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Water Supply Protection
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EAC/RCC Meetings
State
CO
Basin
South Platte
Water Division
1
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EA Manager, EAC
Title
EA 2007 Water Year AOP
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Operating Principles/Plan
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Carry-Over: Carry-over of EA water from one water year to the next insures that an adequate <br />amount of EA water will be available for use during the early months of the non-irrigation season <br />before additional water is accumulated or for other purposes during the next water year, <br />especially if EA contributions are at a minimum during the non-irrigation season. With no EA <br />releases made during the 2003 to 2006 water years, an adequate amount of EA water will be <br />available in WY07 for implementing a pulse flow, augmenting flows during the summer period, <br />and/or another yet-to-be-determined release. As the water year progresses, habitat, species, and <br />hydrologic conditions; EA volume, seepage/evaporation losses, and releases; and lake levels will <br />be closely monitored to determine how much EA water can or should be retained in Lake <br />McConaughy for carry-over purposes. <br />* Since January 2001, mean daily flows sustained for two consecutive days have not exceeded 2,000 cfs at the <br />Overton gage or 3,000 cfs at the Kearney gage. The considerable rainstorm event of May 2005 centered roughly <br />on Wood River sustained flows exceeding 4,000 cfs (peaking around 7,500 cfs) in the Platte River near Grand <br />Island for approximately 52 hours (USGS provisional data) but did not produce comparably high flows across the <br />entire habitat reach. <br />Water Year 2007 EA AOP 8 January 19, 2007
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