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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.106
Description
Animas-La Plata
State
CO
Basin
San Juan/Dolores
Water Division
7
Date
10/1/1992
Title
Animas-La Plata Participating Project
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Project Overview
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<br />~ <br /> <br />Coosttuction <br /> <br />Colorado River Storage Project <br />Animas-La Plata Participating Project <br /> <br />Colorado-New Mexico <br /> <br />Location: This project is 10C3led in southwestern Colorado and nonhwcstem New Mexico. <br /> <br />Description: The authorized project would provide 80,100 acre-feet annually of municipal and industrial <br />(M&:I) water supplies with new M&I water supplies alIOC3Ied fot'the Navajo Tribe, 7,600 <br />acre-feet; the Ute Mountain Ute Indians, 6,000 acre-feet; and the Southern Utes, 26,500 acre- <br />feet. M&I water would also be provided for Colorado non-Indians, 9,200 acre-feet (for <br />Durango and La Plata and adjacent rural areas) and for New Mexico communities and rural <br />areas, 30,800 acre-feeL The project would provide a Cull water supply for the irrigation of <br />11,980 acres of Ute Mountain Ute Indian land, 31,500 acres of non-Indian land in Colorado, <br />1,800 acres of Southern Ute Indian Resc[Vation land, and 4,530 acres of non-Indian land in <br />New Mexico. A supplemental supply would be provided for 17,650 acres of presently <br />irrigated land. Benefits would also result from =don and fish and wildlife cnhancemenL <br />The Other lnCornution Section, shown on a latcr page, explains the limitations on <br />construction of certain features in accordance with the finaJ biological opinion. <br /> <br />Authorization: Public Law 90-537, September 30, 1968, and Public Law 100-585, November 3, 1988. <br /> <br />Land Certification: January 19, 1982. <br /> <br />Dermite Plan Report: Approved August 18, 1980. <br /> <br />Benefit-Cost Ratios <br />as of October l,~: Direct Benefits: 1.4 <br /> <br />Total Benefits: 1.5 <br /> <br />The ratios were computed using the authorized intereSt rate of 3-1/4 percenL Direct and total <br />benefits did not change from the last submittal. The beneiit-cost ratio includes interest during <br />construction on both Federal and non-Federal contributions wh= applicable. <br /> <br />Completion Data: <br /> <br />A cost-sharing agreement was signed with State, Feder.>!, and Tribal entities on June 30, <br />1986, providing that Phase 1 of the project would be CODStructed in not less than 12 year.; <br />from initial coDStruction. Initial construction on three features of Phase 1 facilities is <br />scheduled to Ixgin in 1992. Scc the Other lnCormation Section for more detiils on <br />consuuclion activities. <br /> <br />187 <br />
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