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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.129.D
Description
Upper Gunnison Project
State
CO
Basin
Gunnison
Water Division
4
Date
3/1/1964
Author
USDOI - BOR
Title
Reconnaissance Report - Upper Gunnison Project-Colorado - March 1964
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />~ <br />~ <br />lor";) <br />,...; <br /> <br />CHAPTER V <br /> <br />INTERMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT <br /> <br /> Project irrigable area <br /> (Unit--acres) <br /> East Ohio Tomi chi <br /> River Creek Creek <br /> area area area Total <br />Full service land <br />Class 1 20 140 160 <br />Class 2 930 720 4,560 6,210 <br />Pasture 2,200 2,960 4,050 9,210 <br />Subtotal 3,130 3,700 tl,750 l5,5tlO <br />Supplemental service land <br />Meadow 8,210 10,270 18,480 <br />Culti vated 190 20 210 <br />Subtotal tl,400 10,290 18,690 <br />Total 3,130 12,100 19,040 34,270 <br /> Irrigation water supply <br /> <br />The irrigation water supply available to project users within ideal <br />requirements under Plan B would average 120,600 acre-feet annually, in- <br />cluding 47,500 acre-feet presently available and 73,100 acre-feet in in- <br />creased supplies provided by the projecto These supplies would meet about <br />98 percent of the project diversion requirements, estimated at 123,100 <br />acre-feet annually on the basis of an average requirement of 3,59 acre- <br />feet per acre, The estimated per acre requirement for the intermediate <br />development is slightly higher than that for the comprehensive develop- <br />ment since lands included in the smaller project have a higher require- <br />ment than those excluded, <br /> <br />The project supply would include approximately 47,400 acre-feet in <br />storage releases and increased direct flow diversions and 25,700 acre- <br />feet in project return flow, Project irrigators would be required to make <br />some curtailments in early-season diversions in excess of ideal require- <br />ments when water is needed for project storage, <br /> <br />Farm units and development <br /> <br />As previously stated, no new farms would be established under the <br />intermediate development but all full service lands would be integrated <br />into existing farms, The lands to be provided full supplies are so sit- <br />uated that they could readily be incorporated in the existing units, Un- <br />der this arrangement farms of 325 to 400 acres would be required, As in <br />the comprehensive plan a development period of about 3 years would be al- <br />lowed on the supplemental service lands' and 10 years on the full service <br />lands, <br /> <br />36 <br />
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