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Mr. Dick Wolfe, P.E. Mr. Steve Witte, P.E. Mr. Bill Tyner, P.E. February 6, 2015 Page 3 of 4 6. The titles of Tables I -4 through 1 -7 (as contained in the Updated Appendix I of the Catlin Pilot Project application) were modified to more accurately represent the results provided therein, and Table I -7 was modified to provide a simulation of the "pay as you go" approach for a ten - year pilot project operating at average conditions. These Figures are provided in the Updated Appendix I. As illustrated by Table 1 -7, the difference in deep percolation return flow accretion timing does not exceed ten acre -feet in any month following project operations under the simulated operations. As stated above, the difference in deep percolation return flow accretion timing will likely lessen due to the reduction in available dry -up resulting from consideration of use of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife shares on Catlin Pilot Project Farms. Please contact us if you have any questions or any additional information is needed for your review of this submittal of accounting and proposed operations in accordance with the preliminary "pay as you go approach." A revised LFT run and updated "pay as you go" analysis will be submitted after resolution of the use of Colorado Parks and Wildlife Catlin Shares on Catlin Pilot Project Farms per term and condition and 11. V 5�n f � ' Y: a ans�r Sincerely, MARTIN AND WOOD WATER CONSULTANTS, INC. Craig M. Lis, P.E. Senior Water Rights Engineer Joe in ood, P.E. Pr ' ident The accounting, appendices and the LFT spreadsheet may be accessed by entering the following link in your file browser (e.g., Windows Explorer). Please be patient, as the appendices may take a few minutes to load. ftp://server.maitinandwood.com/ The user name and password are as follows. Username: pilot2015 Password: catlin Martin and Wood Water Consultants, Inc.