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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />2') .', 3 <br />v ~, <br /> <br />The Holbrook Canal and Rocky Ford Canal Companies have both shown interest <br />in the possible opportunities to utilize the increase in reservoir storage and to <br />develop a delivery system from Lake Meredith to their respective diversion <br />headgates and/or canal. The current deliveries of Lake Meredith releases are via <br />the Lake Meredith Outlet Canal, Holbrook Canal, Fort Lyon Storage Canal, and <br />final discharging into the Arkansas River, <br /> <br />. Rocky Ford Delivery System - a new delivery system from the Lake <br />Meredith Outlet Canal to a location immediately upstream of the Rocky Ford <br />Diversion Headgates, The Lake Meredith Outlet Canal, Holbrook Siphon and <br />its current configuration would remain operational. The Rocky Ford Delivery <br />System would be required to convey a maximum flow of 83 cfs to the canal's <br />headgates. <br />. Holbrook Delivery System - the Lake Meredith Outlet Canal would be <br />rerouted to a location immediately upstream of the Holbrook Diversion <br />Headgates or continue in its present form with greater flow delivery through <br />the Holbrook diversion gate upstream of the Holbrook Siphon, The new <br />delivery system to the Holbrook Diversion which would allow downstream <br />senior water rights (Holbrook and Rocky Ford Canals) to divert water from <br />their respective headgates. These two canal's water rights have an estimated <br />revised total direct flow diversion of 1,083 cfs, The Holbrook siphon would <br />not be required under the new delivery system and therefore would be <br />abandoned, <br /> <br />Based on a cursory engineering review, the Holbrook Delivery System <br />alternative appears to be cost prohibitive and does not offer any significant <br />advantage from the present delivery system, In addition, the current system <br />historically has not diverted on a regular basis flow from the Lake Meredith <br />Outlet Canal to the Holbrook Canal. At this time, no further investigation and <br />analysis of this delivery system should be performed, <br /> <br />URS Greiner <br /> <br />Page 4 <br />