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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8410.200.60
Description
Basin Multi-State Organizations - Missouri River Basin Commission - Reports
Date
1/3/1974
Author
Fed Water Supply Grp
Title
Technical Report of the Federal Water Supply Group - Joint Federal-State Subcommittee Meeting of the Ad Hoc Committee on Water Marketing
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Report/Study
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<br />" <br /> <br />line provides the same information for 2020 conditions under the "most likely" <br />future depletions. Similar information is presented on Exhibits 10 and 11 for <br />Garrison Uam and 12 and 13 for Oahe Uam. These exhibits dcmonstrate that <br />storage regulation of pre-Pick-Sloan-Plan flows is necessary to provide assured <br />flOl's for not only future conditions of water use, but for current use as <br />well. TIlis is true even if flows ,;hich occurred during the 1930's drought <br />(indicated by asterisks) are ignored. <br /> <br />CO:-;CLUSIWS I <br /> <br />The watcr supply of the ~lissouri River, as 1'eguI:lteu b)' the main stem nnd tl"ibU~';',lJ <br />reservoir system, is :Jdeql1:Jtc to meet all beneficial consllmptive uscs ",hich h,',\," <br />been considered in r.n)' water resource ,\evelopment plan considered to date, <br />including thc p!'ojected ultimate u~e of up to 3 million acre feet of "tater an"ualJ <br />for deve lopffient of the coal resources of the upper b:Jsin. Increased upstrea::, <br />depletions result in reduction in po\{(:1' gener:Jtion and in service to navigation, <br />but these reductions in service h:Jve all-::JYs been eXl'ectcd under all planning <br />studies conuucted to date and arc accept:Jble. <br /> <br />TIle maximum amount of water \-Ihich can bo 1;J2.de aV:JiJ a!JIo to serve upstre:un <br />beneficial consumpti\'e uses h:Js not been deternincd. b:>t excceds the 11. 5 <br />million acre-fee:t of depletions (19.19-2020) considcTeJ in tho Fn:me\'!ol'J: <br />study. Even ,-lith depletions of this magnitude" partial st,rvice to na\'i~atioll <br />cOllld !Je In:Jintained. Tile lilait of <lcpleti(Jns \'.hich could !Je served '-:ould he <br />reached only l~hcn ",In-tor avtiiluhility for navig~tion redl~cc~ to z.ero, \J.;~rlCl' <br />the pruvisions of thc 0' r.bl1on'cy-j,iillikiu Amendment to the ] 9/j...} F load Co:t tro 1 <br />Act. <br /> <br />PreDl,rcd by <br />-c::;~,,,, /, /"J /,' "./ /: <br /><:::':.r-;J;-:-v vr',',../,\ (~~::"-;.I'-~{---"," <br />Elli:o \'1. I.!ee] cnJoil <br />Chief, r~Cscr\~oir Control Center <br />r,lissouri :~i ver Di v isi('~l <br />C01'pS of EI:gincers <br />6l; , /J <br />~-,:-' i"!l /J ..,.'y I- <br />"j/lx.~ {(_ i,/.(.t~~/ <br />Phil Q. G:ib[>s <br />RcgioileJ..l Pl;lJlning EII[;inecl' <br />Upper t'Jissol.:.Tl Hcgic.n <br />Bureau of r~:Jcl;:u:l::ltion <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br />I <br />,I <br />
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