Laserfiche WebLink
<br />, <br /> <br />OG2263 <br /> <br />/ <br /> <br />DRAFT <br />April 8, 1975 <br /> <br />Municipal and Industrial Water Supply Study for the Towns of <br />Superior, Erie, Lafayette, and Louisville (Coal Creek Water and <br />Sanitation Association), Colorado. <br /> <br />Location <br /> <br />~ <br />On the Coal Creek and South Boulder Creek drainages In <br /> <br />Adams, BOulder, and Weld Counties. <br /> <br />Problem <br /> <br />Population in the area seems to be increasing, with a <br /> <br />limited water supply. Shortages have already been ecnountered and <br /> <br />are expected to be more critical in the future. According to <br /> <br />population projections prepared by Rocky Mountain Consultants, Inc., <br /> <br />the combined population of the four towns may be up to 50,000 by <br /> <br />the year 1990. <br /> <br />The Coal Creek area is located between the boundaries <br /> <br />of the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District (which contrib- <br /> <br />utes COlorado-Big Thompson water to irrigation and municipal and <br /> <br />industrial users) and the service area of the Denver Water Board. <br /> <br />Neither the District nor the Board seems to have any excess water <br /> <br />for the Coal Creek entity. So there is no readily available water <br /> <br />supplier to which it can turn. <br />