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<br />FEbruary 2000
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<br />CRWCD * YanpaRi7Er BasinSrmll Re;erwir Study * Pa[J! 25
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<br /> TABLE 7
<br /> POTENTIAL SMALL RESERVOIR OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MIDDLE Y AMPA RIVER DRAINAGE
<br />Stream Reservoir Name Map Location Water Demand Inflow Hydrology Environmental/Land Use/ Water Delivery Additional Comments Retained for Further
<br /> Symbol Recreational Considerations Capability Evaluation
<br />Trout Creek Childress 19 Sec. 23, T5N, R85W local agriculture, downstream excellent residentiallr anchette good abcmdoned decree, numerous
<br /> users development, poor other sites available in tributary
<br /> recreational opportunities streams
<br /> Sheriff Reservoir 20 Sec. 14, T2N, R87W local agriculture, municipal good restricted due to dam safety good expansion of existing facility,
<br /> supply for Oak Creek concerns potential permitting problems
<br /> with Forest Service
<br />Middle Creek Middle Creek 21 NE1/4, Sec.l0, T4N, R86W local agriculture, downstream good site owned by Twentymile good site has a conditional right
<br /> users Coal Company
<br />Fish Creek Twentymile 22 Sec. 19, T5N, R86W potential opportunities in good site owned by Twentymile good decreed site, reservoir would not
<br /> Twentymile Park, potential Coal Company, possible provide storage for existing
<br /> municipal supply for Milner recreational opportunities irrigators in Dunckley Park
<br /> Dunckley 23 Sec. 10, T4N, R87W potential downstream good reservoir tailwater could good decreed site, reservoir would not
<br /> agriculture opportunities, inundate existing acreage in provide storage for existing
<br /> potential municipal supply for Dunckley Park irrigators in Dunckley Park
<br /> Milner
<br /> Dunckley Park 24 SW1/4 Sec. 11, T3N, R87W local irrigators good, supplement native good off-channel storage yes
<br /> flow from via a feeder
<br /> canal
<br />Sage Creek Sage Creek 25 Sec. 13, T5N, R88W potential downstream adequate site owned by several good breached 880 ac-ft site, dam yes
<br /> Reservoir agriculture opportunities, private parties, Seneca Coal would need to be reconstructed,
<br /> recreational opportunities Company owns water rights Division of Wildlife has indicated
<br /> they may be willing to provide
<br /> funds 1
<br />Temple Gulch Emirch Reservoir 26 SW1/4 Sec. 32, T6N, R88W potential downstream marginal, potential to site owned by Cottonwood good restricted, about 400 ac-ft of
<br /> agriculture opportunities supplement native inflow Land Company storage, owner has not exhibited
<br /> interest in developing irrigated
<br /> allriculture
<br /> Tempe Res. No. 27 Sec. 33, T6N, R88W potential downstream marginal, potential to site owned by Cottonwood good potential to enlarge existing
<br /> 1 agriculture opportunities supplement native inflow Land Company structure, owner has not
<br /> exhibited interest in developing
<br /> irrigated agriculture
<br />Buchanan Gulch Basin Reservoir 28 Sec. 17, T6N, R89W potential downstream marginal good breached, several 100 ac-ft of yes
<br /> agriculture opportunities potential storage, land owner
<br /> may be able to provide in-kind
<br /> services2
<br />Notes: 1) T. Petrosky, personal communication, 1997.
<br /> 2l A. Schaffner, personal communication, 1999.
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<br />M!J/71:gJI1Try Watson, Mining Group * PO Bax 774018" Steani::wt S~, Cdarado 80477 * (970) 879-6260
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