2. Department of Water Resources oversees
management of the State Water Project’s supply and
delivery system
Reliability Report prepared as a result of the state’s
obligation set forth in the 2003 Monterey Settlement
Reliability Report provides:
Overall water delivery capacity of the SWP facilities
Allocation of SWP water
Discussion of the range of hydrologic conditions
Historic SWP water delivery (prior 10 years)
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3. 29 SWP Contractors
receive Annual
Allocations
Largest Table A amount
held by MWD at 1.91
MAF (or 46%)
SWP contractors repay
principal and interest on
bonds and maintenance
and operation costs
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MWD
1.91 MAF
28 Other
Agencies
2.26 MAF
4. Water availability at the source
Water rights with priority over the SWP
Regulatory restrictions on SWP Delta exports
Climate change
Environmental and policy planning efforts
Delta levee failure
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8. 0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
500-1,000 1,000-1,500 1,500-2,000 2,000-2,500 2,500-3,000 3,000-3,500 3,500-4,000 4,000-4,106 More than
4,106
Existing Conditions
Future Conditions
Annual Exports (thousand acre-feet)
LikelihoodofDelivery(%)
Note: Maximum Annual SWP Exports from the Delta is 4,133 MAF
Approximately 79% chance
of annual Delta exports of
2,000-3,500 thousand
acre-feet under existing
conditions, reduced to
approximately 76% under
future conditions
9. The report illustrates “The need for local agencies to
develop a resilient and robust water supply, and a
distribution and management system to maximize the
efficient use of our variable supply” and “the urgent need
to improve the method of conveying water past the Delta
in a more sustainable manner that meets the dual goals
of increasing water delivery reliability and improving
conditions for endangered and threatened fish species.”
-- DWR Director Mark Cowin
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10. Future SWP deliveries average about 61% of the
contracted amount (including Article 21 and
carryover supplies)
MWD’s 2010 UWMP and the Table A 2030 volumes
are consistent with the 2011 Report results for 2031.
DWR will continue to perform assessments of SWP
supplies and operations
Next SWP Delivery Report will be released in 2014
Water Agencies to prepare 2015 Urban Water Management Plan
Updates
Staff will continue to monitor and report to the Board
actions that could affect imported water
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11.
12. 12
Estimated Future SWP Exports (TAF)
Water Year Type 2009 Report 2011 Report
Wet 3,196 (77%) 3,182 (77%)
Above Normal 2,734 (66%) 2,753 (67%)
Below Normal 2,557 (62%) 2,556 (62%)
Dry 2,173 (53%) 2,120 (51%)
Critical 1,526 (37%) 1,414 (34%)
Average 2,550 (62%) 2,521 (61%)