Critical Reservoir Water Elevation Sample Clauses

Critical Reservoir Water Elevation. The elevation of water in a reservoir (measured in feet, USGS datum [NGVD 1929]) below which a Large Water Intake or hydropower plant located on the reservoir cannot operate under normal conditions. The Critical Reservoir Water Elevations are the Critical Reservoir Water Elevations defined in the LIP.
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Critical Reservoir Water Elevation. The reservoir water elevation (measured in feet, USGS datum [NGVD 1929]) below which a Public Water System intake, Non-Public Water User’s intake, or hydropower plant located on the reservoir cannot operate under normal conditions. Critical Reservoir Water Elevations are defined in Table 4. Table 4. Critical Reservoir Water Elevation Reservoir Critical Reservoir Water Elevation measured at the dam (feet USGS Datum - NGVD1929) Type High Rock 599.9 (24 ft below full pool) Hydropower Production Tuckertown 560.7 (4 ft below full pool) Public Water Supply Narrows 486.8 (23 ft below full pool) Public Water Supply Falls 322.8 (10 ft below full pool) Hydropower Production Xxxxxxx 268.2 (10 ft below full pool) Public Water Supply Xxxxxxx Xxxxx 000 (10.1 ft below full pool) Public Water Supply/ Hydropower Production

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