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- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Figure 4: Four-nile Creek Del.-OWl Cr..tpp1e Creek Near Victor, Co Station Nunber: 0709&250: 400.0 350.0 300.0 ~ "- 250.0 '-' c 200.0 .~ , ~ 150.0 .. ~ ~ 100.0 ~ u ~ .~ 50.0 c 0.0 :1993 :1994 :1995 :1996 1997 Legend: D1scharge, in CFS - Est.i""at..ed Discharge, i.n CFS Existing Water Right Information Staff has analyzed the water rights tabulation and consulted with the Division Engineer Office to identify any potential water availability problems. Appendix D shows the decreed water rights listed on the State Engineers Water Right Tabulation List within this reach of stream. The surface diversions within this reach of stream total 4.0 cfs, However, these water rights are junior in priority to a majority of water rights on Foumile Creek, Based on this analysis staff has determined that water is available for appropriation on Fourmile Creek, between High Creek and Cripple Creek, to preserve the natural environment to a reasonable degree without limiting or foreclosing the exercise of valid existing water rights, CWCS Staff's Instream Flow Recommendation Staff recommends the Board form its intent to appropriate on the following stream reach: Stream: Fourmile Creek Water Division: 2 Watershed: Fourmile Creek Counties: Fremont and Teller Upper Terminus: High Creek at (Latitude 380 48' 48") (Longitude 1050 15' 27") Lower Terminus: Cripple Creek at (Latitude 380 39' 59") (Longitude 1050 13' 42") Length: 3.4 Miles USGS Quad(s): High Park and Cripple Creek South Flow Recommendation: 8,20 cfs (April15th - October 14th) 4,10 cfs (October 15th - April 14th) Fourmile_ck_high_cripple_ISF _RPT Last printed 01107/00 2:29 PM