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~ 3A~~ ,~~ (c) Identification"Of"The"Person, Association, corporation"And Governmental Body That Wil1 Benefit By, Use And Will Pay Any Or All Of The Revenues. The water customers of the Cities of Colorado Springs and Aurora w111 benefit from, use and pay for the development costs of the Homestake Phase II Project. (d) If The Major Extension Capaeity Exceeds The Proposed Ten Year Population Growth Needs As Detailed By The Appropriate Regions 208 Planning Demographic Projeets, Then Detail The Excess Service Capacity And The Cost Of Such Excess Capacity To The Community. Water supplies derived from Homestake Phase II w111 not support projected additional population growth in Colorado Springs and Aurora for an additional ten years beyond the projected date of need for the project water. (e) Increased Domestic And/Or Municipal Water Treatment Costs And/Or Wastewater Treatment Costs: There is no anticipated impact on municipal water treatment or wastewater treatment costs in the source development area as a result of the develop- ment of the Homestake Phase II Project. In the administration of the priority system, the Homestake Project is very junior in priority. Therefore, the waters developed by the Homestake Project will be diverted from May to July and occasionally August. These are traditionally high flow months and the diversions will not reduce flows below those levels experienced between August and May. Additionally, the ten day, seven year 10w flows, used in establishing wastewater effluent limits, are generally winter-time flows. As a result, spring and early summer stream flow depletions will not necessitate upgrading of wastewater treatment plant efficiency in those areas downstream of the project. The only potentially impacted community in terms of water treatment would be the Town of Minturn. The Cities of Colorado Springs and Aurora will mitigate damages attributable to The Homestake Project Where increased water treatment costs are incurred in order to meet drinking water standards. (9) Any Demographic Data Needed To Fulfill The Requirements Of This Regulation Shall Be Consistent With Those Used For The 208 Area Wide Waste Treatment Management PIan; The 208 PIan for Colorado Springs and the Denver Regional Council of Governments 208 PIan Which includes Aurora are consistent with the population forecasts used in determining the need for the Homestake Phase II Project. There is no relation between the demographic data for the 208 PIan for the Northwest Council of Governments and the Cities of Colorado Springs and Aurora, since the Cities are not 10cated within the NWCOG area. 21