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5 <br />problematic from an operational standpoint. If the entire Efland-Cheeks and Buckhorn Road EDD <br />portion of the Orange-Alamance service area were built out, an additional water demand of <br />approximately 0.4 to 0.5 mgd might be generated. However, from a land use perspective, Orange <br />County policy makers have not yet determined that the community should be built out to the extent that <br />such a water demand (and wastewater disposal demand) would be generated. <br />In conclusion, OWASA has generated water demand and water supply capacity projections that justify <br />maintaining a Jordan Lake water supply allocation, albeit an allocation that is significantly reduced. <br />Orange County, however, will find it difficult to justify maintaining ain allocation where it must rely on <br />the good offices of others to withdraw, treat and convey the water to some point within the County and <br />on the capacity of yet others to distribute it to water users. <br />If I may provide additional information, please advise. <br />