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<br /> <br />7. Addition~l Requests for Water from Navajo Reservoir <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />Long-term water service contracts for municipal and industrial uses from <br />Navajo Reservoir involve a projection into the future of estimated water <br />uses and water supplies. The Bureau projection of water supply and <br />depletions from the Navajo Reservoir through the year 2039 is formulated <br />with the consultation of the State of New Mexico. The remaining block of <br />Navajo Reservoir water supply, as identified in the 1984 determination, <br />will still be marketed by the united States and will still be allocated in <br />consultation with the New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission. New in- <br />dividual long~term water service contracts would also need the approval of <br />the Congress. <br /> <br />~.., <br />..::a. <br />CXJ <br />Q <br /> <br />With an increase in the consumptive use of the Upper Basin to 6.0 MAF, the <br />proportionate share for the State of New Mexico of that increase will be <br />22,500 acre-feet per year of depletion. The following is a list of <br />additional wa~er service requests submitted to the Bureau of Reclamation <br />for Navajo Reservoir water when it becomes available. <br /> <br />TABLE 4 <br /> <br />Additional Requests for Navajo Reservoir Water Service <br />and/or Contract Extensions <br /> <br />Request <br />Jicarilla Apache Tribe <br />Gallup-Navajo ~roject <br />Paragon Resources <br />Public Service Company <br />of New Mexico <br />Bloomfield Refining <br />Southern Union Refining <br />Farmington Elks Lodge <br /> <br />Amount (Acre-feet) <br /> <br />40,000 <br />24,000 <br /> <br />17,000 <br /> <br />y <br /> <br />Contract Length <br /> <br />perpetuity <br />until 2039 <br /> <br />40 years <br /> <br />16,200 <br />340 <br />Co. 50 <br />20 <br /> <br />until 2025 <br />until 2025 <br /> <br />40 years <br />40 years <br /> <br />1/ Diversion or depletion not specified. <br /> <br />19 <br />