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• <br />wells are located around the site. but not in large numbers. One wel] <br />east of Ellicott Road in Section 30, ie directly downstream fray the <br />site, at n distance of approximately 1 mile. If the land fill is <br />properly controlled as noted in the previous section o! the report, <br />runoff water from the area will not affect this downstream well, as <br />!ar as water quality is concerned. <br />.~ <br />I~ HYDROLOGIC 1?ATAt <br />Average maximum and minimum amounts of precipitati <br />for each month are given on the attached Summary Sheet for this subjec <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />I~ <br />i <br />i~ <br />~~ <br />Runof! from the area at the present time is mostly in the form o! ghee <br />flaw. Very few large gullies exist on the sits, except in conjunction <br />with Brackett Creek itself. At this point, in El Paso County, Braoket <br />Czeek i^ listed a^ an intermittent stream and record^ are not availabl. <br />for the llow within the creak. The land Lill site is on the side o! <br />a hill, Which forms the divide between Brackett Creek and another <br />branoh of the Black Squirrel Crank system to the southwest. The land <br />till itself will average perhaps 15 ft. above the bed of Brackett <br />This oraak drains a fairly sisable basin, but the <br />runoff is not excessive, partially due to the nary sandy aatura o! the <br />soil. The hundred year runoff charactaristic^ are given on the name <br />Bummary Shoat as the precipitation data, with the anticipated 100 year <br />llow in Bracket Creak, immediately northeast of the proposed land fill <br />site. go lakes or irrigation ditches exist near the land fill efts. <br />The sheet tlow which could enter the land fill sits <br />from the west could amount to as much as .88 efa. Most of thi^ could <br />8 <br />