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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8210.120.90.B
Description
7 Basin States/10 Tribes
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Colorado Mainstem
Date
8/28/1991
Author
State of California
Title
Conceptual Approach for Reaching Basin States Agreement on Interim Operation of Colorado River System Reservoirs, California's Use of Colorado Riber Water Above its Basic Apportionment and Implementa
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<br />t:I <br />I <br />01> <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />::a <br />tD <br />< <br />.... <br />tIl <br />tD <br />0. <br />~ <br /> <br />EXAMPLE OF <br />INTERSTATE WATER BANK OPERATION <br /> <br />· The Seven State Forum accepts Colorado's and Wyoming's offers in total and 14,378 <br />acre-feet of Utah's offer, agreeing to pay approximately $3.08 million, $2.72 mil/ion, <br />and $1.32 mil/ion, respectively. <br /> <br />· Metropolitan, Central Arizona Water Conservation District, and Las Vegas Valley <br />Water District pay $93.72 per acre-foot to California, Arizona, and Nevada, respectively. <br /> <br />· Payments of approximately $2.62 milIion, $4.12 million, and $0.37 million are made by <br />Arizona, California, and Nevada, respectively, to the Seven State Forum. Arizona and <br />Nevada utilize funds in their escrow accounts to make payments. <br /> <br />· The Seven State Forum pays Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. Colorado, Utah, and <br />Wyoming pay individual entities making water available and utilize funds to pay <br />administrative costs. <br /> <br />· Arizona and California divert their water from the Interstate Water Bank and Nevada <br />stores its Interstate Water Bank water in Lake Mead. Nevada has 196,000 acre-feet <br />of capacity remaining to store Interstate Water Bank water. <br />
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