FLOOD01454

• County: Mesa
• Community: Grand Junction
• Stream Name: Colorado River
• Title: Colorado River Flood Analysis - A Proposal for Engineering Services
• Date: 11/1/1983
• Prepared For: Grand Junction
• Prepared By: Greenhorne & O'Mara, Inc.
• Floodplain - Doc Type: Project

legal aspects of ground and surface water avail"bility for oil shale development
in the West. Dr. Gordon is a member of ASCE where he serves on the Executive
Committee of the Technical Council on Research. He is also a member of the
American Water Resources Association, American Water Works Association and the
Water Pollution Control Federation. Dr. Gordon has nationwide contacts in the
U,S. Bureau of Reclamation and the U,S, Soil Conservation Service.

Douglas J. Williams
Greenhorne & O'Mara, Inc. Title: Pro.:iect Eng'ineer, Denver Water Resources
Project Title: Project Engineer

Mr, Williams will be responsible for all eng'ineering and reporting.

Mr. Williams has assisted Mr. Mulhern in hydrologic analyses and spillway
investigations for the past three and one-half years. He has completed
hydrologic investigations and preliminary designs for the Van Bibber Detention
Facility in Arvada, (including a Dambreak Analysis for the PMP to reduce
spillway capacity), Hays Lake Spillway Analysis in Arvada, Temple Detention Pond
on Goldsmith Gulch in Denver, final design of the Jensen Dam in Jefferson
County, and final hydrologic and hydraulic design for a large channel diversion
in Campbell County, Wyoming, He also completed a large portion of the
engineering for the Boulder Creek Flood Improvement Project in the City of
Boulder.

Michael R. Moncrief, P.E.
Greenhorne & O'Mara, Inc. Title: Pro.:iect Engineer, Denver Water Resources
Project Title: Engineer

Mr. Moncrief will assist Mr, Williams with engineering and reporting on the
p roj ect,

Mr, Moncrief has six years of engineering experience, He served two years
with the U.S, Bureau of Reclamation at the Engineering Research Center in Denver
where he completed some 60 miles of hydraulic pipeline design. During the last
three years, M~ Moncrief has assisted Mr. Mulhern in hydrologic and hydraulic
analyses. He completed hydrology and engineering design for the Temple
Detention Pond on Goldsmith Gulch in Denver, the hydrologic and hydraulic design
of the Big Sandy Reservoir in Wyoming, and preliminary design for the Boulder
Creek Flood Improvement Project, He has also assisted in the development of
severa 1 computer programs for hydrau 1 i c ana lys is for the U,S. Bureau of
Reclamation, and has recently utilized two optimization programs under develop-
ment at Colorado State University for reservoir sizing.

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