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Appendix A Amendments are highlighted in green <br />Lafarge West, Inc. <br />Riverbend East <br />Substitute Water Supply Plan - Evaporative Losses <br /> <br />Month Percent of <br />Annual <br />Evaporation <br />A Gross Lake <br />Evaporation <br />(ft) <br />B <br />Precipitation <br />(in) <br />C Effective <br />Precipitation <br />(ft) <br />D Net Lake <br />Evaporation <br />(acre-ft/acre) <br />E Totes Lake <br />Evaporation <br />(ac-ft) <br />F <br />Apr-10 9.0% 0.34 0.00 0.00 0.34 3.38 <br />May-10 12.0% 0.45 0.00 0.00 0.45 4.50 <br />Jun-10 14.5% 0.54 2.73 0.16 0.38 3.84 <br />Jul-10 15.0% 0.56 2.56 0.15 0.41 4.13 <br />Aug-10 13.5% 0.51 2.71 0.16 0.35 3.48 <br />Se 10 10.0% 0.38 1.63 0.10 0.28 2.80 <br />Oct-10 7.0% 0.26 1.26 0.07 0.19 1.89 <br />Totes 810/o 3.0 10.9 0.6 2.4 24.0 <br />Total Exposed Water Surface = 10.0 acres <br />Annual Precipitation = 13.0 inches - Estimated using the CDSS webslte's isohyet map <br />Gross Annual Evaporation = 45 inches -Taken from NOAA Technical Report NWS 33 <br />(A) Taken from General Guidelines for Substitute Water Supply Plans for Sand and Gravel Pits Submitted to The State Engineer <br />(B) Gross lake evaporation = (A) *(Gross Annual Evaporation / 12) <br />(C) Annual precipitation estimated using CDSS isohyets. Mean monthly precipitation values based on distribution of the Brighton weather station precipitz <br />(D) Effective precipitation = 0.7*(C)/12 <br />(E) Net lake evaporation from exposed water surfaces = (B) - (D) <br />(F) Total lake evaporation from exposed water surfaces = (E) * Total Exposed Water Surface <br /> <br /> <br />Month Percent o <br />Annual <br />Aggregate <br />Production <br />Aggregate <br />Production <br />(tons) Water US ` <br />Oorpust <br />Contml <br />(ac-ft) Nfa <br />Fo) <br />Washing <br />(ac-ft),, <br />P 7-()n <br />Operational' <br />Consumptive Qset, <br />(ac ft) <br />E. Tota <br />Evaporative <br />CU <br />(ac-ft) <br />F oYa <br />C8nsump6- <br />Use <br />(ac ft) ' <br />G <br />Lagged <br />Depletions' <br />(ac-ft) <br />H, <br />Apr-10 9.0% 108,000 3.00. 0.00 _ 3.06 3.38 6.36, 6.68 <br />May-10 13.0% 156,000 5;60.: 8.57 -, 13.5 4.50 18V- c' 8.07 <br />Jun-10 16.0% 192,000 5;01U* 10.13 ` - 15.13 3.84 18.97 1035 <br />Jul-10 17.0% 204,000 5 0178' 5.78 4.13 9.91 .- " ' 1 :62' <br />Aug-10 15.0% 180,000 5:0D 0.00 5.00 3.48 8.48- 10.54' <br />Se 10 9.0% 108,000 5. , 10.46 15.90., 2.80 18.70. 16:42, u <br />Oct-10 7.0°h 84,000 .5.00 _ 0,00 S 0t. 1.89 6.89 11:76 <br />Tote 86% 1,032,000 U7 30.4. 63!! 24.0 { ,• 8,?%: 69_ <br />Total Material Mined = 1 200,000 <br />Moisture Content = 4.0% <br />(A) Aggregate production percentages <br />(B) Amount of aggregate production based on percent of annual aggregate production. 2,000,000 tons * Column (A). <br />(C) Water used for dust control. Monthly amounts where distributed based on estimates from Lafarge <br />(D) Water Used for washing material. Monthly amounts were distributed based on washing projections from Lafarge, assuming 4% loss <br />(E) Column (C) + Column (D). <br />(F) Total lake evaporation from exposed water surfaces = Net Lake Evap * Total Exposed Water Surface <br />(G) Column (E) + Column (F). <br />(H) Total lagged mining depletions which reflect existing real time conditions in stream depletion model. <br />MOWN Laterite SWSPsOlsoplines (Technical)1WRPM1Water RIgMS1SWSPs%outh Platte Combined12010 AMENDMEN112010 Estimated Combined Renewal CU 04 2810 Revisions need where shuwn.lds