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CDSS Funding - Construction Fund Bills
<br />and models for RGDSS have been developed or are
<br />near completion. The exception is the ground water
<br />model that will require an additional year of
<br />Bill Title Section DSS Amount Notes
<br />development. The following list summarizes the
<br />System
<br />status of the RGDSS components:
<br />SB 92-87 Section 10 CRDSS $100,000 Development
<br />(1)
<br />The Consumptive Use and Water Budget contract
<br />?
<br />$90,000 Feasibility
<br />is 100 percent complete.
<br />(2)
<br />$262,000 Data collection
<br />Irrigated acreage mapping was finalized and an
<br />(3) with DWR
<br />assessment of historic crop consumptive use
<br />HB 93-1273 Section 3 CRDSS $1,420,400 Contract year 1
<br />(1)
<br />completed. A water budget model was completed
<br />$250,000/3.5 $130,000 DWR
<br />this year, and water budget analyses performed
<br />(2) FTE $120,000 CWCB
<br />SB 94-029 Section 3 CRDSS $1,744,000 Contract year 2
<br />for the Rio Grande Basin and the San Luis Valley
<br />(1)
<br />groundwater model area.
<br /> (2) $250,000/3.0 $110,000 DWR
<br />?
<br />FTE $140,000 CWCB
<br />The Surface Water contract is approximately 85
<br />HB 95-1155 Section 3 CRDSS $1,980,800 Contract year 3
<br />percent complete.
<br />(1)
<br />The major work performed in 2001 included the
<br />$342,000/2.5 $136,000 DWR
<br />(2) FTE $206,000 CWCB
<br />monthly-calculated model and the initiation of the
<br />SB 96-153 Section 3 CRDSS $1,400,000 Contract year 4 &
<br />.
<br />daily modeling Monthly surface water modeling
<br />(1) 5
<br />$480,000/3.5 $210,000 DWR
<br />has been completed, and documentation is
<br />(2) FTE $270,000 CWCB
<br />available on the website. The major tasks
<br />SB 97-008 Section 3 CRDSS $320,000/4.0 $145,000/2.0 FTE
<br />(1) FTE DWR
<br />remaining include (a) completing daily surface
<br />$175,000/2.0 FTE
<br />water modeling, (b) a planning scenario model
<br />CWCB
<br />SB 97 Sev. Severance RGDSS $55,000 Feasibility Study
<br />application, and (c) incorporating revised ground
<br />Tax
<br />water model results for return flow timing into
<br />HB 98-1189 Section 9 RGDSS $2,000,000
<br />*
<br />the surface water model.
<br />HB 98-1401 CRDSS $424,243/4.0 $216,472/1.0 FTE
<br />?
<br />The Ground Water contract is also approximately
<br />O&M FTE DWR
<br />$207,771/3.0 FTE
<br />85 percent complete.
<br />CWCB
<br />Fifteen monitoring wells have been installed and
<br />SB 01-212 RGDSS 180,458 1.0 DWR
<br />FTE
<br />tested, and a groundwater data collection
<br />SB 99-173 Section 5 RGDSS $2,983,380 Years 2 & 3
<br />summary report was completed (Documentation
<br />(1)
<br />Section 9 SPDSS $100,000 Feasibility study
<br />is available on the website.). Extensive work was
<br />SB 01-157 Section 8 SPDSS $2,000,000 Data collection &
<br />performed this year on both the steady state and
<br />design
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<br />average monthly groundwater modeling Draft
<br />2001 Accomplishments
<br />versions of these models are nearly complete,
<br />with model development documentation available
<br />This past year’s emphasis has been on the completion
<br />on the Web. Major tasks remaining include (a)
<br />of the RGDSS, use of the water resource planning
<br />updating the hydrogeologic database and previous
<br />tools, and future management of CDSS including
<br />modeling with new aquifer parameter values and
<br />.
<br />long-term operation and maintenance of the system
<br />(b) fully transient monthly modeling.
<br />?
<br />Both the Relational System Integration and the
<br />Statewide
<br />Spatial System Integration contracts are
<br />The database was refreshed to through year 2000.
<br />approximately 90 percent complete.
<br />Data that was refreshed statewide includes
<br />Ground water information and associated viewing
<br />streamflow, water rights, diversions, well permits,
<br />tools have been added to the database,
<br />and climate data (precipitation, temperature,
<br />HydroBase. Data management interfaces have
<br />evaporation and wind). This data is available on CD
<br />been developed that allow daily data to flow
<br />and via the Web. The Web interface was upgraded to
<br />seamlessly from HydroBase to the Surface Water
<br />be consistent with current CWCB and DWR
<br />model. GIS coverages have been developed that
<br />standards.
<br />include but are not limited to topography,
<br />hydrography, county boundaries, public land
<br />Rio Grande River Basin
<br />survey boundaries, highways, water districts, and
<br />Development of the RGDSS is now in the final year
<br />gage locations.
<br />of a three-year, $4,983,000 effort. Most of the tools
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