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<br />35 Project Imaging System <br />36 Closed Basin Well Rehabilitation <br />37 South Platte Lower River Group <br />38 Annual Financial Report <br />39 EI Paso County Water Management Plan <br />40 Dual Water System Study <br />41 Loan Application Credit Reports <br /> <br />Prolects: <br /> <br />1. <br /> <br />Total Amount Available for FY 03 <br /> <br />Chatfield Channel Imorovement <br />Authorization: SB79-537 <br />Water Source: South Platte River <br />Location: Downstream of Chatfield Reservoir <br />Sponsor: CWCB <br /> <br />Amount <br /> <br />Serlet 1 l11ian <br />Serlet <br />Serlet 1 Van Sciver <br />Serlet <br />Serlet f Feehan <br />Serlet 1 Van Sciver <br />Serlet <br /> <br />$230,182 <br />$200,000 <br />$150,000 <br />$129,163 <br />$125,584 <br />$34,519 <br />$5.000 <br /> <br />e <br /> <br /> <br />$12.385.312 <br /> <br />Grant Amount: $2,500,000 <br />Project Type: Flood Control <br />Managers: Larry Lang f Tom Browning <br />Beneficiary: CWCB - Metro Area <br /> <br />The Corps of Engineers designed and received authorization to construct a flood control project known as the <br />Chatfield Downstream Channel Improvement Project. The project authorization was for the construction of a <br />flood control project for a stream reach on the South Platte River, which is located downstream of Chatfield a <br />Dam and Reservoir in Arapahoe County. The flood control project below the dam involved channelization of _ <br />the South Platte River to contain the 100-year flood flows. The project reach is generally from Columbine <br />Valley downstream to the confluence with Bear Creek upstream of Hampden Avenue. The CWCB is the non- <br />federal project sponsor and is responsible for maintenance of!the project. The funds can only be expended for <br />activities that benefit or directly impact the Corps channel im~rovement project. The CWCB's authorization <br />states: "all or any portion of the costs attributable to flood co~trol and recreation may be considered non- <br />reimbursable in the discretion of the Board." The remaining (unds in an amount of $717,343 are available for <br />operation and maintenance activities. The CWCB staff cooperates annually with the Urban Drainage and Flood <br />Control District, and anticipates additional expenditures for these operation and maintenance activities in the <br />foreseeable future. A controversy currently exists regarding the acceptability of tree growth within the project <br />area. The CWCB and Omaha Corps are currently negotiating a Section 1135 project to revise the current <br />Operation and Maintenance Manual (O&M Manual) for the project in order to address this issue. <br /> <br />2. <br /> <br />Alamosa River Watershed Proiect <br />Authorization: HB 00-1419 <br />Water Source: Alamosa River <br />Location: Terrace Res. to La Jam in Conejos County <br />Sponsor: Alamosa-La Jam Water Conservancy District <br /> <br />Grant Amount: $450,000 <br />Project Type: Steam Stabilization <br />Project Manager: Brian Hyde <br />Beneficiary: Alamosa-La Jam Water <br />Conservancy District, Conejos County, property <br />owners and irrigators along the Capulin <br />subreach <br /> <br />This project will involve fieldwork, final design, and constniction of river restoration improvements on the <br />Alamosa River downstream of Terrace Reservoir. The river!was straightened in the 1970's, leading to serious . <br />instability and erosion problems. A conceptual master plan for the reach between Terrace Reservoir and U.S. <br />Highway 285 was prepared earlier (by others). This project will focus on the 5-mile subreach in the Capulin <br />area. Improvements will include realignment of the channel, bank protection, weirs and other flow control <br />structures. The Scope of Work has been prepared. Field surreys have been completed. An analysis of the <br />