PERMFILE104365

• Permit No: M1988042
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Name: APPLICATION FOR MINING & RECLAMATION PERMIT
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Hydrology Report
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it .is hoped that by diverting water from Boulder Creek
-, into Phase I, thence through each subsequent phase and
eventually returning to Boulder Creek from the north-
west corner of Phase VI, will enhance both the stream
and the lake as a fishery.
It should not be interpretted that all of Boulder Creek
..will be diverted. Only a portion of the waters used on
this land will be routed in this manner.
• ~ WATEiR RIGHTS

Western Paving and Stromquist have more than adequate
.,; `. senior water rights that have historically been used on
y~•.. the land of this project,. to provide for the evaporative
i•;;.-y. losses which will be caused by the creation of the
4`;.;;i,.
. proposed lakes.
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'.;;€q.;~:. In addition to Stromquist's waters, unknown at this
writing, Western Paving owns:
¢! Name of Ditch Ownership Decreed Priorit
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Smith b Emmons 2-~ shares 1863 18
- Godding 3 shares 1865 28
'', Carr a Tyler 4/10 interest 1864 19
N.K.Smith & Tyler ALL 1861 9
C.B.T. 110 Ac.Ft.
The 6 lakes as proposed, will create a surface area of
_,~ 430 acres. The evaporative loss may vary due to climatic
conditions, such as temperature, rainfall, wind, etc. An

i acceptable loss figure would 765 Ac.Ft. per year.
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An augmentation agreement with the District 6 water users
will be reached prior to the establishment of any
surface water that could cause evaporative loss to the
,- Boulder Creek system. In addition, if required, well
permits will be acquired from the State Engineers office.
An adjustment t o these agreements will be necessary
upon the final reclamation size of the lakes. The lakes
surface area will, in all probability, be less than that
proposed, due to the presence of uneconomically minable
areas and excess unmarketable material.
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