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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8282.600.40
Description
2003 Annual Operating Plan
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
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Lower Colorado Region River Operations Group
Title
2003 Annual Operating Plan Reservoir Information Operation Study
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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Date: June 12,2003 <br /> <br />From: <br /> <br />Water Resource Group, Salt Lake City <br /> <br />To: <br /> <br />All Colorado River i\nnual Operating Plan (AOP) Recipients <br /> <br />Current Status <br /> <br />. -- = . <br />lr:!:-,-O~': (~::reg i <br />(Ac::.-e-~ee::) <br /> <br />?ercer:-:. <br /> <br />~1=-ci:ligr-~L <br />~:!ne 1..:' <br /> <br />- . <br />~ese~VOlr <br /> <br />Eav <br /> <br />S~ara<;e <br /> <br />0= ::o~!r.a.l <br /> <br />~levaticr: <br /> <br />;Ac::.-e-?eetj <br /> <br />FOri::e:-:.e::'2.e <br /> <br />76,888 <br /> <br />.j~ <br /> <br />6,487.32 <br />6,J10.17 <br /> <br />21C,JJJ <br /> <br />Flar:-_.:..:::q ~or<;e <br />B]..'.l2 ~'"1esa <br /> <br />Qo. r n;1 <br />-"-'1'-'...;...... <br /> <br />2,647,8CO <br /> <br />:i.74,CCC <br /> <br />8e <br /> <br />7,477.78 <br /> <br />~39,OOO <br /> <br />P::'..;e 1::_ <br />Nava-;o <br /> <br />1-:;;::: r"~;r; <br />~-~~,~~~ <br /> <br />5C <br /> <br />3,615.68 <br /> <br />l66,J88 <br /> <br />--.u <br /> <br />6,8:8.83 <br /> <br />:"3,31:',000 <br />9Cl,CC8 <br /> <br />Expected Operation <br /> <br />FONTENELLE - Inflo,vs to Fontenelle Reservoir finally picked up by the last week of May, the <br />inflO\,,- volume for xlay was 76,000 acre-feet which was 24,000 acre-feet below the forecasted <br />volume. Last year the May inflo'''- '''-as only 45.000 acre-feet. The peak inflow (so far) has been <br />about 6500 cfs on June 3rd. Inflows have decreased some,,,-hat due to cooler weather. Releases were <br />reduced from -1400 cfs to -1050 cfs during the first week of June as a reaction to a reduction in the <br />forecasted water supply volume for Fontenelle Reservoir. In May the water supply forecast was <br />updated to 510,000 acre-feet (57% of normal). For June this forecast was updated to 450,000 acre- <br />feet (52% of normal). With the ne"- forecast and the changes made to operations for the <br />remainder of the summer, Fontenelle Reservoir is still anticipated to be very nearly full by the end of <br />July. <br /> <br />Open forum discussions on Fontenelle operations take place at the "Fontenelle Reservoir Working <br />Group" meetings. The next Working Group meeting is scheduled for August 12th, 2003 at 10:00 <br />a.m. at the Seedskadee Kational Wildlife Refuge. All those interested in the operation ofFontenelle <br />Reservoir are encouraged to attend this meeting. For more information about the \V orking Group, <br />contact Ed Vidmar at 801-379-1182. <br /> <br />FL4JJING GORGE - Releases from Flaming Gorge Reservoir have resumed the minimum release <br />rate of 800 cfs. The spring release for endangered fish began on ylay 18th and ended on June 7th. <br />The spring release this year had a peak duration of 8 days at powerplant capacity beginning May <br />20th. The timing of this release with the peak of the Yampa River allowed flows of the Green River <br />measured at Jensen Utah to achieve about 19,000 cfs for 4 consecutive days from June 1st through <br />June 4th. These flows exceeded an established threshold for over bank filling of flood plains <br />thought to be very important for the recovery of the endangered fish in the Green River. During the <br />spring release the reservoir elevation declined about 1.8 feet (6011.87 to 6010.07 feet above sea <br />
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