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11/17/2011 1:11:44 PM
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5/21/2008 8:16:27 AM
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WSRF Grant Information
Basin Roundtable
South Platte
Additional Roundtables
Metro
Applicant
Clear Creek County
Description
Upper Mountain Counties Water Needs Asessment in the South Platte and Metro Basins
Account Source
Basin
Board Meeting Date
5/21/2008
Contract/PO #
C150429
WSRF - Doc Type
Grant Application
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Scope of Work <br />Upper Mountain Counties Water Needs Assessment <br />are mapped, this study will attempt to determine if flzere are any potential long term <br />water supply concerns based on tlle location of known alluvial wells fronl the DWR <br />data base. These estinlates will be showll on GIS overlay maps for the four counties. <br />The authors of the USGS study in the Turkey Creek watershed will be consulted to <br />see if flley can assist u1 properly using the report to estinlate recllarge for various <br />aquifer systems, specifically Cliff Bossong and Jonathan Saul Cau1e. It nlay be <br />necessary to conduct some random sanlpling of fractures in outcrop areas to compare <br />with the fractures found in the Turkey Creek watershed study. Ot11er experts <br />ulvolved u1 the study sucll as Mike Wireman with tlle EPA, Ed Weeks wit11 the USGS, <br />and Peter Barknlann with the CGS should be consulted or used as an advisory <br />conlnuttee. <br />Peti.irn flows fronl on-lot sewage disposal systenls will be estinlated usuzg <br />information available from DWR and the Colorado School of Mines studies. In <br />addition, any localized inlpacts upon runoff and related recllarge to aquifer systems <br />due to land use activities need to be evaluated and if necessary, nutigation activities <br />such as retention basuls proposed. <br />Task 4Assuyttptions <br />^ It is assumed that for Task 4.1 data will be available in the fornl of a nlap that <br />indicated long-ternl average precipitation and that this infornlation will not be <br />recreated using historic data. <br />^ Existing geologic nlaps for the study area will be used and at the snlallest scale <br />unifornlly available. <br />^ The USGS Report (Water Pesources Investigations Peport 03-4034) estinlates long <br />term recharge (1949 to 1999) for four types of aquifer systenls; metamorpllic, <br />uztrusive, fault-zone, and Pikes Peak granite, and this recharge estinlates will be <br />used for sinlilar rock types in t11e study area. <br />^ Tl1e counties will identify areas wllere inlpervious surfaces have inlpacted runoff <br />and possibly recharge. <br />Task 4 Deliverc~bles <br />^ Aiuzual and seasonal precipitation estinlates for the four counties with GIS <br />overlays. <br />^ Geologic nlapping for the four counties along with GIS overlays. <br />^ Estimates of long ternl annual recharge to the various aquifer systems for t11e four <br />counties along with GIS overlays. <br />^ Mitigation activities suc11 as detention basins to increase recharge u1 areas where <br />land use patterns from inlpervious surfaces have inlpacted rwloff and related <br />recharge to the aquifer systems. <br />C:\Documents and Settings~~owannc\Desktop\To File Back\UMGSOW-rv4.doc <br />
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