Minimum River Flows Sample Clauses

Minimum River Flows. For the preservation and improvement of fisheries resources in the Project area, Licensee shall maintain specified Minimum River Flows and Pulse Flows below Project dams as measured at gages NF-56 and NF-57 in accordance with Table A below. Table A provides for adjustments in flow releases over the term of the license. Minimum River Flows at the levels specified in the first 5-year period shall be initiated within 60 days of issuance of a New Project License. The first official test year shall begin on the January 1 of the year following issuance of a New Project License. Test years shall be on a calendar year basis and the first 5-year test period shall last until December 31 of the fifth full year after issuance of a New
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Minimum River Flows. For the preservation and improvement of fisheries resources in the Project area, Licensee shall maintain specified Minimum River Flows and Pulse Flows below Project dams as measured at gages NF-56 and NF-57 in accordance with Table A below. Table A provides for adjustments in flow releases over the term of the license. Minimum River Flows at the levels specified in the first 5-year period shall be initiated within 60 days of issuance of a New Project License. The first official test year shall begin on the January 1 of the year following issuance of a New Project License. Test years shall be on a calendar year basis and the first 5-year test period shall last until December 31 of the fifth full year after issuance of a New Project License. On January 1 of the sixth full year after issuance of a New Project License the Minimum River Flows shall increase automatically to the levels of the second 5-year period. Minimum River Flows shall be maintained at the second 5-year level for a five year test period provided at least four consecutive non-critically dry years occur. If the test period is interrupted by one or more critically dry years the test period shall be extended as determined by the ERC and FS. Flows in Revised Table A.2 shall be maintained for the second 5-year period. Adjustments to required Minimum River Flows after the completion of the second 5-year test period shall be made as specified by the ERC and FS and a revised Table A.3 shall be prepared. Such adjustments shall not exceed the Cap Flows applicable for the third 5-year test period. Minimum flows in any test period shall not be reduced below values shown on Table A.1 in the months December through April. May through November minimum flows in any test period shall be no less than monthly BaseflowMinimum River Flow values shown on Table A.3. The length of the third 5-year test period shall be subject to the same conditions as the second 5-year test period (may be extended by the ERC and FS in the event critically dry years occur). Adjustments after the third 5-year test period shall be as specified by the ERC and FS, and such adjustments shall not exceed the Cap Flows applicable for the third 5-year test period. The Commission shall be advised of the status of the test periods in the ERC’s annual report. Table A.1 Rock Creek Reach Minimum River Flow, Pulse, and Ramping First 5-Year Flow Period - Normal & Wet Years Season Month Base Flow (cfs) (5) Pulse (cfs) (6) Ramping Rate (cfs/hr) Block ...
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