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<br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br /> <br />beyond the limits of any significant drawdown. <br />Also, they are somewhat deeper than the maximum <br />pit depth and since they are relatively small wells, <br />it is unlikely that they would be affected. <br />Replacement Water <br />Water will be maintained in the reclamation lakes by flow from <br />the ground water in adjacent aquifers. <br />The estimated historical consumptive use of water for the entire <br />parcel is 98 acre feet per year. The future consumptive use is <br />65 acre feet, primarily from surface evaporation which is estimated <br />to be 12 inches per year. The lake will be frozen over from <br />October to April. Historic consumptive use was greater than <br />future consumptive use, and no injury to other water appropriators <br />will occur. <br />The grasses to be planted as specified in the reclamation plan will <br />not be irrigated; they will be watered by rain, snow or natural <br />sub-irrigation. <br />Water Quality Impact <br />Since all of the water in the lakes will be from ground water, the <br />quality is now and will be identical with the water in adjacent <br />Pnna dl nF AA <br />