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SPDSS Task 66.2 - Collect and Develop Municipal and Industrial Consumptive Use Estimates
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This memorandum presents the general approach used to develop municipal and industrial consumptive use for the CU and Losses Summary Report and estimate indoor and outdoor water demands, consumptive use, and return flows for SPDSS modeling efforts.
Decision Support - Doc Type
Task Memorandum
Date
11/14/2007
DSS Category
Consumptive Use
DSS
South Platte
Basin
South Platte
Contract/PO #
C153954
Grant Type
Non-Reimbursable
Bill Number
SB01-157, HB02-1152, SB03-110, HB04-1221, SB05-084, HB06-1313, SB07-122
Prepared By
Leonard Rice Engineering
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o One set of nodes for aggregate unincorporated well water user supplied by Denver Basin <br />Wells (O1_AUP001) <br />Key Municipal Structures <br />The two demand nodes representing each key municipal water user demands are met by multiple <br />diversion structures, storage units, and associated operating rules. <br />• Details of water supply operations, including infrastructure, water rights, and operations <br />for key municipal structures are discussed in various SPDSS Task S -Key Municipal <br />User memoranda <br />In addition to the recommendations listed above for all Municipal Water Users, <br />• Returns from in-house demands should be modeled at the locations of the specific waste <br />water treatment plants used by the municipalities (SPDSS Task S memoranda) <br />• An immediate return flow pattern should be assigned to returns from in-house demands <br />• Returns from outside demands (LIRFs) should be modeled at locations representative of <br />surface water returns and ground water returns from outdoor water uses within the <br />municipalities <br />• Lagged return flow timing patterns should be assigned to LIRFs for key municipal <br />structures based on data obtained from users, Glover analyses, or the future SPDSS <br />alluvial ground water model <br />Aggregate Municipal Structures and Aggregate Unincorporated Structures <br />The two demands nodes representing each aggregate municipal water user (Structure IDs <br />WD_AMPxxx) and each aggregate unincorporated water user (Structure IDs WD_AUPxxx) <br />should be located above key stream gages identified in SPDSS Task 2 or other key <br />administrative locations, generally reservoirs, in order to simplify their representation in the <br />SPDSS model (see Figure 6). <br />• Senior direct flow water rights should be assigned to meet aggregated municipal demands <br />• This approach ensures municipal demands are met prior to irrigation operations and is <br />similar to that used in previous CDSS modeling efforts <br />• Demands for the two (2) sets of aggregate nodes representing Denver Basin water <br />supplies (O1_AMP001 and O1_AUP001) will not be met with surface water rights and <br />should be assigned senior well rights <br />In addition to the recommendations listed above for Municipal Water Users, <br />• An immediate return flow pattern should be assigned to returns from in-house demands <br />and outside demands to simplify representation of timing of outside returns from <br />aggregate structures in the SPDSS model <br />• Returns from aggregate demands should occur directly above the key stream <br />gage/reservoir above which the aggregate demand is located in order to simplify <br />representation and calibration of aggregate demands in the SPDSS model <br />The recommended municipal water user nodes supplied by surface water and ground water may <br />be refined during the modeling process or as more information is obtained by other SPDSS <br />activities. <br />Task 66.2 Memorandum.doc Page 19 of 26 <br />
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