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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.114
Description
Water Projects - Delores Participating Project
State
CO
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
7/1/1996
Author
DOI-BOR
Title
Delores Participating Project - Environmental-Biological Assessments-FONSI-and Proposal to Modify the Operation of McPhee Reservoir-Etc - 1996 - staff comments Reviewed Copy - 07-01-96 and 07-23-96
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Report/Study
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<br />J , ~.. ., <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />002209 <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />fish and wildlife managed pool would be that planning for the quantities <br />and duration of releases would occur when the best information <br />concerning the extent of the spring runoff is available. <br /> <br />Managed pool not counted Against during spills - The fish and wildlife <br />pool would not be charged depletions during periods of release from <br />McPhee Dam in anticipation of a spill (controlled release of water which <br />would be excess to available storage space in the reservoir) or during <br />an actual spill. <br /> <br />Major portion of managed pool would share shortAges during dry years <br />Portions of the managed pool would share water shortages with other <br />Project water users during dry years. The 25,400 AF of Projec~ water <br />currently reserved by the United Sta~es for downstream fish and wildlife <br />purposes would share shortages equally with Project irrigation water. <br />The 3,900 AF of water to be acquired from OWeD would share shor~ages. <br />The water required to satisfy senior downstream water rights (up to <br />3,900 AF) would be regula~ed by the State priority system. Whether <br />additional acquired water would share in shortages would depend on its <br />origin. For example, ac~~ired Project irrigation wa~er wo~ld share i~ <br />shor~ages, while acquired Project municipal and industrial water would <br />not be subject to shortages. Acquired non-Project water would be <br />regulated by the State priority system. <br /> <br />:2 . NO ACTION <br /> <br />Recl_ama~ion would operatE McPhee ReservcL=_ accorc~ng ~c '~he :S7; D?~/=~S <br />release criteria of 7E, 50, or 2C cis after expiration of the !n~er~ <br />Operations Agreement (or any extensions). Flows in the Do:cres River <br />would be maintained at 7E cts during wet years, 50 cts d~ring norma: <br />years,. and 20 cf s during dry years (DPR pg. 66-69). ;.,. wet year is <br />considered to begin or. May l and extend for one year if the enc-of-~Fri: <br />content of McPhee Reservoir exceeds 62\ of the active capacity. ~ <br />normal year occurs when the end-oi-April content is less than E2i cf the <br />active capacity and the March 1 prediction of the end-of-June conten~ <br />was greater than 45% cf the active capacity. A dry year would begin on <br />March 1 and extend fo~ one yea= i: ~he Ma=ch : predic~io~ c: ~he c=~~e~~ <br />of McPhee Rese~voir at the end cf June is less thar., cr equal to, 45% 0= <br />the active capacity. <br /> <br />5 <br />
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