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Why is SAWS using the 1984 planning year, rather than the 1956 drought of record?

April 26, 2017drought planning record saws year

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Why is SAWS using the 1984 planning year, rather than the 1956 drought of record?

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The 1984 planning year is used to evaluate expected availability of various supplies and to ensure that our total supplies provide for projected water demands, even during critical period conditions.