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. lG"''' 10 Because the effects are indeterminate, the following conditions (d) and (e) are not specified, but are left until such time as the feasibility of operating thereunder can be proven; to- wit: (d) By regulation in Trinidad Reservoir of summer flows historicaUy diverted to project lands provided that future stream flow records disclose such further regulation would not materially increase depletions or that any material increase in depletions be compensated by suitable replacement to lands served by John Martin Reservoir. (e) By storage in Trinidt d Reservoir of aU flood flows originating on the Purgatoire River above the reservoir other, han those specified in condition (b), provided that suitable replacement is made to John Martin Reservoir to the extent that such storage in Trinidad Reservoir would result in material depletion of the inflow from the Purgatoire River into John Martin Reservoir and interfere with its operation as established by the Arkansas River compact. 3. values. The maintenance of a minimum pool for enhancement of recreation and fishery 4. . capacities: The construction of the Trinidad Dam and Reservoir with the fo\lowing a\located Flood Control. . . . . . . . .. ........................... .51,000 acre-feet Irrigation and M & I . . . .. ........................... 20,000 acre-feet Permanent fishery pool. .. ........................... 15,967 acre-feet Joint use *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 39.000 acre-feet Total capacity 125,967 acre-feet *For irrigation, M & I and sediment accumulation. Article II - DEFINITION OF TERMS Definition of terms as used herein: I. "Reservoir" means the Reservoir constructed on the Purgatoire River above the City of Trinidad, Colorado. . 2. "District" means the Purgatoire River Water Conservancy District, that entity created and existing under laws of the State of Colorado to contract for repayment to the United States of an appropriate share of the project costs aUocated to the irrigation and M & I use. The District shall also be the agency responsible for the regulation of irrigation and M & I water supplies within the District boundaries in the manner set forth therein. 3. "Unused Sediment Capacity" means that portion of the 39,000 acre-feet of