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Ms.Megan Gutwein <br /> August 16,2019 <br /> Page 13 of 25 <br /> Table 9 <br /> Colorado Springs'Supplies for Return Flow Replacement <br /> Average <br /> Company Shares Annual Yield* <br /> (Acre-feet <br /> Colorado Canal Company 28,012.76 16,057 <br /> (included <br /> Lake Meredith Reservoir Company 21,084.75 with Colorado <br /> Canal) <br /> (included <br /> Lake Henry Reservoir Company 6,923.15 with Colorado <br /> Canal) <br /> Sugarloaf Water Rights _ 200 <br /> Denver Basin Reusable Water - - <br /> Fountain Mutual Irrigation Company Water 144 + <br /> Chilcott Ditch Company Water 9 + <br /> Temporary Use Agreement Waters - - <br /> Total Reusable Return Flows 23,360 <br /> *Colorado Springs'actual annual diversions,1994-2018. <br /> + Fountain Mutual Irrigation Company and Chilcott Ditch Company are new sources for <br /> Colorado Springs,so no longterm average has been established. <br /> Though many of these sources have a firm yield of zero, reusable return flows provide an average <br /> yield of 23,360 acre-feet annually that could be made available to meet the post-project return flow <br /> obligations, which is more than adequate to satisfy the maximum annual estimated Post-Pilot <br /> Project Return Flow Obligations of 681.9 acre-feet projected to occur in 2023 (see Appendix I,Table <br /> 1-2), based upon three-years of consecutive operation of the Pilot Project during its ten-year term. <br /> In addition, current storage of consumable water from these sources in Lake Meredith and Pueblo <br /> Reservoir, which is provided in the following table, is more than adequate to replace the total <br /> maximum estimated Post-Pilot Project Return Flow Obligations of 1,193.3 acre-feet. <br /> Martin and Wood Water Consultants,Inc. <br />