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5.2 Credit AUotted to Water Sources Projected direct flow sources are shown in Table 6. All reusable effluent sowces will be credited at 100 percent of delivery. Conveyance of augmentation well water will be charged a 10 percent delivery charge by the conveying ditch company. Table 6 shows the total augmentation well pumping required to cover potential out-of-priority depletions and the 10 percent conveyance payment. 5.3 Frequ�cy of Reporting Reporting of Central's operation of the WAS SWSP for the period April l, 2004 through March 31, 2005 will be d�e on a mont�ly basis. Accounting for the plan will be done on a daily basis, and all accountir►g for the past month's operatian will be completed in the first week of the following month, providing weal�er and diversian data can be obtained in a timely fashion. Reports will be mailed to the Division Engineer in Greeley at the e�d of the first week of the following mo�th. Each mont�ly report prepazed for the Division Engineer will be completed on a form similaz to the forms contain�l in Appendix F and acceptable to the Division 1 Engineer. Each form will contain inforn�arion for one calendar month. Forn�s will be organized by reach, and sources will be grouped according to the type of supply. Each form will show the total replacement supply on a daily and year-to-date basis, as well as the total out of priority depletions replacement requirement, as indic,ated by daily river call inforn�ation 6A S�Y OF WAS 2004 SWSP Table 6 presents the estimated April 1, 2004 through March 31, 2005 monthly depletions for Ceniral's WAS member wells and t�e replacement sources wlrich will be used to replace out of priority depletions. All appropriate monthly retum flow obligations for each replacement source aze also contained in Table 6 and included as a replacement obligation where appropri�te. In snmmary, The WAS portfolio of replacement saurces is suffiaent to replace all out of priority depletions within each reacl� expected to occur diuing the period of April l, 2004 through March 31, 2005. Any deficit in depletions replacement will be filled with bypass flows and augmentation well pumping, as indicated in Table 6. Winter depl�ions will be replaced with augmentation well pumping if it is deternuned that senior reservoirs in Division 1 will not fill by the end of the winter fill period (approximately Apri130, 2004). Nots �at the momi�ly depletions and net river impacts shown in Table 6 are deterinined based on estimated depletions and the assumption that a senior priority call will be on for the entire period of Apri12004 through March 2005. Daily accounting will be prepared and submitted on a mont�ily basis tfiat will indicate out of priority depletions based on priority ca11s for the reporting month. P:\Data\GEN\CCWCD\�187\SWSP WAS\�4 WAS SWSP (FINAL).doc 11