Estimate water demand and sewage production for the three developments described below

For each development report:

• Water Demand: Average, max day, peak hour, and max. day plus fire water demand (gpm), and
• Sewage Production: Avg and peak hour sewage production (gpm).
• A 16-acre area that is zoned for universities. Assume university school with 700 students, 25 faculty and staff, dining area, restroom, gym with showers, track, baseball and soccer fields, parking lots. Because water demand is greater in Merced than in most other states in the nation either triple water demand values, estimate water demand for the grass/ fields separate from the school facilities using net positive evapotranspiration data for Merced, CA, net positive ET_o). Assume fire flow is 2,500 gpm.