PUB00055

• Year: 1961
• Title: Public Water Supplies of Colorado
• CWCB Section: Interstate & Federal
• Author: Gregg, Meyer, Targy, Moulder
• Description: Summary of statistical data describing the source, treatment and volumes of water used for public supplies by Colorado cities and towns
• Publications - Doc Type: Tech Report

GENOA--Continued

Deliverles.--1959: Maximum, 12,000 qpd
(est.); average, 9,500 gpd (est.).

Pressure.--Range, 30 to 50 psi; average,
46 ps 1.

Remarks.--Source is not adequate for presen
rate of use. See analyses.

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GEORGETOWN
(Clear Creek County)

Population.--307.

Information from.--Harold Naldron, Resident;
September 7, 1960.

Ownership.--Municipal.

Population served.-~Winter: 300 (est.).
Summer: Maximum, 750 (est.) from 245
service connections.

Source.--South Clear Creek (Leavenworth
-----Creek), intake near the southeast
corner of the corporate limits.

Treatment.--Plain sedimentation and chlor-
ination.

3toraqe.--Untreated water:
Treated water: None.

32,500 gal.

Deliveries.--No figures available.

Pressure.--Range, 15 to 65 psi.

Remarks.--3ee analyses.

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GILCREST
(Weld County)

Population.--357.

Information from.--B. H. Lohrey, water
Superintendent; April 20, 1960.

Ownership.--Municipal.

PopulatLon served.--360 (est.) from 86
service connections.

Source.--2 wells, within the corporate lim-
its, tapping the alluvium of the South
Platte River; capacity, 1.2 mgd.

Treatment.--Chlorination.

3toraqe.--Untreated water: None. Treated
water: Elevated, 4,500 gal.

GILMAN
(Eagle County)

POPulation.--400 (est.).

Information from.--W. L. Jude, Superintend-
ent; June 27, 1960.

Ownership.--Empire Zinc Division, New
Jersey Zinc Co.

Population served.--400 (est.) from 100
service connections '.

Source.--Fall Creek, intake about 2 miles
southwest of town.

Rock creek, intake about 1 mile north-
west of town.

Treatment.--Chlorination.

storaqe.--Untreated water: 10,000 gal.
Treated water: Elevated, 200,000 gal.

Deliveries.--No figures available.

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GLENDALE
(Arapahoe County)

Population.--468.

Information from.--G. T. Garson, Town Mayor
and President of Water District;
October 11, 1960.

Ownership.--Glendale Water and Sanitation
District.

Populat~on served.--250 (est.) from 100
servi.,e connections.

3ource.--2 wells, within the corporate lim-
-----rts, tapping the alluvium of :herry
Creek; capacity, about 2.2 mgd.

Treatment.--Chlorination.

Storaqe.--Untreated water: None. Treated
water: Elevated, 75,000 gal.

Deliveries.--No figures available.

Pressure.--Average, 56 psi.

Remarks.--See analyses.

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GLENWOOD 3PRINGS
(Garfield County)

population.--3,637.

Deliverie3.--1959:
age, 0.2 mgd.

Information from.--Kenneth Arnold, 3uper-
Maximum, 0.1 rngd; aver- intendent of Public Norks; A. E. Axtell,
City Manager; June 17, 1960.

Pressure.--Range, 50 to 72 pSi; average,
55 ps 1.

Remarks.--3ource adequate for a moderate
increase in rate of use. See analyses.

awnership.--Municipal.

Population served.--4, 100 (est.) from 2,000
service connections.

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