for the sustainable use of water from the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin. This project is a first step in that joint planning, designed to pull together and put into larger context individual members Local Water Supply Plans (LWSP). The maps and summary document will provide a big picture perspective on the region s water supply issues - identifying key issues the group may want to investigate further for regional water supply planning and coordination of drought response and to prepare for the State s upcoming Yadkin River Basin planning process. Local Water Supply Plan Summaries Table 1, Public Water Systems Using Surface Water in the Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin lists the LWSPs obtained from DWR s website. In addition, Union County provided a tabular summary of the withdrawal and return projections used for modeling during their Interbasin Transfer (IBT) process; this information was generally developed in about The NC Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Water Resources (DWR) also provided registered industrial withdrawal information. Figure 1, Surface Water Intakes in the Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin, was developed using DWR s mapping tool. Table 2, Public Water Systems Withdrawing Surface Water in the Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin, summarizes Local Water Supply Plan information from the utility providers with surface water intakes. Figure 2, Surface Water System Groupings, shows nine groups of water suppliers that are linked by regular interconnections. The map also shows 13 systems that have no regular water supply connections with other utilities. There are additional emergency interconnections within and between the groups and independent systems. Emergency interconnections were discussed in the Drought Response Plan Summary [Fountainworks, 2017]. Appendix A includes detailed summaries of the current and future water use information from the Local Water Supply Plans of all the systems in the basin. Table 3, Duke Energy Planned Withdrawals, includes Duke Energy water withdrawal projections used for modeling during the Union County IBT process. The projections are from detailed integrated planning done in 2010, looking out about 15 years. Duke Energy and Union County partnered on updating the CHEOPS model. Duke Energy has not performed a comprehensive update of their planning since However, they have done some additional internal analysis which would suggest
2 that water demands would change, especially for the Blewett Falls and Lake Tillery projected power plant withdrawals (likely lower). Integrated planning updates are a major undertaking and can take one to two years. Table 4, Summary of Withdrawals (LWSPs and Duke Energy) and Flows, summarizes the withdrawal projections for 2016 and 2060 at five locations where there are USGS flow gages. Table 5, Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin Water Use Projections: Withdrawals, Returns, and Net Withdrawals, summarizes all the withdrawal and return data used in the Union County IBT modeling process for the entire basin, with updates made based on Local Water Supply Plans and registered industrial user data provided by DWR. The withdrawals and returns listed for each lake/reservoir are all those in the basin downstream of the previously listed upstream impoundment, including those in the river and tributaries upstream of the named lake/reservoir. For example, the withdrawals listed for High Rock Lake include all withdrawals between the W. Kerr Scott Lake dam and the High Rock Lake dam, including those in the Yadkin River and in its tributaries. Appendix B lists the projections for each entity, including the data source. Figure 3: Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin Flows and Demands, shows the locations and some of the statistics from Table 4, as well as the net withdrawals below Blewett Falls Lake from Table 5. The flow and withdrawal amounts shown are the cumulative total of everything upstream of each point they are not the withdrawals taking place at that location. The flow and demand statistics provide some context for how the potential demands in the basin compare to the water resources available. Regional Water Supply Planning In the Drought Response Plan Summary, it was discussed that DWR would start working on a Yadkin- Pee Dee Basin water quantity model in 2019; given that they are just now (February 2018) starting work on the New/Watauga/French Broad River Basin modeling, it s possible that DWR won t start work on the Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin modeling until Development of a regional water supply plan will position the YPDWMG and its members to make the most use out of the modeling process to refine water supply plans as well as drought response. Considerations for the YPDWMG and its members for working on a regional water supply plan are: 1. Peer Review of Water Demand Projections: When DWR begins their modeling process they will ask for future water demands from each withdrawing entity. The YPDWMG could consider performing a Peer review of each other s water demand projections, either with the whole group or with a technical subcommittee. The group would learn about the methodologies each member used in developing demand projections. In some instances, members may elect to adjust assumptions and/or algorithms based on the peer review. The end result will be a set of regional water demand projections that all members understand and are comfortable including in development of a regional water supply plan. March 26, 2018 Local Water Supply Plan Summary Page 2 of 3
3 The Jordan Lake Partners found this to be one of their most valuable exercises. When the time came for DWR to use withdrawal projections in their water quantity model (for Jordan Lake, OASIS), and later during the Jordan Lake allocation process, DWR did not suggest any adjustments in the demand projections in the Triangle Regional Water Supply Plan. The Catawba-Wateree Water Management Group also did a peer review process of members water demand projections in 2014 (HDR and McKim & Creed, 2014) as part of a water supply master planning process. This group was formed as part of Duke Energy s FERC relicensing effort for the Catawba-Wateree Project and further planning efforts maintain effective water management of the Project s water resources. 2. Discuss Hydroelectric Water Consumptive Use Projections: Water use by Duke Energy was included in the Union County IBT modeling. Based on discussions with Duke Energy staff, if the projections were updated they would likely be lower (specifically, for the future nuclear plants). Updating the projections is a major undertaking, so the group should discuss the importance of having more recent projections versus using the potential for evaluating a range of potential power generation net withdrawals during the planning process. This should also include discussions with Cube Yadkin Generation about any potential future consumptive uses. 3. Develop a compendium of water sources: It would be useful to develop a compendium of raw water sources in the basin, for all members to reference as they work on developing a regional water supply plan. This could be based on existing sources as a start, and include an assessment of whether additional data or analysis is needed (for example, physical characteristics of reservoirs, or safe yield analysis). 4. Consider Annual Report/Analysis: The Catawba-Wateree Drought Management Advisory Group (DMAG) receives a report at its annual meeting that DWR has spoken very highly of as being an example of making data (water use, drought stages, etc.) useful and meaningful for future drought preparedness. One part of this effort was to standardize how the data are defined and presented. The YPDWMG may want to start working on a similar process. One outcome could be to standardize some of the terminology and definitions that individual members use in preparing their Local Water Supply Plans. 5. Investigate Preliminary Modeling: Duke Energy and Cube Yadkin Generation (and/or DWR) could potentially run the CHEOPS and/or OASIS models that were used for the respective licensing processes to evaluate some scenarios defined by the group. With Union County s consent, the group could also contract with someone to evaluate and possibly update the model inputs used in their IBT process (currently based on 2010 information) and use the model for some preliminary analysis. This could be done in conjunction with using a model to evaluate water shortage response triggers. March 26, 2018 Local Water Supply Plan Summary Page 3 of 3
4 Provisional None Table 1. Public Water Systems Using Surface Water in the Yadkin - Pee Dee Basin System % service area YPD Basin % WW to YPD Basin LWSP Status (October 25, 2017) 2016 Average Annual Service Area Demand from YPD Basin (mgd) Blue Ridge WA 100% 100% Broadway Water Association. Inc. 100% 100% Cricket-Millers Cr WA 100% 100% Mulberry Fairplains WA 100% 100% North Wilkesboro 100% 100% West Wilkes Water Association 100% 100% Wilkesboro 100% 100% Moravian Falls Water Works 100% 100% Carroll Co VA 100% 100% Dobson 100% 100% Heater Utilities 100% 100% Tobe Hudson 100% 100% Elkin 100% 100% Gentry Road 100% 100% Ronda 100% 100% Jonesville 100% 100% Yadkin County - Hwy % 100% Mount Airy 100% 100% Winston-Salem 91% 98% Greensboro 0% 0% Stokes Co 0% 0% Stokesdale 0% 0% Davidson Water 100% 100% High Point 20% 18% Archdale 7% 0% Salisbury 100% 100% China Grove 100% 100% East Spencer 100% 100% Landis 100% 100% Kannapolis 100% 100% Concord 100% 100% Harrisburg 100% 100% Albemarle 100% 100% Pfeiffer-North Stanly WA 100% 100% Stanly Co 100% 100% Norwood 100% 100% Big Lick Road 100% 100% Polk Ford/Renee Ford 100% 100% Oakboro Charlotte Water 15% 11% Anson Co 100% 100% Ansonville 100% 100% Chesterfield Co VA 100% 100% Lilesville 100% 100% Marshville 100% 100% Morven 100% 100% Peachland 100% 100% Yadkin-Pee Dee Water Management Group Members
5 Provisional None Table 1. Public Water Systems Using Surface Water in the Yadkin - Pee Dee Basin (continued) System % service area YPD Basin % WW to YPD Basin LWSP Status (October 25, 2017) 2016 Average Annual Service Area Demand from YPD Basin (mgd) Polkton 100% 100% Wadesboro 100% 100% Richmond County 98% 98% Ellerbe 100% 100% Rockingham 100% 74% Union County 42% 27% Monroe 98% 100% Wingate 100% 100% Energy United Water 55% 55% Iredell Water Corporation 100% 100% Statesville 98% 100% Taylorsville 0% 0% Troutman 25% 79% West Iredell 0% 0% Montgomery Co 86% 86% Biscoe 100% 100% Candor 50% 3% Carolina Forest 100% 100% Robbins 0% 0% Moore Co Robbins 0% 0% Mount Gilead 100% 100% Star 100% 0% Troy 100% 100% Woodrun 100% 100% Denton 100% 100% Handy Sanitary District 100% 100% Badin Shores Resort 100% 100% Asheboro 1179% 6% Randleman 121% 0% Seagrove-Ulah MWD 26% 10% Pilot Mountain, Town of 0% 100% King 100% 98% Thomasville 97% 100% Lexington 100% 100% Davie Co 100% 100% Mocksville 100% 100% WSACC - Mt. Pleasant 100% 100% Hamlet Water System 100% 100% Yadkinville 100% 100% Blowing Rock 0% 1% Caldwell Co (North) 4% 98% Caldwell Co (Southeast) 98% 7% Mooresville 5% 99% Total % of systems 64% 24% 3% 1% 7% % of demand 72% 25% 3% 0.0% 0.4% Yadkin-Pee Dee Water Management Group Members
6 Figure 1. Surface Water Intakes in the Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin (DWR)
7 Table 2: Public Water Systems Withdrawing Surface Water in the Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin # FROM systems Total System Demand (mgd) System Basin Stream Reservoir Other System served Winston-Salem 18-1 Yadkin River 1) Idols RWPS 2) Swann RWPS 3) Salem Creek 1) & 2) W. Kerr-Scott 3) Salem Lake Concord ) Coddle Creek (WSACC) 2) Cold Water Creek 1) Lake Don T. Howell 2) Lake Fisher Davidson Water 18-1 Yadkin River Winston-Salem Salisbury-Rowan 18-1 Yadkin/ South Yadkin Anson Co 18-1 Pee Dee River Blewett Falls Lake Albemarle 18-1 Yadkin River Tuckertown Reservoir Monroe ) Richardson Creek 2) Stewarts Creek 1) Lakes Lee and Monroe 2) Lake Twitty Asheboro ) Back Creek 2) Uwharrie River 1) Lake Lucas 2) Lake Reese Richmond County 18-1 Pee Dee River Blewett Falls Lake ) ) ) Coddle Creek (WSACC) 2) Irish Buffalo Creek 1) Lake Don T. Howell (WSACC) 2) Kannapolis Lake Kannapolis 3) ) Second Creek Wilkesboro 18-1 Yadkin River Lexington 18-1 Abbotts Creek Lake Thom-A-Lex Davie Co 1) ) ) Yadkin R 2) South Yadkin R Rockingham ) City Pond 2) Roberdel Lake 1) City Pond 2) Roberdel Lake Thomasville 18-1 Abbotts Creek Lake Thom-A-Lex North Wilkesboro 18-1 Reddies River Montgomery Co 18-1 Pee Dee River Lake Tillery Mount Airy ) Lovills Creek 2) Stewarts Creek 1) Allred Mill Reservoir 2) James K. Boyd Reservoir King 18-1 Yadkin River Denton 18-1 Yadkin River Tuckertown Reservoir Hamlet Water System 18-1 Hamlet Water System Hamlet Water Lake Mocksville 18-2 Hunting Creek Yadkinville 18-1 South Deep Creek Town of Yadkinville Elkin 18-1 Elkin Creek Elkin Norwood 18-1 Yadkin River Lake Tillery Dobson 18-1 Fisher River Mount Airy Jonesville 18-1 Yadkin River WSACC - Mt. Pleasant 18-4 Dutch Buffalo Creek Seagrove-Ulah 18-1 Yadkin River (18-1) Asheboro Pilot Mountain 18-1 Toms Creek Union County Yadkin 1/2 owner w/lancaster Co Catawba River WSP Total YPDWMG Total YPDWMG % 69% 69% 71% 72% 72% 74%
8 Figure 2. Surface Water System Groupings Blue circles are independent systems. Orange circles are groups with regular supply interconnections. (Note: System centroids also includes groundwater systems.)
9 Table 3. Duke Energy Planned Withdrawals Data from Union County IBT Modeling (Provided by Duke Energy) Net Withdrawals (mgd) High Rock Lake Duke Energy Buck Steam Station Duke Energy Buck Combined Cycle Station Duke Energy Additional Combined Cycle Station # Duke Energy Additional Combined Cycle Station # Lake Tillery Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC Additional Nuclear Plant # Blewett Falls Lake Duke Energy Smith Energy Complex Duke Energy Additional Nuclear Plant # Notes: Data are from Union County IBT water supply analysis documents, generated in 2013 based on 2010 Duke Energy planning documents. Updates may result in changes, especially for the Blewett Falls and Lake Tillery projected power plant withdrawals (likely lower). Planning updates are a major undertaking and can take 1-2 years.
10 Table 4. Summary of Withdrawals (LWSPs and Duke Energy) and Flows Cumulative Annual Average Flow Withdrawals Statistics (1963-present) (mgd) (mgd) Drainage Area (sm) Average Median Minimum Minimum Monthly Flow Statistics (1963-present) 1 (mgd) 99% Exceedence USGS YADKIN RIVER AT WILKESBORO, NC (USGS6) USGS YADKIN RIVER AT ENON, NC 2 Below King (USGS5) (period of record 1965-present) USGS YADKIN RIVER AT YADKIN COLLEGE, NC Below Davidson Water intake (USGS1) USGS PEE DEE R NR ROCKINGHAM, NC ,694 1,556 1, ,280 1,914 1, ,863 5,010 4,883 1, USGS ROCKY RIVER NEAR NORWOOD, NC (USGS4) , USGS monthly statistics are for the period 07/ / Based on 35% of Winston-Salem withdrawal occuring above the Enon gage, from 2016 LWSP data.
11 Table 5. Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin Water Use Projections: Withdrawals, Returns, and Net Withdrawals (Union County IBT data updated with LWSPs and DWR) Projected Water Use (MGD) 2015/ W. KERR SCOTT RESERVOIR Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation Industrial Water Supply Withdrawal Subtotal Returns W. KERR SCOTT RESERVOIR TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS HIGH ROCK LAKE Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation Industry Water Supply Duke Energy Withdrawal Subtotal Returns HIGH ROCK LAKE TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS TUCKERTOWN RESERVOIR Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation Industry Water Supply Withdrawal Subtotal Returns TUCKERTOWN RESERVOIR TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS
12 Table 5. Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin Water Use Projections: Withdrawals, Returns, and Net Withdrawals (Union County IBT data updated with LWSPs and DWR) Projected Water Use (MGD) 2015/ NARROWS RESERVOIR (BADIN LAKE) Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation Industry Water Supply Withdrawal Subtotal Returns NARROWS RESERVOIR (BADIN LAKE) TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS FALLS RESERVOIR Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation Industry Water Supply Withdrawal Subtotal Returns FALLS RESERVOIR TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS LAKE TILLERY Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation Industry Water Supply Duke Energy----Additional Nuclear Plant # Withdrawal Subtotal Returns LAKE TILLERY TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS
13 Table 5. Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin Water Use Projections: Withdrawals, Returns, and Net Withdrawals (Union County IBT data updated with LWSPs and DWR) Projected Water Use (MGD) 2015/ BLEWETT FALLS LAKE Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation Industry Water Supply Duke Energy Withdrawal Subtotal Returns BLEWETT FALLS LAKE TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS DOWNSTREAM OF BLEWETT FALLS LAKE (NC) Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation Industry Water Supply Withdrawal Subtotal Returns DOWNSTREAM OF BLEWETT FALLS LAKE (NC) TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS GRAND TOTAL (ALL BASINS) WITHDRAWALS RETURNS NET WITHDRAWALS GRAND TOTAL (ALL BASINS) % withdrawal increase from % 137% 145% 187% 199%
14 Figure 3: Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin Flows and Demands USGS YADKIN RIVER AT WILKESBORO, NC (USGS6) 1 - Ave Annual Flow 530 mgd - Min Monthly Flow 119 mgd Withdrawals 7 mgd Withdrawals 11 mgd USGS YADKIN RIVER AT ENON, NC (USGS5) 1 - Ave Annual Flow 1,556 mgd - Min Monthly Flow 262 mgd Withdrawals 26 mgd Withdrawals 45 mgd USGS ROCKY RIVER NEAR NORWOOD, NC (USGS4) 1 - Ave Annual Flow 860 mgd - Min Monthly Flow 39 mgd Withdrawals 22 mgd Withdrawals 43 mgd USGS YADKIN RIVER AT YADKIN COLLEGE, NC 1 Below Davidson Water intake (USGS1) - Ave Annual Flow 1,914 mgd - Min Monthly Flow 287 mgd Withdrawals 66 mgd Withdrawals 107 mgd USGS PEE DEE R NR ROCKINGHAM, NC 1 - Ave Annual Flow 5,010 mgd - Min Monthly Flow 271 mgd Withdrawals 147 mgd Withdrawals 319 mgd Below Blewett Falls Lake NET Withdrawals 80 mgd NET Withdrawals 208 mgd 1 USGS Flows and 2016/2060 withdrawals at each location are cumulative (Table 4). Withdrawals include public utility gross withdrawals based on Local Water Supply Plans, which do not reflect the impact of discharges, and Duke Energy net withdrawal information; agricultural and industrial discharges are not included. 2 NET Withdrawals are from partially updated input data from Union County IBT modeling (Table 5) and include municipal, agricultural, and industrial withdrawals, as well as discharges.
15 APPENDIX A
16 Figure A-1. Surface Water System Groupings Blue circles are independent systems. Orange circles are groups with regular supply interconnections. (Note: System centroids also includes groundwater systems.)
17 Table A-1 AREA 1: Wilkesboro Demand (mgd) * FROM System North Wilkesboro Wilkesboro Basin Stream Reddies River Yadkin River Reservoir Mulberry Fairplans WA 2016 % of Service Area in % of 2016 WW discharge to Seller North Wilkesboro % of 2016 Supply from TO System Yadkin Pee YPD basin YPD basin Blue Ridge WA 0.195/ % 100% 100% Broadway Water Association. Inc / / % 100% 100% Cricket-Millers Cr WA (no LWSP) 0.426/na 100% 100% 100% Mulberry Fairplains WA 0.939/ % 100% 100% North Wilkesboro /none 100% 100% 100% West Wilkes Water Association none/ / % 100% 100% Wilkesboro % 100% 100% Moravian Falls Water Works % 100% 100%
18 Figure A-1. Wilkesboro (Area 1) Area
19 Table A-2 AREA 2: Mount Airy Demand (mgd) * FROM System Elkin Jonesville Mount Airy Dobson Basin Stream Elkin Creek Yadkin River 1) Lovills Creek 2) Stewarts Creek Fisher River Reservoir Seller Elkin 1) Allred Mill Reservoir 2) James K. Boyd Reservoir Mount Airy % of Service Area in Yadkin % of 2016 Supply from YPD surface % of 2016 WW discharge to YPD TO System Carroll Co VA (no LWSP) Pee Dee 100% water 100% basin 100% Dobson % 100% 100% Heater Utilities (no LWSP) % 100% 100% Tobe Hudson (2013 LWSP) 0.04/ % 100% 100% Elkin % 100% 100% Gentry Road 0.057/ % 100% 100% Ronda 0.025/ % 41% 100% Jonesville % 100% 100% Yadkin County - Hwy % 100% 100% Mount Airy % 100% 100%
20 Figure A-2. Mount Airy (Area 2) Area
21 Table A-3 AREA 3: Winston-Salem, Davidson Water FROM System Davidson Winston-Salem Water High Point PTWRA Basin Yadkin River 1) Idols RWPS 2) Swann RWPS Stream 3) Salem Creek Reservoir 1) & 2) W. Kerr- Scott 3) Salem Lake Demand (mgd) * Yadkin River Deep River Deep River Winston- Salem 1) City Lake Randlema 2)Oak Hollow n Reservoir PTWRA, Davidson Water % of 2016 Service Area in Yadkin % of 2016 Supply from YPD % of 2016 WW discharge to YPD Seller TO System Pee Dee basin basin Winston-Salem % 100% 98% Greensboro / % 2% 0% Stokes Co * 0% 269% 0% Stokesdale 0.106/ % 100% 0% Davidson Water % 100% 100% High Point / % 0.3% 18% Archdale 0.848/ % 0.0% 0%
22 Figure A-3. Winston-Salem, Davidson Water (Area 3) Area
23 Table A-4 Demand (mgd) * AREA 4: Albemarle- Kannapolis-Concord FROM System Salisbury- Rowan Kannapolis Concord Albemarle Norwood Stanly Co Charlotte Water Basin ) ) & 3) Yadkin/ 1) Coddle Creek (WSACC) 2) Irish Buffalo Creek 1) Coddle Creek (WSACC) 2) Cold Water Stream South Yadkin 3) Second Creek Creek Yadkin River Yadkin River Catawba River 1) Lake Don T. Howell (WSACC) 2) Kannapolis Lake 1) Lake Don T. Howell 2) Lake Fisher Tuckertown Reservoir 1) Lake Norman 2) Mtn Isl Lake Reservoir Lake Tillery % of 2016 % of 2016 Norwood, Supply WW Seller Albemarle from YPD discharge to TO System Pee Dee basin YPD basin Salisbury % 100% 100% China Grove % 100% 100% East Spencer % 100% 100% Landis 0.063/ % 100% 100% Kannapolis 0.263/ / % 100% 100% Concord / % 100% 100% Harrisburg 0.631/ / % 55% 100% Albemarle % 100% 100% Pfeiffer-North Stanly WA 0.47/ % 100% 100% Stanly Co 1.19/ / % 100% 100% Norwood % 100% 100% Big Lick Road % 100% 100% Polk Ford/Renee Ford % 100% 100% Oakboro 0.124/0.135 * 100% 64% 100% Charlotte Water 0.029/ % 0.02% 11% % of Service Area in Yadkin
24 Figure A-4. Albemarle, Kannapolis, Concord (Area 4) Area
25 Table A-5 Demand (mgd) * AREA 5: Anson Union Richmond Counties FROM System Anson Co Richmond County Rockingham Monroe Union County Lancaster Co SC Basin Stream Pee Dee River Pee Dee River 1) City Pond 2) Roberdel Lake 1) Richardson Creek 2) Stewarts Creek Yadkin Catawba Reservoir Blewett Falls Lake Blewett Falls Lake 1) City Pond 2) Roberdel Lake 1) Lakes Lee and Monroe 2) Lake Twitty Each 1/2 owner Catawba River Water Supply Project Anson County Lancaster Co (1/2 owner w/uc of catawba River % of Service Area in % of 2016 % of 2016 WW Seller WSP Yadkin Supply from discharge to TO System Anson Co (2015 LWSP) Pee Dee 100% YPD basin 100% YPD basin 100% Ansonville 0.152/ % 100% 100% Chesterfield Co VA (no LWSP) % 100% 100% Lilesville 0.044/ % 100% 100% Marshville (2015 LWSP) 0.329/ % 100% 100% Morven (2015 LWSP) 0.04/ % 100% 100% Peachland 0.037/ % 100% 100% Polkton 0.059/ % 100% 100% Wadesboro 0.656/ % 100% 100% Richmond County 0.82/ ** 98% 100% 98% Ellerbe 0.2/ % 100% 100% Rockingham % 100% 74% Union County 1.942/ x/0.444 * 42% 6% 27% Monroe * 98% 100% 100% Wingate 0.329/0.334 * 100% 100% 100%
26 Figure A-5 Anson, Union, Richmond Counties (Area 5) Area
27 Table A-6 Demand (mgd) * AREA 6: Statesville FROM System Newton Energy United Statesville Hickory Source Basin Stream (Source) 1) City Lake 2) Jacobs Fork River Catawba River Catawba Reservoir (Source) 1) City Lake Lookout Shoals Lake % of Service % of 2016 % of 2016 WW Area in Supply discharge Seller Newton Yadkin Pee from YPD to YPD TO System Energy United Water 1.815/ Dee 55% basin 0% basin 55% Iredell Water Corporation /Emergency 100% 0% 100% Statesville % 0% 100% Taylorsville 0.332/0.33 x/ % 0% 0% Troutman 0.31/ % 0% 79% West Iredell 0.29/0.29 x/.083 0% 0% 0%
28 Figure A-6. Statesville (Area6) Area
29 Table A-7 AREA 7: Montgomery County Demand (mgd) * FROM System Montgomery Co Robbins Source 18-1 Stream Pee Dee River Reservoir Lake Tillery % of Service Area in Yadkin Pee % of 2016 % of 2016 WW Seller Montgomery Co Supply from discharge to TO System Dee YPD basin YPD basin Montgomery Co % 100% 86% Biscoe 0.307/ % 100% 100% Candor 0.116/ % 100% 3% Carolina Forest (no LWSP) % 100% 100% Robbins % 100% 0% Moore Co Robbins 0.024/ % 100% 0% Mount Gilead % 100% 100% Star 0.06/ % 100% 0% Troy 0.391/ % 100% 100% Woodrun (no LWSP) % 100% 100%
30 Figure A-7. Montgomery County (Area 7) Area
31 Table A-8 Demand (mgd) * AREA 8: Denton Denton Basin 18-1 Stream Yadkin River Tuckertown Reservoir Reservoir FROM System Handy Sanitary District % of Service Area in Yadkin Pee % of 2016 Supply from YPD % of 2016 WW discharge to Seller Denton TO System Dee basin YPD basin Denton % 100% 100% Handy Sanitary District 0.728/ % 100% 100% Badin Shores Resort 0.058/ % 100% 100%
32 Table A-9 Demand (mgd) * FROM System AREA 9: Asheboro Asheboro Seagrove-Ulah Basin ) Back Creek Yadkin River (18-1) Stream 2) Uwharrie River 1) Lake Lucas 2) Lake Reese Reservoir % of Service Area in Yadkin Pee % of 2016 Supply from % of 2016 WW discharge to Seller Asheboro TO System Dee YPD basin YPD basin Asheboro % 100% 173% Randleman 0.104/ % 100% 0% Seagrove-Ulah MWD 0.139/ % 100% 99%
33 Figure A-8. Denton (Area 8) and Asheboro (Area 9) Areas
34 Table A-10 Independent Systems TO Basin Stream Reservoir Pilot Mountain 18-1 Toms Creek % 100% 100% King 18-1 Yadkin River % 100% 98% Thomasville 18-1 Abbotts Creek Lake Thom- A-Lex % 100% 100% Lake Thom- Lexington 18-1 Abbotts Creek A-Lex % 100% 100% Davie Co 1) Yadkin R 1) ) South 2) 18-2 Yadkin R % 100% 100% Mocksville 18-2 Hunting Creek % 100% 100% WSACC - Mt. Dutch Buffalo Pleasant 18-4 Creek % 100% 100% Hamlet Water System 18-1 Yadkinville 18-1 FROM Hamlet Water System South Deep Creek Service Area Demand from Yadkin Pee Dee Basin Sources (mgd) % of Service Area in Yadkin Pee Dee % of 2016 Supply from YPD basin % of 2016 WW discharge to YPD basin Hamlet Water Lake % 100% 100% Town of Yadkinville % 100% 100%
35 Table A-11 Independent Systems FROM Service Area Demand in Yadkin Pee Dee Basin (NONE from Yadkin % of Service Area in Yadkin % of 2016 Supply from YPD % of 2016 WW discharge to YPD TO Basin Stream Reservoir System Pee Dee basin basin Blowing Rock 11-1 Flat Top Branch % 0% 1% Caldwell Co (North) 03-1 Catawba River Lake Rhodhiss Lenoir % 0% 98% Caldwell Co (Southeast) 03-1 Catawba River Lake Rhodhiss Lenoir, Granite Falls % 0% 7% Mooresville 03-1 Catawba River % 0% 99%
36 APPENDIX B
37 Appendix B. Catawba-Wateree Basin Water Use Projections: Withdrawals, Returns, and Net Withdrawals (Union County IBT Alternative 1, LWSPs, DWR) Proj ID Entity Facility Entity Type Source Water 2015/ 2016 Projected Water Use (MGD) Data Source W. KERR SCOTT RESERVOIR Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation----W. Kerr Scott Reservoir A/I (CGL) n/a Union Co IBT Blue Ridge Tissue Corp----Patterson Mill IND In-take Pump Union Co IBT New Future Industry----W. Kerr Scott Reservoir IND-F n/a Union Co IBT Wilkes County----Wilkes County WTP (Future - Wilkesboro) PW/WU n/a LWSP Wilkesboro Withdrawal Subtotal Returns Blue Ridge Tissue Corp----Patterson Mill (return) IND Subbasin Union Co IBT Return Subtotal W. KERR SCOTT RESERVOIR TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS HIGH ROCK LAKE Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation----High Rock Lake A/I (CGL) n/a Union Co IBT Louisiana Pacific Corporation----Lousiana Pacific Corporation IND Yadkin River Union Co IBT; 2015 from DWR Performance Fibers, Inc----Salisbury Facility IND Second Creek Union Co IBT True Textiles, Inc----True Elkin, Inc. IND Big Elkin Creek Union Co IBT New Future Industry----High Rock Lake IND-F n/a Union Co IBT City of King----City of King WTP PW/WU Yadkin River Prov. LWSP City of Lexington----Lexington WTP (Lake Thom-A-Lex Intake) PW/WU Abbotts Creek (Reservoir: Lake Thom-A-Lex) LWSP City of Mount Airy----F. G. Doggett WTP & S. L. Spencer WTP PW/WU Stewarts Creek; Lovills Creek Prov. LWSP City of Salisbury----Salisbury WTP PW/WU Yadkin/South Yadkin LWSP City of Statesville----City of Statesville WTP (S. Yadkin River intake) PW/WU South Yadkin River Prov. LWSP City of Thomasville----City of Thomasville WTP PW/WU City of Winston-Salem----P.W. Swann WTP;R.W. Neilson WTP;R.A. Thomas WTP PW/WU Abbots Creek (Reservoir: Lake Thom-A-Lex) Yadkin Swann RWPS (Reservoir: W. Kerr Scott) Yadkin Idols RWPS (Reservoir: W. Kerr-Scott) LWSP LWSP
38 Proj ID Entity Facility Entity Type Source Water Projected Water Use (MGD) 2015/ Data Source 2016 Davidson Water Inc----C. O. Pickle WP PW/WU Yadkin River LWSP Davie County----Cooleemee WTP &Sparks Road WTP PW/WU S. Yadkin &Yadkin LWSP Town of Elkin----Elkin Municipal WTP PW/WU Elkin Creek (Reservoir: Elkin) Prov. LWSP Town of Jonesville----Jonesville WP PW/WU Yadkin River LWSP Town of Mocksville----Hugh A. Lagle WTP PW/WU Hunting Creek LWSP Town of North Wilkesboro----North Wilkesboro WP PW/WU Reddies River Prov. LWSP Town of Pilot Mountain----Pilot Mountain WTP PW/WU Toms Creek Prov. LWSP Town of Wilkesboro----Wilkesboro WFP PW/WU Yadkin River Prov. LWSP Town of Yadkinville----Yadkinville WTP PW/WU South Deep Creek (Reservoir: Town of Yadkinville) LWSP Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC----Buck Steam Station TEP Yadkin River/High Rock Lake Union Co IBT Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC----Buck Combined Cycle Station TEP Yadkin River/High Rock Lake Union Co IBT Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC----Additional Combined Cycle Station #1 TEP Yadkin River/High Rock Lake (upstream tributary) Union Co IBT Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC----Additional Combined Cycle Station #2 TEP Yadkin River/High Rock Lake Union Co IBT Withdrawal Subtotal Returns Allegheny Technologies, Inc----ATI Allvac Monroe Plant IND Subbasin Union Co IBT Louisiana Pacific Corporation----LP Roaring River WWTP IND Subbasin Union Co IBT P P G Industries Fiber Glass Products, Inc----PPG Industries Fiber Glass Products IND Subbasin Union Co IBT Performance Fibers, Inc----Salisbury Facility IND Subbasin Union Co IBT True Textiles, Inc East Main Street Plant IND Subbasin Union Co IBT Tyson Foods, Inc----Harmony Plant IND Subbasin Union Co IBT Wayne Farms LLC Bruckie Ashburn----Dobson Plant IND Subbasin Union Co IBT Norfolk Southern Railway Company----Linwood Yard IND Subbasin Union Co IBT City of High Point----Westside WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of King----City of King WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Lexington----Lexington Regional WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Lexington----Lexington WTP #1 & 2 PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Mount Airy----Mount Airy WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Salisbury----Salisbury-Rowan WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Statesville----Fourth Creek WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Statesville----Third Creek WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT
39 Proj ID Entity Facility Entity Type Source Water Projected Water Use (MGD) 2015/ Data Source 2016 City of Thomasville----Hamby Creek WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Winston-Salem----Archie Elledge WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Winston-Salem----Muddy Creek WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Winston-Salem----P. W. Swann WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Winston-Salem----R. A. Thomas WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Davidson Water Inc----Davidson Water WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Davie County----Sparks Road WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Davie County----Cooleemee WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Bermuda Run----Bermuda Run WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Boonville----Boonville WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Dobson----Dobson WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Mocksville----Bear Creek WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Mocksville----Dutchman Creek WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of North Wilkesboro----Thurman Street WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Pilot Mountain----Pilot Mountain WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Pilot Mountain----Pilot Mountain WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Wilkesboro----Cub Creek WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Yadkinville----Yadkinville WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Yadkin Valley Sewer Authority, Inc----Yadkin Valley Sewer Authority WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Cleveland----Cleveland WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Return Subtotal HIGH ROCK LAKE TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS TUCKERTOWN RESERVOIR Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation----Tuckertown Reservoir A/I (CGL) n/a Union Co IBT New Future Industry----Tuckertown Reservoir IND-F n/a Union Co IBT City of Albemarle----Tuckertown WTP PW/WU Yadkin River (Reservoir: Tuckertown) LWSP; Union County IBT source split Town of Denton----Denton WP PW/WU Yadkin River (Reservoir: Tuckertown Reservoir) LWSP Withdrawal Subtotal Returns City of Albemarle----Tuckertown WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Denton----Denton WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Return Subtotal
40 Proj ID Entity Facility Entity Type Source Water Projected Water Use (MGD) 2015/ Data Source 2016 TUCKERTOWN RESERVOIR TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS NARROWS RESERVOIR (BADIN LAKE) Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation----Narrows Reservoir (Badin Lake) A/I (CGL) n/a Union Co IBT New Future Industry----Narrows Reservoir (Badin Lake) IND-F n/a Union Co IBT City of Albemarle----US 52 HWY WTP PW/WU Yadkin River at Narrows (Reservoir: Narrows (Badin Lake)) Withdrawal Subtotal LWSP; Union County IBT source split Returns Aluminum Company Of America----Badin Works IND Subbasin Union Co IBT Return Subtotal NARROWS RESERVOIR (BADIN LAKE) TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS FALLS RESERVOIR Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation----Falls Reservoir A/I (CGL) n/a Union Co IBT New Future Industry----Falls Reservoir IND-F n/a Union Co IBT Withdrawal Subtotal Returns None None None None None None None None None Return Subtotal FALLS RESERVOIR TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS LAKE TILLERY Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation----Lake Tillery A/I (CGL) n/a Union Co IBT New Future Industry----Lake Tillery IND-F n/a Union Co IBT Union County Public Works----Planned Yadkin River Water Intake (Future) PW/WU n/a Union Co IBT
41 Proj ID Entity Facility Entity Type Source Water Projected Water Use (MGD) 2015/ Data Source 2016 Asheboro----W. L. Brown Jr WTP (Lake Lucas &Lake Reese intakes) PW/WU Back Creek (Reservoir: Lake Lucas); Uwharrie (Reservoir: LWSP Lake Reese) Montgomery County----Montgomery County WTP PW/WU LAKE TILLERY (Reservoir: Lake Tillery) LWSP Town of Norwood----Norwood WTP PW/WU Yadkin River (Reservoir: Lake Tillery) LWSP Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC----Additional Nuclear Plant #2 TEP Yadkin River (Reservoir: Lake Tillery) Union Co IBT Withdrawal Subtotal Returns Greater Badin Water & Sewer District----Badin WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Return Subtotal LAKE TILLERY TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS BLEWETT FALLS LAKE Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation----Blewett Falls Lake A/I (CGL) n/a Union Co IBT Hedrick Industries----Aquadale Quarry (Pump 1 - Fresh Water Pond) IND Pump 1 - Fresh Water Pond Union Co IBT Hedrick Industries----Aquadale Quarry (Pump 2 - Cement Pond) IND Pump 2 - Cement Pond Union Co IBT Teledyne Allvac----Monroe Plant IND Lower Pond Union Co IBT; 2015 from DWR The Fork, LLC----The Fork, LLC IND Rocky River Union Co IBT New Future Industry----Blewett Falls Lake IND-F n/a Union Co IBT Anson County----Anson County Filtration Plant PW/WU Pee Dee River (Reservoir: Blewett Falls Lake) LWSP City of Concord----Coddle Creek WTP &Hillgrove WTP (Lake Fisher Coddle Creek (Reservoir: Lake PW/WU intake) Don T. Howell) Prov. LWSP City of Kannapolis----City of Kannapolis WTP & (supplemental intake - Lake Howell) PW/WU City of Monroe----John Glenn WTP PW/WU Water and Sewer Authority of Cabarrus County----Mt. Pleasant WTF Richmond County----Richmond County WTP PW/WU Irish Buffalo Creek (Reservoir: Kannapolis Lake) Stewarts Creek (Reservoir: Lake Twitty) Prov. LWSP LWSP PW/WU Dutch Buffalo Creek LWSP Pee Dee River (Reservoir: Blewett Falls Lake) Prov. LWSP
42 Proj ID Entity Facility Entity Type Source Water Projected Water Use (MGD) 2015/ Data Source 2016 Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC----Smith Energy Complex TEP n/a Union Co IBT Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC----Additional Nuclear Plant #1 TEP Pee Dee River (Reservoir: Blewett Falls Lake) Union Co IBT Withdrawal Subtotal Returns Hedrick Industries----Aquadale Quarry IND Subbasin Union Co IBT Carolina Stalite Company----Carolina Stalite Company IND Subbasin Union Co IBT Charlotte Mecklenburg Utility Department----Mallard Creek WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Albemarle----Long Creek WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Concord----Coddle Creek WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Kannapolis----City of Kannapolis WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Monroe----John Glenn WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Monroe----Monroe WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Monroe----Monroe WWTP (allotment to Union County) PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Stanly County----West Stanly WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Biscoe----Biscoe WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Mooresville----Rocky River WWTP (Town of Mooresville) PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Mount Gilead----Mount Gilead WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Norwood----Norwood WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Town of Troy----Troy WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Union County Public Works----Crooked Creek WWTP #2 PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Union County Public Works----Crooked Creek WWTP #2 (Future) PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Union County Public Works----Hunley Creek WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Union County Public Works----Grassy Branch WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Union County Public Works----Tallwood Estates WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Water and Sewer Authority of Cabarrus County----Rocky River WWTP (WSACC) PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Charlotte----Cabarrus Woods WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Aqua North Carolina, Inc----Country Wood WWTP PW/WU (D) Subbasin Union Co IBT Bradfield Farms Water Company----Bradfield Farms WWTP PW/WU (D) Subbasin Union Co IBT Carolina Water Service Inc of North Carolina----Hemby Acres PW/WU WWTP (D) Subbasin Union Co IBT Return Subtotal BLEWETT FALLS LAKE TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS DOWNSTREAM OF BLEWETT FALLS LAKE (NC)
43 Proj ID Entity Facility Entity Type Source Water Projected Water Use (MGD) 2015/ Data Source 2016 Withdrawals Agriculture/Irrigation----Downstream of Blewett Falls Lake (NC) A/I (CGL) n/a Union Co IBT New Future Industry----Downstream of Blewett Falls Lake (NC) IND-F n/a Union Co IBT B.V. Hedrick Gravel And Sand Co.----Hedrick Mine (Pump House - 1) IND Pump House Union Co IBT B.V. Hedrick Gravel And Sand Co.----Hedrick Mine (Pump House - 3) IND Pump House Union Co IBT B.V. Hedrick Gravel And Sand Co.----Hedrick Mine (Pump House - 4) IND Pump House Union Co IBT City of Hamlet----Hamlet WTP City of Rockingham----Rockingham WTP (City Pond intake) & (Roberdel Lake intake) PW/WU PW/WU Hamlet Water System (Reservoir: Hamlet Water Lake) City Pond (Reservoir: City Pond) Roberdel Lake (Reservoir: Roberdel Lake) LWSP LWSP Withdrawal Subtotal Returns Anson County----Anson County Regional WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Anson County----Anson County Filtration Plant PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Burlington Industries LLC----Richmond Plant IND Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Hamlet----Hamlet WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT City of Rockingham----Rockingham WWTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Richmond County----Richmond County WTP PW/WU Subbasin Union Co IBT Return Subtotal DOWNSTREAM OF BLEWETT FALLS LAKE (NC) TOTAL NET WITHDRAWALS GRAND TOTAL (ALL BASINS) WITHDRAWALS RETURNS NET WITHDRAWALS
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