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<br />CLIMAX--continued
<br />
<br />source.--Clinton Creek, intake about 3
<br />miles north of the community.
<br />
<br />Mc:Jfulty Creek, intake abou~ It miles
<br />north of the community.
<br />
<br />Chalk Mountain Reservoir (spring-fed),
<br />2 miles northwest of the community.
<br />
<br />Treatment.--Filtration, taste and odor con-
<br />trol, and chlorination; capacity, 0.66
<br />mgd.
<br />
<br />storaqe.--Untreated water: Unknown. Treat-
<br />ed waten- Elevated, unknown.
<br />
<br />Deliveries.--Mo fiqures available.
<br />
<br />Remarks.--Source is inadequate during the
<br />winter months when stream-flow is low.
<br />Climax Molybdenum Company plans to
<br />move all housing, with the exception
<br />of a resident hotel; out of town by
<br />fall of 1962. Most of the water is
<br />used for industrial rather than do-
<br />mestic use.
<br />
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<br />
<br />COAL CREEK
<br />(Fremont county)
<br />
<br />Populatlon.--206.
<br />Information from.--Robert Gifford, council_
<br />man: November 30, 1960.
<br />
<br />Ownership.--Municipa1.
<br />
<br />Population served.--250 (est.) in Coal Creek
<br />and Williamsburg from 80 service con-
<br />nections.
<br />
<br />source.--South oak creek, intake about 3,
<br />~iles southwest of town.
<br />
<br />Goat Spring, about 4 miles southwest
<br />of town.
<br />
<br />Sheeley Trail springs, about 7 miles
<br />southwest of town.
<br />
<br />
<br />Coal Creek (emergency supply), intake
<br />about 1 mile south of tOwn.
<br />
<br />Treatment.-~h1orination.
<br />
<br />Storaqe.--Untreated water: .one. Treated
<br />water: Elevated, 0.2 mg.
<br />
<br />Deliveries.--Ro figures available.
<br />
<br />Remarks.--Peak demand in the fall exceeds
<br />capacity of the source.
<br />
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<br />
<br />COKEDALE
<br />(Las Animas County)
<br />
<br />Population.--219.
<br />
<br />Information from.--W. B. Cunningham, Water
<br />Superintendent, 'I:rinidad Water system,
<br />~y..H~ ..l9.6.ll~
<br />
<br />COKEDALE--Continued
<br />
<br />Ownership.--Municipal.
<br />
<br />POPulation served.--220 (est.) from 50 ser-
<br />vice connections.
<br />
<br />Source.--Trinidad water system supplies
<br />~reated water.
<br />
<br />stori!lQe.--Blevated, 60,000 gal.
<br />
<br />Deliveries.--1959: Maximum, 15,200 gpd~
<br />average, 11.200 gpd~ average per
<br />capita, 51 'lPd.
<br />
<br />Averaqes. in qallons per day. 1959.
<br />
<br />Jan. 11,400 May 11, 600 Sept. 17,700
<br />Feb. 6,300 June 14,600 Oct. 9,400
<br />Mar. 7,600 July 15,200 Nov. 6,000
<br />Apr. 11, 100 Aug. 12,500 Dec. 6.600
<br />Remarks.--See Trinidad.
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<br />
<br />COLLBRAlf
<br />(Mesa County)
<br />
<br />Population.--310.
<br />
<br />Information from.--Miss Elsie Weber, Town
<br />Clerk: Bert Chase, Town Marshal: June
<br />6, 1960.
<br />
<br />Ownership.--Municipal.
<br />
<br />POPulation served.--340 (est.) from 140 serv-
<br />vice connections.
<br />
<br />Source.--Plateau Creek (via Hoosier ditch),
<br />intake 31 miles northeast of town.
<br />
<br />Treatment.--Plain sedimentation.
<br />
<br />Storaqe.--Untreated water: . None. Treated
<br />water: Elevated, 0.16 mg.
<br />
<br />Deliverles.--Ro figures available.
<br />
<br />Pressure.--Average, 90 psi.
<br />
<br />Remarks.--Peak demand exceeds capacity of
<br />system, although the source is adequate
<br />for a moderate increase in rate of use.
<br />See analyses.
<br />
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<br />COLORADO SPRINGS
<br />(El Paso County)
<br />
<br />Po ulation.--70,194.
<br />
<br />Information from.--J. s. Nichols, Ch~ef of
<br />Operations; september 22, 1960.
<br />
<br />.Ownershi .--Municipal.
<br />
<br />Po ulat10n served.--B5,OOO (est.) from 26,250
<br />service c;,onnecUons.; system. ut:n.-i.she.s
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