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DESIGNATION OF RESPONSIBILITIES. 3. Cal-Am shall make water releases into the Carmel River channel below Los Padres Reservoir beginning August 3, 2023 as follows: Cal-Am shall maintain 11.0 cubic foot/second (cfs) as measured at the District’s Below Los Padres Gage until the reservoir fills and spills. Small adjustments may be made as real-time data becomes available towards the end of summer.

DESIGNATION OF RESPONSIBILITIES. 3. Cal-Am shall make water releases into the Carmel River channel below Los Padres Reservoir beginning August 3, 2023 July 2018 as followsfollows and summarized in Exhibit A: Cal-Am shall maintain 11.0 10.0 cubic foot/feet per second (cfs) for July, and then 8.5 cfs for August through October 2018 below Los Padres Reservoir, as measured at the District’s Below Los Padres Gage until Gage, relying on the natural recovery of river base flows from above the reservoir fills and spills. Small adjustments may be made as real-time data becomes available towards the end of summerto sustain flows thereafter.

DESIGNATION OF RESPONSIBILITIES. 3. Cal-Am shall make water releases into the Carmel River channel below Los Padres Reservoir beginning August 3, 2023 June 2016 as followsfollows and summarized in Exhibit A: Cal-Am shall maintain 11.0 8.0 cubic foot/feet per second (cfs) for June, 7.0 cfs for July and August, then 6.5 cfs for September through November below Los Padres Reservoir, as measured at the District’s Below Los Padres Gage until Reservoir Gage, relying on the natural recovery of river base flows from above the reservoir fills and spills. Small adjustments may be made as real-time data becomes available towards the end of summerto sustain flows thereafter.

DESIGNATION OF RESPONSIBILITIES. 3. Cal-Am shall make water releases into the Carmel River channel below Los Padres Reservoir beginning August 3, 2023 June 2021 as follows: Cal-Am shall maintain 11.0 cubic foot/second (cfs) 5.0 cfs for June through September 14th and then step down to 4.0 cfs until the reservoir fills and spills. If the reservoir has not filled by January 1, 2022, increase release to 6.0 cfs below Los Padres Reservoir, as measured at the District’s Below Los Padres Gage until Gage, relying on the natural recovery of river base flows from above the reservoir fills and spills. Small adjustments may be made as real-time data becomes available towards the end of summerto sustain flows thereafter.