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I <br /> Table of Contents <br /> I <br /> IExecutive Summary 1 <br /> Section 1 - Introduction 1-1 <br /> I1.1 Study Objectives 1-1 <br /> 1.2 Scope of Work 1-1 <br /> I 1.3 Study Procedures 1-2 <br /> 1.4 Overview of Prior Investigations 1-4 <br /> 1.5 Study Participants 1-4 <br /> I1.6 Acknowledgements 1-4 <br /> Section 2—Water Management in the Lower South Platte Basin 2-1 <br /> I 2.1 Current Surface Water Supplies and Uses 2-1 <br /> 2.2 Current Groundwater Supplies and Uses 2-2 <br /> 2.3 Benefits of New Storage Capacity 2-4 <br /> I 2.4 Water Available for Diversion and Storage 2-5 <br /> 2.5 Storage Analyses 2-9 <br /> I Section 3 — Overview of Permitting Issues 3-1, <br /> 3.1 Federal Permits and NEPA 3-1 <br /> 3.2 State Permits 3-6 <br /> 3.3 Local Permits 3-7 <br /> 3.4 Agency Consultations 3-7 <br /> 3.5 Potentials for Avoiding Federal Permitting 3-7 <br /> I 3.6 Potential Legal Issues 3-8 <br /> 3.7 Potential Land Ownership Issues 3-8 <br /> ISection 4— Identification of Potential Plan Elements 4-1 <br /> 4.1 Inventory of Potential Storage Sites 4-1 <br /> 4.1.1 Descriptions of the Storage Options 4-3 <br /> I4.1.2 Preliminary Cost Estimates for Storage Development 4-19 <br /> 4.2 Reservoir Filling and Draining Options 4-21 <br /> 4.2.1 North Side Reservoirs 4-22 <br /> I4.2.2 Julesburg Enlargement and Cottonwood Creek 4-23 <br /> 4.2.3 South Side Reservoirs 4-23 <br /> 4.2.4 Ring-Dike Sites 4-23 <br /> I4.2.5 Summary of Filling Options 4-24 <br /> 4.3 Estimation of Pumping Requirements 4-24 <br /> 4.4 Gravel Pit Water Storage 4-25 <br /> I4.5 Potential Non-Structural Measures 4-25 <br /> 4.5.1 Re-operation of Existing Reservoirs 4-26 <br /> I4.5.2 Water Exchanges or Trades 4-26 <br /> GEI Consultants, Inc. i 01002 Dec 2001 Lower South Platte River Study <br />