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lIJZ<J'5,) Column No. 6. Depleted flows of the South Fork. 7. Demand below "At Buford" equal to Column 1 minus Column 6. 8 - 9. Historic flow in the White River measured at "At Buford" and "Near Buford: gaging stations. "Near Buford" gaging station is the proposed point of diversion for the Yellow Jacket Project. 10. Demand below the Yellow Jacket Diversion Dam1 of senior water rights. 11. Minimum fish flow requirements below the yellow Jacket Div~rsion Dam. 12. Required flow below Yellow Jacket Diversion Dam. The larger of Column 10 or 11. 13. Increase in Bypass required at Yellow Jacket diversion dam, computed by com- paring Column 12 with Column 44 of the U.S.B.R. project operations study. 14. Shortages to the Yellow Jacket Project: f3 1. Condition A shorgates are assumed to have occurred in Condition ~ - plus: Q. Increased shortages are assumed to occur at anytime an increased bypass .,....;Jr. was required unless: 3. The shortages could have been made up by reducing spills occurring in Condition A of U.S.B.R. project operation studies. In determining whether spills would have reduced shortages, physical water supply was taken into account as well as storage in the Lost Park and Ripple Reser- voirs and stream gains between the reservoir and the diversion dam~ 16. White River below diversion dam: adjusted for Column 13. Column 44, U.S.B.R. operation studies "- '. 17. Remaining surplus water in the South Fork: Equals Column 6 or the surplus above the main stream demands below the South Fork. 18. Water supply available to Rocky Mountain Power Company. 1964 filings on the South Fork: Equals 22.9% of the flow of the South Fork at the Buford gaging Station. "..;;.::/. 20. Shortage to Rocky Mountain Power Co. 1964 filings: Column 18 minus Colwnn 19. 21. Total Shortage to Rocky Mountain Power Company water rights, Column 5 plus < Column 20. 2- ~-