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Water Supply Protection
File Number
7630.625
Description
Wild and Scenic - Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
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CO
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Statewide
Date
8/31/1983
Author
CWCB
Title
Wild and Scenic River Studies - Colorado Rivers - 8-31-83 through 9-25-85 With Issues Page - Fact Sheet - Addendum to Final EIS
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Report/Study
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<br />002032 <br /> <br />II. RECOMMENDED ACTION <br /> <br />A. FEIS Recommendations <br /> <br />The FEIS described Alternative A as the environmental quality (EQ) plan, <br />which most contributes to achieving environmental quality objectives. <br />Absent unresolved conflicts concerning the alternative uses of the Poudre's <br />water resource, the conclusion of the study would have been to recommend <br />either Alternative A or Alternative E (the preferred alternative of the <br />DEIS/SR) to the President and Congress. From a purely environmental <br />standpoint, these two alternatives are preferred. The State of Colorado <br />recommends adoption of Alternative A, which recommends designation of the <br />entire Cache la Poudre within the study area. (See Section II.D. for a <br />complete description of the State's recommendation.) <br /> <br />The development of Alternative E reflected a concern over the impacts of <br />designation on private property ownership and rights. The DEIS deleted <br />Segment 1 from its recommendation because of the amount of private owner- <br />ship in the study corridor. In the FEIS, the effects of designation on <br />privately-owned lands are minimal because most of the private lands are <br />within Segments 1 and 4, which were both recommended for "no decision." <br />Public concern over impacts on private lands have been identified through- <br />out the consultation process and are discussed in Chapters V and VIII. <br /> <br />The FEIS, unable to use current water resource study results now available, <br />recommended designation of the Poudre's upper reaches only. Through that <br />recommendation, the opportunity to develop a viable water resource project <br />on the lower portion of the River and private property considerations are <br />protected. The availability of data from the Tudor study addresses the <br />uncertainty about water resource development; private property considera- <br />tions of designation are not resolved as readily. <br /> <br />B. Addendum Alternatives <br /> <br />I Modification of alternatives presented in the FEIS resulted in two addi- <br />. : tional alternatives which alleviate problems and take advantage of oppor- <br />tunities in ways that contribute to the National Economic Development (NED) <br />and Environmental Quality (EQ) objectives. One, Alternative G (described <br />below), maximizes contributions to the NED objective. The other, Alter- <br />native F (described below), becomes the new preferred alternative as <br />recommended by USDA, resulting from the Cache la Poudre Wild and Scenic <br />River Study, and consideration of the results of the Tudor/State study. <br /> <br />..ceo" Alternative F (Modified from FEIS Alternative E) <br /> <br />Partial designation of River, classifying most segments to highest level of <br />eligibility and not classifying all of one segment and the majority of <br />another (Map 14). <br /> <br />7 <br />
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