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<br />COLORADO WATER CONSERVATION BOARD <br />INSTREAM FLOW RECOMMENDA nON SUMMARY REPORT <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Strear:J: <br />County: <br />ISF ID#: <br /> <br />Muddy Creek <br />Grand <br />98/5/A-00l <br /> <br />Division: <br />Watershed: <br />DOW Code #: <br /> <br />5 <br />Colorado River <br />21321 <br /> <br />INSTREAM FLOW RECOMMENDATION <br /> <br />Flow (cfs): <br /> <br />105 (5/15 - 6130) <br />70 (7/1-7/14) <br />20 (7/15 - 4130) <br />70 (5/1 - 5114) <br /> <br />Length (miles): <br /> <br />9 <br /> <br />Upper <br />Terminus: <br /> <br />outlet Wolford Mountain Reservoir <br />SW NE S25 T2N R81W 6PM <br /> <br />Lower <br />Terminus: <br /> <br />conn Colorado River <br />NW NE S19 TIN R80W 6PM <br /> <br />USGS QUAD(s): <br /> <br />Kremmling (15') <br /> <br />BASIS FOR INSTREAM FLOW RECOMMENDATION <br /> <br />· The DOW documented that a natural environment is present in the form of a cutthroat trout fishery. <br />. · Based on the DOW's biological recommendation, flows of 105 cfs, summer, and 35 cfs, winter, are <br />necessary to preserve the natural environment to a reasonable degree. However, the winter instream <br />flow recommendation was reduced to 20 cfs (7/15-4/30) based on the water availability analysis. The <br />DOW believes the lower flow recommendation will still preserve the natural environment. <br />· CWCB staff has conducted a water availability analysis and determined these amounts are available for <br />the Board's appropriation. <br />· CWCB staff has determined that adequate water supplies exist such that the natural environment may be <br />preserved without limiting or foreclosing the exercise of valid existing water rights. <br /> <br />CONSULTATIONS: <br /> <br />DOW: Jay Skinner <br /> <br />5/20/1998 <br /> <br />DWR: <br /> <br />CWCB STAFF: <br /> <br />erepared By: Uppendahl <br /> <br />4/15/98 <br /> <br />C;IMARKINEW _RECSIWPllIRECOMMENDAT10N SUMMARY REPORT.doc <br />