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North Utah County Aquifer Association Aquifer Storage and Recovery Feasibility Study 2012

TABLE E-3 WINTER STREAM FLOWS STREAM AVERAGE ANNUAL WINTER FLOW (acre-feet) American Fork River at Mouth of Canyon 8,177 Battle Creek 662 Grove Creek 461 Dry Creek 2,565 Fort Creek 1,018 TOTAL 12,883

TABLE E-4 SURPLUS MAY AND JUNE FLOWS STREAM AVERAGE MAY SURPLUS FLOW (acre-feet) AVERAGE JUNE SURPLUS FLOW (acre-feet) American Fork River at Mouth

• f Canyon

4,553 5,846 Dry Creek 2,722 3,119 Fort Creek 718 895 TOTAL 7,993 9,860

TABLE E-5 TOTAL USEABLE WATER RIGHTS CITY VOLUME (acre-feet) FLOW RATE (cfs) Alpine 238.91 8.98 American Fork 228.98 3.2 Highland 1,571.75

• Lehi

5,916.29

• Pleasant Grove

848.74 2.12 Saratoga Springs 3,497.11

• TOTAL

12,301.78

TABLE 8-1 NUCAA ASR PROJECT CONSTRUCTION COST SUMMARY Project Element Construction Cost American Fork Debris Basin Recharge Site $160,000 Battle Creek Debris Basin Recharge Site $32,000 Alpine Dry Creek Recharge Area $560,000 Highland Gravel Pit Recharge Site $220,000 CUWCD Overflow Basin Recharge Site $130,000 NUCAA Recovery Well $4,150,000 Total Construction Cost $5,252,000

TABLE 8-4 NUCAA ASR PROJECT BENEFIT-COST RATIO Present Worth of Project Benefits $115,665,000 Present Worth of Project Costs $13,563,000 Benefit-Cost Ratio 8.53

Potential Funding Sources

 Funds from the operating budgets of

NUCAA cities

 Central Utah Project Completion Act

(CUPCA), Section 202 (a)(2) funding.

 Utah Division of Water Resources,

Conservation Development Funding.

 Bonding coupons.

Interlocal Agreement