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stream flow right, the predicted stream flow recurrence interval is 1 in 10. The resulting <br />in-stream flow right would be 9-cfs from October 16 through October 21S 8-cfs from <br />October 22n through October 31 st, 7-cfs from November 1 5t through December 31 and <br />8-cfs from January 1 S through March 31 S' <br />During 2002 the average daily stream flow during the indicator period was <br />greater than 29-cfs and therefore in accordance with the in-stream flow right, the <br />predicted stream flow recurrence interval is 1 in 2. The resulting in-stream flow right <br />would be 12-cfs from October 16 through December 31S', and 10-cfs from January 1St <br />through March 31 It is noted that subsequent stream flow in the study periods <br />represented a significantly more severe drought period than the indicator suggested. <br />DEMAND SIDE MODULE <br />The Demand Side Module is used to model the Districts water use components <br />which include municipal uses within the District, Snowmaking (at the Snowmass Ski <br />Area), contractual deliveries to Brush Creek Metropolitan District and Wildcat Ranch, <br />and incidental uses including treatment plant backwashing. Additional Demand Side <br />Module components include pipeline and pump station capacities, stream diversion <br />limitations, and stream flow stewardship goals. Lastly, the Demand Side Module <br />includes a component for Brush Creek water supplies. Detailed descriptions for the <br />above Demand Side components are provided in the following sections and paragraphs. <br />Municipal Uses Within the District. Municipal demands within the District were <br />examined for three levels of development. For each level of development municipal <br />demand is based upon the total of the existing and a projection of future Equivalent <br />Residential Units (EQRs). EQRs and the levels of development are discussed in the <br />following paragraphs. <br />Avera.qe Use per EQR. The current average daily municipal water use per EQR <br />presented in the Table 1 below were derived from 2005 monthly plant production <br />records, reduced by the amount of treated water provided to Brush Creek Metro, and <br />Page 7 <br />