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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8277.600.10
Description
Big Sandy River Unit - Colorado River Salinity Control Program
State
WY
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
6/1/1986
Title
Findings of No Significant Impact and Environmental Assessment Summary
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EIS
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<br />in the reservoirs could be released with approval of the Wyoming State <br />Engineer on a schedule that would enhance fish habitat and reduce <br />downstream flood damages. The following schedule is an example of how <br />excess water may be released for this purpose during an average water <br />year: <br /> <br />- May through November (24-25 cfs) <br />- November 25 through April 20 (15 cfs) <br />- April 21 through April 30 (186 cfs) <br /> <br />The salinity control project will have an effect on Bone Draw. <br />As the irrigation water management practices are installed and less <br />water reaches the underground aquifer, the water levels in Bone Draw <br />will diminish. This, in turn, will reduce the saline seep flows <br />initially. Eventually, all water flows from the Bone Draw drainage will <br />cease. <br /> <br />Installation of the Selected Plan is not expected to have any <br />adverse effects on endangered species that may occur in the project <br />area. <br /> <br />The selected plan of low pressure sprinkler irrigation systems and <br />other irrigation water management practices will increase on-farm <br />irrigation efficiency by approximately 29 percent. This change will <br />reduce deep percolation to the ground water aquifer by about 18,200 <br />acre-feet per year. See Table 2 for the Present Condition vs. Future <br />With Implementation of the Selected Plan. <br /> <br />TABLE 2 <br /> <br />PRESENT CONDITION VS. FUTURE WITH PROJECT <br /> <br /> Present <br /> (1985) Future With Project <br />Water-Righted Acres 18,370 18,370 1/ <br />Irrigated Acres 15,700 15,700 I/ <br />Conveyance Efficiency Percent 82 72 I/ <br />On-farm Efficiency Percent 39 68 <br />Annual Salt Load (Tons/Year) 157,570 104,670 3/ <br />Salt Load From Irrigation (Tons/Year) 142,250 89,350 "i/ <br /> <br />1/ There are 18,370 water-righted acres in the project area that receive water sometime <br />during any 5-year period. But, due to limited water supply and with present <br />irrigation efficiencies, only 15,700 acres receive water anyone year. It is assumed <br />that approximately 85 percent of the water-righted acres will have salinity plans at <br />the end of the installation period. <br /> <br />l/ Assuming canals and laterals to continued seepage loss at an average of 10,200 <br />ae ft/yr. Reducing on-farm diversion requirement will result in a higher percentage <br />of the total amount of water required being lost in the conveyance system. <br /> <br />3/ Reducing waterflow through the aquifer by 18,200 ac ft/yr will result in a reduction <br />of total dissolved solids by 52,900 tons per year. <br /> <br />CUllu3 <br /> <br />13 <br />
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