WSP05639

• File Number: 8221.112.M
• Description: Central Arizona Project
• State: AZ
• Basin: Colorado Mainstem
• Date: 1/1/1989
• Title: Central Arizona Project: Central Arizona Water Conservation District Fiscal Year 1989-1990 Annual Report
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Annual Report

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SubconJracts

Before Central Arizona Project (CAP) water can be delivered on a long-
term basis, each prospective user must execute and have validated a subcontract
with CA WCD and the Secretary of the Interior. The following Subcontracting
status report lists the municipal and industrial, Indian, and non-Indian users of
the CAP, during the fiscal year ending June 30,1990,

Subcontracts for non-Indian
agricultural water were offered to 23
different entities. Of these, 10 have
entered into subcontracts for CAP
water service, 10 have declined, two
are still pending, and one was de-
clared ineligible. Subcontracts have
been signed for 70.7 percent of the
available non-Indian agricultural
water supply.

Fifty-four entities for munici-
pal and industrial water service have
signed subcontracts and five have
declined. As of July 1990, subcontracts have been signed for 78.96 percent of the
available non-Indian municipal and industrial water supply.

Water is delivered to the Phoenix Union Hills Water Treatment Plant.

Nine Indian entities have signed contracts with the United States. This
represents 44.1 percent of the allocated CAP water for Indian entities,

Contracts can be issued on an interim basis for CAP water service. The
Existing Interim Contracts' list reveals the users who have signed short-term
(two years or less) contracts for water service,

In the interim list, CAP customers listed under Subcontractors are the
entities that also have signed long-term contracts. The users listed under Non-
subcontractors have short-term only contracts for CAP water service,

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