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0367 2.7 '" , ~ r,. , " ~ Figure 2.4 shows typical charts of reservoir levels and instream flows in the Fryingpan River below Rocky Fork for dry, average and wet years. 2.1.5 Alternative 5. Municipal/Industrial Water Sales on Demand With a Single Fill Limitation on Ruedi Reservoir This alternative is identical to the third alternative (Section 2.1.3), except'that a single fill restriction has been imposed. A second fill right is assumed not to be in effect. The maximum level of water sales which could be achieved under this alternative is 50,000 acre-feet per year. Figure 2.5 shows typical charts of reservoir levels and instream flows in the Fryingpan River below Rocky Fork for dry, average and wet years. The following is the monthly distribution of water sales: October, 3,900 acre-feet November, 3,700 acre-feet De cember , 3,800 acre-feet January, 3,800 acre-.feet February, 3,500 acre-feet '.-' March, 3,800 acre-feet April, 3,900 acre-feet May, 4,500 acre-feet June, 4,700 acre-feet July, 5,100 acre-feet August, 5,000 acre-feet September, 4,300 acre-feet 2.1.6 Alternative 6. Municipal/Industrial Water Sales Minimizing Risk to Fish, Wildlife and Recreation This alternative provides for M&I water sales which minimize risk to instream and recreation values. The level of risk to instream and recreation . uses is in accordance with the hydrology of the Fryingpan River basin (see Section 4.1.1 for a more detailed discussion of this risk). A sales on demand delivery schedule was used to achieve the objectives under this alternative (see the discussion in Section 4.1.1 and Figure 4.1). The maximum level of water sales which could be achieved under this alternative is 45,000 acre-feet per year. Figure 2.6 shows charts of the reservoir levels and instream flows in the Fryingpan River below Rocky Fork for dry, average and wet years. The monthly distribution of water demand is as follows: Oc tober, November, December, 3,500 3,300 3,500