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. . transfers to municipal and industrial use, water conservation, growth limitations, and their demand management practices. With the full compact development scenario, consideration shall be given to other basins contributing to the Colorado River at points west of the ColoradolUtah state line for an equitable carve out of water for development in the Colorado mainstem. 4. IdentifY general project development issues and potential strategies for the implementation of the CRRP. The study tasks are: Initial Work Tasks Task 1 - Data Collection and Revie",:, Task 2 - Compilation of Water Demand Studies on the Arkansas, South Platte and Colorado River Mainstem Task 3 - Final Scoping Activities Colorado River Main-Stem Back!!round'Information Task 4 - Overview of the Physical Environment Task 5 -Institutional Setting Alternatives and Strate!!ies Task 6 - Overview of Water Supply Alternatives to the CRRP Task 7 - Fonnulation of Project Configurations Task 8 - Evaluation of Project Configurations Task 9 - Documentation and Justification of Selected Configuration(s) Task 10 - Project Development Strategies Documentation Task II -Study Documentation Study Process Study Tasks 1,2 and 3 involve collection and review of general existing data for the study and finalize the scope of work. The overview of the physical environment and institutional settings are described in Tasks 4 and 5 below under Detailed Work Tasks. The level of detail in Tasks 4 and 5 will be fairly general but adequate for use in later study tasks. Task 6 will briefly analyze: (I) The alternatives to the construction of the CRRP to allow Colorado to develop its Colorado River compact entitlements and (2) alternatives to provide increased water supplies to the east slope including, but not limited to construction of other water Page 2 of12 Contract SCOPE 5.1-03 BND