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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8230.400.21
Description
Colorado River Litigation - State, Division 4 Water Court Cases - Steamboat RICD
State
CO
Basin
Yampa/White
Water Division
6
Date
5/18/2004
Author
Unknown
Title
Report to Glenn Porzak regarding Steamboat Springs Boating Park - Response to comments by Richard E McLaughlin and Tom Browning
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />,j <br /> <br />,ol~,' "~j ,IP !,i" <br />,.C .... U ;) <br /> <br />same location in approximately 1990, at least 10 years previous to the construction <br />of either of these two structures. <br /> <br /> <br />Figure 4. A sandy beach was present above and on the river right of the Charlie's Hole <br />structure before construction began. <br /> <br />The sandbar is created by the sediment load of Soda Creek shown flowing into the <br /> <br />Yampa River in Mr. McLaughlin's Figure 2, but that Creek and its sediment load are not <br /> <br />mentioned in his report. Also shown in Mr. McLaughlin's Figure 2 are the apparent <br />stream conditions directly upstream of Charlie's Hole. Note that these conditions, at a <br />relatively low flow, show accelerated current conditions that have created a readily <br />identifiable "wave train" indicative of accelerated flow conditions. Thus, Mr. <br />McLaughlin's own Pigurecontradicts his statements concerning decreased flow <br />velocities. These accelerated flow conditions would create increased riverbed shear <br />stress which would, in turn, increase the sediment transport capabilities of the streambed. <br />Also of note is the CWCB' s own survey shown as Attachments C, Fand G. in Mr. <br />Browning's letter of April 26, 2004. In these attachments there is no instance of <br />increased streambed elevation-indicative of sediment deposition-at or in the region of <br />the Charlie's or D-Holes when compared to a FEMA survey made before the Boating <br /> <br />15 <br />
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