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(C) Average Pumping Rates <br />For the following entities, data from available years were averaged and then used for the <br />missing years of data. These entities had a limited period of record of actual data <br />and /or census data showed that population remained constant through the study <br />period. For entities with little population growth, it was assumed that water demand <br />would remain constant. <br />• Cherry Creek Country Club <br />• Englewood <br />• Greeley <br />• Merino <br />• Public Service /Xcel <br />• South Adams County WSD <br />• Swift <br />(D) Pumping Rates from Well Permits and Decrees <br />Limited pumping data were available from the following entities. Data for missing <br />years were estimated from well permits or decrees. <br />• Log Lane Village (Data from NCWA, a similar municipality, was used to fill <br />missing data for 1974.) <br />• NCWA (Historic pumping patterns described through personal <br />communication.) <br />• Parker WSD (Data only from decree) <br />• Thornton (Ten years of data for some wells; estimated from decrees for others) <br />(E) No Data Provided <br />No data were obtained for the following entities. In all cases the starting date for <br />pumping was taken from the adjudication date for the wells owned by each entity. For <br />the municipal entities (indicated by'Town of' in the listing below) the pumping rates <br />were based on population data from the Census Bureau and South Platte Basin per <br />capita demand data from the Statewide Water Supply Initiative (SWSI) report prepared <br />for the CWCB (CDM, 2004). The maximum estimated pumping was set equal to the <br />decreed pumping rate for each entity. For industrial/ commercial entities the pumping <br />rate was set equal to the decreed rate. For entities in the Designated Basins (Wiggins <br />and J. Klausner), the pumping start date and rate were obtained from their well permits. <br />The pumping rates for these entities are similar to the rates of entities in the preceding <br />categories, with annual pumping commonly in the 1000 to 3000 acre -foot per year range. <br />• Town of Brush <br />• Town of Carey <br />• Town of Platteville <br />• Town of Kersey <br />• Town of LaSalle <br />• Town of Sedgwick <br />• Town of Wiggins <br />• Cushman Bros <br />• Cherry Creek Gallery <br />• Grand Mesa Eggs <br />SPDSS Phase 3 Task 41 TM -Final <br />02/08/2007 <br />II <br />