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DRMS Permit Index
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M2018016
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Revision
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12/12/2018
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Impact Economic Assessment
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Objection
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Emily S. Andrews, Ph.D.
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stream habitat improvement, outreach and education. The Foundation r p operates under <br /> ' an action memorandum from the EPA, designating it as a Good Samaritan Action Agent. <br /> The Foundation conducted a number of cleanup projects that have improved water <br /> quality in Clear Creek with funding from the EPA, the U.S. Forest Service and the <br /> Colorado's Water Quality Control Division. In particular, the Foundation awarded a <br /> grant of around $500,000 to implement restoration on the Lower North Empire <br /> Creek controlling runoff from severely impacted,virtually un-reclaimable, upland <br /> mined lands to the west of the Creek.32 <br /> The City of Golden is an active member of the Upper Clear Creek Watershed <br /> ' Association that also derived from the EPA Superfund initiative. Golden's drinking <br /> water source is predominantly from Clear Creek and its tributaries.33 A number of <br /> other Colorado cities (Georgetown, Idaho Springs, Black Hawk, Arvada,Northglenn, <br /> ' Thornton and Westminster) also use Clear Creek water or water from tributaries of Clear <br /> Creek for their domestic household water supply. To ensure that tap water is safe to <br /> drink,the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) has <br /> ' regulations that limit the amount of certain contaminants in the treated water <br /> provided by public water systems such as Golden's. <br /> ' CDOT is involved in keeping Clear Creek waters clean, as well. The formation of the <br /> Sediment Control Action Plan (SCAP) for the reach of the I-70 tributary to Clear <br /> Creek is a collaborative partnership between CDOT, local mountain communities <br /> ' and other parties interested in the Clear Creek watershed.34 The SCAP is a voluntary <br /> effort by CDOT to address sediment-related water quality issues. The 2017 <br /> Sediment Control Plan for the Upper Clear Creek Corridor notes that reductions in <br /> ' sediment loading due to SCAP will reduce in trace metal and nutrient loading35 in <br /> Clear Creek.36 <br /> ' Clear Creek is used extensively for water-based tourism; there has been major <br /> growth in white-water rafting over the past decade. Yet, last summer has shown <br /> ' how fragile this industry is with drought causing some business to operate in other <br /> parts of Colorado and others to close early in the season. Since the late 1990s, three <br /> ' 32 http://clearcreekwater.org/news/2017/9/27/ccwf-awarded-grant-for-lower-north- <br /> empire-project <br /> 33 https://www.cityofgolden.net/media/WaterQualityReport2017.pdf <br /> ' 34 Sediment loading in upper Clear Creek is two to three times higher than might be <br /> expected from bed load conditions, and sediment loading in lower Clear Creek is three to <br /> five times higher than would be expected from bed load conditions. <br /> ' 35 Nutrient loading is the process where too many nutrients, mainly nitrogen and <br /> phosphorus,are added to bodies of water and can act like fertilizer, causing excessive <br /> growth of algae. <br /> ' 36 https://www.codot.gov/projects/i-70-old-mountaincorridor/documents/clear-creek- <br /> scap-final-report.Rdf <br /> 14 <br />
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