WSP10938

• File Number: 8449.900
• Description: Bear Creek
• State: CO
• Basin: South Platte
• Date: 1/1/1991
• Author: Batchley Assoc.
• Title: Bear Creek Operational Study - Vol. 1 - Report
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Publication

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2.2.2
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4 .

If storable inflows in excess of the entity's demand for
release of storage water and evaporation losses exceed the
capacity of a regular account or bookover account, the

surplus will be spilled to the river.

When an entity's account becomes empty, it will not be able

to augment its depletion, i.e., it cannot incur a deficit

in its release requirements. This deficiency will be shown

as release requirements short on the calculation sheet.

When an entity's account is empty, it will continue to be

charged evaporation losses on the contents of the permanent

pool, i.e., it may build up a deficit in its evaporation

make up requirements.

The evaporation make up requirement of the state and each

entity for the permanent pool is a fixed percentage, as

specified in Paragraph 1.2.9A, regardless of the amount of

water in the permanent pool or the account of an entity.

Any inflow will first be used to make up any evaporation

loss deficits that the entity may have incurred previously,

after which storable inflows in excess of release require-

ments will be credited to each account up to its maximum

allowable content. Excess water may be placed in a book-

over account to the extent space is available.

Bookover procedures, charges and credits will be as

described in Paragraph 1.2.6.

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7.

scenario A (With Bookover) criteria and Assumptions
The objective of the operating plan is to maintain the

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