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<br />" " <br /> <br />, . <br /> <br />PARSONS <br /> <br />COpy <br /> <br />MEMORANDUM <br /> <br />January 18, 2002 <br /> <br />To: <br /> <br />Larry Lang, Joe Busto, and Ed Tomlinson <br />Gary Lewis <br />Comments on Cherry Creek Interim Report No. I <br /> <br />From: <br /> <br />Subject: <br /> <br />I have reviewed the December I, 2001 AWA report titled, "Probable Maximum <br />Precipitation (pMP) Site-Specific Study for Cherry Creek Reservoir" and have the <br />following comments on the scientific aspects. I've answered the five questions and then <br />added a few general observations, Please feel free to forward these to the other <br />participants as appropriate, I will be available at the meeting on the 29th to discuss these <br />and other aspects that arise during the meeting. <br /> <br />Responses to CWCB Questions <br /> <br />Your instructions requested that I answer the following questions regarding the report, <br />The questions, and my responses, are: <br /> <br />1, Did AWA fUlly address the minimum requirements for each task as defined in <br />the Scope of Work? <br /> <br />. Task 1: This task appears to be 100-percent complete if the conclusions have <br />been 100-percent reported, Stated or implied conclusions that I found on <br />pages 1 and 2 are: <br /> <br />~ Use ofHMR 55A and HMR 52 alone, without any additional study or <br />justification, is not acceptable for a site-specific PMP and is in <br />violation of NOAA's CD-I03 (p.l), <br /> <br />~ These techniques (above) were developed for nonorographic regions (p. <br />1), <br /> <br />~ Additional study should have been done and would have resulted in <br />different, lower values [the latter is implied] (p.l), <br /> <br />~ The PMP rainfall values were increased on the basis of "internal <br />working documents" by 6 to 14 percent (p.l). <br /> <br />~ Rainfall distribution factors were used without scientific analyses (p.l). <br /> <br />022/C:\MY DOCUMENTS\CHERRY CREEK PMPILEW\S COMMENTS INTERIM #LDOC <br />