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<br />Water Division 5
<br />Big Beaver Creek(l),
<br />Big Creek,
<br />Bitter Creek(l),
<br />Butler Creek,
<br />Cabin Creek,
<br />Canyon Creek,
<br />Catamount Creek,
<br />Carter Creek,
<br />Cattle Creek,
<br />Colorado River (WTW),
<br />Columbine Creek,
<br />Cub Creek,
<br />Cunningham Creek,
<br />Dry Rifle Creek,
<br />East Big Fork Creek,
<br />East Canyon Creek,
<br />East Catamount Creek,
<br />East Douglas CreekC11,
<br />French Gulch,
<br />George Creek,
<br />Hahn Creek,
<br />Horse Creek,
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<br />Kenny Creek,
<br />Keyser Creek,
<br />King Creek,
<br />Little Green Creek,
<br />Little Muddy Creek,
<br />Little Vasquez Creek,
<br />. Lower Thompson Creek,
<br />Middle Fork Parachute
<br />Creek,
<br />Middle Rifle Creek,
<br />Nanita Creek,
<br />Nickelson Creek,
<br />North Fork Ranch Creek,
<br />North L Green Creek,
<br />Paradise Creek,
<br />Park Creek
<br />Plateau Creek,
<br />Polk Creek,
<br />Possum Creek,
<br />Ptarmigan Creek,
<br />Red Dirt Creek,
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<br />Roaring Fork River (GMW).
<br />Rocky Fork Creek,
<br />Salt Creek,
<br />Spring Creek,
<br />South Fork Frying Pan
<br />River,
<br />South Fork Little Vasquez
<br />Creek,
<br />Thomas Creek,
<br />Thompson Creek
<br />Timber Creek,
<br />Ut(; Creek.
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<br />Deep Creek and its
<br />tributaries and any other
<br />streams or natural lakes
<br />located witrnfl the proposed
<br />Deep Creek Wilderness
<br />Area.
<br />State Wildlife Area Streams
<br />Rock Creek SW A,
<br />Radium SW A,
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<br />In the discussions with the state and federal agencies, involved with the field data coIlection, it was
<br />recommended that streams and lakes located in Water Divisions 2, 4 and 6 would be the focus of the
<br />Board's appropriation process in the year 2004 and streams and lakes located in Water Divisions 1
<br />and 7 would be the focus in the year 2005. Staff has recommended that the field data coIlection
<br />agencies begin collecting the required data for the streams and lakes in Water Divisions 2, 4, and 6
<br />this year. This would allow the agencies approximately two years to collect the necessary data, In
<br />addition, staff has developed the attached proposed Instream Flow and Natural Lake Level Date
<br />Deadlines to assist staff and the state and federal agencies in moving forward with the proposed
<br />instream and natural lake level appropriations. These proposed deadlines should help all parties
<br />identify streams and lakes for initial and supplemental data coIlection, allow a sufficient amount of
<br />time for the water availability analysis and up-front public involvement.
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<br />Staff Recommendation
<br />Staff recommends the Board approve the above proposed 2002-03 Work Plan.
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<br />2002 - 2003 Work Plan.doc
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<br />Flood Protection. Water Project Phuming and Financing. Stream and Lake Profection
<br />Water Supply Protection. Conservation Planning
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