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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8240.200.30.B
Description
UCRBRIP Instream Flow Approprations
State
CO
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
1/1/1996
Author
CWCB
Title
CWCB Board Meeting ISF Memos
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Board Memo
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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />,; <br /> <br />Attachment 1 - continued <br /> <br />to proceed in accordance with interstate compacts. The Board is <br />not authorized to make appropriations that would deprive the people <br />of Colorado of the beneficial use of waters available by law and <br />interstate compact. To assure that this appropriation does not <br />deprive the people of Colorado of the beneficial use of compacted <br />water, the Board has determined that the recovery flow water right <br />shall be for available flows in excess of a carve out for future <br />development of 52,000 acre-feet of consumptive use annually, to be <br />distributed on a monthly or other periodic basis, and has further <br />determined that 72,000 acre-feet of the decreed annual flow shall <br />be modifiable to increase the carve out. The recovery flow water <br />right will not be administered as against junior rights until new <br />development under senior conditional rights and junior rights <br />exceeds 52,000 acre-feet of consumptive use annually, as it may be <br />distributed on a monthly or other periodic basis. Water rights <br />decreed absolute as of the date of filing of this application will <br />not be counted as depletions of the carve out. <br /> <br />e. In determining whether to modify the modifiable portion <br />of the recovery flow water right, the Board will base its decision <br />on whether and to what extent failure to modify would deprive the <br />people of Colorado of the beneficial use of water available under <br />interstate compacts and whether and to what extent modification <br />would continue to preserve the natural environment, including <br />particularly the environment of the listed species, to a reasonable <br />degree. The decree entered in this case shall set forth the <br />criteria and procedures for modification to increase the <br />development carve out. <br /> <br />f. The decree in this case will provide that it cannot be <br />used as the basis for an objection to future changes of water <br />rights or upstream exchanges of water rights, so long as such <br />changes or exchanges do not cause material injury to the water <br />rights decreed herein. To the extent that such changes or <br />exchanges do not result in any increase in historical consumptive <br />use, which in the case of changes involving conditional water <br />rights will be determined based on the contemplated draft of such <br />rights a't the original point of diversion, there will exist a <br />presumption of no injury. Furt'hermore,,' the quantities of water <br />associated with noninjurious changes and exchanges will not result <br />in a reduction of 'either the carve out of water for future <br />development or the modifiable portion of this decree. To the <br />extent that changes or exchanges would cause material injury to the <br />water rights decreed herein, they will be treated like junior water <br />rights under the carve out and modifiability provisions of this <br />decree. <br /> <br />g. The Recovery Program is generally intended to provide the <br />means of compliance by existing and future water projects with the <br />Endangered Species Act, thereby avoiding the imposition of bypass <br />flows and other regulatory requirements. The adjudication of the <br />recovery flow water right will contribute to sufficient progress <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br />..................-.........-- .--. <br />
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