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I f. . . 11 ., Basin Creek arxl the AniInas River when the river flow was insufficient for down- stream demands. The water users lNOuld be responsible for the conveyance, tJ:;eatment, and distribution of their respective water supplies. Recreation facilities would be provided at Ridges Basin arxl Southern Ute Reservoirs. A tract of land in the vicinity of the project area lNOuld be acx;ruired and tumed over to the Colorado Division of Wildlife to replace land owned by the Division ...m.ch ~ be required for Ridges Basin Reservoir. To <XI!1;len5ate for wildlife habitat ...m.ch ~d be lost at the reservoir, an area of land west of the reservoir and a second area west of Durange INOUld be acx;ruired and developed as big game habitat. J\ddi.tionally, land adjacent to Southern Ute Reservoir lNOuld be managed for wildlife. Sane existing recreation at Ridges Basin and sane white- water boating inthe AniInas River below Durango lNOuld be lost as a result of the project. The Bureau is seeking Congressional authorization to exceed existing liroi.tatioos 00 the expenditure of nonreinbursable project funds to mitigate and enhance cultural resources. WATER SUPPLY Colorado New Mexico Total Project SI.glly (average acre-feet annually) Irrigatioo M..mi.cipal and :i.OOustrial use Total Effects 00 Colorado River (annual average) Strean depletion (acre-feet) IRRIGATIOO SERIlICE AREAS (acres) Full service land Non- IOOi.an IOOi.an SUbtotal SUj;:plemental service 1and Non- IIrli.an IIrli.an SUbtotal Total 101,300 41,700 143,000 120,700 16,800 38,400 55,200 34,100 118,100 80,100 198,200 154,800 30,310 4,530 34,840 13,400 380 13,780 43,710 4,910 48,620 17,300 3,720 21,020 460 460 17 , 760 3,720 21,480 61,470 8,630 70,100