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2014-10-29_HYDROLOGY - M1982131
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DRMS Permit Index
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M1982131
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
10/29/2014
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SWSP
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DWR
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Applegate Group, Inc.
Permit Index Doc Type
Hydrology Report
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PSH
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i <br /> October through March non-irrigation season, for each river mile in distance between Hite and <br /> such alternative Delivery Point(s) (such distance calculated to the nearest one-tenth of a mile), or <br /> by such other amount as determined by the Division Engineer for Water Division No. 1 (such <br /> office or its replacement the "Division Engineer") or as specified in an applicable statute or <br /> decree from a court of applicable jurisdiction. The product of this calculation shall represent the <br /> amount of avoided transit loss in acre-feet, which Aurora shall be entitled to retain. <br /> 4. Source and Quality of Reclaimed Wastewater. The Reclaimed Wastewater to be <br /> provided by Aurora under this Agreement shall, at Aurora's discretion, consist of Aurora's <br /> reusable municipal return flows to the South Platte River, any fully consumable portion of <br /> changed irrigation water rights owned by, or available to Aurora, fully consumable water <br /> diverted pursuant to decrees entered in 03CW414, 03CW415 and 06CW104, and any other legal <br /> source of Reclaimed Wastewater available to Aurora. Under no circumstances shall this <br /> Agreement be interpreted to mean that Aurora must supply potable water should the sources set <br /> forth in this paragraph be unavailable. Aurora does not warrant or guaranty any water quality <br /> standards with respect to the Reclaimed Wastewater to be delivered as provided for under this <br /> Agreement and Lessee hereby waives any such warranty or guaranty. <br /> 5. Use of Reclaimed Wastewater. Lessee shall have the right to use and reuse to <br /> extinction the Reclaimed Wastewater delivered under this Agreement for water supply purposes, <br /> including replacement and exchange purposes in connection with any substitute water supply <br /> plan approved by the Colorado State Engineer's Office, and augmentation and exchange <br /> purposes in accordance with any augmentation plan decreed by the Colorado Water Court; <br /> provided that such use is consistent with the terms of this Agreement and all applicable laws, <br /> rules and regulations. Notwithstanding the foregoing provision, however, this entire Agreement <br /> shall be void if the Reclaimed Wastewater is used in any manner that benefits United Water and <br /> Sanitation District, East Cherry Creek Valley Water and Sanitation District or Farmers Reservoir <br /> and Irrigation Company. <br /> 6. Water Rights Accounting. Lessee will be solely responsible for any and all reporting <br /> and accounting required by the Colorado State Engineer, the Division Engineer for Water <br /> Division 1, the Water Commissioner for Water Commissioner District 2, or any other lawful <br /> authority after Aurora makes its delivery of the Reclaimed Wastewater as provided for under this <br /> Agreement. This responsibility includes, but is not limited to, Lessee's withdrawal of the <br /> Reclaimed Wastewater from the South Platte River (if any) and Lessee's use of the Reclaimed <br /> Wastewater. In addition to the report requirements set forth in Section 3(b) above, Aurora will <br /> provide any and all reporting and accounting required by the Colorado State Engineer, the <br /> Division 1 Engineer, or any other lawful authority concerning proof of the reusability of the <br /> Reclaimed Wastewater and conveyance of the Reclaimed Wastewater to the Delivery Point(s). <br /> 7. Subordination Clause. This Agreement shall be made expressly subordinate to any <br /> present or future city use of effluent for purposes of augmentation, exchange, or any other use <br /> which is or will be of greater direct benefit to Aurora and the users of its water delivery system, <br /> as well as to the water supply obligations which Aurora has incurred or will incur through any of <br /> the following: (a) the March 2, 1981, Water Agreement with the City of Arvada, Colorado and <br /> any renewals thereof, (b) the October 25, 1993, Effluent Agreement with the State of Colorado, <br /> Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation and any renewals thereof, (c) its obligation pursuant to <br /> 00941 1\0310\1749535.3 3 <br />
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