Rule curve definition

Rule curve means the relationship between the elevation of the water surface of Blue Lake and the volume of water contained in Blue Lake, which regulates the reservation of water for fish, wildlife, and habitat protection.
Rule curve means the rules and procedures used to regulate res- ervoir levels and project operation for various reservoir inflows and for both normal and unusual seasonal conditions.
Rule curve means the rules and procedures used to reg- ulate reservoir levels and project operation for various reser- voir inflows and for both normal and unusual seasonal condi- tions.

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