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April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Southern California Water Dialogue April 27, 2011 The Colorado River: Partnering for success Bill Hasencamp Manager, Colorado River Resources Metropolitan Water District of Southern California

Biggest Colorado Snowpack on Record

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Colorado Basin Snowpack above Lake Powell

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Current Snowpack in Rocky Mountain Natl. Park

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Southern Nevada Water Agency Arizona Groundwater Storage Program Yuma Desalting Plant Desert Water Agency Coachella Valley Water District Palo Verde I.D. Colorado River Partnerships AAC Lining IID Conservation

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Colorado River Aqueduct 2010 Supply Basic Apportionment 550 taf PVID Land Fallowing 157 taf Funding IID Conservation 105 taf All-American/Coachella Canal Lining 98 taf IID/SDCWA Transfer/Exchange 70 taf Recovery of Arizona Groundwater 8 taf Purchase water from LCWSP 4 taf Fund Yuma Desalter 17 taf Agricultural Adjustment 195 taf ICS Stored in Lake Mead (105 taf) Total CRA Diversions in ,099 taf

YUMADESALTINGPLANTYUMADESALTINGPLANT Color a Ri do ver C ad Ri ol or er v o Ciénega de Santa Clara Ciénega de Santa Clara Wellton- Mohawk IDD Morelos Dam

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Cienega de Santa Clara

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Cienega de Santa Clara

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Pilot Operation Agreements AgreementsMWDSNWACAWCD Pilot Funding 80%10%10% CRADA33%33%33% Monitoring33%33%33%

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Funding Agreement Obj: Conserve Colorado River Water Partner with Reclamation, Arizona and Nevada Partner with Reclamation, Arizona and Nevada Contribute a portion of the operating costs Contribute a portion of the operating costs System Efficiency Project System Efficiency Project Intentionally Created Surplus Intentionally Created Surplus

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Monitoring Agreement Obj: Identify Environmental Impacts Partner with Arizona and Nevada Partner with Arizona and Nevada Identify changes in the Ciénega de Santa Clara Identify changes in the Ciénega de Santa Clara Contribute equal funding Contribute equal funding

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Cooperative Research and Development Agreement Obj: Long-term supply capabilities Partner with Reclamation, Arizona and Nevada Partner with Reclamation, Arizona and Nevada Test effectiveness of existing and different treatment methods and processes Test effectiveness of existing and different treatment methods and processes Contribute equal funding Contribute equal funding

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue California’s Unresolved Dilemma: The Salton Sea

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue The Undetermined Future of the Salton Sea… Formed in 1905 Formed in 1905 Sustained by Ag drainage Sustained by Ag drainage 25% Saltier than Ocean 25% Saltier than Ocean Salinity increase 1%/yr Salinity increase 1%/yr Soon too Salty for Fish Soon too Salty for Fish State to Develop Restoration Plan State to Develop Restoration Plan After EIR, no action or major funding from State After EIR, no action or major funding from State State agreed to pay QSA mitigation costs in excess of $133 million State agreed to pay QSA mitigation costs in excess of $133 million

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue State of CA Preferred Alternative for Salton Sea State of CA Preferred Alternative for Salton Sea $9 Billion $9 Billion $100 Million annual O&M $100 Million annual O&M

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Salton Sea at Center of QSA Lawsuit

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue January 2010: Court Invalidates QSA Superior Court rules QSA invalid Superior Court rules QSA invalid State agreement to pay mitigation costs violation of Constitution’s financing limits State agreement to pay mitigation costs violation of Constitution’s financing limits Judgment on appeal Judgment on appeal Ruling expected later this year Ruling expected later this year Subject to possible appeal to State Supreme Court Subject to possible appeal to State Supreme Court Transfers continue through appeals process Transfers continue through appeals process

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Acrimony in California Delivery of Non-Conserved Water to the Salton Sea

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue QSA Transfer Provisions QSA included new transfers from IID to CVWD and SDCWA QSA included new transfers from IID to CVWD and SDCWA Transfers included 2 principles: Transfers included 2 principles: No impact to Salton Sea for first 15 years No impact to Salton Sea for first 15 years No impact to junior priority uses No impact to junior priority uses Principles met with following provisions: Principles met with following provisions: Mitigation water delivered to Sea to offset reduced drainage flow Mitigation water delivered to Sea to offset reduced drainage flow Transfers and Salton Sea deliveries to be provided through water conservation programs Transfers and Salton Sea deliveries to be provided through water conservation programs

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue IID-MWD Dispute IID delivered ~45,000 AF on non-conserved water to Salton Sea in 2010 IID delivered ~45,000 AF on non-conserved water to Salton Sea in 2010 Parties agreed to set aside legal positions until USBR accounting decision Parties agreed to set aside legal positions until USBR accounting decision USBR to make determination by July 1, 2011 USBR to make determination by July 1, 2011 USBR notified IID that it may be required to pay water back to system USBR notified IID that it may be required to pay water back to system

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Dispute Observations Dispute has impacts throughout Colorado River Basin Dispute has impacts throughout Colorado River Basin Delivering non-conserved water to Sea reduces Lake Mead storage Delivering non-conserved water to Sea reduces Lake Mead storage Relates to amount of future conservation to be implemented Relates to amount of future conservation to be implemented Whether conserved or non-conserved water delivered to Salton Sea Whether conserved or non-conserved water delivered to Salton Sea Solution requires agreement with State over future management of Salton Sea Solution requires agreement with State over future management of Salton Sea

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue What will the Salton Sea be like in the future?

April 27, 2011 So. Cal. Water Dialogue Bill Hasencamp