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7/29/2009 10:06:05 AM
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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8283.200
Description
Colorado River Basin-Colorado River Computer Models-Colorado River Decision Support System-Ray
State
CO
Water Division
5
Date
7/31/1994
Title
South Platte Water Rights Management System-Users Manual-PC Version
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />000lH <br /> <br />5.0 The Edit Menu <br /> <br />Replacement flow <br /> <br />Replacement Row is water introduced to the river in order to allow <br />an out-of-priority diversion upstream (usually by exchange but also <br />through an augmentation plan or substitute supply plan). If daily <br />records are being kept of the return flow amounts for a transferred <br />water right, that amount should also be recorded in this column. <br />Replacement water can either become Natural Flow, Delivery <br />Flow, or both when it is introduced to the river. Thus, in all situations. <br />an entry in the Replacement column requires corresponding enrries <br />in the Natural and/or Delivery column. <br /> <br />For example. Union Reservoir water is delivered down the Saint <br />Vrain to the confluence with the South Plane in order to replace <br />depletions associated with the Ground Water Appropriators of the <br />South Platte (GASP) wells. At the confluence a ponion of the <br />replacement water is considered part of the natural stream since it <br />may be.divened by the next downstream user with an in-priority <br />water right The remaining portion of Union replacement is consid- <br />ered a delivery to points further downstream. It is imponant to realize <br />that Replacement Flow may only compromise a portion of the total <br />Natural and Delivery water in the river. In the example above, the <br />Union water is only a portion of the flow in the Saint Vrain river at its <br />confluence with the South Platte. <br /> <br />Drvin!! the River <br /> <br />The column between the Flow and Diversion columns is the Drying <br />the River indicator. Any structures divening the entire flow of the <br />river should be identified in this column. To identify a structure that <br />dries the river. use the check box in the Priority Diversions dialog <br />(described below). <br /> <br />Diversion~ <br /> <br />The ten columns to the right of the Flow columns reflect diversions <br />from the river for either direct use or storage. The types of diver- <br />sions include In-Priority, Exchange. Transmountain, or Storage <br />Deliveries. Once divened, water may be used directly or stored. <br />Thus. each type of diversion (for example, Priority Diversions) may <br />have enrries for both Direct Use and Storage. Diversions of the <br />same type (Priority, for instance) by different water users at the same <br />structure should be identified in the comment column. All values in <br />the Diversion columns, including Storage Diversions, correspond <br />to flow in cfs. <br /> <br />Columns under the headings Transmountain and Storage Release <br />accept numeric keyboard mjll.lL Use the mouse or arrQw keys to <br />change position in the grid, and the number keys to enter information. <br /> <br />21 <br /> <br />7/31/94 <br />
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