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15 <br /> • <br /> CRSP by Act-of April 11, 1956. The project was turned over to the Hammond <br /> Conservancy District for operation and maintenance effective January 1, 1974. <br /> The project provides an irrigation supply for 3,933 acres. <br /> Animas - La Plata <br /> The definite plans for the Animas-La Plata Project include the development of <br /> 34,100 acre-feet of water to be consumptively used within New Mexico, including <br /> 7,600 acre-feet for muncipal water service to the Shiprock-Nenahnezad-Upper <br /> Fruitland, New Mexico area. In the planning of the Gallup-Navajo Indian Water <br /> • Supply Project, New Mexico-Arizona-Utah, the Southwest Region has included water <br /> service to this same area as part of the planned diversion from Navajo Reservoir <br /> for use within New Mexico. This duplication in planning water service is <br /> expected to be resolved by the Navajo communities should they agree to service <br /> from either Animas-La Plata Project or Gallup-Navajo Indian Water Supply • <br /> Project. The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission has indicated that if com- <br /> munities in the Shiprock area are not served by the Animas-La Plata Project, <br /> other municipal and industrial (MCI) uses in New Mexico will be developed to <br /> utilize the full 34, 100 acre-foot depletion of water identified for the New <br /> Mexico portion of the Animas-La Plata Project. Thus, in any case the Animas-La <br /> Plata Project will consumptively use 34, 100 acre-feet. <br /> San Juan Chama Project <br /> The San Juan Chama Project was authorized by Public law 87-483. Transmountain <br /> diversions began in 1971 and have averaged about 110,000 acre-feet for the <br /> period 1975 to 1980. Future authorized diversions are also expected to average <br /> • <br />