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Water Supply Protection
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EAC/RCC Meetings
State
CO
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South Platte
Water Division
1
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EA Manager, EAC
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EA 2007 Water Year AOP
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Operating Principles/Plan
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Table 2. Release Priorities for the Environmental Account for the Water Year 2007 (The rwo pulse flow periods are s/zaded.) <br />March 23 - May 10* 2,400 whooping crane, fish community, piping Medium/Low With similar 2004 to 2006 gains during this time <br /> 2,400 plover, least tem, sandhill crane period, projected flows indicate dry year targets will <br /> 1,700 not be met. A medium/low priority is given to <br /> maintaining adequate base flows during this important <br /> time period, if necessary, for spring crane migration. <br />May 1- June 30* 10-year running The principal affected resources are river and LOW This second pulse/peak period of the bi-modal historic <br /> average of 30- riparian wetland processes such as Platte River hydrograph was physically and <br /> day exceedance maintaining channel morphology; sediment biologically significant for maintaining and creating <br /> for 3,400 cfs, supply; sandbar formation; nutrient cycling; native species habitats. Historically, frequent peak <br /> and 5-day backwater habitats; groundwater recharge; flows occurred during this period prirnarily due to <br /> exceedance of and behavioral cues far fish spawning; melting mountain snowpack. Currently, operarional <br /> 8,300-10,500 cfs reproduction, movement, and redistribution. and biologic constraints come into play during this late <br /> spring pulse/peak time period which make EA pulse <br /> flow implementation more difficult. At this time, the <br /> Service does not plan to pursue implementation of EA <br /> pulse flows in May or June. Until information <br /> indicates otherwise, this time period is given a low <br /> priority for EA pulse flow implementation. <br />May 11 - Sept 15* 1,200 fish community, least tern Low Based on recent drought conditions, extreme shortages <br /> 1,200 will again occur during much of this time period. <br /> 800 Unless hydrological conditions improve in the basin <br /> making effective summer flow augmentation possible, <br /> a low priority is given to augmenting extremely low <br /> flows during this time period. <br />Sept 16 - Sept 30 1,000 fish community Low Based on recent drought conditions, zero to very low <br /> 1,000 flow conditions could again occur during this time <br /> 600 period. Because EA water may be limited and terns and <br /> plovers have migrated out of the area by this time, a <br /> lower priority is given. If river flows recover by this <br /> time, lower ambient temperatures and decreasing <br /> irrigation demand should result in improving river <br /> conditions for the fish community. <br />Water Year 2007 EA AOP 10 January 19, 2007
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