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<br />9 <br /> <br /> <br />-nl~ <br />Uv ~ <br /> <br />would be lowered to a capacity of 39,600 acre-feet by April 30, and <br /> <br />a uniform outflow of 498 c,f,s, maintained until July 1, at which <br /> <br />time the reservoir would fill to capacity. Under ~ probable <br /> <br />inflow conditions, the reservoir would be lowered to a capacity of <br /> <br />39,600 acre-feet by April 30, and a uniform outflow of 264 c,f.s. <br /> <br />maintained until July 1, when the reservoir would fill to capacity, <br /> <br />Under both the maximum and most probable inflow conditions, the <br /> <br />reservoir drawdown in March and April would be limited to 5 feet per <br /> <br />week in accordance with the designer's operating criteria. <br /> <br />Early in July, the reservoir water level will be lowered to elevation <br /> <br />7764.0 feet and maintained at that level until September 15, From <br /> <br />September 15 to October 1, the reservoir water level will be lowered <br /> <br />at a uniform rate of 0.25 foot per day, <br /> <br />Turquoise Lake <br /> <br />At the end of water year 1969 (September 30) Turquoise Lake content <br /> <br />was 35,205 acre-feet. Of that amount, 10,181 acre-feet was owned by <br /> <br />the CF&I Steel Corporation, 8,461 acre-feet by the Homestake Project, <br /> <br />3,527 acre-feet by the High Line Canal Company, and 13,036 acre-feet <br /> <br />by the Fryingpan-Arkansas Project, <br /> <br />The three studies depicting anticipated operations for October through <br /> <br />March of water year 1970 are the same for all conditions of inflow, <br /> <br />The storable water from Busk-Ivanhoe imports and native flow of <br />