Kan. Admin. Regs. § 5-6-4 - Determination of potential annual runoff
(a) Unless the
applicant for an approval of application supplies, or the chief engineer has
available, better or more site-specific data, the potential annual runoff shall
be determined using the following:
(1) A 20
percent chance of occurrence of runoff by extrapolating from the "annual yield
of runoff" graph of the United States department of agriculture, natural
resources conservation service, national engineering handbook series, part 650,
engineering field handbook, EFM notice KS-38, dated December 12, 1991, which is
adopted by reference;
(2) the soil
cover complex number of the drainage basin, using the "generalized soil cover
complex number" map of Kansas produced by the Kansas department of agriculture,
division of water resources, dated August 1999, which is hereby adopted by
reference;
(3) the normal annual
precipitation in the watershed as set forth in K.A.R. 5-6-12; and
(4) the area of the watershed of the
reservoir determined by using a United States geological survey 7 1/2-minute
topographic map.
(b) In
computing the potential annual runoff of the watershed of the reservoir, if the
quantity of water applied for, or authorized by, prior upstream surface water
and groundwater applications, approvals of applications, and existing water
rights within the watershed of the reservoir will significantly decrease the
potential annual runoff available for appropriation in the reservoir, the
impact of those rights on the potential annual runoff shall be subtracted from
the total computed potential annual runoff in order to determine the potential
annual runoff available.
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