7397

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7397
• Author: Resource Consultants, I.
• Title: Draft Supplement to the Final Environmental Statement Colorado-Big Thompson, Windy Gap Projects Water Marketing Program for Green Mountain Reservoir, Colorado.
• USFW Year: 1985.
• USFW - Doc Type: Fort Collins.
• Copyright Material: NO

LIST OF TABLES (continued)

3.18. Vasquez Creek near Winter Park Dry-Year Flows
With and Without Green Mountain Water Sales.................... 3-41

3.19. Key Flow Parameters Used to Determine Minimum
Flow Requirements Using the R-2 Cross Single Transect Method... 3-43

3.20. Green Mountain Reservoir and Drainage Basin Characteristics.... 3-49

3.21. Average Annual Phosphorus Loading in Green Mountain Reservoir.. 3-51

3.22. Average Annual ~ritrogen Loading in Green Mountain Reservoir.... 3-52

3.23. GMR P Loading (USEPA, 1977) a~d Vollenwieder's
Proposed P Loading Limit (g/m Iyr)............................. 3-52

3.24. Ski Area Characteristics, 1984-85.............................. 3-70

3.25. Total Annual Skier Days, by County
and Resort 1973-74 through 1983-84............................. 3-71

3.26. Ski Area Capacities, 1973-74 through 1983-84................... 3-72

3.27. Approximate Skier Mix Distribution, by Resort.................. 3-74

3.28. FY 1983 Recreation Visitor Days by
Activity Types, Dillon Ranger District......................... 3-76

3.29. FY 1983 Recreation Visitor Days by Types of
Site or Area, Dillon Ranger District.................~......... 3-77

3.30. Selected Indicators of County Growth
and Economic Activity, 1970-1983......,........................ 3-87

3.31. Distribution of Personal Income - 1980......................... 3-90

3.32. Annual Percent Growth.......................................... 3-94

3.33. Percent Change in Skier Visits................................. 3-94

4.1. Percent Reduction in Trout Habitat as Determined by
IFIM Analysis for Alternative 2 and Minimum
Streamflow Alternative (Alternative 3)......................... 4-13

4.'2. Proj ected Skier Days, High and Low proj ections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-26

4.3. Projected Average Visits per Day in March, High Projection..... 4-26

4.4. Projected Local and Destination Skier Days, High Projection.... 4-30

4.5. Projected Destination and Local Skier Days, Low Projection..... 4-30

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