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<br />Table 1. Summary of San Juan River Basin depletions for each alternatives. 9, 10 <br /> <br /> No Action 250/5000 500/5000 <br /> Alternative <br /> acre-feetlvear <br />Colorado Depletions <br />Uostream ofNavaio Reservoir <br />Upper San Juan 10,858 10,858 <br />Navajo-Blanco 7,865 7,865 <br />Piedra 8,098 8,098 <br />Pine River 71671 71671 <br />Subtotal 98,491 98,492 <br />Downstream of Navaio Reservoir <br />Florida 28,607 28,607 <br />Animas 25,113 25,113 <br />La Plata 13,049 13,049 <br />Mancos 19,530 19,532 <br />McElmo Basin imports -11 769 -11 769 <br />Subtotal 74,530 74,532 <br />Animas-LaPlata Project 0 43,533 43,523 <br />Total Colorado depletions 173,021 216,557 216,546 <br /> .. <br />Colorado and New Mexico combined depletion 648,163 827,119 825,306 <br />Utah deptetion 9,14OJ.7 9,1403.7 9,1403.7 <br />Arizona depletion 10,010 J 10,010 J 10,010 J <br />Grand Total 667 13 846,269 844 456 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />1 Includes 10,600 acre-feetlyear (afy) of annual groundwa.ter storage. At equilibrium, the No Action Alternative drops to <br />133,000 aty and the Action Alternatives drop to 270,000 aty, 10,600 atyfor the No AcUon Alternative Is probably . <br />overstated. <br />2 Accounts for 16,420 aty transferred from Hogback, Including the Hogback Extentlon, and Fruitland Projects to NIIP. <br />3 Indicates otfstream depletion accounted for In calculated natural gains <br />4 Water contract with the Jicarllla Apache Nation (Public Service of New Mexico) <br />5 1,500 aty of depletion from minor depletions approved of SJRBRIP In 1992. <br />6 3,000 aty of depletion from 1999lnter-$ervlce consultation, a portion of which may be in Colorado. <br />7 1,705 aty Selin Juan River depletion, 7435 afy offstream depletion. <br />8. The State of New Mexico does not necessarily agree with the depletions shown In tenns of constituting evidence of <br />actual water use, water rights, or water availability under the Compacl The SJRBRIP Hydrology Committee uses a <br />hydrology model disclaimer that reads In part "The model data methodologies and assumptions do not under any <br />circumstances constitute evidence of actual water use, water rights. or water availability under Compact apportionments <br />and should not be construed as binding on any party." <br />9. The New MeXico Interstate Stream Commission (NMISC)and the San Juan Water Commission (SJWC) believe there are <br />Inconsl6tencies In depletion calculations (communications from NMISC and SJWC dated April 8 and March 21. 2002, <br />respecllvely). <br />10 It should be noted that full development of State compact water and Indian trust water Is not included in this table. <br />Onl existln 'em and ro'eets with ESA and NEPA c m Iiance are Included In the de letlon tab . <br /> <br />A-IO <br /> <br />.' <br />