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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8147
Description
Arkansas River Basin - Gunnison-Arkansas Project
State
CO
Basin
Arkansas
Water Division
2
Date
1/1/1954
Author
Unknown
Title
Gunnison-Arkansas Project - Reply to Questionnaire from John P Saylor to Secretary of the Interior - RE HR 236
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />, <br />001740 <br /> <br />It has been assruned thot the cost of specific municipal water <br />supply works would be $22,124,000 even though constructed by the <br />municipalities. No ether basis fer an estllTh~te is readily available. <br />It has also been assumed that the ultimate cost of vmter te the <br />municipalities muld equal the total rates of Federal constructien <br />shoTm in table 13. The difference in rates between tables 7 and 13 <br />allows sufficient funds for D.I:lortization of the specific works by <br />the municipalities at an interest rate between 2 and 2-1/2 percent. <br />It sheuld be noted that all proposed rates for municipal water are <br />appreximations, subject to final dctel'oin"tion when a definite plmf <br />is prepared. <br /> <br />5. Question- <br /> <br />I <br />I, <br /> <br />I <br />t; <br /> <br />(a) Furnish a monthly operation study, for a critical period <br />of ten yoars, showing diversions of water from Colorado Rivor Basin to <br />,lrkansas River basin, amounts of such wator used directly for power <br />goneration or stored in proposed storage reservoirs at hecrl of J.rkansas <br />power canal for subsequent releasej reservoir stages in acre feot, <br />amounts of water releasc fran storage and total supply used for pov/et' <br />generation in each of six proposed pov~rplants, and thc amounts dis- <br />ch-:J.rged inte the ;\rkansas River. <br /> <br />(b) Furnish a monthly oporation study, for a typical critical <br />period of ten years and a typical flood yoar, of Pueblo Reserveir and <br />povlCrplant, shewing tot:il inflow and anounts th8reof of Colorado Rivor <br />Basin water, total releases and ~10unts thereof used for power genera- <br />tion, amounts thereof for municipal wator supply, reservoir stages in <br />acre feet capacity, effective pov/or head, energy generated (flrm and <br />socondary) and available kilowatt capacity. <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />Icnsv~r - A copy cf the Fryingpan-arkansas Project operation <br />study which supported the project .planninL repert dated January 1950 <br />accoopanies this memoranduo as exhibit B. The operation study covers <br />the 34-year period, 1911-1944. .. critical la-your period, 1931-1940j <br />has been m:~kod off on tho sunnary sheet and critical la-year average <br />datu cntcred at the botten of the page for each colunn of the opera- <br />tion study. ;, typical flood-year would be the nater yDar 1924 <br /> <br />The Fryingpari....'rkarisas Projoct is d esigTIed as a COO! dLndted <br />SystOD to accolJplish the functirons of a Dultiple~use project by im- <br />porting Colorado River water and providing for better use of native <br />:.rkansas River w::ctc:r. The quo.ntity of Goloro.do Riv0r YJ<J.tor to be <br />imported by the project is snail. ;.lthough nativo .~rkansas Rivor <br />wut0r usO-ble for povlLr generation gruatly oxceeds the inportcod watur <br />stored Oc,lorado River water provides a nater operating fund to nain-' <br />tain fim energy generation and pcoaking capability during low flow <br /> <br />- 5 - <br />
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