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Page 1 of 1 <br />Cissy Tabor <br />From: "Light, Erin" <Erin.Light@state.co.us> <br />Date: Tuesday, March 15, 20114:45 PM <br />To: <rm2.cissy@gmail.com> <br />Subject: notice of intents <br />Cissy - Per our telephone conversation earlier today, I am e-mailing you to summarize our discussion <br />pertaining to the application for the construction of a non-jurisdictional water impoundment. <br />This office does request that Notices of Intent to Construction Non-Jurisdictional Water Impoundments <br />be filed with this office even after they have been constructed. Whether it be the construction of a new <br />non-jurisdictional water impoundment or one that has already been constructed, we require that the <br />impoundment structure be equipped with a low level outlet or that a means of bypassing inflow be <br />provided. The reason for such requirement is so that this office can administer the structure by <br />requiring that all out-of-priority inflow be bypassed. When the structure has already been constructed, <br />we do not require that the dam be breached and a low-level outlet installed. However, we do find it <br />absolutely necessary that the applicant be aware that the structure may be subject to administration <br />and when subject to administration no out of priority storage of water will be allowed and this office will <br />take appropriate actions to assure that this does not occur. <br />I recognize that Eureka Creek is a normally dry water course and is likely dry during times of <br />administration. None-the-less, in the rare event that the structure may need to be administered the <br />owner of said structure must be aware that the structure can and will be administered. <br />Please let me know if you have any other questions. <br />Erin Light, P.E. <br />Division Engineer, Water Division 6 <br />Colorado Division of Water Resources <br />3/16/2011