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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />1672 <br /> <br />accomplis led within the first 10 years following completion of the Trinidad Dam and at least one <br />review sh, II be accomplished every 10 years thereafter. The primary object of such reviews will <br />be obtaining optimum beneficial use of! water as conditions change, operating experience is <br />gained, and more technical data become available. <br /> <br />FIVE CONDITIONS <br /> <br />State of Kansas <br /> <br />1. All inflows over established Colorado water rights (1156.05 cfs) be designated <br />flood flows and released as promptly as downstream conditions permit. The only time water so <br />designated may be stored in the conservation pool will be when John Martin Reservoir does not <br />have the capacity to store additional water. <br /> <br />2. Any subsequent amendment of the operating principles should be subject to review <br />and approval of the same interests as provided for in the original procedure. <br /> <br />3. Assurances that there will be no significant increase in water use which would <br />result in a depletion of w <Iter yield to other Colorado and Kansas water users. <br /> <br />4. That 5 years after beginning operation of the Trinidad Reservoir for irrigation <br />purposes, the operating I ,rinciples be reviewed to determine the effect, if any, the operation has <br />had on other Colorado and Kansas water users and the principles amended as necessary. Each 10 <br />years thereafter, reviews ;hould be provided with amendments as needed. <br /> <br />5. All operating records be open for inspection by any qualified representative of the <br />Arkansas River Compact Administration. <br /> <br />The Bureau of Reclamation concurs fully with the "Operating Principles" as set forth above, and <br />further agrees with the five conditions noted and suggested by the Sate of Kansas, also stated <br />above. <br />