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<br />Rtct\'Jt\) <br />CleO .'1~ <br />_.nUlleia <br />'ll~'ltll \l",:.~.... <br />Sl~1< tll- <br />ClI\Go <br /> <br />. . <br />((tt~S\~m; ~:~ ~~ttS <br />~~a\\ U t1\~~ '~b.J B <br />~ . ' I <br />, ' <br />IN r DISTRIcr COURl' IN AND FUR t'IATER orVtSf(R w./I.TISR, COURT, <br />l~lv. 61, <br />, STATE 1:1;", COl..CRAClJ 1 <br />: SI'ATE OF cnIDRAOO '! II : <br />, ~iEP 3',D 19"f7 : <br />CASE NJ. W-622-78 ' L <br />,I ! I I <br />.' ,I <br />'I ~-r..."2!C:; -' '. . : <br />IN '!HE MATI'ER OF. ~ APPLICATION ( WATER CJ<R~ ' <br /> <br />~~~FlU~~,~~=CE () APPLI~~ON--roRi-~~-+ <br />CORProATION IN r YAl1PA RIVER OR) FINDING OF ~NABLE 1 <br />ITS TRIBUl'ARIES ! ( DILIGEN::E I ' <br />I ) ,! <br />TRIBUTARY INVOLVlfD: ( I <br />YAMPA RIVER, ITSlfLF' AND ) <br />ELK RIVER I ( <br />IN rourr CCUNl'Y: ! ) <br /> <br />: i ' I <br />1. The aPPlicant I s narre is Public Service CoIlpany of ColoraCb, a Colo;. , <br />rado Corp::>ratioo whose J;Ost office address is P.O. Box 840, DEihvei!, Colo- , <br />rado, 80201. il :! II , ' <br /> <br />2. The i1: 's of the stJ:uctures which are the subject mat~ I f this <br />application area as foll~: Ii I <br />I ' I <br />Saddle'. untain PuIIp Stations which are a conditionalj: I ' ' <br />water J;"'ght, having a priority nurrber of 50.5A, with a <br />priori\d..r date of August 4, 1964. The water source foii <br />said p~' stations is the Elk River and the tributaries <br />there. , as well as the Yanpa River and its tributaries. I I <br />i' I <br />3. 'lhe wa~r rights oonditionally decreed to the Saddle Mountain Pl.IllP <br />Stations are to' Pe utilized in conjunction with the water rights cXndition.:llly <br />decreed to the ~ Park Reservoir (priority No. 50.5, with # pIH.ority date <br />of August 4, 196~), which water rights oonstitute an integrated ptt>ject and ' <br />thus the foll ' g recitations pertain to \ooOrk. on the total pd,jedt since I ' <br />everything that been done has a direct relationship to botli sc\id oon- I ' <br />ditional water' crees. The efforts and casts expended by appliawt, as <br /> <br />otheIWise noted low: I' II ! ' <br />, ' I <br />. . I' <br />A. In~' pterrber, 1974, a field inspection was made ~ ~iOUS ~ <br />sonnel of appl' ant who visited and examined the area where applidmt planS ' <br />to oonstJ:uct i. reservoir and pUIlping stations. The PUIpOSe of this in- ; , <br />spection was to. bake a preliminary invironrrental analysis and suchl was c:an-" ; <br />. r . , ' . <br />pleted and rePCJ1;'t:ed on in Noverrber, 1974. '!his entailed a total Ejxpendi.tu;e <br />by applicant of 1$621.49. In August of 1976, pursuant to a oontract between " <br />applicant and ~tics, Environrrental Consultants of 9025"E'aflt Kenyon: <br />A~ue, Denver,: IColorado, representatives of this Conpany OXldtict:Eld a pre-' , <br />liminarlYJ;OtanQlogical survey of the area earlier inspected by applicant's; <br />personnel and dJ.hy rendered a reFOrt thereon the sarre IlDnth. ~: report ~ <br />analyzes the bJ.~. logy of the rivers and strean'S in the area, the tYPes of fish <br />and insect life," inhabiting said river and st:reaIr5 or the areas,! adjacent there- <br />to, expected p cipitation in the general area, bacterial and ~cal'anaiysis <br />of the waters rr:m '-6ri.ous sarrpling J;Oints in the area, and r~la. tell studie~. <br />The cbvious p~se for all of the foregoing was to have this vid\l infomation <br />available as iground data for environrrentalaUthOritieSwhOl1C1il, ',have or may <br />have jurisdicti n over the area at such time as applicant desilres :to obtain <br />the necessaI)' , IInits to oonstruct its project. Further studies rieed to be <br />undertaken in ~ areas just outlined. A total of approximatBly ~920.00 ..ks <br />e~ in ]' ction with the CI:M/Li1metics inspectic:n, ~ys1f and ~it. <br /> <br />B. ~ June of 1975, subsequent to a rreeting at~ bylivariOUS: : <br />enployees and presentatives of applicant, it ....'as deteIInined ;that an ~ <br />logical study ~~d be made on the premises .mere the reservoir imd punp I <br />stations are Pli'lled to be built. '!his was particularly iltportanF ' ; <br /> <br />i I : ~ <br />: I <br />1 <br />, <br />, <br />1 <br />:, Jit <br /> <br />II <br />I, <br /> <br />" <br />" <br />" <br />I: <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I. <br /> <br />I , <br />1 <br /> <br />, ' <br /> <br />,: <br />I: <br /> <br />,1435 <br /> <br />I.M <br /> <br />. I <br /> <br />" <br />. , <br />