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Flow Location. This threshold will apply throughout the year to the exchange <br />operations described on Attachment 1. <br />d. Other Upstream Exchanges / Government Action. Exchanges may <br />occur to Fry -Ark storage capacity upstream of Pueblo Reservoir when such exchanges <br />do not reduce flows below the limitations in subparagraphs 2.a through 2.c. The <br />limitations in subparagraphs 2.a. through 2.c do not apply to exchanges into Fry -Ark <br />storage space when Pueblo Reservoir flood control operations are in effect, or for other <br />good and sufficient reasons, and the responsible governmental agencies have <br />determined that a flow of less than 100 efs should be released from the outlet works for <br />Pueblo Reservoir. <br />e. No Flow Augmentation. Except as provided in paragraph 4 below, this <br />Agreement does not create an obligation to release stored water or to otherwise augment <br />stream flows when the flows fall below the minimums stated in paragraphs 2.a through <br />2.c above. <br />f. most Sharing. The Storage Participants shall pay one -half of the cost <br />and the City shall pay one -half of the cost for the installation, operation and <br />maintenance of any measuring device needed to determine stream flows at the <br />Combined Flow Location, subject to a maximum installation cost to the City of <br />$ , and a maximum annual operation and maintenance cost of $ , <br />adju -sted every five years hissed on the a.nnlica.ble Consumer Price Index _fi_gi re= <br />g. Dry Year Exception. The obligations of the Storage Participants in <br />paragraph 2.b. to reduce or curtail their exchange operations shall not be effective for <br />any month for which the Natural Resources Conservation Service's Colorado Basin <br />Water Supply Outlook Report "most probable" forecast (50% chance of exceedance) as <br />of the first day of that month for flows on the Arkansas River at Salida ( "Forecast ") is <br />less than 65% of average; provided, however, that the forecast as of June 1 in any year <br />shall determine the effectiveness of the curtailment obligations in paragraph 2.b for <br />June 1 through November 14. For example, if the Forecast as of March 1 is less than <br />65% of average, then no curtailment obligation shall be effective from March 16 <br />through March 31; if the Forecast as of April 1 remains less than 65% of average, then <br />no curtailment obligation shall be effective from April 1 through April 30; the process <br />for May is the same as that for April; and if the Forecast as of June 1 is less than 65% <br />of average, then no curtailment obligation shall be effective through November 14. <br />2932832_1,DOC <br />