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

HUGo--Continued

Pressure.--Average, 56 psi.

Remarks.--3ee analyses.

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HYGIENE
(Boulder county)

population.--200 (est.).

See Longmont.

IDLEDALE--continued

Treatment.--Plain sedimentation and chlor-
ination.

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

0.275 mg.

Deliveries.--1959: Average
25,000 gpd (est.)i ave
10,000 gpd (est,),

in summer,
rage in winter,

Pressure.--Range, 120 to 180 psi.

Remarks.--Alluvium of 3a.~ill Gulch dries
* * * * * * * * * *** * * * * * * * * * * * up in late summer of many years.
See analyses.

IDAHO SPRINGS
(Clear Creek county)

population.--l,168.

Information from.--M. L. 3owell, dater
3uperintendenti september 6, 1960.

Ownership.--Municipal.

Population served.--l,500 (est.) from BOO
service connections.

3ource.--Chicago Creek (primary source),
-----rntake 3 miles southwest of town.

Devils canyon, intake 3i miles south-
west of town.

Soda Creek, intake 1 mile south of
town.

Little Bear Creek, intake 1 mile
south of town.

Treatment.--Filtration and chlorination.

3toraQe.--untreated water: 49
acre-ft). Treated water:
2.5 mg (7.7 acre-ft).

mg (150
Elevated,

Deliveries.--No figures available.

Remark3.--3ee analyses.

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IDLEDALE
(Jefferson County)

Population.--250 (est.).

Information from.--Francis L. Butterfield,
Board Memberi May 24, 1960.

ownership. --Idledale ..vater and 3ani tation
District.

Populat~on served.--250 (est.) from 96
service connections.

source.--2 infiltration galleries and well,
-----about 1 mile north of the community,
tapping the alluvium of 3awmill Gulch.

'Well, within the community, tapping
the alluvium of Bear Creeki capacity,
about 10,000 gpd.

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IGNACIO
(La Plata County)

Population.--609.

Information from.--H. L. Phillips, Town
Clerki July 25, 1960.

ownership.--Municipal.

I population served.--650 (est.) from lSf
service connections.

3ou~ce.--Infiltration gallery, about l~
-----miles northeast of to'~, tapping t~e
alluvium of Los Pinos Creek.

Treatment.--Chlorination.

3toraQe.--Untreated water: None. Treated
water: Elevated, 0.10 mg.

Deliveries.--No figures ava~lable.

Remarks.--3ee analyses for Bayfield.

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ILIFF
(Logan county)

I
I Popul'-'tion.--201.
I
I

Information from.--L. J. McDonnell, Town
Clerki l,pril 27, 1960.

Own3rS:lip. --Municipal.

Populat1on served.--lOO (est.) from 35
service connections.

30urce .--Nell, within the
~apping the alluvium
Platte River.

corporate limit3,
of the 30uth

Treatment.--None.

,

3toraQe.--Elevated, 10,000 gal.

Deliveries.--l959: Average in winter,
60,000 gpd (est.); average in 3ummer,
130,000 gpd (est.),

Pressure.--Average, 10 psi.

Remarks.--Only part of the town is served by
the distribution system. 3ee analyses.

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