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WSRA Grant and Loan Information
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Arkansas
Applicant
Colorado State Parks
Description
Colorado State Parks Zebra Mussel Response
Account Source
Statewide
Board Meeting Date
3/19/2008
Contract/PO #
150416
WSRA - Doc Type
Grant Application
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<br />Water Supply Reserve Account - Grant Application Form <br />Fonn Revised May 2007 <br /> <br />Meeting Water Management Goals and Obiectives and Identified Water Needs <br />This project will help address many of the SWSI Management objectives such as: <br /> <br />1. Sustain ably meet Municipal and Industrial Demands <br />Reducing the spread of zebra mussels will help minimize impacts to Municipal and Industrial Demands from the <br />spread of zebra mussels from Lake Pueblo. In other states zebra mussels have impacted municipal and industrial <br />water supplies significantly. This project will help defer those impacts further out or if new control or eradication <br />methods such as bio-controls become available in the next few years, then it may help ensure those impacts are never <br />realized. <br /> <br />2. Sustain ably meet Agricultural Demands <br />Again the full impact of zebra mussels to agricultural demands in Colorado are not yet known and will be projected <br />out in the Statewide Rapid Response by the Division of Wildlife. Based on the concems expressed by other westem <br />states, we there is the potential for impact to agricultural water supply, so this project will minimize the possibility of <br />those or at least defer those impacts out on a longer timeline. <br /> <br />3. Optimize Existing and Future Water Supplies <br />This project to minimize the spread of zebra mussels will help ensure that water supplies experience fewer impacts <br />and less risk of reductions in water availability for critical needs. Again in other states, zebra mussel infestations have <br />led to shutdowns and periodic outages of water supplies as facilities have required periodic maintenance to unclog and <br />scrape off or treat zebra mussels. Many facilities have also required outages to retrofit and install new technologies to <br />mitigation the presence of mussels. <br /> <br />4. Enhance Recreational Opportunities <br />This project would allow for continued recreational opportunities at Lake Pueblo but would alter those recreational <br />opportunities to minimize their possibility of spreading zebra mussels. <br /> <br />5. Provide for Environmental Enhancement <br />This project will help protect environmental values that could be degraded by the presence of zebra mussels. Fish <br />populations have been significantly impacted by mussel invasions in other states. Many species of endangered fish in <br />Colorado are at risk from this invasion. Many of the endangered fish structures such as fish ladders and nets that have <br />been constructed in the past ten years could be impacted by mussels, so minimizing the spread of zebra mussels is <br />very important to protecting these values. <br /> <br />6. Promote Cost Effectiveness <br />This project is designed based on the most cost effective best management practices from other states. <br /> <br />The Water Activity Addresses Issues of Statewide Value <br />This project addresses several issues of statewide value: <br />1. This project will help sustain agriculture and meet environmental and recreational needs <br />a. Agriculture <br />The potential impact of zebra mussels on agricultural water supplies is being evaluated by the Division of Wildlife as <br />part of their Statewide Rapid Response, so at this time we don't have a complete picture of the potential impacts to <br />agriculture. However, in Califomia they their responses are based on the assumption that their may be significant <br />impacts to agricultural water supplies. <br /> <br />7 <br />
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