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<br />TABLE 4 <br />JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR <br />FLOOD POOL OPERATION <br />(aJ.) <br /> <br />Month <br />May <br />June <br />July <br />Totals <br /> <br />Contents <br />Beg. of <br />Month <br />0.0 <br />60,751.47 <br />7,389.47 <br /> <br />Inflow Evaporation <br />214,481.05 5,484.00 <br />114,253.00 8,702.00 <br />6,246.00 1,893.00 <br />334,980.05 16.079.00 <br /> <br />Release <br />148,245.58 <br />158,913.00 <br />11,742.47 <br />318,901.05 <br /> <br />Contents <br />End of <br />Month <br />60,751.47 <br />7,389.47 <br />0.0 <br /> <br />Following the transfer of winter stored inflows to John Martin Reservoir <br />into the agreement accounts, the allocation of the reservoir contents on <br />March 31. 1987, were as follows: <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />TABLE 5 <br />JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR <br />CONTENTS ALLOCATION <br />MARCH 31. 1987 <br />(a.f.) <br /> <br />99,425. I 2 <br />245,898.23 <br /> <br />Compact Water <br />Agreement Water <br />-Amity Article III: <br />*Ft. Lyon Article III: <br />.Las Animas Consolidated <br />Article III: <br />Permanent Pool <br />Total Contents <br />-Article III water included in Agreement Water Totals. <br /> <br />35,070.05 <br />4.1 06.69 <br /> <br />3,467.27 <br /> <br />7,558.64 <br />352,882.00 <br /> <br />< <br />I, <br /> <br />The total contents according to the Corps of Engineers was 353.468 a.f. <br />There is a difference of586.0 af between these two values which is le.55 tha"n.2 <br />of a percent. This is a very good comparison. <br />No releases were made from John Martin until March 13, 1987 when the <br />Lamar Canal called fora fourday release of 370.38 a.f. of its summer stored <br />water. On March 19, 1987, there was a release adjustment from Article III <br />accounts of661.58 aJ. made for transit losses between Las Animas and John <br />Martin Reservoir. Between March 21 and 24. Amity slOred under its alter- <br />nate storage decree 1,931.55 aJ. of which 35 percent (676.04) was transferred <br />to the transit loss account. On March 24,1987, and thereafter water was <br />either called from or forced from all Article III accounts. <br />The summer storage season began at 0001 April I. 1987. The first transfer <br />of conservation storage inlO the agreement accounts pursuant to the operat- <br />ing plan occurred on April 7. J987 at 0800 hours. How~ver. with all the <br />conservation storage filled, forced releases from the agreement accounts <br />continued to occur. During the summer season 463.742.82 a.f. entered the <br />reservoir. This water, less evaporation losses, was either released into <br />accounts in accordance with the Operating Plan, spilled to river, or held in <br /> <br />13 <br />