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<br />described in the Initial Screening Report, (Boyle, 1986). The screening resulted in selection of <br />the highway route for conveyance of water from Green Mountain Reservoir to Dillon Reservoir, <br />and selection of the following six reservoir sites for further study. <br /> <br />o Red Mountain Site on the Colorado River <br />o Wolford Mountain Site A' on Muddy Creek <br />o Wolford Mountain Site C on Muddy Creek <br />o Azure Site on the Colorado River <br />o Wolcott Site on Alkali Creek <br />o Una Site on the Colorado River <br /> <br />Phase 2 consisted of hydrologic, operational and water rights analyses using a hydrologic <br />simulation model. The results of Phase 2 investigation are summarized in the report, Preliminary <br />Hydrologic Analysis and included as Appendix A. Phase 2 analysis demonstrated that all six <br />reservoir sites could produce the necessary yield to meet the Joint-Use Reservoir requirements <br />(approximately 30,000 af), and that Wolcott Reservoir alone and several reservoir combinations <br />could be used to replace the existing function of Green Mountain Reservoir as part of the Green <br />Mountain Exchange Project. <br /> <br />Phase 3 is concluded with this Final Report which summarizes the complete Study. In <br />addition to the initial screening and hydrological aspects it presents the reconnaissance-level <br />designs and costs estimates of the six reserVoir sites and conveyance system. It is supported by <br />more detailed discussions in the following appendixes: <br /> <br />.....J <br /> <br />o Appendix A - Hydrologic Analysis: hydrologic operational analysis and probable <br />maximum flood analysis. <br /> <br />o Appendix B - Preliminary Design of Reservoir and Conveyance System: <br />geotechnical analysis, design considerations and detailed cost estimates. <br /> <br />o Appendix C - Field Geotechnical Exploration of Red Mountain and Wolford <br />Mountain A': drilling logs, field observations and laboratory tests. <br /> <br />1-4 <br />