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<br />2420 Alcott Street, Denver. Co <br /> <br />CIA "1 <br />sc j' <br /> mE ers. .te <br /> , <br />F '.~.' j..:::';~-:'; L'. ;)~ :'.:. .. I <br />0.' <br />I 080211 (303) 458-551' <br />rec <br />E Ii <br /> <br />o <br /> <br />-M'-WN'& ~ <br />:_ ~ 'c . ,:-: <br />~. - ;:.':.... ~~ " , h -,-~-. .~.; <br />~~..!'Z:::.z;U.E~i:o::.:r-;:;..:w.~~~~(~ <br /> <br />--.:) <br />McLaughlin Wate <br /> <br />- <br />~.-n..~1:1IA. <br />').(...:......~o;! <br />'.:""~:~n <br />".-y <br /> <br />"~-~..=tt. ":"'~_"~'~"'__ ~.L."I""'" ... ..."'"<:'-....:.~ ~L...I-IJ...:.,~~:.:.,- <br /> <br />September 26, 1989 <br /> <br />~~ <br /> <br />RONALD C I-{cUUGHUf'J <br />HALfORD E. ERICKsoN <br />DOUGi--'S T. SOVERN <br />WTLUAM C. TAGGART <br />W1lllAM il ".(U;U"Ll <br />RALPH L TOREN <br />TERiENCE P. J(..E....YON <br />GEZA E.J<METTY <br />RAYMOND W. STADLER <br /> <br />Mr. Eugene 1 Jencsok <br />Colorado State Water Conservation Board' <br />Department of Natural Resources <br />721 Centennial Building <br />1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br /> <br />SEP 2. 7 '89 <br />\:,.OfIAOU ~AT~ <br />C~ONSERVA110N <br />SOARD <br /> <br />CtNt".~URllElL <br />MICHAEL E. MERCER <br />JOHN to{ PflAUM <br />MlCHAEL It GALUZZl <br />RONALD E. DVORAK <br />scon E. LEHMAN <br />lCENNE~ 0 :m:e....RT <br />MARY ANNE BUSH <br />BIlJ.ANS KOL..5TAD <br /> <br />RE: <br /> <br />Bear Creek Reservoir Study - Estimated Inflows and Outflows Cor Morrison <br /> <br />HAROLD ROBERTS <br />)...CK. W. STEINMEYER <br />LE...NOER L URM"l' <br />DANIEL M. PHRAMAU. <br /> <br />Dear Gene: <br /> <br />We have made an estimate ofthe inflows and outflows for the Town of Morrison's 50 acre-feet in the <br />Bear Creek Reservoir during a hydrological period similar to the 1949-1957 period. Generally, these <br />estimates are based upon a certain amount of growth, probably in the 200 percent range, and a <br />reservoir capacity of approximately 300 acre-feet. Morrison would be fully using the flexibility <br />provided in Cases no, 82CW425 and 87CW301. <br /> <br />The other extreme is that the population of Morrison does not change and that the only storage <br />Morrison has is the Operating Reservoir, which has a capacity of28.8 acre-feet. For such a scenario, <br />which may accurately describe the near term, Morrison could opt to store its converted Warrior and <br />Lewis and Strouse rights in Bear Creek Reservoir. <br /> <br />In either.of these scenarios, the inflows and outflows would, generally, be similar, except that the <br />storage of sewage credits would be considerably less. Also, in the second scenario, all of the winter <br />return flow obligations would be stored in Bear Creek Reservoir rather than being split between Bear <br />Creek Reservoir and other storage vessels. <br /> <br />IIi gene~al, the estimated inflows and outflows are based upon the following assumptions: <br /> <br />1. <br />2. <br /> <br />Morrison's water demands will increase by 200 percent. <br />Morrison will have 300 acre..feet of storage available to meet these increased demands <br />through a drought cycle. <br />Storage water will be available from its storage rights in Cases No. 82CW425 and <br />87CW30 I, which is comprised of 3.125 shares in the Warrior Ditch and 100-inches in <br />the Lewis and Strouse Ditch, <br /> <br />...r..o:::" <br /> <br />3. <br /> <br />ASPEN. CO <br />(30)\ oJ25-t9~O <br /> <br />TI/1...SA.OK <br />(91~' 664-2741 <br /> <br />GLEND^l~ AZ <br />(60~} 931.5050 <br /> <br />LAKE DILLON. CO <br />(30J} 46S-21~1 <br /> <br />1o..,,;7'E.........;-d .::x....:C7Icr.. ThL. '"-lE.'<; ,'....c. r'-=-"""<.iS~ Flit:; ?ROTIL"i'.C:. ;..'.... ."Eil ilA:i~;., :U.,-!-=-":IO~ ~i'EC1AL . H)L'.",-I..L.:":.5 .u...1': "r _ D.;:" ",,'.:: i.:nU';;E.5 ~cr:f\,C'\IlC~ <br />