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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8062.200
Description
Federal Reserved Water Rights - USFS - Water Division 2 - Negotiating Principles and Settlement
State
CO
Basin
Arkansas
Water Division
2
Date
10/23/1997
Author
D Randolph Seaholm
Title
Technical Workgroup - Group 1 Stream Summary - October 23 1997
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />. <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />000226 <br /> <br />15 to April 30), and 2,5 cfs (May I to Aug 30) is needed for fish survival. <br /> <br />790 Fooses Creek: Proposed CWCB base flow of 1.75 cfs (Oct IS to Apri130) and 5.50 cfs <br />(May I to Oct 14) is needed for fish survival. <br /> <br />79E Middle Fork South Arkansas River: Existing CWCB base flow of 5,0 cfs year-round is <br />needed for fish survival. <br /> <br />79F South Arkansas River: Base flow of 1,0 cfs from Oct 16 to April 15, and 6,0 cfs from <br />April 16 to Oct 15, is needed for fish survival, This flow is based on the main stream <br />above Monarch ski area, so that the ski area will not be called out during ski season. <br />High flow of 13 cfs to 22 cfs is needed for 20 days between May I and July 15 to <br />transport heavy sediment loads caused by Highway 50 erosion, and thus maintain channel <br />capacity, geometry, and aquatic habitat in this beaver-complex alluvial stream, <br /> <br />79J Poncha Creek: Existing CWCB base flow of 8,0 cfs year-round is needed for fish <br />survival. <br /> <br />838 Porter Gulch: USFS claim dropped, <br /> <br />84A Lake Creek: Existing CWCB base flow of 5,0 cfs year-round is needed for fish survival. <br /> <br />87B Newlin Creek: Base flow of 0,75 cfs from Oct 16 to April 15, and 1.75 cfs from April 16 <br />to Oct IS, is needed for fish survival. High flow of7,O cfs to 12 cfs is needed for 20 days <br />between May I and July IS to maintain functions and habitats of greenback cutthroat <br />trout. <br /> <br />870 Adobe Creek: Base flow of 1.25 cfs from oct 16 to April 15, and 2,5 cfs from April 16 to <br />oct 15, is needed for fish survival. High flow of7,O cfs to 12 cfs is needed for 20 days <br />between May I and July IS to maintain functions and habitats of greenback cutthroat <br />trout. <br /> <br />??? Oak Creek: USFS claim dropped, <br /> <br />89A Middle Creek: Base flow of2,75 cfs from Oct 16 to April 15, and 5.0 cfs from April 16 <br />to Oct 15, is needed for fish survival. <br /> <br />??? Ophir Creek: Existing CWCB base flow of 1.5 cfs year-round is needed for fish survival. <br /> <br />89E St. Charles River: QP moved upstream to Lake Isabel inlet to help water users, Base <br />flow of3.5 cfs from Oct 16 to April 15, and 5,75 cfs from April 16 to Oct 15, is needed <br />for fish survival. This new computation differs from the existing CWCB flow of 3,0 cfs <br />year-round, <br /> <br />-6- <br /> <br />;. i", <br />'" j <br />
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