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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8200.760
Description
Yampa River General
State
CO
Basin
Yampa/White
Water Division
6
Date
1/1/3000
Author
Unknown
Title
Executive Summary - Task 4 Technical Memorandum on Hydrology Water Rights and Development of Basin Model - Yampa River Basin Alternatives Feasibility Study - Draft
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Report/Study
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<br />001153 <br /> <br />16 <br /> <br />priority for 86.8 cfs. Data obtained from the State Engineer's Office show that historical diversions by <br />the Maybell Canal average about 9,100 af per year. <br /> <br />Juniper Project <br /> <br />The Juniper dam site is in Juniper Canyon just upstream from the Maybell Canal. The water <br />rights for the Juniper Project are ,conditional and include both direct now and storage rights. The <br />principal storage right is for 844,264 af and the principal direct flow rights are for 1,550 cfs. all with a <br />priority date of 1954, A study, of the contemplated draft of the Juniper Project was undertaken by The <br />Nature Conservancy in 1989 (W.W. Wheeler, 1989) based on the results of the USfWS HYDROSS <br />modeling. This analysis estimated the project would have placed a call averaging 862.000 af per year on <br />the mainstem at Juniper Canyon, The components of this contemplated draft are shown in Table 4-4 <br />which also compares the contemplated draft with the average historical flow at Maybell. As can be seen <br />from Table 4-4, the Juniper Project could constrain the development of some new depletions upstream <br />of the project. <br /> <br />Because of the potentially large impact the project would have on upstream rights, the Colorado <br />River Water Conservation District (CRWCD) entered into no less than seven agreements subordinating <br />or otherwise conveying portions of the Juniper rights to upstream water users. Most of these <br />agreements stipulate that certain junior rights, principally reservoirs, would not be called out by the <br />project; E1khead, Steamboat Lake and Stagecoach reservoirs all, appear to be beneficiaries of one or <br />more of these specific subordinations, However, one of the agreements subordinates the Juniper rights <br />to '65,000 af of in-basin consumptive use under unspecified junior water rights. <br /> <br /> Table 4-4 <br /> Average Contemplated Draft of the Juniper Project <br /> and Historical Maybell Flow, cfs <br /> Contemplated <br /> Draft Historical <br /> lrrig. Power Storage Total Flow <br />January 0 227 0 227 255 <br />February 0 256 0 255 281 <br />March 0 521 0 521 613 <br />April 0 970 1361 2332 2455 <br />May 169 1020 4057 5247 5882 <br />June 509 966 1797 3273 5123 <br />July 519 534 5 1059 1311 <br />August 347 43 0 390 352 <br />September 169 30 0 198 194 <br />October 0 294 0 293 316 <br />November 0 275 0 276 310 <br />December 0 246 0 245 272 <br />Sources: W.W. Wheeler, 1989; U,S, Geological Survey <br /> <br />,. <br /> <br />.-" "'..~",i""<I..";-''',,, <br />~, ;,' . <br /> <br />ji.<:'~, <br />'I ,'" b <br />
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