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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I At 55%, the gross farm requirements for the 20.08 inches net is 36.5 acre inches per irrigated acre per year. For the 2035 irrigated acres under the Bauer Lakes system, this indicates a gross requirement of 6190 acre feet per year. Bauer Reservoir No. 1 holds 357 acre feet of water and Bauer No.2 stores 1592 acre feet. The diversion charts, shown in the appendix, show Bauer No. 1 delivering an average of 1274 acre feet of direct flow and storage water for the period 1974 through 1983. Bauer No.2 delivered 1829 acre feet of direct flow and storage for the same period. This makes a total of 3103 acre feet available for an average year. As mentioned earlier, most of the shareholders also have another supplemental source of water. Two private storage reservoirs, 455 acre feet of Jackson Gulch Reservoir water, 7.50 cfs of waste water filings (8 owners) and 14 shares of Summit Irrigation Company water make up the extra water individually owned, Tabulated below: SOURCE Private reservoirs (2) Jackson Gulch Summit 11'1'. Co. (14 shares) Waste water filings (7.50 cfs) Original Adjudication (#8&#17) Total ACRE FEET 125.33 455.00 280.00 1500.00 440.00 2800.33 This 2800 acre feet, plus the feet totals 5903 acre feet, requirements. average diversion of 3103 acre or about 95% of the gross b. Surface water supply. The diversion tables, shown in the appendix, are for the period 1974-1983. This period includes two dry years, 1974 and 1977, with 1977 being one of tile dryest years on record. c. Ground water supply is not applicable. d. Water rights are: 29 53 94 DIVERSION RIGHTS Quantity-cfs Appropriation Date 5/15/1886 6/22/1886 12/22/1933 0.5 20.0 5.0 Adjudication Date 4/28/1892 12/18/1933 3/22/1963 Priority No. Bauer No. 1 Reservoir Bauer No.2 Reservoir STORAGE RIGHTS 229.5 acre feet 1393.0 acre feet e. Water utilization. The project water, as listed above, 4