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<br />O.LUO <br /> <br />Toll Gate Creek basins have been separated from the South Platte <br />River basin investigation. Two dams appear to be economically <br />feasible. One dam is located on Sand Creek about 3 miles south- <br />east from Buckley Field, and the second is located on Toll Gate <br />Creek at the confluence of East and West Toll Gate Creeks. An <br />interim report on the South Platte River basin covering the Sand <br />Creek basin is tentatively scheduled for completion during Fiscal <br />Year 1969. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />d. Flood Plain Information Studies. Three volumes of <br />flood plain information for streams in the Denver area have been <br />completed to date. volume I on the South Platte has been revised <br />and was presented to the Denver Regional Council of Governments <br />during August 1968. The revisions show the effects of the Chat- <br />field and authorized Mount Carbon Reservoirs on downstream flood <br />plain areas. A fourth volume, covering several small streams, <br />is being reviewed by the Missouri River Division Office. Other <br />flood plain volumes are in preparation or are authorized for <br />practically every stream in the Denver area. Volume I for <br />Boulder, which covers Left Hand Creek, is in preparation. Other <br />studies scheduled during the Fiscal Year 1969 include: Boulder <br />and South Boulder Creeks at Boulder, St. Vrain Creek in Boulder <br />County, Spring Creek and Cache La poudre River at Fort Collins, <br />and the Cache La poudre and South Platte Rivers in the vicinity <br />of Greeley." <br /> <br />MR. STAPLETON: <br /> <br />"The next agenda item is the report of <br />the Soil Conservation Service. I don't see <br />anyone here from that agency. There are two <br />reports in your file, Agenda Items #2.g-1 and <br />#2.g-2. Larry, do you have any comments on <br />this report?" <br /> <br />MR. SPARKS: <br /> <br />"I think not, Mr. Chairman." <br /> <br />Following is the written report to the Board from the <br />Colorado State Office of the U. S. Soil Conservation Service: <br /> <br />"The following report of the current status of Public <br />Law 566 activities (Small Watershed Program) in Colorado is pro- <br />vided for your Board meeting at Alamosa, Colorado on September <br />5, 1968. <br /> <br />I <br />