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<br />BRANSON--cont1nued
<br />
<br />Populat1on served.--120 (est.) from 39 ser-
<br />vice connections (100 percent metered).
<br />
<br />Source.--5 springs, about 3 miles southwest
<br />-----Of town: flow, about 20,000 gpd.
<br />
<br />Treatment.--Chlorination.
<br />
<br />storaqe.--Untreated water: None. Treated
<br />water: Ground, BO,OOO gal.
<br />
<br />Deliveries.--l959: Average, July, 3,900
<br />gpd; August, 3,200 gpd; September,
<br />S.SOO.gpd.
<br />
<br />Remarks.--Shortages have occured during
<br />periods of low rainfall.
<br />
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<br />BRECKENRIDGE
<br />(summi t county)
<br />
<br />Population.--393.
<br />
<br />Information rrom.--Mrs. Alice Milne, Town
<br />Clerk; G. A. Graham, Water Superinten-
<br />dent; June 29, 1960.
<br />
<br />ownership.--Municipa1.
<br />
<br />Population served.--100 (est.) from 119
<br />service connections.
<br />
<br />BRIGHTON--Cont1nued
<br />
<br />Source.--ll wells, within the corporate
<br />limits. tapping the alluvium of the
<br />South platte River; capacity, 11 mgd.
<br />
<br />Treatment.--Chlorination.
<br />
<br />storaqe.--Untreated water: None. Treated
<br />water: Elevated, 1.2 mg.
<br />
<br />Deliveries.-1959:
<br />age, 1.3 rugd;
<br />gpd.
<br />
<br />Maximum, 3.2 mgd; aver-
<br />average per capita, 189
<br />
<br />Remarks.--Source adequate for a moderate
<br />increase in rate of use. See analyses.
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<br />BRISTOL
<br />(prowers County)
<br />
<br />Population.--200 (est.).
<br />
<br />Information from.--F. F. Smith, secretary-
<br />Treasurer; April 4, 1960.
<br />
<br />OWnership.--Bristol Water District.
<br />
<br />Population served.--200 (est.) from 65 ser-
<br />vice connections (100 percent metered).
<br />
<br />3ource.--Well, within the community, tapping
<br />~he Dakota sandstone; ~apacity, about
<br />0.10 m:ld.
<br />
<br />source.--carter, sawmill, and Lehman creeks:
<br />-----all intakes about 1 mile west of town. Treatment.--Chlorination.
<br />
<br />
<br />Infiltration gallery, l~ miles
<br />southwest of town, tapping the
<br />of the Blue River.
<br />
<br />south-
<br />alluvium
<br />
<br />Treatment.--None.
<br />
<br />storaqer--Elevated, 40 mg (123 acre-ft).
<br />
<br />Deliveries.--No figures available.
<br />
<br />Pressure.--Range, 40 to 130 psi: average,
<br />70 psi.
<br />
<br />Remarks.--Infiltration galleries supply
<br />town during the winter when the surfac
<br />water supply freezes. Deliveries
<br />are high during winter because valves
<br />are left open to prevent freezing. See
<br />ana lyses.
<br />
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<br />BRIGHTON
<br />(Adams County)
<br />
<br />population.--7,055.
<br />
<br />Information from.--S. Campbell, Water Sup-
<br />erintendent; R. A. Burlington, City
<br />Clerk; R. Boekenkamp, City Engineer;
<br />september 21, 1960.
<br />
<br />OWnership.--Municipal.
<br />
<br />Population served.--7,OOO (est.) from
<br />2,000 service connections.
<br />
<br />Storaqe.--Untreated water: None.
<br />water: Elevated, 37,200 gal.
<br />
<br />Trea ted
<br />
<br />De11veries.--No figures available.
<br />
<br />Pressure.--Range, 35 to 52 psi.
<br />
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<br />BROADMOOR
<br />(El Paso county)
<br />
<br />Population.--2,OOO (est.).
<br />
<br />Information from.__Gunnar Alenius, Executive
<br />Officer; Oliver Christensen, Mainten-
<br />ance Superintendent; September 9, 1960.
<br />
<br />Ownership.--The Broadmoor Hotel Water and
<br />Power Company.
<br />
<br />POPulation served.--2,OOO (est.) from 250
<br />service connections.
<br />
<br />Source.--Gould Creek, intake about 10 miles
<br />south~southwest of service area.
<br />
<br />Beaver Creek, intake about 8~ miles
<br />south-southwest of Broadmoor.
<br />
<br />Springs (about 1 percent of supply) 2
<br />miles south-southwest of Broadmoor.
<br />
<br />Colorado Springs Municipal Water System
<br />(emergency supply) .
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