Aquifer Storage and Recovery ( Sample Clauses

Aquifer Storage and Recovery (. “ASR”). Storage in the Upper Laramie Aquifer, as part of the “Xxxxx Ranch Project,” which is generally located in Townships 00 xxx 00 Xxxxx, Xxxxx 00 Xxxx, and includes locations where Greeley currently has rights to nontributary groundwater, and additional locations where Greeley may acquire the right to conduct ASR operations from other owners in that vicinity. The water may be diverted from one or more of the points of diversion authorized in this paragraph 1.a, then treated as necessary, and delivered to the ASR facilities for injection, storage, and later withdrawal. The specific locations for the injection facilities have not been determined at this time.
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Aquifer Storage and Recovery (. (ASR), involves development of a program to inject treated 16 water from available winter flows into regional aquifers and recover a large portion of the stored water 18 steps as detailed in technical reports (e.g., the May 2015 Pueblo Water Resources report) and, if 19 successful, can be implemented on a scale sufficient needed to meet the yield goals of this Plan .

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