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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1984036
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
3/7/1997
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LETTER OF INTENT MASTER TEMPORARY SUBSTITUTE SUPPLY PLAN DOR VARRA CO INC FOR ALL EXTRACTION ACTIVIT
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<br />without delay. Both extraction and replacement water is applied in a n <br />protects without encumbering regulatory, human, financial, ar natural <br />It's a formula approach whose benefits should outweigh any minor va <br />the general assumptions, similar to that implied by significant figure <br />certain site specific values need to be considered, they can be apF <br />time of notification of the opening of a new property, or subsequent to <br />water and applied assumptions are already in place and the use <br />specific data will only produce a slight modification in overall values [re <br />demands]. <br />What isn't clear under this Letter of Intent, is the specific nature and c <br />that should be inherent in such a plan, since this information will <br />cooperatively by the combined thought and participation of District 5 a <br />Commissioners, affected Water Conservation Districts, the OSE <br />Operator [Varra Companies, Inc.]. Agreement is often reached, after- <br />water court. The Temporary Substitute Supply Plan often doesn't go <br />but even if it does, it seems substantially more beneficial to gain con: <br />participation proactively. Again, the greater unknown element is time. <br />will it take to gather the data, gain input from diverse interests, pa <br />approve the Master Plan. As long as sufficient water is held in trust <br />worrying about Time. lost production. or lost water -because for all i <br />purposes, there will be very little waste of any under this arrangement. <br /> <br /> <br />AND MASTER SUBSTITUTE SUPPLY PLAN: <br />5 <br />that <br />s lost in <br />Should <br />i at the <br />tt, since <br />the site <br />derived <br />6 Water <br />and the <br />e-fact, in <br />at route, <br />tsus and <br />iow long <br />aqe and <br /> <br />and <br />BANK <br />This letter is preceded by considerable reconnaissance of ideas Prom 1 dlvlduals <br />whose organizations share an important role in the crafting of a Mas er Plan, <br />establishment of a Trustee, and effecting the plan in the real orld of <br />applications. The intent is to make a 'Plan' that fully integrates the dive se roles <br />and interests of all concerned and apply those roles in an orchestrated manner <br />that benefits everyone. To do that, everyone will have opportunity to uild this <br />plan, instead of reacting to it after-the-fact. In this manner, the 'Plan' ill more <br />likely be able to be 'applied' on the ground and have a more genuine ffect in <br />protecting and advancing the interests of all. <br />Individuals who are key to the development, approval, and implementation of a <br />Master Plan are identified below. Each individual 'Contact' express some <br />Wednesday 5 March 1997 Letter of Intent to Form a Master Temporary Substitute Suppl Plan for <br />the Colorado Office of the State Engineer and Varra Companies, Inc. <br />
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