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rH�'l� � d . � <br />C J <br />DCWRA Study Group's service area. The implementation of any demonstration project is <br />not part of the Study effort. <br />Task 4: Conjunctive Use That Requires Importation Of Water From Beyond The South <br />P[atte llrainage Basin And That Potentia(ly Increases Colorado River Depletions - a <br />feasibility study of conjunctive use alternatives using surface waler sources from existing <br />facilities of Denver Water throughout its collection system. , <br />Conjunctive use options using surface water sources from all existing Denver Water facilities <br />(on either side of the Continenta( Divide) will be analyzed as a component of a long term <br />water supply strategy for DCWRA Study Group members' use. The Management Team wi(L <br />direct the timing and integration of this approach prior to any work by the consultant. The <br />consultant will assume that all reasonable conservation and non-potable reuse programs are in <br />place and operational and the most efficient groundwater management option, as agreed to by <br />the Management Team in Task 3, is in place and operating. It is assumed that the identified <br />South Platte supplies for conjunctive use purposes are available. Based upon these <br />assumptions, the consultant will conduct a feasibility analysis of these components, including <br />the following items: <br />the monetary, regulatory, and environmental costs including costs to mitigate impacts to the <br />Colorado River Basin; <br />the regulatory, environmental, and issues for a conjunctive use component that <br />potentially increases depletions of Colorado River water; and <br />integration of project components or additional project features that could be utilized to meet <br />West Slope needs or provide West Slope benefits as identified through the UPCO study <br />process. <br />Task S: Final Report - a f:nal report describrng the study process and rts frndings <br />The consultant wili prepaze a draft report describing the study process, assumptions, <br />methodologies, altematives considered, analyses, and findings. Only after the Management <br />Team comments and approves any modifications to the draft report will the consultant issue a <br />Snal report. <br />Recommendations on future courses of action aze the responsibility of the Management Team. <br />G:\125]0�1lScope of WoAFinal.EOc <br />