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Cristyn Radabaugh <br />June 28, 2019 <br />Page 3 of 10 <br />3) Dry -up of the fallowed fields must comply with the "Operating Procedures for <br />Administration of Parcels Claimed for Augmentation Credits" of the Colorado State <br />Engineer's Office (Enclosure 2). Re -irrigation of dry -up parcels is not allowed during <br />the year in which such parcel is fallowed under this IWSA. <br />4) Applicants must notify the Division Engineer of the status (dry land crop (must specify <br />type), tilled and fallow, not tilled and fallow, stubble of past crop left on field, etc.) <br />of each fallowed field in the IWSA by May 15 of each year of operation. <br />5) Applicants must monitor fallowed parcels on a periodic basis to confirm the adequacy <br />of dry -up in conformance with the terms and conditions of this approval. Should <br />non-compliance with the dry -up requirements of this approval be discovered, <br />Applicants must immediately notify the Division Engineer and take such corrective <br />action as is required by the Division Engineer. These fallowed parcels are also subject <br />to inspection by the Division Engineer who shall inform the Applicants if <br />non-compliance is found. <br />6) Applicants must ensure that all participating farmers are contractually bound to <br />provide for weed control and erosion protection for the lands removed from irrigation <br />as a part of the IWSA. This will include the acknowledgement of, and agreement to <br />comply with applicable County code noxious weed management requirements, <br />including the Otero County Noxious Weed Management Plan, Otero County Code, <br />Chapter 12 - Vegetation. <br />7) The following monthly factors must be applied to farm headgate deliveries to <br />determine surface water return flow obligations and groundwater return flow <br />obligations and transferable consumptive use credits. Additional requirements for <br />March and November are described in the next paragraph. <br />Monthly Farm Factors <br />All Values in Percent of Farm Head ate Relive <br />Farm <br />Factor <br />Mar• <br />Apr <br />May <br />Jun <br />Jut <br />Aug <br />Sep <br />Oct <br />Nov' <br />Thelin <br />cu <br />18.1% <br />26.0% <br />52.1% <br />62.7% <br />61.4% <br />61.6% <br />54.4% <br />38.4% <br />36.4% <br />Thelin <br />SW RF's <br />24.6% <br />22.2% <br />14.4% <br />11.2% <br />11.6% <br />11.5% <br />13.7% <br />18.5% <br />19.1% <br />Thetin <br />GW RF's <br />57.3% <br />51.8% <br />33.5% <br />26.1% <br />27.0% <br />26.9% <br />31.9% <br />43.1% <br />44.5% <br />Mayhoffer West <br />cu <br />8.2% <br />22.3% <br />47.1% <br />59.6% <br />57.6% <br />54.1% <br />49.7% <br />28.8% <br />16.4% <br />Mayhoffer West <br />SW RF's <br />27.6% <br />23.3% <br />15.9% <br />12.1% <br />12.7% <br />13.8% <br />15.1% <br />21.4% <br />25.1% <br />Mayhoffer West <br />GW RF's <br />64.3% <br />54.4% <br />37.1% <br />28.3% <br />29.7% <br />32.1% <br />35.2% <br />49.9% <br />58.5% <br />Mayhoffer South <br />cu <br />36.9% <br />38.4% <br />1 50.5% <br />48.6% <br />1 56.1% <br />43.7% <br />1 44.4% <br />37.5% <br />1 40.6% <br />Mayhoffer South <br />SW RF's <br />18.9% <br />18.5% <br />14.8% <br />15.4% <br />13.2% <br />16.9% <br />16.7% <br />18.7% <br />17.8% <br />Mayhoffer South <br />GW RF's <br />44.2% <br />43.2% <br />34.6% <br />36.0% <br />30.7% <br />39.4% <br />38.9% <br />43.7% <br />41.6% <br />Mayhoffer East <br />cu <br />47.7% <br />45.1% <br />64.1% <br />65.0% <br />65.0% <br />65.0% <br />65.0% <br />62.8% <br />56.1% <br />Mayhoffer East <br />SW RF's <br />15.7% <br />16.5% <br />10.8% <br />10.5% <br />10.5% <br />10.5% <br />10.5% <br />11.2% <br />13.2% <br />Mayhoffer East <br />GW RF's <br />36.6% <br />38.4% <br />25.1% <br />24.5% <br />24.5% <br />24.5% <br />1 24.5% <br />26.1% <br />30.8% <br />