Proposed Alternative Sample Clauses

Proposed Alternative. The Proposed Alternative is execution of the Contract (final draft Contract in Appendix A) to make available 3,000 af of Pine River Project irrigation water for other uses. There would be no provision for water distribution facilities. Under the Proposed Alternative, the District would be authorized to use up to a total of 3,000 af of Project irrigation water for M&I and miscellaneous uses. Ultimately a total of 6,700 af could be used depending on future NEPA and 1920 Act compliance. Water provided under the Contract (described as "Leased Water" and defined in the Contract, and also referred to in this EA as "M&I Contract Water") would be released from Vallecito Dam to the Pine River or taken directly from Vallecito Reservoir or upstream tributaries. The Proposed Alternative is designed to meet increased non-irrigation water needs in the service area and would provide the following: • Historic (existing) non-irrigation uses of Project water would continue and would be in conformance with Federal law. This represents approximately 400 af of individual water uses (individual uses being less than 20 af and termed a “minor use”) and use of a total amount of 150 af by the Town of Bayfield and the Forest Lakes Metro District. The minor uses (as defined in the Contract) would be covered under individual “Application for Exchange” agreements, and the Bayfield and Forest Lakes uses would be addressed under separate Third Party Contracts5, subject to approval by Reclamation. • Project water, totaling 1,600 af, would be made available by the District for future minor uses (less than 20 af per use) within the service area using the “Application for Exchange” as the approving document. • Project water, totaling 850 af, would be made available by the District for future Third Party Contracts within the service area.
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Proposed Alternative. Issue the reciprocal easement agreement across state lands on Section 18-T1N-R26E and Section 20-T1N-R26E to gain legal access to Section 24-T1N-R25E in Yellowstone County. No Action Alternative: Deny the reciprocal easement agreement across state lands on Section 18-T1N-R26E and Section 20-T1N-R26E to gain legal access to Section 24-T1N-R25E in Yellowstone County.
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