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located at 600 feet south and 200 feet east from the north quarter corner of Section 18, being within the NW%NE%NE% of Section 19, T. 18 N., R, 20 E.W.M,, and continuing down Cooke Creek to its confluence with a side channel locally known as Trail Creek at a point approximately 900 feet south of the center of Section 19, T. 1.8 N., R, 20 E.W.M. These quantities include surplus water available in excess of what is needed to satisfy all existing rights, an additional amount of water available for instream flow up to 0.98 cfs and 58.08 acre-feet normally available approximately 30 days during the spring. Secondary Reach Table 5: Secondary Reach Unit March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Total Average Qi Qa cfs acre-feet 0.23 74.27 0,53 3L.54 o.70 43.21. 0,56 16,69 0.05 L.45 0.05 2.90 110.06 0.70 cfs, 110.06 acre-feet/year for the purposes of instream flows and mitigation for out of priority uses, within a side channel locally known as Trail Creek from where it crosses the KRD canal at a point approximately 2,250 feet west and 1,000 feet north of the southeast corner of Section 18, T. 1-8 N., R. 20 E.W.M., and Continuihg down Trail Creek to its conflUenee with Cooke Creek, dowrt Coolce Creek until Cooke Creek is intercepted by Cherry Creek, down Cherry Creel< until Cherry Creek is intercepted by Wilson Creek, down Wilson Creek to its confluence with the Yakima River, and in the Yakima River from the confluence with Wilson Creek to the Parker Dam. June 14,2018 O' Brien, Aspect Consulting Date gt'- r, /il/s of Ecology Dote To request ADA accommodation lncluding motetials in a formotJor the visually lmpoked, coll Ecology Woter Resources Progrdm at i6O'4O7'5872, Persons wtth tmpaired heating may colt Wdshington Relay Servlce at 7X7, Persons wlth speech disdbility may call TfY ot 877-833'6341' Change Report of Examination Page 13 of15 water Right File No, cs4-01141sb10