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<br />BENNETT--continued <br /> <br />Deliveries.--1959 (partly estimated): Aver- <br />age, 33,000 gpd: average per capita, <br />103 gpd. <br /> <br />Averaqes. in qallons per day. 1959 <br /> <br />1st quarter 9.000 <br />3rd quarter 71,000 <br /> <br />2nd quarter 36,000 <br />4th quarter 9,000 <br /> <br />1958. <br />1957. <br />1956: <br /> <br />Average, 30,000 gpd (est.). <br />Average, 25,000 gpd (est.). <br />Average, 35,000 gpd (est.). <br /> <br />pressure.--Average, 45 psi. <br /> <br />Remarks.--See analyses. <br /> <br />* * * . * * . * * *** * * * * . * * * * . * <br /> <br />BERTHOUD <br />(Larimer County) <br /> <br />population.--1,014. <br /> <br />Information from.--O. D. Mayo, Water Super- <br />intendent: April 29, 1960. <br /> <br />OWnership.--Municipal. <br /> <br />population served.--l,100 (est.) from 452 <br />service connections. <br /> <br /> <br />source.--Big Thompson River (via Handy <br />-----:Ditch and Town Ditch) to Berthoud Res- <br />ervoir. <br /> <br />Colorado-Big Thompson River project <br />(supplementary supply). <br /> <br />Treatment.--Cqlorination, coagulation, sed- <br />imentation, and filtration: capacity, <br />2.0 mgd. <br /> <br />storaqe.--Untreated water: 225 mg (690 <br />acre-'ft). Treated water: Elevated, <br />0.1 mg (.3 acre-ft); other, 0.22 mg <br />( .6 acre-ft) . <br /> <br />oeliveries.--1959: <br />age, 0.48 mgd. <br />470 gpd. <br /> <br />Maximum, 1.6 mgd, aver- <br />Average per capita, <br /> <br />Average, in millions of gallons <br />per day, 1959 <br /> <br />Jan. 0.26 <br /> <br />May <br /> <br />0.45 <br /> <br />sept. 0.56 <br /> <br />June 1.1 <br /> <br />Oct. <br /> <br />.45 <br /> <br />Feb. <br /> <br />.25 <br /> <br />Nov. <br /> <br />.23 <br />.23 <br /> <br />July 1.1 <br />Aug. 1.1 <br /> <br />Mar. <br /> <br />.23 <br />.26 <br /> <br />Dec. <br /> <br />Apr. <br /> <br />1958: <br />1957: <br />1956: <br /> <br />Average, 0.44 mgd <br />Average, 0.52 mgd <br />Average, 0.44 mgd <br /> <br />Pressure.--Average, 70 psi. <br /> <br />Remarks.--Source adequate for moderate in- <br />crease in rate of use. See analyses. <br /> <br />BEULAH <br />(Pueblo County) <br /> <br />Population.--250 (est.). <br /> <br />Information from.--W. E. Griggs, Secretary; <br />september 19, 1960. <br /> <br />OWnership.--Beulah Water Board. <br /> <br />Population served.--Winter: 250 (est.) <br />from 65 service connections. Summer: <br />500 (est.) from 115 service connections. <br /> <br />Source.--Middle Creek, intake! mile west <br />----Of town. <br /> <br />Treatment.--Chlorination. <br /> <br />storaqe.--Untreated water: None. Treated <br />water: P.levated, 0.1 mg. <br /> <br />Deliveries.--No figures available. <br /> <br />Remarks.--Source adequate for moderate in- <br />crease in rate of use. See analyses. <br /> <br />* * * * * * * * * * ***.. . . . . . * * * * <br /> <br />BLACK HAWK <br />(Gilpin county) <br /> <br />population.--l7l. <br /> <br />Information from.--Charles Robbins, Former <br />City Clerk; W. Hinkins. Water and <br />street Commissioner; May 22, 1960. <br /> <br />Ownership.--Municipal. <br /> <br />POPulation served.--170 (est.) from 50 <br />service connections. <br /> <br />Source.--Mishler spring, intake about l~ <br />miles north of town. <br /> <br />Powell Gulch, intake about It miles <br />north of town. <br /> <br />central City Water System (supplement- <br />ary supply), supplies treated water to <br />the Black Hawk system. <br /> <br />North Fork Clear Creek (emergency <br />supply), intake within town. <br /> <br />Treatment.--Chlorination. <br /> <br />storaqe.--untreated water: None. Treated <br />water: Elevated, 45,000 gal. <br /> <br />Deliveries.--No figures available. <br /> <br />Pressure.--Range, 100 to 140 psi. <br /> <br />Remarks.--Water is purchased from Central <br />City when local sources fail. See <br />analyses. <br /> <br />* * . * * * * . * *** * * * * * * * * . . * <br /> <br />BLMICA <br />(Costilla County) <br /> <br />Population.--233. <br /> <br />36 <br />