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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.116.I
Description
Fruitland Mesa Project
State
CO
Basin
Gunnison
Water Division
4
Date
10/7/1976
Title
Public Hearing - Draft Environmental Statement - Crawford-Colorado October 7-1976 - (Part 1 of 2)
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<br />FRUITLAND MESA PR..OJECT <br /> <br />Project Plan <br /> <br />The Fruitland Mesa Project would 'develop,water.from Soap, 'Curecanti, <br />and Crystal Creeks, tributaries to the Gunnison Riv,er,' primarily for <br />i'rrigationof supplemental and full service land and to, enhance recreation, <br />fish and wildlife opportunities. Regulation of project water supplies <br />would be provided at the potential Milly ~.' Goodwin take on Soap Creek <br />and at the existing Gould Reservoir on Iron Creek. <br /> <br />Releases. from Milly K.' Gbodwintake would ~e conveyed apout. 11 mi:\.es, by <br />the. Black MeSa Conduit to. the head of . the Fruitland Ganal near Cyrstal <br />. Creek. Along its course, the conduit would interceptnat::ural fLows of <br />Curecanti Creek. The Fruitland Canal would be about 18.4 miles long .' It <br />would distribute flows received from the Black ,Mesa Conduit ,as weHas <br />flows .of Crystal Creek diverted by. th~Grystal Greek Diversion DF', The <br />canal would provide water supplies to existing facilities for supplemental' <br />lands as. well as to project laterals for full service lands on Uppel; Fruit- <br />land Mesa. <br /> <br />Operation of the existing Gould Rese:r;voir would be integrated in project <br />operation. , 'ProJect water as well as present suppIies would be reIeased <br />from the reservoir to the exiSting GouldCanahand several sinall existing <br />:,ditches. Sections of the Gould Canal west of C<tstle Canyon would be '. I <br />enlarged as needed py the owners. TwO siphonsiri the canal have already. ' <br />been replaced by the Bureau of Reclamation'as, part of the Fruitland. Mesa <br />Project. ' , <br /> <br />La.terals would be const:!:,ucted to distribute water from Fruitland Canal to' <br />fuil service lands . . Landdraf.ns would be constructed wherevet the need' <br />for them is deinonst:!:'ated' in project operationl'i. <br /> <br />. - .' <br />Fishery pools would be1llaintained in both MillY K... Goodwin Lake and Gould <br />Reservoir. Minitnum fishery flows would be maintained, in Soap and Curecanti <br />Creeks. R..ecreaj:ional facilities wouIer be provided and operated by the ' <br />. Forest Service at MiUyK. .Goodwintake, and in Little Soap Park; 2 miles <br />dOwnstream of the dam, <br /> <br />A small pipeline would be constructed by the National Park Service to'convey <br />water f1:om t.he Fruitland Canal for public use at the Blsck <;ailyon Of the <br />Gunnison Natignal Mom.\D1ent. WaterwouId be provided to the Bureau of Land <br />Manageinent at the terminus of the Gould CanaFfqr livestock and. wildlife <br />(, - - - ,,' '.- - - - - . <br />use in.the Black Ridge area qn lower F:!:,uitland Mesa. CotriTeysnce of this <br />water would be the responsibility of BLM: <br />
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