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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 Assessments <br />Task 5- Long Term Sustainability of the Aquifer Systems will be Evaluated <br />5.1 Ground water level dc~ta will be evaluated for any lorig ter~i trends <br />The available ground water level data that nlay be available will be acquired to <br />deternune if any water level trends are apparent. The infornlation fronl Jefferson <br />County staff, Roy Laws, will be acquired along with any ofller data such as fronl <br />DWR and the USGS. <br />5.2 Areas witlr known aquifer water suppl~ concerns will be ideritified <br />T11e cowlties, towns, and water providers will be surveyed for lalown aquifer water <br />supply concerns such as water quantity, water quality, infrastructure, or water level <br />concerns. This infornlation will l~e evaluated for inlpact on t11e long ternl <br />sustainability of the aquifer systems. <br />5.3 Lo~ig terni pirysical sustainability of varioiss nquifer systems will be evnluc~ted <br />T11e estiinated aiulual depletions for various aquifer systems based on water <br />demand estimates for various periods up to 2050 will be compared with <br />estimates of long term aiulual recharge. Areas where aquifer levels may be <br />expected to decline will be identified and tllese areas mapped using a GIS <br />overlay. Areas with aquifers in a sustainable condition will be also identified <br />and these areas mapped using a GIS overlay. Sustainability is defined for this <br />study as the ability to use the aquifer systeins to meet current and future needs <br />without mining of the aquifers and without significant degradation of the <br />quality of the ground water. <br />Task 5 Assuyriptions <br />^ One ineetuzg with Poy Laws, DWP, and USGS to acquire water level data. <br />^ One phone uzterview with each county, town, and ~nTater provider to discuss water <br />supply concerns will be conducted witll approximately 30 entities. <br />Task 5 Deliverables <br />^ Areas with known ground water level declines will be shown on GIS maps. <br />^ Areas with known aquifer supply concerns will be shown on GIS nlaps. <br />^ GIS Maps showing aquifer systems with long ternl sustainable conditions and <br />aquifer systems with long term unsustaulable conditions. <br />Task 6- Water Needs for Future Recreation and Tourism Demands will be <br />Estimated <br />T11e counties will be surveyed for possible new recreation or tourisnl related water <br />demands (consunlptive) that nlay develop u1 the future such as new ski areas or snow <br />boarding areas. The water supply for these possible new projects will be assunled to <br />be provided by the developer of the project and this task is to identify associated <br />water denlands that may occur that would inlpact tlle surrowlding area. <br />C:\Documents and Settings\rowannc\Desktop\To File Back\UMGSOW-rv4.doc <br />
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