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Illjl130il acre-foot for each acre-foot stored in the Tarn. The ownership interests for the Clinton Ditch and Reservoir Company were obtained from the current shareholders list and ar,e shown below: Participant 'l6 Firm Yield Ava. Yield Town of Breckenridge 10.83% 130 ac-ft 390 ac-ft Town of Dillon 1.67% 20 ac-ft 60 ac-ft Town of Silverthorne 4.58% 55 ac-ft 165 ac-ft Breckenridge Ski Area 12.63% 152 ac-ft 455 ac-ft Copper Mountain Resort 13.63% 163 ac-ft 490 ac-ft Keystone (all-) ---., 36.25% 434 ac-ft 1,305 ac-ft " Winter Park Rec. Assoc. 7.50% 90 ac-ft 270 ac-ft Summit County 12.92% 155 ac-ft 465 ac-ft TOTAL 100.00% 1,200 ac-ft 3,600 ac-ft The Clinton Agreement (July 1992) postdated the CROSS study period and implementation of the terms of the agreement is in its early stages. The accounting required for proper operation of the agreement is relatively complex and is based upon a number of exchanges, different consumptive use factors, return flow accounting, etc. For the initial set-up of the CROSS Water Rights Planning Model, it is recommended that these storage allotments be connected through a special operations file to each of the respective diversion nodes for the Town of Breckenridge (WOlD 361008), Breckenridge Ski Area (WOlD 360989), Copper Mountain (WOlD 3610161, Keystone Snowmaking (WOlD 360908), Keystone municipal (WOlD 36 I, and the Town of Dillon (WOlD 3608291. The remaining entities are not presently included in the CROSS WRPM. MISCELLANEOUS CROSS CONSIDERATIONS -"-- A. Dillon ,Reservoir should be operated with tIlrR storage accounts: 1. 1,000 Acre-Faat Pool- Water is accumulated in this pool each year when Dillon is storing out-of-priority with respect to Green Mountain Storage. The first water stored should be credited to this account until full. Water is released from this account as necessary to maintain a 50 cfs flow below Dillon dam. If the pool is emptied, Denver is obligated only to bypass inflows to the reservoir. If on April 15, there is any water remaining in this account, it is booked over to the Denver Account. p.~1 \... ~ j,J>.t 2. Summit County Account - This account is reserved for the remaining beneficiaries of the original Summit County Agreement (currently at 1,020.5 acre- feet). It should be tied via an operation right to the structures listed in the above text. This account would have senior priority to the Denver Account. 3. Denver Account - All remaining water in Dillon Reservoir which can be utilized by Denver and diverted through the Roberts Tunnel. It would be considered junior to the other two accounts. 0-14