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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981015
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
Title Page to Page 66E
Section_Exhibit Name
Permit
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D
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<br />2.04.7(2) SIIRFACE WATER INFORMATION <br />......................................................................................................................................................................... <br />..................................................................................................................................................................... <br />.......................................................................................................................................................................... <br />............................................................................................... ................................................................................ <br />Due to the extremely grid nature of the area, which gets less <br />,than 10 inches of precipitation per year, surface flows in the <br />entire area are rare and usually occur only in response to summer <br />thunderstorms. <br />There are no perennial streams in the vicinity of the reclaimed <br />area. The Big Salt wash upstream from the reclaimed area is <br />perennial but dries up south of the reclaimed area due to <br />diversions upstream into Ruby Lee Reservoir, Echo Lake and Ruby <br />Lee Ditch. See Exhibit 1. The water quality is poor due to high <br />concentrations of natural salts. In fact, the Big Salt Wash has <br />been under study to find ways to lessen its impact to the users <br />of Colorado River water far downstream. Analysis performed by the <br />U.S. Bureau of Reclamation show that the southern portions of the <br />Big Salt Wash have approximately 7700 ppm dissolved solids. Water <br />quality analysis is enclosed. The Biq Salt Wash below the <br />reclaimed area runs through land that is irrigated from the Grand <br />• itch which has diverted water from the Colorado River. The land <br />is owned by a number of ranchers. No water from the Big Salt Wash <br />is being used for irrigation in this area due to the high <br />salinity. <br />Water quantity measurements made by the USGS in Sig Salt Wash at <br />the town of Fruita over the four year period from 1974 to 1977 <br />show: <br />mean flow - 61.8 cfs <br />maximum instantaneous flow - 1730.0 cfs <br />minimum instantaneous flow - 5.3 cfs <br />See attached sheet of water flow data. <br />The runoff from the mine reclaimed acea is collected in a <br />sediment pond. Although the pond has not discharged in many <br />/ years, there is a possibility that, during a large rainfall <br />event, it could discharge. Any discharges from the sediment pond <br />go south in a minor drainage called Dry Gulch to the Biq Salt <br />Wash. After entering the Big Salt Wash, the water will enter the <br />Colorado River. <br />• <br />7/~-/~z <br />~~.~ <br />
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