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An attempt to contact each of these entities was made to obtain historical pumping records from 1950 to present. Six of the entities did not have contact information, or the contact information was out of date and no new contact information could be located. Of the 41 entities contacted in this task, 19 entities provided historical pumping data, 10 of the entities did not have records of past pumping, one entity chose to not provide data, and 11 entities indicated their cooperation but did not provide data by the date needed to complete this task. In addition, before the 1000 gpm cutoff per entity was established, historic pumping records were requested and received from three municipal entities that have a total pumping rate less than 1000 gpm. Their historic information is also provided. Pumping records from 1950 to the present were requested from each entity; however, in most cases complete records were not available. The data were generally submitted electronically in spreadsheet format. In a few cases the data were submitted in PDF format that had to be manually entered into a spreadsheet. Submitted data were generally fairly recent and extended over a time period from the early 1990s to the present. The format of these data varied considerably and contained both individual and aggregate well records for weekly, monthly, or yearly time intervals. Table 2 summarizes the period of record, format, and types of data received from each entity. Table 2: Summary of Historic M &I Pumping Data Obtained Total Pumping: Decreed Individual or Pumpage Pumping Data Format of ID Entities with M & I Wells (gpm) Received Notes Data Time Period Wells Provided setting 1000 gpm target Individual 2005 Contacted prior to 49 N. Colorado Water Association 785 x setting 1000 gpm target 1989 to Electronic Contacted prior to 50 Merino 498 x setting 1000 gpm target An attempt to contact each of these entities was made to obtain historical pumping records from 1950 to present. Six of the entities did not have contact information, or the contact information was out of date and no new contact information could be located. Of the 41 entities contacted in this task, 19 entities provided historical pumping data, 10 of the entities did not have records of past pumping, one entity chose to not provide data, and 11 entities indicated their cooperation but did not provide data by the date needed to complete this task. In addition, before the 1000 gpm cutoff per entity was established, historic pumping records were requested and received from three municipal entities that have a total pumping rate less than 1000 gpm. Their historic information is also provided. Pumping records from 1950 to the present were requested from each entity; however, in most cases complete records were not available. The data were generally submitted electronically in spreadsheet format. In a few cases the data were submitted in PDF format that had to be manually entered into a spreadsheet. Submitted data were generally fairly recent and extended over a time period from the early 1990s to the present. The format of these data varied considerably and contained both individual and aggregate well records for weekly, monthly, or yearly time intervals. Table 2 summarizes the period of record, format, and types of data received from each entity. Table 2: Summary of Historic M &I Pumping Data Obtained SPDSS Phase 3 Task 41 TM -Final 02/08/2007 5 Pumping: Period Individual or Pumpage Data of Format of Aggregate Units Source/Entity Record Data Time Period Wells Provided Individual 2005 and 2006 1989 to Electronic Aggregate Aurora 2006 spreadsheet Daily 1989 -2004 Cfs 1970 to Electronic Brighton 2006 spreadsheet Monthly Individual Gallons Cherry Creek Country Club 2004 to Electronic C( CCC) 2005 spreadsheet Weekly Individual Gallons SPDSS Phase 3 Task 41 TM -Final 02/08/2007 5