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Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 276 of 384 INFRASTRUCTURE ELEMENT SFWMD's water use permit program. This reduced reliance on the regional system for future water supply needs, mandated the development of alternative water supplies, and increased conservation and reuse. In a measure of good faith and to comply with the objectives of this Rule, the Village Wellington has coordinated with Palm Beach County Water Utilities Division and SFWMD during the preparation of this Work Plan, as well as, during the preparation of Palm Beach County’s 20 Year Water Supply Work Plan. 3.0 DATA AND ANALYSIS 3.1 Population Information Within its municipal boundaries, the Village’s Wellington’s permanent population, in 2007, was approximately 58,180 with a seasonal population of approximately 4,500. Population figures were derived from data from the Village’s Wellington’s Planning and Zoning Department and the Bureau of Business and Economic Research located within the University of Florida (BEBR). The Village’s Wellington’s 2007 Evaluation and Appraisal Report population projects growth rates will gradually decrease as we approach 2020, at which point the Village Wellington forecasts 62,875 permanent residents and approximately 5,000 seasonal residents. This decreasing population growth is reflective of the fact that the Village Wellington is substantially built-out, with future development potential and population growth limited by the scarcity of vacant and developable land. The potential expansion of the Village’s Wellington’s current boundaries through annexations is the only factor which might result in significant population increase during the planning period. At this time, the Village Wellington has no plans to annex any areas of significant size. As noted previously, the permanent population within the Village’s Wellington’s corporate boundaries does not represent the population actually served by the Village’s Wellington’s Water Utility. Specifically, not all residents within the Village’s Wellington’s corporate boundaries receive water service from the Village Wellington. Some residents use private potable wells and others are served by the Palm Beach County Water Utilities Department. Further, the Village Wellington also serves people outside of the Village Wellington corporate limits. Adjusting the EAR population figure for these factors, the Village Wellington Water Utility served a permanent population of approximately 55,125 in 2007. Of this total, approximately 48,285 were within the Village’s Wellington’s corporate boundaries and approximately 6,840 were outside the corporate boundaries. The 6,840 people outside the Village Wellington reside within the corporate boundaries of the Village of Royal Palm Beach and Unincorporated Palm Beach County. These customers represent approximately 12 percent of the total population served. Table 1 summarizes population served both inside and outside the Village’s Wellington’s corporate boundaries. All water customers are billed directly by the Village Wellington. Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Infrastructure Element Update 2011 INF-17
Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 277 of 384 INFRASTRUCTURE ELEMENT Table 1: Existing Potable Water Customers Served by Village Wellington Water Utilities - 2007 Within Village of Wellington Municipal Boundaries Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Infrastructure Element Update 2011 Within Village of Royal Palm Beach Municipal Boundaries INF-18 Within Palm Beach County Unincorporated Boundaries Total Population Served by Village of Wellington 48,285 2,670 4,170 55,125 Source: Village of Wellington Utilities Division, March 2009 Residents within the Village’s Wellington’s corporate boundaries, but not within the Village’s Wellington’s water Utility Service Area are adequately served by the Palm Beach County Water Utilities Department (PBCWUD). Intergovernmental Coordination Element Policy 1.8.1 is being added to the Village’s Wellington’s Comprehensive Plan to ensure the Village Wellington coordinates regularly with PBCWUD to ensure future water resources are available to serve future demands. This policy states that the Village Wellington shall continue to coordinate with Palm Beach County, the Village of Royal Palm Beach and the South Florida Water Management District to update the Work Plan as will be periodically necessary. 3.2 Current and Future Areas Served by Village Wellington’s Water Utility The Village of Wellington Water Service Area is located in central Palm Beach County and is completely surrounded by the water service area served exclusively by the Palm Beach County Water Utilities Department. Modification of these territories is not anticipated during the duration of the planning period. (1) Operational Responsibility The Village of Wellington Utilities Department is responsible for the operations and maintenance of the central public water system within the Village’s Wellington’s service area. b. Service Area The Village’s Wellington’s water service area encompasses areas both inside and outside of municipal boundaries (Map 1). As of March 2007, the Village’s Wellington’s water utility services approximately 19,834 service connections (residential and commercial) serving approximately 55,125 people. The predominant users serviced by the central system are residential customers within the Village Wellington limits. The central water system service area is identified on Map 1: “Service Area”. Minimal growth to the water utility service area is anticipated. The Village’s Wellington’s Water Utility service area is a mix of residential neighborhoods, large equestrian areas and commercial and light industrial uses. Most of the residential neighborhoods, commercial and light industrial uses are served by the Village’s Wellington’s potable water system. The equestrian areas largely are served by
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