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In the paper the analysis of changes in water consumption in the city of Krosno on the basis of the operating data from the last decade was presented. Moreover, the characteristics of Krosno and the water supply system were presented. Water production analysis depending on the month and season was shown. Unit average daily water consumption per capita was calculated. The analysis showed that the demand for water in Krosno is subjected to fluctuations. The highest water demand was recorded in July and August and the lowest in November. Water consumption in Krosno is steadily declined, in 2006 it amounted to 6 397 594 m3/year, whereas in 2014 it was 5 392 777 m3/year. Major contribution to the decrease in water consumption in Krosno has industry where over 30% of total water consumption fell to 15%. Low water consumption is influenced by the high price of water, the use of local water supplies, as well as water saving. The calculated values were compared with the Regulation of the Infrastructure Minister concerning the average water consumption standards, corresponding to the fourth category of sanitary equipment. Krosno water supply network is continuously expanded and new connections are created so that more and more consumers have access to tap water (currently approx. 94% use the water supply network)

ANALYSIS OF WATER CONSUMPTION CHANGEABILITY IN THE EXEMPLARY WATER SYSTEM