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4. Overall organization of accountine spreadsheet and required information per tab a. Overall organization The following are typical spreadsheet tab names in accounting. See the example and screenshots section for an overview of what this might look like: i. Contact/Plan Information tab ii. Input tab(s) iii. Depletions lit Obligations tab iv. Replacement tab v. Summary tab A. DWR tab vii. DWR Meters tab viii. Version/Notes tab Fewer or additional tabs as necessary for more simple or complex accounting, subject to approval by the Division Engineer b. Contact/Plan Information Tab The accounting must provide the contact information including name and email address for: i. The party(s) responsible for submitting the accounting ii. The plan administrator and/or the plan attorney iii. Water court case number (format of YYCWXXXX), SWSP name and 4-digit Plan ID, or Ground Water Commission Order represented in the accounting. iv. The 7-digit overall WDID(s) associated with the augmentation plan (not the individual structure WDIDs).Z c. Input Tab(s) When possible, all cells showing diversion of water (well pumping and stream diversions) should be located on one or multiple input tabs as shown below. Cells with regular input, such as meter readings and reservoir releases, should be shaded a specifically identified color to distinguish them from cells that use formulas to convert or summarize the input. Depending on the specific operation, the following may be included on Input tabs: i. Estimated water use or evaporation: When meters or measurement structures are not required, water consumption is estimated based on counts (number of homes, number of domestic animals, acreage of pond surface area, etc.) multiplied by a factor. Include a column or row for each of the following that are relevant to the augmentation plan: 1. Type of use: single family dwellings, domestic animals, area of lawn and garden (include units - square feet or acres), area of pond evaporation (include units - square feet or acres), etc. 2. Count or area input value for each type: the number of homes or domestic animals or the area (square footage or acres of home lawn and garden irrigation or pond surface evaporation). [this is the "Input" that could change regularly] z Colorado Decision Support System Tools (https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools) can be used to find WDIDs (see Structures), court case numbers (see Water Rights), and other supporting information. Questions can be submitted to Ask DWR by visiting the DWR homepage at: dwr.colorado.2ov/ Page 4/15