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' <br />' <br />, <br />1 <br />' <br />that it would be ai`ected by a"comnact call". This fact couoled <br />caith it's large lona term hold-over storage capability would provide <br />a high degree of protection for any junior decree which was tied <br />into the ,7uniner development. It �aould be the intent o` the Colorado <br />River District and the Upper Yamoa District to unitize the various <br />water rights and develooMents in the Yampa Valley in such a way <br />as to riaximize reliability benefits to all. Thus each would tend <br />to enhance and complement the value of the other rather than one <br />detracting from the other. <br />' In the event that Yamcolo Reservoir is constructed and plans <br />for construction of Juniper are not im�lemented, it is orobable that <br />, legal aqreements could be worked out which would subordinate either <br />a Dortion of the Juniper degree or other senior decrees in the basin <br />, to Yar.tcolo to the extent necessary to provide protection from a <br />"comnact call". <br />' SwN.^,ary o� P7ater P.eauirements <br />Table 15 summar_izes the nrojected needs and allocations <br />' from Yamcolo P.eservoir as identified in preceeding sections of <br />this chapter. <br />' <br />' <br />1 <br />' <br />TABLE 15 <br />Summarv of Ptater rleeds and Allocations <br />Projected <br />Need <br />Use AF/Year <br />Irrigation 6,800 <br />Municinal and Domestic 1,000 <br />Industrial <br />TOTAL <br />5,000 <br />12,800 <br />Proposed <br />Allocation <br />A'?/Year <br />3.,000 <br />1,000 * <br />4,000 <br />8,000 <br />* This is raw untreated water. <br />' It is evident from a comparison of orojected needs within <br />the project area with the supply which will be developed at <br />' Yamcolo, that all needs will not be satisfied as a result of <br />this project. However, it will represent a big first step <br />C <br />IV-15 <br />1 <br />, <br />