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County
Arapahoe
Stream Name
South Platte
Basin
South Platte
Title
Union Avenue Boat Drop
Date
1/1/1983
Prepared For
CWCB
Prepared By
CWCB
Floodplain - Doc Type
Easement
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<br /> <br />8 <br /> <br />Flow will be channelized at 20 cfs and the rocks will be submerged at 100 cfs. <br /> <br />The gaging station Is not a part of the proposed project but it must not conflict with <br />the project. There will be a takeout for boaters on the left bank. The line of rocks <br />should not create II .keeper" problem downstream of them. They should also not <br />cause an increase in depths during higher flows. A 404 permit will probably be <br />required. Ben Urbonas of the UD&FCD and Greg Moore of the USACE requested that <br />drawings of the proposed installation be sent to them so that they could review them <br />prior to the construction of the gaging station. <br /> <br />The general timing of the project was discussed. Jim Curnes wanted to know when <br />he could expect construction to start. Ron Rossmiller said that WWE envisioned a 7 <br />month process: 2 for design, 1 for reviews, 1 for the letting process, and 3 for <br />construction. Ben Urbonas felt that the construction period could be as much as 6 <br />months because of rock delivery needs. Quarrying operations might be the critical <br />path constraint. This is a matter which WWE would investigate in final design. <br /> <br />Cliff Pugh said that the USBR modeling would be completed by the end of April. If <br />design begins on May I, then construction could begin in September or October. <br />Even with a 6 months construction period, this would still have construction com- <br />pleted before the 1990 runoff season. However, there is no time for delays. <br /> <br />Cliff Pugh distributed copies of work done to date by the USBR and work still to be <br />completed (copy attached). Ken Wright said he and local, state, and federal gov- <br />ernment officials wanted to thank the USBR for the highly professional and great <br />work they had done on the model. The rest of the group echoed his thanks. <br /> <br />Greg Moore indicated that a 404 permit will be required with public notice for the <br />project. He will need a general drawing of the boat chute configurations on 8 112- <br />by II-inch paper along with total Quantities. The process could be started now. <br /> <br />The meetIng adjourned about 11:30 a. m. <br /> <br />
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