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Document related to the RPW's San Juan River Stakeholders Group
State
CO
Basin
San Juan/Dolores
Water Division
7
Date
9/23/2010
Author
River Protection Workgroup
Title
River Protection Information Sheet - East and West Forks of San Juan River
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Meeting
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San Juan River- East Fork San Juan River-West Fork <br /> The San Juan Public Lands Center's 2007 Draft The San Juan Public Lands Center's 2007 Draft <br /> Land Management Plan allocates the area on Land Management Plan allocates most of the <br /> the south side of the East Fork to Management area in the West Fork drainage to Management <br /> Area (MA) 1, ''Natural Processes Dominate", Area (MA) 1, "Natural Processes Dominate", or <br /> other than a small corridor along the river and MA 3, "Natural Landscapes with Limited <br /> Forest Road 667 which acknowledges high Management." Much of the higher elevation land <br /> recreational use (MA 4). Much of the higher is in the Weminuche Wilderness, and much of <br /> elevations on the south side of the drainage are the area surrounding the West Fork. other than <br /> in the South San Juan Wilderness. The area on the corridor along Forest Road 648, is within an <br /> the north side of the drainage is allocated to MA Inventoried Roadless Area. <br /> 3, "Natural Landscapes with Limited <br /> Management." The corridor is allocated to MA 4, "High Use <br /> Recreation." The Draft Plan would remove the <br /> Much of the area surrounding the East Fork, downhill-ski-area land allocation that is in the <br /> other than the strip along the river, is within an current plan for the old Wolf Creek Valley Ski <br /> Inventoried Roadless Area (see below). The Area proposal, changing the area from its <br /> Draft Plan would remove the downhill-ski-area former classification as the equivalent of MA 8, <br /> land allocation that is in the current plan for the "Highly Developed Areas", to a 1 or MA 3. <br /> old East Fork Ski Area proposal on the south <br /> side of the river, changing that area from its The West Fork was found to be eligible for Wild <br /> former classification as the equivalent of MA 8, and Scenic Rivers consideration, with the upper <br /> "Highly Developed Areas", to MA 1 or MA 3. half classified as a wild river and the lower half <br /> as a recreation river, with outstandingly <br /> The East Fork was found to be eligible for Wild remarkable geologic values, and found <br /> and Scenic Rivers consideration, with a preliminarily suitable for designation. The area <br /> recreation river classification, with outstandingly would continue to be managed similarly to how <br /> remarkable geologic values. It was not found it has been in the past if the Draft Plan's <br /> preliminarily suitable, mostly because of the recommendations are made final. <br /> mixed ownership of the river corridor and the <br /> numerous water appropriations. The area would <br /> continue to be managed similarly to how it has <br /> been in the past if the Draft Plan's <br /> recommendations are made final. <br /> Wilderness: Portions of two Wilderness Areas are in the watersheds including the Weminuche <br /> and the South San Juan (26,600 acres in the East Fork and 37,700 in the West Fork). <br />
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