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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 />V. Gunnison River <br />a) Delta, CO to the confluence of the Gunnison River and the Colorado River. <br />VI. Dolores River <br />a) Confluence of San Miguel River and Dolores River to the Colorado-Utah State line. <br />VII. San Juan River and tributaries in Colorado. <br />a) San Juan within Colorado near Four Corners <br /> <br />There are a number of general tasks applicable to studies on all of the stream reaches being <br />evaluated. They include the following: <br /> <br />Study Period Review - The Board staff has recommended using the 1970-1992 period of record <br />for the physical water availability analysis. This period of record was selected because it <br />included both the driest (1977) and the wettest years (1983-1984) and was generally reflective <br />of conditions that now exist following a period of major reservoir development. It also represents <br />a period during which records for all subbasins included in the analysis are substantially available. <br /> <br />Stream Gage Evaluation - Stream gage records, will be identified and reviewed to determine <br />if the recorded data is adequate and complete for the study period. At gaging stations where the <br />record is either incomplete or inadequate, the data gaps will be filled by appropriate statistical <br />methods. Stream flow records in each stream segment will be adjusted to account for any major <br />changes in water use which may have occurrcd during the study period; such as changes in <br />transbasin diversions, major ehanges in agriculture/municipal uses, or the operation of large <br />reservoirs which may skew the physical water availability analysis. The purpose of these <br />adjustments will be to bring all gaging station records during the identified study period to a 1992 <br />level of depletion. Adjusted stream flow data will be compared to and correlated with the Bureau <br />of Reclamation's CRSS "natural flow database" where possible to see if those correlations can <br />be used at other gaging stations where there is not a "natural flow database" but where "natural <br />flows" may be needed in subsequent compact analysis. <br /> <br />The results of the water availability study, including basic data, analysis and other relevant data <br />will be presented in a final report and appropriate technical appendices. Data and results of the <br />statistical analysis will be provided on a daily, monthly and annual basis in cfs and acre-feet, and <br />in both tabular and graphical form. Hydrographs for the wettest, driest, upper and lower decile <br />years, upper and lower quartile years and an average year will be provided and modified to show <br />the impact of "Development Projections" discussed below. The final report and technical <br />appendices will also describe the selection of data and any limitations of the data. <br /> <br />Legal Water Availabilitv Studies <br /> <br />Reasonably Foreseeable Development Water Needs Study - The staff will develop for each <br />stream segment, an estimate of the amount of water needed for any "reasonably foreseeable" <br />water development. This will help to avoid potential near-term (within next 5-years) conflicts <br />between the Board's fish recovery instream flow appropriations and any reasonably foresecable <br />water resource projects which may be developed under water rights that would be junior to the <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br />cow 0377) <br />
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