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CDSS Funding - Construction Fund Bills I Bill Title Section DSS Amount Notes System SB 92-87 Section 10 CRDSS $100.000 Development (1) $90.000 Feasibility (2) $262.000 Data collection (3) with DWR HB 93-1273 Section 3 CRDSS $1,420.400 Contract year 1 (1) $250.000/3.5 $130.000 DWR (2) FfE $120.000 CWCB SB 94-029 Section 3 CRDSS $1.744.000 Contract year 2 (1) (2) $250.000/3.0 $110,000 DWR FfE $140.000 CWCB HB 95-1155 Section 3 CRDSS $1.980,800 Contract year 3 (I) $342.000/2.5 $136.000 DWR (2) FfE $206.000 CWCB SB 96-153 Section 3 CRDSS $1,400.000 Contract year 4 & (1) 5 $480,000/3.5 $210.000 DWR (2) FfE $270,000 CWCB SB 97-008 Section 3 CRDSS $320.000/4.0 $145.000/2.0 FfE (I) FfE DWR $175.000/2.0 FfE CWCB SB 97 Sev. Severance RGDSS $55,000 Feasibility Study Tax HB 98-1189 Section 9 RGDSS $2.000.000 . HB 98-1401 CROSS $424,243/4.0 $216.472/1.0 FfE O&M FfE DWR $207.77113.0 FfE CWCB BOI-212 RGDSS 180,458 1.0 DWR FfE SB 99-173 Section 5 RGOSS $2.983,380 Years2&3 (1) Section 9 SPOSS $100.000 Feasibility study SB 01-157 Section 8 SPOSS $2.000.000 Data collection & design 2001 Accomplishments This past year's emphasis has been on the completion of the RGDSS, use of the water resource planning tools, and future management of CDSS including long-term operation and maintenance of the system. Statewide The database was refreshed to through year 2000. Data that was refreshed statewide includes streamflow, water rights, diversions, well permits, and climate data (precipitation, temperature, evaporation and wind). This data is available on CD and via the Web. The Web interface was upgraded to be consistent with current CWCB and DWR standards. .io Grande River Basin Development of the RGDSS is now in the final year of a three-year, $4,983,000 effort. Most of the tools and models for RGDSS have been developed or are near completion. The exception is the ground water model that will require an additional year of development. The following list summarizes the status of the RGDSS components: . The Consumptive Use and Water Budget contract is 100 percent complete. Irrigated acreage mapping was finalized and an assessment of historic crop consumptive use completed. A water budget model was completed this year, and water budget analyses performed for the Rio Grande Basin and the San Luis Valley groundwater model area. . The Surface Water contract is approximately 85 percent complete, The major work performed in 2001 included the monthly-calculated model and the initiation of the daily modeling. Monthly surface water modeling has been completed, and documentation is available on the website. The major tasks remaining include (a) completing daily surface water modeling, (b) a planning scenario model application, and (c) incorporating revised ground water model results for return flow timing into the surface water model. . The Ground Water contract is also approximately 85 percent complete. Fifteen monitoring wells have been installed and tested, and a groundwater data collection summary report was completed (Documentation is available on the website.). Extensive work was performed this year on both the steady state and average monthly groundwater modeling. Draft versions of these models are nearly complete, with model development documentation available on the Web. Major tasks remaining include (a) updating the hydrogeologic database and previous modeling with new aquifer parameter values and (b) fully transient monthly modeling. . Both the Relational System Integration and the Spatial System Integration contracts are approximately 90 percent complete. Ground water information and associated viewing tools have been added to the database, HydroBase. Data management interfaces have been developed that allow daily data to flow seamless1y from HydroBase to the Surface Water model. GIS coverages have been developed that include but are not limited to topography, hydrography, county boundaries, public land survey boundaries, highways, water districts, and gage locations.