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of Santa Ana <br />Main Place Mall Transformation Project <br />Water Supply Assessment <br />• No irrigation of ornamental turf on public street medians with potable water <br />• Limit on irrigation with potable water of landscapes outside of new construction <br />Summary and Conclusions <br />The City's combined potable water system's existing and future water supplies during average/normal, <br />single dry and multiple dry water conditions over a 20-year projection will meet the projected water <br />demand associated with the Proposed Project, in accordance with California Water Code Section 10910 <br />et seq., Government Code section 66473.3 and other applicable statutes. The City's variety of water supply <br />sources and conservation measures play a key role in its continued ability to provide its residents and <br />businesses with a reliable water supply. <br />The proposed Specific Plan uses add 618 AFY of demand at buildout. Since the City has planned for <br />significant additional demand from 2025-2040, the proposed uses associated with the Project will not <br />negatively impact the City's ability to supply water to its service area. <br />The Proposed Project would increase the City's total potable water demand by less than 2 percent. As <br />shown in Table 7, under normal conditions, the City has more than adequate water supplies to meet all <br />anticipated demands for the Proposed Project. During a single dry year, additional water would be <br />recovered from groundwater storage and MWD surplus supplies, and the City would continue to have <br />more than adequate water supplies. Despite Southern California's current drought conditions and <br />anticipated drought conditions in the future, the Projects water supply is secure and not in flux. <br />Kimley>>Horn <br />55 -32 Page , 24 <br />