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<br />'=' <br />'"'7) <br />>- <br /> <br />-...: <br /> <br />o <br /> <br />Flatiron Pumning Plant and Carter Lake Pressure Tunnel will <br />transfer water from Flatiron ~eservoir to Carter Lake Reservoir. <br />They will also operate in reverse on such waters as are released <br />back through these features for delivery via the Horsetooth Feeder <br />Canal. The proposed pumping plant, to be located at the Flatiron <br />Power Plant, will have a rated capacity of approximately 112,000 <br />gallons per minute for a maximum pumping lift of nearly 300 feet. <br />It will deliver the water via a pressure tunnel, B feet in dla~eter <br />and 1.1 miles long, which ~~ll extend south and upward from the <br />pumping plant discharge conduit to the bottom of Carter Lake <br />~eservoiro Construction of the tunnel, including a concrete trash- <br />rack structure in the reservoir and a valve chamber with an access <br />shaft near the north shore of the reservoir, will require approxi- <br />mately 32,000 cubic yards of excavation and 7,500 cubic yards of <br />ccncreteo <br /> <br />Carter Lake Reservoir will occupy a natural basin located <br />about 8 miles west of Berthoudo Three dams, now under construction, <br />will enlarge the existing basin and provide about 114,000 acre-feet <br />of storage capacity covering an area of 1,174 acres at elevation <br />57630 This reservoir will store a portion of the imported waters <br />which subsequently will be released southward to the Sto Vrain <br />Supply Canal or returned to the Flatiron ~eservoir for use in the <br />Big Thomason or Poudre Valleyso <br /> <br />Carter Lake Dams.--Dam Noo 1, now under construction at <br />the natural outlet from the basin, will be an earth and rockfill <br />type structure ~th a maximum height of 200 feet and a crest length <br />of 1,235 feeto Dams Noso 2 and 3, of similar construction, will be <br />located at low saddles in the hogback ridge north of the main damo <br />The smaller structures will be 75 and 55 feet in height above foun- <br />dation and have crest lengths of 1,150 and 1,425 feet, respectivelyo <br />Construction of the dams will require nearly 4 million cubic yards <br />of excavation and the three dams will contain nearly :3 million <br />cubic yards of selected earth and rockfill materialo A gate- <br />controlled outlet tunnel at Dam Noo 1 will deliver water from Carter <br />Lake Reservoir to the Sto Vrain Supply Canalo <br /> <br />Sto Vrain Supoly Canal will lead from Carter Lake Reservoir <br />at Dam Noo 1 and extend south 907 miles to Sto Vrain Creek near <br />Lyooso Enroute, it will cross the Little Thompson ~iver which will <br />also receive suoplemental water frO!Il the reservoir~ <br /> <br />Horsetooth Feeder Canal begins at the Flatiron ~eservoir and <br />extends north 13 miles to Horsetooth Reservoiro Enroute, it crosses <br />the Big Thompson Canyon and will deliver water to the Big Thompson <br />Rivero In addition to water received from the Flatiron Reservoir, <br />this canal will also receive water from the Big Thompson River via <br />the appurtenant Horsetocth Supply rAnduit which leads from an intake <br />strGcture on the river and extends east about one mile through the <br />canyon wall to join the ca~al cn the south side of the rivero <br />Pending completion of the Estes Park-Foothills Power System, the <br /> <br />?? <br />