Loveland 1996 WC Plan

• Project Type: Water Conservation Plan
• Project Name: City of Loveland Water Conservation Plan
• Title: Water Conservation Plan
• Date: 5/1/1996
• County: Larimer
• Water Conservation - Doc Type: Complete Plan

Notes for Table 12

J. Dry-year yields approximate 50-year drought conditions.

2. The City has not taken measures to firm its Windy Gap yield, and it is assumed to be
zero in a 50-year drought.

3. Only 3.44 cubic feet per, second (cfs) of this is available year round. The next 6.0 cfs
derives from 2,0 shares of Big T DIM transferred in the 1920s, The last 3.0 cfs de-
rives from two domestic decrees, for 2.5 and 0.5 cfs.

4, The City is currently negotiating with the National Park Service and the NCWCD on
a contract to allow delivery of this water through the C-BT system.

S, This is a mill right acquired in the 1920s with the fairground property, The water has
not been transferred, and its ownership and use are currently being discussed with the
ditch company.

6. The City has no information on this company, except a note in a file from 1966 say-
ing that it is nonexistent. It yields no water to the City.

7. This is a private contract right carried in the Hillsborough Ditch. The cost of transfer-
ring it for City use would be prohibitive. The City has offered to sell it to users under
the Hillsborough.

8. This IS another private contract right, carried in the Home Supply. Discussions are on-
going about how it may eventually be used, but it is currently not being used by the
City except to rent out.

9. The City has no information on this company.

10. The City has no information on this company. It may be a lateral associated with
Loveland Lake in Berthoud. It yields the City no water.

II. This is a private contract right deriving from the #2 water carried in the Southside
Ditch, It cannot be transferred, and will be used to irrigate Mariana Butte Golf Course.

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May 1996