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<br />~~r~u ~w, v~,~o r~ ~U~O~6:624.MARTIN AND WOOD WATER <br /> <br />1'.~006/015 <br /> <br />4, Town of RocJcvale <br /> <br />Rotltvale's strictly existing water supply, which consists SQlely of its <br />W.H. May Ditch water rights, is adequate for tile Town's cUiteDt (year <br />2001) average annual water .requirement of 49 acre-frel,' and it Will be <br />adequate for the Town's year 2010 average anmlal requireJ1Jent Of 84 <br />IICIe- feet. <br /> <br />The Town of Rockvale has no other water rights at this time. <br /> <br />C. Membm' Needs for Future Watar Requirement, <br /> <br />}, General <br /> <br />The following discussion of tho adequacy of each Membe.r~s existing <br />water supply for its future water requiremenlll is again based on a d.Irect <br />flow analysis of supply and demand, without consideration iiven to raw <br />water SlOIage in Oak Creek Reservoir. When a givm MCJ<Ibei's, existing <br />supply i,s deemed inadequate for a given future year's watii reqUkem.ent, <br />Un$ repott identifies the additiolllll number of Union Ditch shafos which <br />the given Member could acquire to make its water supplY;',!fIdequate. <br />Thls report a1so identifies the number of shares in both Umon: ')?itch and <br />Fremont County Ditch that the given Member could acquifO to>tender iti <br />wa1m' supply adequate. ' " <br /> <br />Also, the readl% should understalld that the number of additional T1nion <br />Ditch, or Union Ditch-pius-Fremont COUllty Ditch shite&, which are <br />indicated herein to be needed is a good general guideline for Members of <br />the Regional System, but experience will likdy indicate a. need for <br />samcwhll1 m~ shares than indicated herein. That the rtumber of <br />liddltioJlal shares identifJ.eCl herein may be less than the 'number aciually <br />needed is due to Ibis report's use of a COIlStallt daily watel r~wement <br />(in cf~) durin, each seoarato month of the 1971-1994 ~tudy p&,iod.- Par <br />example, for the year 2040 annual treated water requirement of 394 acre- <br />feet for Coal Creek, \iliA report calculates a constant daily ?t'ater <br />requirement of 0.91 cfs for Coal Creek for July, 1980. .In other WOrds. <br />this report uses a constant treated 'l'atcr demand oI 0,91 cis every day of <br /> <br />11 <br />