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Table 513 Transit Mix of Pueblo, Inc. - East Pit Projected Depletions, Credits, and Releases (February 2014 - January 2016) Scenario B - Net Excess Ditch Credit Available to Transit Mix (all values in acre -feet) Notes (I ] Net dcplc0on from evaporation, mined material and dust control at East Pit, equal to Cal [ 12] in Table 1 [2] Hamp -Bell Duch credits available to Transit Mix and provided by PB W W Once PB W W has the right to store the Hamp -Bell Ditch credits, Transit Mix no longer has to replace the winter time return flow obligation and is only entitled to the net excess credit after full augmentation of Chain of lake depletions (determined per Case No 03CW8) and replacement of winter nine delayed return Bows Transit loss may be assessed as indicated by the Water Commissioner or Division Engineer [3] Required additional storage delivery equals [ I ] - [2] [4J Pueblo Reservoir release equals [3] I 0 98 The 0 98 reflects a 2% transit loss to the East Pit Maximum lease is for 120 ac -ft delivered per year Water will come from either Pueblo Reservoir or Clear Creek Reservoir [5] Clear Creek Reservoir release equals [4] divided by 0 90, based upon a 10% transit loss to reach Pueblo Reservoir [6] Backup water release required from Twin Lakes Reservoir equals remaining replacement requirements that are not met by the Hamp -Bell credits and the Pueblo lease Transit losses are included and estimated to be the same as from Clear Creek Reservoir No Twin Lakes Reservoir water is projected to be required for this SWSP Replacement Required Water Required From Pueblo Lease Back Up Water Pueblo Clear Creek by Additional Release Required Net Hamp -Bell Storage Rest —, Reservoir From Twin Lakes Depletion Ditch Credit Deb,cry Release Release Reservmr Month fli [2] 3 4 1 151 f6j Feb -14 631 631 000 000 000 000 Mar -14 759 369 390 398 442 000 Apr -14 7 28 000 728 742 8 25 000 May -14 844 000 844 861 957 000 Jun -14 1095 000 1095 1118 1242 000 Jul -14 1087 000 1087 1109 1232 000 Aug -14 999 000 999 10 19 11 32 000 Scp -14 928 000 928 947 1052 000 Oct -14 786 000 786 802 892 000 Nos -14 679 000 679 693 770 000 Dec -14 5 85 000 5 85 5 97 6 63 000 Jan -15 587 000 587 599 665 000 Feb -15 631 631 000 000 000 000 Mar -15 7 59 3 69 3 90 398 442 000 Apr -15 7 28 000 7 28 7 42 8 25 000 May -15 844 000 844 861 957 000 Jun -15 1095 000 1095 11 i8 1242 000 Jul -15 1087 000 1087 1109 1232 000 Aug -15 999 000 999 10 19 11 32 000 Sep -15 9 28 000 929 947 10 52 000 Oct -15 786 000 786 802 892 000 Nov -15 679 000 679 693 770 000 Dec -15 585 000 585 597 663 000 Jan -16 587 000 587 599 665 000 2014 Total 97 I 100 87 1 88 8 98 7 0 0 2015 Total 97 I 100 87 1 88 8 98 7 0 0 Notes (I ] Net dcplc0on from evaporation, mined material and dust control at East Pit, equal to Cal [ 12] in Table 1 [2] Hamp -Bell Duch credits available to Transit Mix and provided by PB W W Once PB W W has the right to store the Hamp -Bell Ditch credits, Transit Mix no longer has to replace the winter time return flow obligation and is only entitled to the net excess credit after full augmentation of Chain of lake depletions (determined per Case No 03CW8) and replacement of winter nine delayed return Bows Transit loss may be assessed as indicated by the Water Commissioner or Division Engineer [3] Required additional storage delivery equals [ I ] - [2] [4J Pueblo Reservoir release equals [3] I 0 98 The 0 98 reflects a 2% transit loss to the East Pit Maximum lease is for 120 ac -ft delivered per year Water will come from either Pueblo Reservoir or Clear Creek Reservoir [5] Clear Creek Reservoir release equals [4] divided by 0 90, based upon a 10% transit loss to reach Pueblo Reservoir [6] Backup water release required from Twin Lakes Reservoir equals remaining replacement requirements that are not met by the Hamp -Bell credits and the Pueblo lease Transit losses are included and estimated to be the same as from Clear Creek Reservoir No Twin Lakes Reservoir water is projected to be required for this SWSP