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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8131.600
Description
Southeastern Colorado Water conservancy District - SECWCD
State
CO
Basin
Arkansas
Water Division
2
Date
1/1/1972
Title
Brochure No 2 - Operating Principles Fryingpan Arkansas Project and Excerpts from Letter to Secretary of Interior -- The Future of the Arkansas Valley is It's Water---
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />gation in varying degree. Development of a success- <br />ful winter storage program will require that these <br />ditch companies enter into contracls with the District <br />(a) agreeing to forego 1\-,e exercise of tne'rr d'lvers'lon <br />rights during the winter season so that the water may <br />be stored in Pueblo Reservo;r, and (b) agreeing on <br />the manner in which the participating ditch com- <br />panies will share the irrigation season releases of <br />the winter stored water, In addition, the cooperation <br />and consent of the 7 ditch companies outside the Dis. <br />trict which serve some 58,000 acres below the exist. <br />ing John Martin Reservoir 'Nill be required. <br /> <br />One of the most important provisions of the <br />contract is that contained in Article 3 which provides <br />essentially thaI whenever, prior to the initial delivery <br />of woter to the District, ,he Secretary finds that the <br />construction cost of the project is expected to increase <br />to the point where rhe payments required of the <br />District under the enclosed contract, and renewals <br />thereof, will be insufficient to return by the end of <br />the 50-year authoriz.ed poymen1 period the Distric.t's <br />allocated shore of the cas I of the project, no water <br />sholl be furnished the District until the District has <br />agreed to satisfactory revision of the payments to be <br />made under the contract. Since most of the project <br />works to be utilized in delivering project water to <br />the District will have been completed prior to the <br />initial water delivery date, a reasonably firm basis <br />will exist for determining what revisions, if any, will <br />be needed in the water c;ervice c.hcHge-:, to be paid by <br />the District. <br /> <br />Other contract articles of note are Article 2 which <br />provides for the transfer to the United Slates by the <br />Dis1rict of the water rights essential to the construc- <br />tion and operation of the project and Article 6 (b) <br />which provides in accordance with. th.e operating <br />principles that municipal users shall have a first right <br />each year to the imported proiect water provided it <br />is reserved by payment in advance. <br /> <br />By resolution of October 30, 1964, the District <br />Board of Directors approved the contract and author- <br />jzed its execution on behalf of the Di..trict in sub- <br />stantially the form enclosed. We hove revised the <br />first sentence of Article 23(0) to add the words, "ex- <br />cept for winter storage os hereinbefore defined." <br />This revision wos mode to both clarify the under- <br />standing reached with the District tnat the excess land <br />limitations of Federal Reclamation low are applicable <br />to winter ';.~<:m::1.ge Ql"'od 10 make meaningful tne pro. <br />vision regarding judicial determination which was <br />added to Article 24 at the request of the District, <br /> <br />10 <br /> <br />o <br />a <br />N <br />o <br />.... <br />"'-l <br />
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