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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.100.40
Description
CRSP
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
6/30/1984
Author
USDOI
Title
28th Annual Report on the Statuts of the Colorado River Storage Project
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Annual Report
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<br /> <br />because of changing market conditions, <br /> <br />Studies are underway with the State of <br />Wyoming to determine the feasibility of <br />piping saline water to Jim Bridger Power- <br />plant for powerplant cooling in conjunction <br />with Chevron-Texasgulf use, <br /> <br />The USDA onfarm program, as outlined in <br />their Big Sandy Report, is being reevaluated <br />to see it low pressure spflnkler Ifflgatlon <br />is a viable project plan, <br />Dirty Devil River Unit: <br />BaSIC data collection was completed to <br />more accurately Idenfity, to locate, and to <br />quantify the alternative plans capable of <br />reducing the salinity entering the river, The <br />study is scheduled for completion in Fiscal <br />Year 1 986, Present plans call for collecting <br />the saline flows from Salt Wash and South <br />Salt Wash and disposing of the flows by <br />deep well injection, <br />Glenwood.Dotsero Springs Unit: <br /> <br />The preferred plan would collect saline <br />flows from Glenwood and Dotsero Springs <br />and deliver the flows through a 140-mile <br />pipetine to evaporation ponds for disposal <br />near West Salt Creek on the Colorado-Utah <br />border, The plan is not being pursued since <br /> <br />12 <br /> <br /> <br />Brine Intrusion in fields, looking upstream on the <br />Dolores Rrver in Paradox Valley <br /> <br />it is not as cost-effective as other plans <br />being implemented in the basin and, under <br />Colorado water law, evaporation is not <br />considered a beneficial use of water, Other <br />alternatives are to ufilize the saline water <br />as part of WESTRANS or to find a local in- <br />dustrial use, The study is scheduled to look <br />at several local industrial uses in greater <br />detail before the completion of the Regional <br />Director's Planning Report and Draft Envi- <br />ronmentallmpact Statement in Fiscal Year <br />1985, <br />La Verkin Springs Unit: <br />A preliminary findings report was released <br />in August 1984 recommending the study <br />be discontinued because of poor cost- <br />effectiveness, This recommendation has <br />been concurred in by the Salinity Control <br />Forum and the Commissioner's Office, <br />Lower Gunnison Basin Unit: <br />The Planning Report and Final Environ- <br />mental Impact Statement were filed with <br />EPA on January 12, 1984, Reclamation has <br />recommended to the Secretary of the Inter- <br />ior that the Planning Report and Final <br />Environmental Impact Statement be adopted <br />and transmitted to the Office of Manage- <br />ment and Budget and to the President for <br /> <br /> <br />Sail slowly chokes out farm land <br /> <br />advice on forwarding the report to Congress <br />for consideration for authorization, Advance <br />pianning studies were initiated on the <br />winter water portion in Fiscal Year 1 984, <br /> <br />Legislation authorizing construction of this <br />unit was passed in October 1984, <br />Lower Virgin River Unit: <br />Additional studies were programmed to <br />investigate the viability of capturing Lower <br />Virgin River saline underflows and surface <br />flows and diverting them for industrial use <br />as powerplant cooling water. Fiscal Year <br />1985 funds will provide for investigation of <br />the potential alternatives for the collection, <br />conveyance, and use of the saline water, <br />USDA has published a Virgin Valley onfarm <br />salinity report. Implementation of fhe USDA <br />program is scheduled for initiation in 1985, <br />McElmo Creek Unit: <br />The most economical plan identified in- <br />corporates at least a part of theMcElmo <br />Creek Unit with the Dolores PrOject which <br />is now under construction, The Highline <br />Canal of the Montezuma Valley Irrigation <br />Company, a part of the McElmo Creek Unit, <br />will be combined with the Towaoc Canal <br />of the Dolores Project for reduced seepage <br />
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