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General Rules for Project Operations. 1. The operating rules for the Projects are based upon the understanding that flows available to the Districts in the North Platte and South Platte Rivers remain representative of the Current Regime of the River except for changes to the Current Regime of the River impacting the Districts= operations which are compensated, mitigated, or offset pursuant to the MOA. Procedures and processes developed in consultation with NEDWR and adopted by the Governance Committee shall be used to verify that such flows are not altered in a manner which causes impacts to either of the Districts' operations which are not compensated, mitigated, or offset pursuant to the MOA. Under the MOA, notwithstanding the foregoing, the obligations of Colorado and Wyoming are fully set forth in the Cooperative Agreement and the Proposed Program, and nothing in this EA document is intended to impose any additional or independent obligations, requirements, or restrictions of any sort on Colorado or Wyoming. For as long as there is a Program, if Colorado and Wyoming reregulate flows in accordance with their proposed Tamarack Plan (Appendix A, Tab 3A) and Pathfinder Modification Plan (Appendix A, Tab 2A) and their respective new depletions proposals (Appendix A, Tabs 2B, 3B), existing and new water-related activities in Colorado and Wyoming will be included in the Current Regime of the River.
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