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7732
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Center for Public-Private Sector Cooperation, U. o. C.
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Recommendations on the Legal, Policy, and Institutional Issues Related to Instream Flow Protection in Colorado.
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1993.
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c. ~ransactian Structure. <br />Mountain water rights be purchased <br />• they are changed to instream use? <br />of water rights proceeding be stru <br />remedies may be appropriate in the <br />proceeding for the FWS to have and <br />statute? In any subsequent manage <br />water rights? <br />• <br />C7 <br />i, <br />Should the Juniper-Crass <br />or otherwise acquired before <br />If not, how should the change <br />gtured? What contractual <br />change of water rights <br />r Colorado's instream flow <br />ent and enforcement of these <br />d. Conversion of Conditianall Water Riahts_to <br />Is the CWCB authorized to convert conditional water <br />instream use? If so, what criteria; will be applied <br />in making such conversions, and will the conversion <br />Juniper-Cross Mountain water rights to instream use <br />criteria? <br />3. Instream Water Rights for the 115-Mile Reach. <br />a. Initial Water_Availabili <br />Septe~tze~ What percentage of tim <br />the CWCB to make a new instream fl <br />contractual remedies in the water <br />appropriation may be appropriate f <br />Colorado's instream flow statute? <br />and enforcement of the new instrea <br />rights to <br />by the CWCB <br />o~ the <br />meet such <br />must flaws be avaiJ.able for <br />appropriation? What <br />urt proceedings for the new <br />the FWS to have under <br />n any subsequent management <br />appropriation? <br />b. Subsequent Water Availability Analysis. Haw does the <br />amount of water initially found avaiilable in the 15-Mile Reach <br />conlp2~re with that which i s avai l abbe under the working compact <br />scenarios? What alternative assumpttions about development above <br />Cameo under conditional decrees, or about depletions under <br />existing alasn].i~tp Apcrees, map be appropriate? What alternative <br />assumptions about the operation of the so-called Cameo water <br />rights may be appropriate, other thrart any assumptions about the <br />disposition of water that might hejsalvaged under these rights? <br />c. Water salvage. What are <br />study on water salvage for securin <br />endangered fish needs in the 15-Mi <br />4. Storage Releases. <br />he implications <br />instream flows <br />Reach? <br />of the CWCB <br />to meet <br />a. Steamboat Lake. Can releases from Steamboat Lake be <br />protected from rediversion under thQ water rights currently held <br />by the Colorado Division of Parks a~td Recreation far the Lake? <br />Must the CWCB be a party to any conitract for release of storage <br />water from Steamboat Lake for instx;aam use even if the Tike's <br />water rights are changed to include instream use? <br />I <br />b. Aspinall Unit. What arethQ answers to these same <br />questions for water released out o~ the Aspinall Unit? How might <br />2 <br />
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