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Pumping, Policy and Power in the Pajaro Valley Solutions to Groundwater Overdraft and It’s Fatal Consequences Joanna Hoffman ENVS 148, May 27 2008

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Phases of caps ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Phase I: 2009-2013 Industry: 3,000 a.f. (5% of total) Municipal: 9,000 a.f. (15%) Agriculture: 48,000 a.f. (80% ) Total/cap allowance= 60,000 a.f. 80,700-60,000 = 20,700 reduction in water use during PHASE I Phase II: 2013-2020 Industry: 2,250 a.f. (5%) Municipal: 6,7500 a.f. (15%) Agriculture 36,000 a.f. (80% ) Total/cap allowance = 45,000 a.f. 60,000-45,000 = 15,000 reduction in water use from 2012 Phase III: 2020-2026 Industry: 1,150 a.f. (5%) Municipal: 4,650 a.f. (15%) Agriculture: 36,000 a.f. (80%) Total/cap allowance = 31,000 a.f. 45,000-31,000 = 14,000 reduction in water use from 2020     GROUNDWATER PROBLEM SOLVED!

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