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<br />W[NDY GAP FlRMiNG l'ROJECT- PURPOSE AND NEED REPORT
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<br /> Windy Gap 2030 Firm Yield Percent or ZOJO 2050 Firm Yield Percent of 2050
<br /> Firming Project 2030 Firm Yield DeRdt with the Firm Yield Deficit 2050 Firm Yield Deficit with the Firm Yield DeRdt
<br />Participant Estimated Firm Deficit WGFP Met by WGFP Deficit WGFP Met hy WGFP
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<br /> AF % AF %
<br />Broomfie Id 5,600 -9,361 -3,761 60% .10,661 -5,061 53%
<br />CWCWD 100 -1,914 -1,814 5% - J, 114 -3,014 J%
<br />Erie 2,000 -6,755 -4,755 30% -6,755 -4,755 JO%
<br />Evans 500 -1,802 -1.302 28% -4,001 -3,502 11%
<br />fort Luplon 300 -1,662 -1,362 18% -3,262 - 2, 962 9%
<br />Gr~eley 4,400 -9,650 -5,250 46% -34,650 -30,250 13%
<br />Lafayette 800 -4,066 .3,266 20% -4,066 -3,266 20%
<br />LTWD 1,200 -6,590 -5,390 18% -13,590 -12,390 9%
<br />Longmunt 5,125 -7,137 -2,012 72% -11,337 -6,212 45%
<br />Loujsville 900 -1,437 -537 63% - J ,837 937 49%
<br />loveland 4,000 -6,908 -2,908 58% -10,508 -6,508 38%
<br />MPWCD1 [3,000]1 NA N.A. N.A. NA N.r\. NA
<br />Platte River J 5,150 -5,150 0 100% .5,150 0 100"10
<br />Superior 1,500 -1,756 ..:256 85% -1,756 -256 85%
<br />Total 31,575 -64.188 -32,613 49% -lJ 0,688 -79,113 29%
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<br />'The proposed WGFP would fmn 3,000 AF of .!Ilorage for the benefit of !he lVfPWCD and their various contractees in Grand llnd Summit Counties. II.fPWCD
<br />storage in rue WGFP does nol have carry-over capacity from yeM to year, bullhey receive the first water available each year, so a finn yield on,ooo AF per
<br />year is estimated. This yield would conlribute to meeting bol\1 existing needs and the estimated rncrcase jn demand of J 7,000 AF by 2030. Detailed infonnation
<br />is not available to calculate specific water supply deficits.
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<br />~~WWCD finn yield is not included in the fum yjeld toral with W.indy Gap Project unil holders,
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<br />.3 Platle River Power Authority needs 5,150 AF of reusable water to mee[ existrng need,,_ Fulure waler needs are expected ill increase with the demand for
<br />additional puwer generation, but these amounts have not been determined,
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