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No water was bypassed through the reservoir, but a small storage release of 175.05 acre-feet was made to one Colorado ditch during the winter season. Several transfers into and between accounts also occurred, These transfers adjusted the volume of water owned by individual entities, but did not change the total contents of JMR. In November the excess water in the transit loss account, 6,981.38 acre- feet, was reallocated to the Kansas and District 67 Section II accounts. On March 18, 1991 the 25,859,00 acre-feet of WWSP water held in the JMR conservation pool was distributed into the appropriate Section 111 agreement accounts. Following this distribution, 35% of each individual Section III account's inflow was reallocated to the transit loss account, a total of 9,050.65 acre-feet. After these actions, the allocation of the reservoir contents at the conclusion of the winter compact storage period on March 31, 1991 was as shown on Table 4, The total contents on March 31, as published by the USGS, was 70,297 acre-feet which agrees closely with the Operations Secretary Report value of 70,255 acre-feet. TABLE 4 JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR CONTENTS OISTRIBUTION MARCH 31,1991 IAFl COMPACT YEAR 1991 Stor::lae Comoonent ~ Contents Conservation Storage 2B.250.B1 Agreement Accounts Section II Agreement Accounts Kansas Account 5,64B.06 Dis!. 67 Accounts 6,237.24 Transit loss Account B.953.64 Subtotal Section II 20.B38.94 Section III Agreement Accounts Amity 12,151.56 Ft. Lvon 2,195.20 !..:::: :f\.:-::~~:; ~':'I_'';. L:l1::i140 Subtotal Section III 1662816 Total All Accounts 37.467.10 37.467.10 Flood Pool 0.00 Permanent Pool 4.537.09 Total Reservoir Contents 70,255.00 NOTES 11 J Source: Oper. Sec. 91 Report, March accounting sheets. 14 i I j J I ~ I ..~c.. '111