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<br />ce. ,,,'.t"."...--:j'lL";~:~;'.....;:~;';">. ".'.,:d.-;'~:,;,:'. <br /> <br />~~__._::Jl.'_'':,~'''' -',. <,.i;;_.,,~ :~'f}::;,.'\>"';.; ;",'''..,~.-,,~C-":'- Y',:,,-, ." :.',{,,' <br /> <br />- <br />" <br />0'). <br />C.., <br />(\] <br /> <br />CHAPTER IV <br /> <br /> <br />PLAN FORMULATION <br /> <br />This plan would provide water for a large coal gasification indus- <br />try, as well as for irrigation, and for a small oil-shale industry. In <br />addition, recreational facilities, wildlife mitigation, and historical <br />preservation would be provided for. A total annual water supply of 112,700 <br />acre-feet would be developed for the project uses shown in the following <br />table. <br /> <br />Water supply summary <br />(acre-feet per year) <br />White Milk <br />River Creek <br />Segment Segment <br />30,000 0 <br />42,000 12,500 <br />17,900 0 <br />8,800 1,500 <br />o 0 <br />98,700 14,000 <br /> <br />Uses <br />Oil shale industry <br />Coal industry <br />Sprinkler irrigatIon <br />Surface irrigation <br />Municipal water <br />Total <br /> <br />Total <br />30,000 <br />54,500 <br />17,900 <br />10 , 300 <br />o <br />112,700 <br /> <br />The project would provide a gravity-supplied pressure system for <br />sprinkler irrigation in the Little Beaver area. In addition to increased <br />efficiency of, water use by sprinkler irrigation, some land areas which <br />could not be reached with surface methods would be irrigated. This pres- <br />sure system is possible because the conduit required by year-round de- <br />livery for coal industry use would also be available for irrigation. <br />Irrigation water would be supplied to approximately 12,180 acres of <br />land, as summarized below. <br /> <br />Area <br />Milk Creek <br />Little Beaver <br />Josephine-Flag <br />Total <br /> <br />Irrigab1e land <br />(acres) <br />Irrigation <br />method <br />Surface <br />Sprinkler <br />Surface <br /> <br />Supplemental <br />service <br />1,030 <br />1,450 <br />550 <br />3,030 <br /> <br />summary <br /> <br />Full <br />service <br />o <br />6,550 <br />2,600 <br />9,150 <br /> <br />Total <br />1,030 <br />8,000 <br />3,150 <br />12,180 <br /> <br />Project plan <br /> <br />Water for the Milk Creek Segment would be stored in Thornburgh <br />Reservoir and released directly to the stream as needed. Water for coal <br />industry use would be available at any point downstream to meet full <br />industry needs. Irrigation water would be diverted to an existing ditch <br />and delivered to presently irrigated but water-short lands for con- <br />vention?l surface application. <br /> <br />\~ater for the White River Segment would be provided by both storage <br />and direct flows from the White River. Lake Avery would be enlarged to <br /> <br />44 <br />