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Table 1 (continued) <br /> <br />Structure NPIC <br />Recorded <br />Structure Name System Structure AKA ID Reservoir Notes <br /> Capacity <br />(af) <br /> <br />North Poudre Munroe Gravity <br />Upper Coal Creek Res/ <br />Reservoir 13 Canal Reservoir Clarks Lake 0303765 871 NPIC Actively Owned <br /> System <br />North Poudre North Poudre <br /> Canal Reservoir 0303716 5517 NPIC Actively Owned <br />Reservoir 15 System <br />North Poudre Halligan Halligan Reservoir 0303712 6428 NPIC Actively Owned <br />Reservoir 16 <br />North Poudre Munroe Gravity <br />Reservoir 2 Canal Reservoir Demmel Lake 0303697 3910 NPIC Actively Owned <br /> System <br /> <br />North Poudre Munroe Gravity <br />Hackel Lake/ <br /> <br />Reservoir 3 Canal Reservoir <br />Wellington Reservoir 0303702 3441 NPIC Actively Owned <br /> System <br /> <br />North Poudre Munroe Gravity <br />NPIC Actively Owned -Hold Order, NPIC <br />Reservoir 4 Canal Reservoir Smith Lake 0303704 1669 planning to rehabilitate. <br /> System <br />North Poudre Munroe Gravity <br />Reservoir 5 Canal Reservoir Bee Lake 0303698 8398 NPIC Actively Owned <br /> System <br />North Poudre Munroe Gravity <br />Reservoir 6 Canal Reservoir 0303699 9968 NPIC Actively Owned <br /> System <br />Park Creek North Poudre <br />Reservoir Canal Reservoir 0303715 7320 NPIC Actively Owned <br /> System <br /> Munroe Gravity <br />NPIC Actively Owned -Not Identified in <br />Spitzer Reservoir Canal Reservoir 83 HydroBase <br /> System <br />a/ Information provided by NPIC. <br />b/ NA -Reservoir capacity is not available due to the fact that the reservoir is either not currently operated by NPIC or the <br />structure is a historical structure only and no longer exists. <br />In addition to direct flow and storage rights, NPIC owns 40,000 units of C-BT water and is a <br />major owner of C-BT water stored in Horsetooth Reservoir. NPIC uses its C-BT units <br />extensively for exchange in an effort to keep its water in the North Fork Poudre System. NPIC <br />also owns stock in the South Side Ditches including Taylor Gill Ditch, Larimer County #2 Ditch, <br />and Arthur Ditch. <br />The original NPIC System was used exclusively for the delivery of irrigation water. With the <br />acquisition of C-BT units in 1952, the System was expanded to include municipal and industrial <br />uses associated with C-BT water. The multi-use of NPIC water as a result of acquisition of C- <br />BT units is hereafter referred to as M&I water. Currently, 70 percent of NPIC stock is owned by <br />municipalities and individual municipal water districts including the towns of Fort Collins, <br />Greeley, Ault, Nunn, Eaton, Windsor, and Severance and the Tri-Districts rural domestic water <br />suppliers for Fort Collins -Loveland Water District, East Larimer County Water District, and <br />North Weld County Water District. Of the remaining 30 percent, approximately 14 percent is <br />owned by farmers irrigating cash crops and 16 percent is owned by ranchette farmers or "hobby <br />farmers." Hobby farmers are those farmers owning a minimum of 5 acres, who typically use <br />NorthPoudreMemo.doc 4 of 29 <br />