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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.105.I
Description
Colorado River-Water Projects-Navajo-Environmental Studies
State
CO
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
11/15/2001
Title
Navajo Dam EIS-Southwestern Water Conservation District Comments
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />., <br /> <br />) <br /> <br />out what is trying to be said or I would provide an altemative, <br /> <br />(Lines 526 to 528 - The shortages to NIIP and San Juan-Chama is complicated due to the <br /> <br />' ~~:s~7~~~~.~~? .~~~~:~~~~~I~:~:~Q~e,:~~~,~ s~~o~,:~:s "~~T~ur.~:~~;~~a~~o~~~~~"i~o ~~~ o~o~~~~~ <br />........ ....u."~...dll....!j~ UIU.\ v.........""l.L........ "'..vlu.16........ .....,u..... ...,.............. UJ 1.....Ll, u..........L'VI..., ....U........II.L....V.. ...... ........ ...._.._~.- <br /> <br />for the 500/5000 cfs altemative IS NOT TRUE, Shortages are appropriate for NIIP but have not <br />been included because San Juan-Chama must be equally shorted and no one knows how to do <br />this, As stated above, Colorado is not agreeable to shortages in Colorado in the model, but no <br />shortages in New Mexico; that issue may have to be resolved sometime in the future but is not <br />necessary now unless USBR continues to use shOltages to NIIP as an indicator. This indicator <br />should be deleted because it opens up issues that are not resolvable at this time, <br /> <br />Lines 963 to 978 - This seems to be economic data that should be in the socio-economic section. <br />Substantiation is needed for the $250,000, $1,215,000 and the $2,025,000 figures. <br /> <br />Lines 981 to 982 - Substantiation is needed for the estimate that 30% to 50% of the outfitters <br />would go out of business. Seems unreasonably high, <br /> <br />Lines 1041 to 1045 - This seems to be economic data that should be in the socio-economic <br />section, Substantiation is needed for the 50% and $1,024,500 figures, <br /> <br />Lines 1068 to 1078 - This paragraph seems to be a general recreation description that is better <br />included earlier in the Recreation section and not the 500/5000 altemative, <br /> <br />Line 1 166 - Change to "Between 1990 and 2000, the census data shows Archuleta County,.," <br /> <br />Lines I 258 to 1251 - Why not use 2000 census data? <br /> <br />Table III-14 - Why is agriculture not included in list? <br /> <br />Line 1557 - The 30% to 50% reduction in out-of-state anglers is not supported. This number <br />seems too critical to be based on on-off-the-cuff estimates by people who's self interest is served <br />by high numbers. Seems substantiation is needed, <br /> <br />Lines 1595 to 1603 - Isn't the commercially guided numbers also included m out-of-state <br />anglers, Seems like this set of impacts is counted twice, <br /> <br />Line 1622 - See line 1557 comment. <br /> <br />I Lines 1684 to 1685 - Bluff being totally dependent on recreation seems like an over statement. <br />Bluff has been there much longer than recreation has been an industry. Where is data to support <br />statement? <br /> <br />Line 1721 - Suggest "fee" be changed to "profit" to more accurately reflect the reason the <br />commercial permits are issued. Receptionists should also be called "for profit" groups, <br /> <br />00819 <br />
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