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On June 13, 2008, the Division 4 Water Court decreed an instream flow water right to the CWCB on <br />Eider Creek in Case No. 02CW267 for 1.0 cfs (March 15 -May 14), 5.25 cfs (May 15 -July 14), 1.0 cfs <br />(July 15 -December 14) and 0.85 cfs (December 15 -March 14), with an appropriation date of January <br />23, 2002. The upstream terminus of the IS reach is the headwaters and the downstream terminus is at <br />highway 145. The ISF reach is approximately 2.5 miles long. The CWCB entered into a stipulation with <br />Sunnyside Development Company, LC and RMOF Telluride, LLOC for the entry of the decree. (Linda <br />Bassi) <br />UPDATE ON TACOMA POWER PLANT RELICENSING PROCESS -The Public Service <br />Company of Colorado d/b/a Xcel Energy is in the process of relicensing its Tacoma Hydroelectric Project <br />before FERC. The Tacoma Project is located on Cascade Creek and the Animas River just north of <br />Durango. Xcel owns the water rights to divert the flows of Cascade Creek into a conduit that then <br />delivers those flows to the Little Cascade Creek watershed, and hence into Electra Lake. From Electra <br />Lake, the water is diverted into a penstock to the Tacoma Powerhouse in the Animas River canyon. The <br />relicensing process, which started in July 2004, is scheduled for completion in February 2010. Based <br />upon a request from Xcel to proceed as contemplated in the Apri12004 MOU between the USFS and the <br />State of Colorado, representatives of Xcel, the CDOW, the CWCB, the DNR, and the USFS and BLM <br />have been meeting regularly to collaborate on developing an alternative approach to a bypass flow to <br />meet the USFS requirements for mitigation of the impacts of the operation of the power plant. <br />Representatives of the Southwestern Water Conservation District and the San Juan Citizens Alliance also <br />participate in the meetings. Xcel filed its final license application on June 25, 2008. FERC issued a <br />procedural schedule for processing the application, set forth below: <br />Application Deficiency Determination Letter and <br />Issuance of Additional Information Requests (AIRS) July 2008 <br />Notice ofAcceptance/Notice of Ready for <br />Environmental Analysis August 2008 <br />Filing of Interventions, Recommendations, <br />Terms and Conditions, and Fishway Prescriptions October 2008 <br />Reply Comments Due December 2008 <br />Issuance of Draft EA January 2009 <br />Comments on Draft EA Due February 2009 <br />Filing of Modified Terms and Conditions April 2009 <br />Issuance of Final EA July 2009 <br />On July 9, 2008, the group met and discussed the procedural schedule and agreed to try to develop a <br />proposal to submit to FERC via an amendment by Xcel to the license application by the end of <br />September. Members of the group reported on the results of their investigations into alternatives <br />discussed at the last meeting in May, and the group discussed the potential feasibility of those <br />alternatives. PSCo then presented a proposal to the group for input and discussion. After discussing <br />PSCo's proposal, the CDOW and USFS/BLM agreed to develop acounter-proposal for discussion at the <br />next meeting on August 18, and PSCo agreed to follow up on several questions and requests for <br />information from the group. (Linda Bassi) <br />SNODAS RIO GRANDE PROJECT - $25K in Severance Tax funds hired Riverside Technologies <br />Inc of Fort Collins to complete a project entitled "Adaptation of SNODAS for Water Supply Decisions in <br />~4 <br />17 <br />
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