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<br />,-- <br /> <br />"I <br />I <br />i <br /> <br />~i <br />! <br />, <br /> <br />,-; <br /> <br />,.- <br /> <br />- <br />! <br /> <br />.-- <br />i <br /> <br />2,0 ELEMENTS SELECTED FOR RECONNAISSANCE EVALUATION <br /> <br />Nine reservoir sites were initially identified by the Authority for consideration as Joint-Use <br />Reservoirs or as Replacement Reservoirs for the Green Mountain Exchange Project, The Authority <br />also identified the general requirements for the conveyance system. Selection of the candidate <br />reservoir sites for this study was based on the existence of a water right or claimed water right at the <br />site, geographic location within the Colorado River drainage, and previous studies conducted by the <br />CRWCD, DWB, USBR and others, As a result of pre-reconnaissance evaluation and screening, six <br />reservoir sites and one conveyance route were selected for reconnaissance evaluation, This chapter <br />describes the nine reservoir sites and the results of the initial screening analysis. <br /> <br />2,1 <br /> <br />RESERVOIR SITE DESCRIPTIONS <br /> <br />This section describes each of the reservoir sites which were considered during the pre- <br />reconnaissance evaluation, <br /> <br />Red Mountain: The Red Mountain Dam Site is located on the Colorado River one mile east of <br />Kremmling, Colorado, The dam would be located at a narrows, approximately 600 feet wide, formed <br />by the base of Red Mountain to the north and a terrace extending from Junction Butte to the south, <br />Upstream, a broad valley 4000 to 5000 feet wide would form the reservoir area, Reservoir capacities <br />ranged from 84,000 af to 140,000 af, <br /> <br />Havoark: The Haypark Dam Site is located on the East Fork of Troublesome Creek, <br />approximately 12 miles northeast of Kremmling, Colorado, Troublesome Creek flows south and <br />enters the Colorado River 4 miles east of Kremmling, . In the reservoir area, the East Fork of <br />Troublesome Creek meanders through a 600-foot wide valley floor, Reservoir capacities of 20,100 af <br />to 31,000 af were considered, <br /> <br />Wolford Mountain Sites A and A': Wolford Mountain Site A is located on Muddy Creek, 1 mile <br />upstream from Kremmling, Colorado, Site A', a refinement due to geotechnical concerns, is located <br />3800 feet upstream from Site A. At Kremmling, an east-west trending ridge forms a 280-foot high <br />bluff which overlooks the town, The north slope of this ridge would form the right abutment of the <br /> <br />2-1 <br />