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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8141.700
Description
Fryingpan-Arkansas Project - Annual Operating Plans and Reports
State
CO
Basin
Arkansas
Water Division
5
Date
11/1/1974
Author
US DoI BoR
Title
Annual Operating Plan Fryingpan-Arkansas Project Colorado 1974 -1975
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Annual Report
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<br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />1080 <br /> <br />as possible. It is recognized that in actual operation circumstances may <br />require some variation from the plan. <br /> <br />Native inflow of Lake Fork Creek and Busk-Ivanhoe imports were estimated <br />from historic records. The annual results of the probability study <br />(exhibit 1 and exhibit 2) for the 10-, 50-, and 90-percent values were <br />distributed monthly on the basis of an average historic year. Native <br />inflow was stored and credited to the CF&I Steel Corporation's account <br />during the winter months. <br /> <br />If the Homestake tunnel should become operable during the 1975 water year, <br />the operation of Turquoise will be modified to include Homestake imports. . <br />Delivery of water presently in storage for Homestake Project was stopped <br />in November. The balance of the water was assumed to be delivered in <br />February and March. <br /> <br />During the past several water years, water has been stored in Turquoise <br />Lake for the Catlin Canal Company under an interim agreement. This was <br />done by an exchange with that company's Mt. Pisgah Reservoir on Oil Creek <br />and Larkspur Ditch transmountain diversions. Similar amounts and <br />pattern of storage was considered for Catlin Canal Company in 1975. <br /> <br />The Pueblo Water Board owns one-half of the Busk-Ivanhoe imports. As <br />the board has not renewed their contract to store water in Turquoise <br />Lake in 1975, their half of the Bus~-Ivanhoe imports was assumed passed <br />through the lake. <br /> <br />That part of the Busk-Ivanhoe imports belonging to the High Line Canal <br />Company was considered stored in Turquoise Lake under interim agreement. <br />Releases to High Line Canal Company was patterned after previous years. <br /> <br />CF&I Steel Corporation stores native inflow in the winter months up to <br />17,400 acre-feet under that corporation's 1902 storage right. Releases <br />of CF&I water were assumed to be the same as those occurring in 1974. <br /> <br />Fryingpan-Arkansas Project imports are based on a probability study, <br />exhibit 2. The imports are estimated to be as follows: most probable, <br />36,000 acre-feet; reasonable minimum, 19,000 acre-feet; and reasonable <br />maximum, 55,000 acre-feet. <br /> <br />Release of 12,000 acre-feet of water will be made for storage in Pueblo <br />Reservoir in March, April, and May. This transfer of water will depend <br />upon the ice conditions in Lake Fork Creek channel. If problems occur, <br />some changes in release will be made. <br /> <br />The amount of water considered delivered to the Southeastern Colorado <br />Water, Conservancy District was 12,500 acre-feet under most probable <br />conditions, 4,500 acre-feet under reasonable minimum conditions, and <br />31,500 acre-feet under reasonable maximum conditions. The amount of <br />water available to the district is that in excess of the buildUp storage <br />necessary to operate the project. <br /> <br />13 <br /> <br />
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