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Permit No
C1996083A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
11/30/2004
Doc Name
Case No. CW 263 Water Augmentation Plan
Section_Exhibit Name
Exhibit 02 Water Augmentation
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• <br />Application of Bowie Resources, Limi[ed <br />Case No. 99 CW 263 <br />Ruling of Referee and Decree <br />Page 6 <br />iv. Amount: 568.8 acre feet absolute and 277.2 acre feet conditional. <br />Subsequently, the conditional portion and 185.8 acre feet of the absolute <br />portion were abandoned, leaving a total of 383 acre feet absolute. <br />v. Appropriation Date: September 1, 1934. <br />vi. Decreed use: Irrigation. <br />22. Statement of Plan for Augmentation: <br />A. General. Applicant owns and operates the Bowie Mine No. 2, the portal of which is <br />located in Section 10, T. 13 S., R. 91 W., 6th P.M., Delta County, Colorado. The mine is located <br />in the North Fork of the Gunnison River Basin. The location of the mine is shown on Figure 1 <br />attached hereto. The mine is an underground coal mine, with related processing and shipping <br />facilities. The water rights and augmentation plan described in this Application will all be used in <br />connection with the operation of the Bowie No. 2 Mine. <br />B. Augmentation of Pond Evaporation Losses. The Bowie Sedimentation Ponds • <br />described in the First Claim for Relief, above, have been constructed on property owned by <br />Applicant, below the Bowie Mine No. 2, to intercept area surface runoff and detain such runoff to <br />allow any suspended pollutants to settle out prior to the release or other discharge of the water from <br />the Ponds. Each of the Bowie Sedimentation Ponds will have an emergency spillway and an outlet <br />pipe. The nonna] water surface elevation will be maintained at or below the level of the outlet pipe. <br />Immediately following storm events the water level may be higher, but only for a short level oftime. <br />Water from the outlet pipes of each of the Ponds will be discharged into the Deer Trail Ditch, and <br />then transported through this ditch to the North Fork of the Gunnison River. The only consumptive <br />uses from the Ponds will be evaporation losses. The evaporation losses from the Ponds will be <br />augmented and replaced as follows: <br />i. Evaporation from the Bowie Sedimentation Ponds could occur during periods <br />of call by senior water rights downstream of the Ponds on the North Fork of the Gunnison River. <br />Under strict administration the call period could include all months except the peak runoff season. <br />However, under the plan proposed by Applicant, augmentation and replacement water will be <br />provided for all evaporation losses, even those occurring in the peak runoff season. <br />ii. The total annual evaporation from the three Bowie Sedimentation Ponds will <br />be 1.88 acre feet (AF). This is based on a normal pond surface area for the three ponds of 0.718 <br />acres and a net pond evaporation rate of 31.38 inches per year. Pond evaporation was calculated • <br />using the State Engineer's method for gravel pit ponds, monthly precipitation data from the Paonia <br />Weather Station, and a mean annual evaporation rate of 42 inches based on NOAA data. The <br />monthly distribution of this evaporation is shown on Table 5, attached hereto. <br />
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