Water Planning

Region 14 - Rio Chama Regional Water Plan

Accepted by the ISC in 2006

The water planning region encompasses portions of Rio Arriba County. The principal river basin is the Chama River. The principal aquifer is the Quaternary alluvium and the Santa Fe Group. The region is bounded on the north by Colorado, on the west by the continental divide, on the south by the northern boundary of Santa Clara Pueblo and the City of Espanola, and on the east by Santa Fe and Taos counties.

2006 Rio Chama Water Plan

• Cover Pages and Table of Contents
• Executive Summary
• Chapter 1: Introduction and Background Information
• Chapter 2: Community Involvement
• Chapter 3: Legal Issues
• Chapter 4: Water Supply
• Chapter 5: Water Demand
• Chapter 6: Water Budget
• Chapter 7: Planning Alternatives

Appendices

Appendix A: Community Involvement

Appendix B: Water Supply

Appendix C: Water Demand