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§ 35-91 — ASSUMPTIONS TO BE USED TO CALCULATE MAXIMUM DAY DEMAND

Fort Worth City Code (2026 S-20: local legislation current through Ordinance 28600-06-2026, effective June 9, 2026) · Fort Worth City Code § 35-91

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§ 35-91 ASSUMPTIONS TO BE USED TO CALCULATE MAXIMUM DAY DEMAND.

| Density | Average Daily Demand | Maximum Day Peak Factor Single-family (attached or detached) | 3.5 people/unit or 14 people/acre | 200 gpcd | 2.25 Multifamily | 2.5 people/unit or 52 people/acre | 180 gpcd | 2.25 Commercial | 1 person per 400 SF or 14 people/acre | 50 gpcd | 2.25 Schools | 60 - 75 students per acre | Elementary-30 gpcd | 2.25 Middle - 35 gpcd High school - 40 gpcd If the domestic annual average demand of the commercial, industrial or other development is unknown during platting, the single-family density of 14 people per acre and an average daily demand of 200 gallons per capita per day (GPCD) with a maximum day peak factor of two and twenty-five hundredths shall be used. (Ord. 17623, § 2, passed 6-19-2007; Ord. 23708-06-2019, § 6, passed 6-25-2019)