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Throughout the~cess of obtaining the permit were exposed to the <br />problems which can occur when several government agencies start considering a <br />permit, especially when the agencies have rather diverse interests. A great <br />concern was expressed by the Colorado Division of Wildlife who kept insisting <br />that our work would adversely affect the fishery resource in Fountain Creek, of <br />which there is essentially none in this portion of the stream. This <br />considerably delayed the issuance of the permit. After issuance of the permit, <br />the work was completed and has now been fully approved by the Corps of <br />Engineers. <br />Today, the banks are secure, show little erosion, are covered with a heavy <br />growth of grass and are being invaded strongly by the typical cottonwood and <br />willow forests that line the creek in the. places where the bank on other parts <br />of the stream course have not been destroyed by floods or human activities. <br />19 <br />