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Case No. 00CW259 Vail RICD and Case No. 00CW281 Breckenridge RICD
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Colorado Mainstem
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5
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3/12/2002
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District Court, Water Division No. 5
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Deposition of Ted Kowalski
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Application for Water Rights of the Eagle River Water & Sanitation <br />March 12, 2002 <br />Ted Kowalski <br />Page 114 <br />Page 116 <br />1 <br />A. I don't know that that's our <br />1 <br />opinion, yes. <br />2 <br />contention, but I believe that certainly the <br />2 <br />Q. And do you have any expertise that <br />3 <br />Breckenridge course might consume water. <br />3 <br />would provide a basis for such a disagreement? <br />4 <br />Q. And what's the factual basis of <br />4 <br />A. Perhaps as it relates to the law, <br />5 <br />that? <br />5 <br />yes. <br />6 <br />A. To the extent that water is exposed <br />6 <br />Q. You never field-inspected the stream <br />7 <br />that otherwise was not exposed, that could be a <br />7 <br />reaches of the Breckenridge and Vail courses <br />8 <br />consumption of water that exists. <br />8 <br />prior to course construction with these <br />9 <br />Q. Do you know whether or not that, in <br />9 <br />particular cases in mind; is that correct? <br />10 <br />fact, occurs? <br />10 <br />A. That's correct. <br />11 <br />A. It's my understanding that the <br />11 <br />Q. Do you have any knowledge one way or <br />12 <br />Breckenridge course exists on a portion of the <br />12 <br />another whether or not 500 cfs is the minimum <br />13 <br />river that used to be underground, so to the <br />13 <br />amount of water necessary to provide the <br />14 <br />extent that that may have occurred, may have <br />14 <br />intended use of the Breckenridge white-water <br />15 <br />existed, it -- I have some limited knowledge. <br />15 <br />course? <br />16 <br />Q. Did the construction of the <br />16 <br />MR. CYRAN: Objection, foundation <br />17 <br />Breckenridge white-water course cause the water <br />17 <br />never mind. Withdrawn. <br />18 <br />to flow above ground when it did not -- <br />18 <br />A. I have some knowledge that 500 cfs <br />19 <br />A. Prior to that time? <br />19 <br />is not the minimum amount necessary to <br />20 <br />Q. -- prior to course construction? <br />20 <br />accomplish the purposes identified in <br />21 <br />A. I -- <br />21 <br />Breckenridge's application. <br />22 <br />MR. CYRAN: Objection, foundation. <br />22 <br />Q. (BY MR. PORZAK) And what knowledge <br />23 <br />A. I believe it was done as part of the <br />23 <br />is that? <br />24 <br />river restoration in Breckenridge, and not <br />24 <br />A. My physical observations of the <br />25 <br />specifically with regard to this course, at the <br />25 <br />course at different flow levels, and I think <br />Page 115 <br />Page 117 <br />1 <br />same time that course was built. <br />1 <br />that would be it. <br />2 <br />Q. (BY MR. PORZAK) And you do not know <br />2 <br />Q. And how does that observation tell <br />3 <br />at what flow rates any of the course structures <br />3 <br />you whether or not that's the minimum amount of <br />4 <br />are overtopped clear to the banks; is that <br />4 <br />water necessary to provide the intended use? <br />5 <br />correct? <br />5 <br />A. For example, on the Breckenridge <br />6 <br />A. That's not entirely correct. <br />6 <br />course, I viewed kayakers boating at a flow of <br />7 <br />Q. What's not correct about it? <br />7 <br />less than 500 cfs. <br />8 <br />A. I believe I've offered testimony <br />8 <br />Q. So it's just whether or not there's <br />9 <br />earlier that I believed that the structures were <br />9 <br />boating is the standard? <br />10 <br />overtopped at certain flow levels that I had <br />10 <br />MR. CYRAN: Objection, foundation. <br />11 <br />observed the courses at. <br />11 <br />Q. (BY MR. PORZAK) According to your <br />12 <br />Q. But you've never observed the course <br />12 <br />opinion? <br />13 <br />extensions for the Breckenridge course; is that <br />13 <br />A. As I've said before, I think the <br />14 <br />correct? <br />14 <br />board could argue that an amount that's <br />15 <br />A. That's correct. <br />15 <br />reasonable and appropriate would be could be <br />16 <br />Q. Would you agree that, to determine <br />16 <br />the amount that allows for boating or and it <br />17 <br />the amount of flow controlled, one would have to <br />17 <br />could also be where white-water features appear, <br />18 <br />measure flow on a case-by-case, structure-by- <br />18 <br />assuming that there is control. <br />19 <br />structure basis? <br />19 <br />Q. Do you believe that the duty of <br />20 <br />MR. CYRAN: Objection, foundation. <br />20 <br />water for recreational in-channel diversion is <br />21 <br />A. Not necessarily. <br />21 <br />the minimum amount necessary to provide the <br />22 <br />Q. (BY MR. PORZAK) If that were the <br />22 <br />maximum recreational experience? <br />23 <br />opinion of Mr. Knox, would -- do you then <br />23 <br />A. I don't know that I would <br />24 <br />disagree with Mr. Knox's opinion? <br />24 <br />characterize it that way. <br />25 <br />A. I think I would disagree with that <br />25 <br />Q. Why not? <br />30 (Pages 114 to 117) <br />Esquire Deposition Services <br />(303) 316-0330 <br />
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