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

MOUNT VERNON COUNTRY CLUB PLACE
(Jefferson County)

Population.--350 (est.).

Information from.--Lester Knoll. Superin-
tendent; September 1960.

Ownership.--Mount Vernon Country Club.

Population served.--350 (est.) from 95
service connections.

NEDERLAND--Continued

Ownership.--Municipal.

Population served.--Winter: 260 (est.).
Summer: 600 (est.) from 160 service
connections.

~.--Infiltration gallery, about 1 mile
southwest of town, tapping the alluv-
ium of Middle Boulder Creek.

Treatment.--Chlorination.

Source.--13 wells (primary supply). within
the se~vice area. tapping the alluvium storaqe.--None.
and openings in the crystalline rocks;
capacity, about 75.000 gpd. Deliveries.--1959: Maximum, 0.2 mgd (est.).

Beaver Brook (supplementary supply),
owned ~y the city of Golden.

Treatment.-':'Chlorin..tion.

Storaqe.-_uotreated water: None.
water: Elevated, 8.000 gal;
25,000 gal.

Treated
other.

Deliveries.~-No figures available.

Remarks.--30me shortages during years of
drought. See analyses.

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NATURITA
(Montrose County)

Population.~-979.

Information from.--Mrs. Helen Vance, Town
Clerki V. T. Ray, Councilman; July 20.
1960.

OWnership._~Municipal.

Population ~erved.--l.OOO (est.) from 232
servics connections.

Pressure.--Average, 60 psi.

Remarks.--Water is
Boulder Creek
the alluvium.

diverted from Middle
to pond which recharges
See analyses.

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NEW CASTLE
(Garfield Couoty)

Population.--447.

Information from.--L. H. Goddard, Water Sup-
erintendent; Mrs. Gladys Prendergast,
Town Clerk; June 17, 1960.

Ownership.--Municipal.

Population served.--450 (est.) from 211
service connections.

~.--Infiltration gallery, about 2~
miles northwest of tawn, tapping the
alluvium of East Elk Creek.

Treatment.--None.

3toraQe.--Elevated: 0.10 mg.

5ource.--3a~ Miguel River, intake 2 miles Deliveries.--No figures available.
upstre3m from town; capacity, 1.13 mqd.

Deliveries.~-1959: Maximum, 1.0 mgd (est,);
average. 0.6 mgd (est.). * * * * * * * * * * *** * * * * * * * * * *

Treatment.--Plain sedimentation and chlor-
inatio~.

3toraQe.--untreated water: capacity, 3.6
mg (11 acre-ft). Treated water:
Ground, 25,000 gal.

Pressure.--Average, 65 psi.

Pressure.--Range, 30 to 80 psi; average,
60 psi.

Remarks.--Lawn-springling restrictions.
30urce is adequate for a moderate in-
crease in rate of use; but the supply
system is inadequate for present demand.
3ee analyses.

Remarks.--Source adequate for a moderate
increase in rate of use. See analyses. Population.--100 (est.).

NORTH BYERS WATER COMPANY
(Arapahoe County)

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NEDERLAND
(Boulder County)

POPulation.--272.

Information from.--James Griffith, Town
Marshal; T. J. Riley, Mayor; May 31,
1960.

Information from.--Charles Vivian, Secretary;
Earl Van :3yoc, President;- May 2, 1960.

OWnership.--North Byers Water Company.

Population served.--100 (est.) from 31
service connections.

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