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1991 North Platte Hydrology Study
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related to the Platte River Endangered Species Partnership (aka Platte River Recovery Implementation Program or PRRIP)
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CO
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WY
Basin
North Platte
Water Division
6
Date
9/28/1990
Author
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation, North Platte River Projects, Mills, WY
Title
Plan of Study for Evaluation of Operation of Existing Reclamation Projects on the Platte River for the Potential to Affect Threatened or Endangered Species
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IV. Reports and Supporting Documents <br />a. Evaluation Report of Platte River Reclamation Projects <br />The evaluation and report preparation will be performed in <br />The first stage will evaluate the operation of existing Reclamation <br />projects located on the North Platte River for the potential to affect <br />threatened and endangered species. The second stage will evaluate the <br />operation of Reclamation's South Platte River Colorado -Big Thompson <br />Project for the potential to affect threatened and endangered species. <br />The first stage evaluation will lead to a report on the operation of <br />Reclamation's North Platte River Projects and their relationship to <br />threatened and endangered species. Using existing and newly developed <br />data and incorporating it into scientific models, the evaluation report <br />will examine and display: <br />1. Hydrologic Operations - How does the river system and man -made <br />facilities within the basin operate? Using him " _' a and <br />current operating,: -"da a, the evaluation will examine river and <br />tributary flows, diversions, return flows, ground water effects, <br />climate, and land uses. It will consider irrigation, power <br />production, fish and wildlife, municipal and industrial demands, <br />flood control, and other water uses. <br />2. River Hydraulic and Sediment characteristics - What are the <br />relationships between sediment loads, flow characteristics, and <br />the river channel? This portion of the evaluation will examine <br />how thl river responds under different flows and sediment <br />yields. <br />3. Species Habitat Characteristics and Goals - How do threatened <br />and endangered species use the river system and what are the <br />goals for habitat management inthe basin? In addition this- - <br />section will describe current habitat characteristics- ,&nd:.tuture <br />ne;jgos for other fish and wildlife resources. <br />4. Evaluation of Project Operations - Does the existing and /or <br />discretionary operation of Reclamation facilities in the Platte <br />River Basin" pm tLV*ly or, negatively threatened or <br />en s? This analysis will be consistent with legal <br />requirements under which the facilities are operated (laws, <br />compacts, rules, decrees). It will include evaluation of the <br />positive and negative affects the operations have'- + <br />and WIMlife resources. .1 <br />5. Evaluation of - -&1"m*tive Operations If the analysis <br />performed in 4. shows negative affects on listed species, are <br />there reasonable and prudent alternatives available that would <br />avoid adversely affecting listed species or their habitat? This <br />section will identify and discuss these alternatives. Plus <br />0 7 <br />
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