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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8240.200.30.B
Description
UCRBRIP
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
8/1/1994
Author
CWCB
Title
Draft Issues Document for the Appropriation of Instream Flows by the Colorado Water Conservaiton Board for the Recovery of Endangered Fish Species of the Upper Colorado and San Juan River Basin
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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Notice of instream flow recommendations, the Board staff will conduct a range of technical <br />studies as required by the Policy. These include: <br /> <br />1. Physieal Water Availability Study <br />II. Estimating "Reasonably Foreseeable Development Water Needs" <br />111. Compact Analysis and Future Development Projection Study based on: <br />a) Best available hydrology and eonsumptive use data; <br />b) Colorado River and Upper Colorado River Basin Compacts; <br />c) Generous long-term projections of future water development; and <br />d) Other information. <br />IV. Determination of Paragraph 3 and 4 waters <br /> <br />These studies and analyses will be conducted by consultants or the Board staff in consultation <br />with the Board, the Board's Endangered Fish Subcommittee, the Colorado River Policy Advisory <br />Council, the Service, members of the Recovery Program and other interested parties. The <br />proposed plan of study includes physical water availability and compact studies for not only the <br />Yampa RiverILittle Snake River/White River and the Colorado River/Gunnison River, but also <br />for the Dolores and San Juan Rivers. Even though flow recommendations are not expected to <br />be made by the Service for the Dolores River in the near future, and the San Juan River and its <br />tributaries are subject to a separate "Recovery" agreement, they were included in this proposed <br />plan of study because compact issues are basin wide and not river specific. <br /> <br />The studies and analyses will include a comprehensive review of available gaging station records <br />for selected stream reaches, statistical analysis of the selected gaging station records and <br />presentation of flow data on a daily, monthly and annual basis in graphical and tabular form in <br />a final report. A review of past hydrologic studies, if any, on specific river basins will be done <br />to avoid duplication of work. <br /> <br />Phvsical Water Availabilitv Analysis <br /> <br />Water availability analyses will be conducted for each of the following stream reaches: <br /> <br />I. <br /> <br />Yampa River <br />a) Above Little Snake River to Craig, CO. <br />b) Below Little Snake River to Green River confluence. <br />Little Snake River <br />a) Lily, CO to the confluence of the Little Snake River and the Yampa River. <br />White River <br />a) Rangley, CO to the Colorado-Utah State line. <br />Colorado River <br />a) Rifle - Grand Valley Diversion Dam <br />b) Grand Valley Diversion Dam - Top 15 Mile Reach <br />c) 15 Mile Reach <br />d) Bottom 15 Mile Reach at Gunnison River confluence - Colorado-Utah Stateline. <br /> <br />II. <br /> <br />Ill. <br /> <br />IV. <br /> <br />5 <br /> <br />COW 0376 <br />
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