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<br />(3) Prepare plan and profile drawings of the major drainageways
<br />of McIntyre Gulch at a scale of 1" = 100' showing the 100 year recurrence
<br />interval flood plain, the 10 year and 100 year flood water surface profiles,
<br />and typical channel sections. The information is based upon the future
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<br />D. References
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<br />1. Drainage Basins Descriptions - Project Reuse, DRCOG, Denver,
<br />Colorado, March 1972.
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<br />2. Urban Storm Drainage Criteria Manual, DRCOG, Denver, Colorado,
<br />March, 1969.
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<br />basin development condition and existing channel conditions.
<br />Flood water surface elevations and flood plain boundaries are often
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<br />3. Chow, V.T., editor-in-chief, Handbook of Applied Hydrology,
<br />McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1964.
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<br />4. Procedures for Determining Peak Flows in Colorado, U.S. Department
<br />of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, Portland, Oregon
<br />1972. '
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<br />revised by road and bridge construction, flood plain development, flood
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<br />control improvements, or natural processes. Prior to utilization of this
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<br />5. Gehm, H.W., and Bregman, J.I. (ed) Handbook of Water Resources and
<br />Pollution Control, Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, New York,
<br />N.Y., 1976.
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<br />report for planning or design purposes, the user is advised to contact the
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<br />Urban Drainage & Flood Control District or the Colorado Water Conservation
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<br />Board to determine if the information in this report has been amended.
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<br />6. Phase A Preliminary Report on Major Drainageway Planning on
<br />Lakewood and McIntyre Gulches Volume I Report, McCall,
<br />Ellingson and Morrill, Inc., Denver, Colorado, December 1975,
<br />Rev. January, 1976. Referenced in the text as "Original
<br />Report" .
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<br />C. I nformati on Procurement
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<br />During the process of this study, approximately twenty agencies,
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<br />organizations, and individuals were contacted by Hydro-Triad, Ltd. staff
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<br />members to obtain information and history on the storm drainage within the
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<br />7. Master Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, Frank Lloyd Wright
<br />Foundation, October 1976.
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<br />8. Rainfall/Runoff Information, Denver Regional Council of Governments,
<br />May, 1972.
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<br />McIntyre Gulch basin. A considerable amount of data was provided by the
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<br />City of Lakewood staff. A list of the agencies, organizations, and
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<br />individuals contacted, and a summary of the information obtained are
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<br />9. Flood Plain Information Big Dry Creek....Grange Hall Creek,
<br />Volume IV, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, October, 1968.
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<br />10. Letter to Ben Urbonas from A1 Amen USDA, SCS "McIntyre Gul ch Soil
<br />Survey", February 24, 1977.
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<br />presented in Table 1.
<br />Hydro-Triad, Ltd. received excellent cooperation from all the agencies
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<br />11. Flood Hazard News, Volume 7, No.1, Urban Drainage & Flood Control
<br />District, June 1977.
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<br />12. Major Dr~inageway Planning, McIntyre Gulch, Addendum Phase A Report
<br />Hydro~Triad, Ltd., Lakewood, Colorado, April 1977.
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<br />and individuals that have interest in the McIntyre Gulch basin.
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