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USE ATTAINABILITY ANALYSES FOR NAVIGABLE WATERS

January 10, 1992

PREPARED BY KYLE W. PALMER WATER QUALITY STANDARDS UNIT ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY :INTRODUCTION This document constitutes ADEQ's review of the designated uses of Arizona navigable waters. There are four sections to this document. The first three concern navigable waters which have not been designated for Full Body Contact (FBC). The final section concerns navigable waters which have not been designated for any Aquatic and Wildlife (A&W) uses. All the waters listed in a section were not designated A&W or FBC for the same reason. The reason is stated at the beginning of each section. Following each J.isted navigable water are one or more numbers in parentheses. These numbers indicate the source or sources that were used in making the final use determination. All sources are listed in Appendix A. Information obtained from the sources is on file at the ADEQ office located at 2655 East Magnolia, suite 2, Phoenix, Arizona. I. NAVIGABLE WATERS NOT DESIGNATED FOR FULL BODY CONTACT USE PURSUANT TO 40 CFR PART 131.10(g) (2) The navigable waters listed in Section I have not been designated for Full Body Contact (FBC) use. Pursuant to 40 CFR Part 131.lO(g) (2), an FBC use designation is not necessary if low water levels and/or low flow conditions in a navigable water prohibit the attainment of the use. ADEQ has determined that the navigable waters listed below meet this requirement. COLORADO MAIN STEM RIVER BASIN Hualapai Wash (118,147,153) Lonetree (14,28) Sawmill Wash (52,81,147) Serpentine Creek (14,28,89) LITTLE BASIN Phoenix Park Wash (149) MIDDLE BASIN (Camelback Road to Avondale WWTP) (149) Antelope Creek (54,59) cave Creek (Cave Creek dam to the Arizona Canal) (107,149)· Centennial Wash (107,149) Galena Gulch (52,81,149) Gila River (Ashurst-Hayden dam to the Florence WWTP) (59,81,149) Gila River (Felix Road to the ) (149) Gila River (Painted Rock dam to the Colorado River) (149) (from 8 miles south of Wickenburg to the Buckeye Irrigation Company Canal) (107,149) Lynx Creek (54,81,149) Queen Creek (Headwaters to the Superior WWTP) (39, 54, 62,87, 89,110) 1 Queen Creek (Below Potts Canyon) (39,54,62,87,89,110) RED LAKE BASIN Rock Canyon Creek (152,153} Truxton Wash {152,153) Wright Canyon Creek (152,153) RIO SONOITA BASIN Vamori Wash (149,167) RIO SONOITA BASIN (cont.) San Simon Wash (149,167} RIO YAQUI BASIN Mule Gulch (Headwaters to Bisbee WWTP) (59,109,149) SALT RIVER BASIN Bloody Tanks Wash (Headwaters to Miami Wash) (81,88,103,106,110) Gordon Canyon Creek (54,55,147,167) Indian Bend Wash (89,149,153,168) Miami Wash (1,4,59,88,103,106,110,) Pinal Creek (Headwaters to the Globe WWTP) (59,88,91,103,106,110) Pinal Creek (Radium to Setka Ranch) (59,88,91,103,106,110) Salt River (2 km below Granite Reef dam to the 23rd Ave. WWTP) (1,8,94,145,149,153) Slate Creek (19,89) SAN PEDRO RIVER BASIN Copper Creek (2,8,10,11,59,110,147) SANTA CRUZ RIVER BASIN Aguirre Wash (52,98,107,153) Alambre Wash (98,153) Alamo Wash (98,153) Altar wash (98,153) Alum Gulch (107,153) Atterbury Wash (98,153) Big Wash (98,107,153) (98,107,153) Canada del Oro (Below Highway 89) (2,5,10,29,65,78,98,l50,153) Davidson Canyon (Headwaters to I-10) {78,107,153) Empire Gulch (Headwaters to Empire Ranch Spring) (78,107,153) Flux Canyon (78,107,153) Greene Wash (98,107,149,153) Harshaw Wash (78,81,149,153) Julian Wash {98,153) 2 Los Robles Wash (98,153) Nogales Wash (4,10,11,78,98,153) Oak Tree Canyon (107,153) Pantano Wash ( Colossal Cave _ Road to Tanque Verde Creek) (23,25,54,78,98,153) Parker Canyon Creek (54,55,78,98,153) Puertocito Wash (98,153) Rillito Creek (81,98,153) Santa Cruz River (Tubae To the Roger Road WWTP) (45,78,107,149) Santa Cruz River (Wash) (Baumgartner Road to the Gila River Reservation) (98,107,144,149) Santa Cruz River, West Branch (98,149,153) Santa Rosa Wash (98,107,153) (Above the town of Patagonia) (54,55,59,78,84,126) Sutherland Wash (98,107,153) Tinaja Wash (52,81,149,153) Vekol Wash (98,153) UPPER GILA RIVER BASIN Bitter Creek (54,147,153) Chase Creek (54,59) San Simon River (54,62,99) BASIN Aspen Creek (4,47,54,67) Bitter Creek (Headwaters to the Jerome WWTP) (2,11,54,81,149) Bell Canyon Tank (53,55,81,108) II. EAVIGABLE WATERS NOT LISTED FOR FBC DUE TO PROHIBITIONS Partial Body Contact (PBC) is a designated use in the following navigable waters, .because by law swimming (FBC) or wading is not permitted. All of these waters are city owned urban lakes. They have been designated for PBC protection because boating and fishing are uses that may be allowed in these lakes. SALT RIVER BASIN Alvord Park Lake (55,90) Bonsall Park Lake (55) canal Park Lake (55,90) Chaparral Park Lake (55,90) Cortez Park Lake (55,90) Desert Breeze Lake (90) Dobson Lake (90) Eldorado Park Lake (55,90) Encanto Park Lake (55,90) Granada Park Lake (55) Indian Bend Wash Lakes (168) Indian School Park Lake (55,90) 3 Kiwanis Park Lake (55,90) McKellips Park Lake (55,90) III. RATIONALE FOR NOT DESIGNATING FULL BODY CONTACT AS A USE OF EFFLUENT DOMINATED WATERS The navigable waters listed in Section III have been classified as Effluent Dominated Waters (EDW), and have been assigned a designated use of Partial Body Contact (PBC) rather than Full Body Contact (FBC). ADEQ believes that using EDWs for FBC activities is inappropriate and should not be encouraged by designating FBC as a use. However, ADEQ recognizes that FBC activities could occur in EDWs. Therefore, fecal coliform standards for EDWs have been set to protect at an FBC level to ensure protection from waterborne pathogens. COLORADO MAIN STEM RIVER BASIN Bright Angel Wash (Grand Canyon WWTP to Cataract Creek) Cataract Creek (Williams WWTP to 3 km downstream) Holy Moses Wash (Kingman WWTP to 5 km downstream) Unnamed Wash (Grand Canyon, North Rim WWTP to 1 km downstream) BASIN (Fort Defiance WWTP to the ) Lake Humphreys Lower Walnut Canyon lake Ned Lake Pintail Lake Telephone Lake MIDDLE GILA RIVER BASIN Agua Fria River (Surprise WWTP to Camelback Road) Agua Fria River (Avondale WWTP to the Gila River confluence) Gila River (Florence WWTP to Felix Road) Gila River (Salt River confluence to the Gillespie Dam) Queen Creek (Superior WWTP to Potts Canyon) Unnamed Wash (Gila Bend WWTP to the Gila River) Unnamed Wash (Luke Air Force Base WWTP to the Agua Fria River) Unnamed Wash (Queen Valley WWTP to Queen Creek) RIO YAQUI BASIN Mule Gulch (Below the Bisbee WWTP) Unnamed Wash (Bisbee-Douglas International Airport WWTP to the )

4 SALT RIVER BASIN Pinal Creek (Globe WWTP to Radium) Salt River (23rd Avenue WWTP to the Gila River confluence) SAN PEDRO RIVER BASIN Unnamed Wash (Oracle WWTP to Big Wash) Walnut Gulch (Tombstone WWTP to the San Pedro River) SANTA CRUZ RIVER BASIN Santa Cruz River (Nogales WWTP to Tubae) Santa Cruz River (Roger Road WWTP to Baumgartner Road) Santa Cruz Wash, North Branch (Casa Grande WWTP to the Santa Cruz River) UPPER GILA RIVER BASIN Bennet Wash (Arizona Department of Corrections-Safford WWTP to the Gila River) cammerman Wash (Arizona Department of Corrections-Globe WWTP to 3 � downstream) VERDE RIVER BASIN American Gulch (Payson WWTP to the ) Bitter Creek (Jerome WWTP to 2. 5 km downstream) Jacks canyon Wash (Big Park WWTP to Dry Beaver Creek) Papago Park Ponds (55) Riverview Lake (90) Roadrunner Park Lake (55) Vista Del Camino Park North (55,90) Vista Del Camino Park South (55,90) IV. NAVIGABLE WATERS NOT DESIGNATED FOR AQUATIC AND WILDLIFE USES The waters listed in Section IV have not been designated for any aquatic and wildlife uses. All of these waters are canals which were constructed for the purpose of conveying water for use in agricultural activities or as a municipal water supply. The presence of aquatic life in these canals is considered to be incidental and that by no means should these waters be regulated to support aquatic life uses. Use of these canals by wildlife other than waterfowl is extremely unlikely because access to the water in the canals is limited by steep walls and/or fences. Use of the canals by waterfowl is minimal and is also limited by a lack of appropriate habitat.

5 COLORADO MAIN STEM RIVER BASIN Wellton Canal (DWS,AgI,AgL) Yuma Area Canals above municipal water treatment plant intakes (DWS,AgI,AgL) Yuma Area Canals below water treatment plant intakes and all drains (AgI,AgL) SALT RIVER BASIN Arlington Canal (above Wilson Avenue) (AgL) Phoenix Area Canals (Granite Reef Dam to municipal WTP) (DWS,AgI,AgL) Phoenix Area Canals (Below WTP intakes and all other· locations) (AgI,AgL)

6 APPENDIX A SOURCE LISTINGS FOR DESIGNATED USES

7 1 .. Interoffice Memorandum to F. Woodwick from M. Lowry, May 15, 1990. RE: Horn Creek, Groom Creek, Miami Wash, Salt River (Granite Reef Dam to 23rd ave. WWTP), American Gulch, Bitter Creek (near Jerome). 2. Interoffice Memorandum to F. Woodwick from P. Hyde, May 14, 1990. RE: Horn Creek, Salt River (Granite Reef Dam to 23rd ave. WWTP), Copper Creek, Carr Canyon creek, Garden Canyon creek, Miller Canyon Creek, Ramsey Canyon Creek, Canada del Oro, Madera Canyon Creek, Bitter Creek (near Clarkdale). 3. Interoffice Memorandum to J. Wegrzyn from M. Longswor-th, Nov. 16, 1989. RE: Romero Canyon Creek. 4. Personal Observation - Ed Swanson, Point Source & Monitoring Unit; ADEQ. 5. Personal Observation - Lin Lawson, Water Quality Stds Unit; ADEQ. 6. AZ Game & Fish Dept. , "Arizona Fishing Holes", 1986; Phoenix, AZ. 7. "Trouble at Painted Rock". Tempe Daily News Tribune. Feb . . 11, 1989; Section Al4. 8� Amendments to Water Quality Standards for Surface Waters in Arizona; Article 6, Part 2; 12/21/73. 9. "Clean Water Rules face an overhaul". The Arizona Republic; Jan. 22, 1990. 10. Interoffice Memorandum to L. Lawson from M. Longsworth; May 25, 1990. RE: Carr Canyon Creek, Copper Creek, Garden canyon Creek, Miller Canyon Creek, Ramsey Canyon Creek, , Canada del Oro, Madera canyon Creek, Nogales Wash, Santa Cruz River, . 11. waterbody System Database; compiled by D. Marsh, ADEQ. 01/04/91. 12. Compliance Section Database; supplied by J. Dahl, ADEQ. 12/14/90. 13. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from L. Lawson; June 13, 1990. RE: Blue Lake. 14. Linda Mazzu, Division of Resource Management; Grand Canyon National Park. (602) 638-7756. 08/23/90. 15. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; August • 20, 1990. RE: Sycamore canyon creek (near Ruby).

8 16. Correspondence from R. Mapston of BLM to F. Woodwick. June 19, 1990. RE: . 17. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; July 9, 1990. RE: Colter Reservoir. 18. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; July 9, 1990. RE: Little George Reservoir. 19. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; June 28, 1990. RE: Slate Creek. 20. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; August 9, 1990. RE: Babocomari River. 21. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; June 26, 1990. RE: Arivaca Creek. 22. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; August 9, 1990. RE: Cienega Creek. 23. Interoffice Memorandum to K. Palmer from M. Longsworth; July 16, 1990. RE: Cienega Creek, Pantano Wash, Tanque Verde Creek, Agua Caliente Wash, Sycamore Canyon Creek (near Ruby). 24. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; August 16, 1990. RE: Agua Caliente Wash. 25. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; August 13, 1990. RE: Pantano Wash. 26. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; August 13, 1990. RE: Tanque Verde Creek. 27. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; June 22, 1990. RE: Santa Cruz River. 28. Fax message from Linda Mazzu, Division of Resource Management; Grand Canyon National Park. RE: Uses of canyon streams. 29. Data supplied by L. Bragg, Drinking Water Compliance Unit; ADEQ. 07/17/90. 30. Bob Richards, city of Williams; (602) 635-4451. 07/12/90. 31. Jackie McBride, Cyprus Bagdad Copper co. ; (602) 633-2241. 07/13/90. 32. Butch Brennen, Imperial Oasis Inc. ; (602) 783-4171. 07/12/90. 33. Mike Hulina, Havasu Springs Resort; (602) 667-3361. 07/12/90. 9 34. Lee Hall, Bureau of Reclamation; (602) 754-3624. 07/12/90. 35. Bill Markham, city of Page; (602) 645-2030 & Rob Peterson, SRP Navajo Generating station;_ (602) 645-8811. 07/13/90. 36. Bill Colvin,Rim Trail Domestic Water & Shadow Rim Ranch-GSA; (602) 474-2480. 07/13/90. 37. Bruce Moseley, Flagstaff Municipal Water Department; (602) 774-5281. 07/12/90. 38. Denise Bowannie, USFS-ASNF-Woods Canyon; (602) 289-2471. 07/13/90. 39. Pam Bryant, Arizona Water Company; (602) 689-2312. 07/13/90. 40. John Schuster, Apache Lake Marina/Resort; (602) 467-2511. 07/12/90.

41. Jerry Colmer, USFS-ASNF-Big Lake Camps; (602) 333-4301. 07/12/90. 42. Bob Collier, Salt River Project; (602) 236-5113. 07/13/90. 43. Ray Merrian, Roosevelt Lakeview Park; (602) 467-2203 & Bill st John, .Roosevelt Lake Marina; ( 602) 467-2246. 07 /13/90. 44. Barb Recker, Saguaro Lake Marina; (602) 984-0900. 07/13/90. 45. Bruce Johnson, City of Tucson; (602) 791-4331 & Jim Boggs, ADEQ; (602) 628-5321. 07/13/90. 46. Mike Squire, City of Safford; (602) 428-2762. 07/12/90. 47. Brad Huza, city of Prescott; (602) 445-3500. 07/12/90. 48. Rich Williamson, Bonita Water Co. ; (602) 942-3039. 07/13/90. 49. Raymond E. Ward, Beaver Valley Water co. ; (602) 474-5759. 07/12/90. 50. Lois Crebs, Pine Water Assc. ; (602) 476-3393. 07/13/90. 51. Walt McKinney, ADOC-Ft Grant; (602) 828-3393. 07/12/90. 52. Section 304(1) List; State of Arizona, ADEQ/OWQ. July, 1988. 53. Arizona Game & Fish Department, "Arizona Lakes Classification study". May, 1982 (Planning Branch).

10 54. 11Run Wild, Wildlife/Habitat Relationships; An Index To The Natural Drainage Systems of Arizona. A Computer Compatable Digital :Identification of Perennial Lotic Waters". Written by William Silvey & Roger Sorenson (Fisheries Management Branch, AZ Game & Fish Dept. , Phoenix, AZ) , and John N. Rinne (Research Fishery Biologist, USDA Forest Service) • May, 1984. 55. Arizona Game & Fish Department, "Checklist of Arizona's Sport Fishing Waters". May , 1982 (Planning Branch). 56. "Water Service Organizations in Arizona". A Report of the Arizona Department of Water Resources and the Water.Resources Research Center, College Of Earth Sciences; University of Arizona. 1991. 57. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; July 9, 1990. RE: Dry Lake. 58. Interoffice Memorandum to WQSU Files from K. Palmer; June 22, 1990. RE: Perkins Tank. 59. comment Letter #113, submitted by Arizona Mining Assc. ; 8/14/90.

60. Comment Letter# 39, submitted by Nicklaus Engineering, Inc. & City of Somerton. 01/30/90. 61. Comment Letter# 95, submitted by Department of Health & Human Services. 04/10/90. 62. Comment Letter# 77, submitted by Soil Conservation Service, United States Department of Agriculture. 05/02/90. 63. Comment Letter #129, submitted by Magma Copper Company. 11/14/90.

64. comment Letter# 121, submitted by Arizona Riparian Council. 08/20/90.

65. Comment Letter# 107, submitted by Friends of Arizona Rivers. 07/30/90.

66. "Everybody's Expedition". Arizona Republic article on recreation within Sabino Canyon. August, 1990. 67. Comment Letter# 28, submitted by Yavapai county Health Department. 01/08/90. 68. Comment Letter # 43, submitted by SouthEastern Arizona Governments Organization. 02/05/90. 69. Comment Letter# 42, submitted by City of Phoenix. 02/02/90. 11 70. Data submitted per request from Greg Elliot; SRP. 10/29/90. 71. Comment Letter # 2, submitted by Town of Oro Valley, AZ. ii 08/09/89. 72. comment Letter# 35, submitted by Environmental Engineering consultants, Inc. 01/24/90. 73. Comment Letter, submitted by city of Tucson. 8/7/90. 74. Comment Letter# 34, submitted by Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc. 01/23/90. 75. Comment Letter# 69, submitted by city of Yuma. 04/17/90. 76. Comment Letter # 54, submitted by Yuma County Water Users' Assc. 03/15/90. 77. Comment Letter# 63, submitted by SRP. 04/05/90. 78. Julia Fonseca, Pima County Transportation and Flood control District; (602) 740-5494. 01/03/90. 79. Fax transmission from Melinda Longsworth of ADEQ in Tucson to Ron Miller of ADEQ, RE: A&W data for the Santa Cruz River. 11/13/90. 80. Data submitted per request from Mark D. Van Hala; Assistant Director, Public Works, City of Yuma. 11/16/90. 81. Comment letter # 165, submitted by the Arizona cattlemens Association. 11/26/90. 82. comment letter# 135, submitted by Robert E. Hannay, President of the Potato Patch Water Service, Inc •• 11/20/90. 83. Comment letter # 161, submitted by City of Chandler. 11/20/90. 84. "Arizona Rivers and Streams Guide". Arizona State Parks, 1989. 85. surface Water Monitoring strategy Questionaire, USDA Forest Service, Coronado NF. August, 1990. 86. "Protecting Arizona's waters". Article from The Arizona Daily star re: Cienega Creek. 87. Comment letter # 178, submitted by Dale A. Deming, Magma Copper Company. 11/27/90.

12 ; 88. Comment letter submitted by Robert Ressler, Cyprus Miami 8 Mining Corporation. 11/27/90. 89. Comment letter# 141, submitted by Duane L. Shroufe, Director of the Arizona Game & Fish Department. 11/29/90. 90. "Arizona's Urban Fishing". A publication of the Arizona Game & Fish Department. 1990. 91. Comment letter# 109, submitted by Arizona Riparian Council. 07/26/90.

92. Comment letter# 118, submitted by United States Department of the Interior. 04/10/90. 93. Comment letter # 122, submitted by the Sierra Club; Grand canyon Chapter. 08/06/90. 94. Comment letter # 124, submitted by Marc Dahlberg of the Arizona Game & Fish Dept. 09/20/90. 95. Comment letter# 130, submitted by Michael K. Tubbs, Director of Tucson Water. 11/13/90. 96. Comment letter# 138, submitted by Will Gilbert, P. E. ; Yavapai county Health Department. 11/26/90. 97. Comment letter# 142, submitted by Ralph J. Wisz, Utilities Manager; city of Mesa. 11/29/90. 98. Comment letter # 144, submitted by Hank Eyrich, Physical Planning Manager; Pima Association of Governments. 11/30/90. 99. Comment letter# 155, submitted by Henri R. Bisson, District Manager; Bureau of Land Management. 12/03/90. 100. comment letter # 157, submitted by o. H. Lindquist, International Boundary and Water Commision. 11/23/90. 101. Comment letter# 160, submitted by Robert W. Johnson, United states Department of the Interior. 11/15/90. 102. Comment letter# 162, submitted by Victor N. Byerly, Utilities Director; City of Flagstaff. 12/03/90. 103. Comment letter # 164, submitted by Mark Smiley & James R. Norris; Hydro Geo Chem, Inc .• 12/04/90. 104. Comment letter# 169G, submitted by David c. Ridinger; Arizona Mining Association. 05/04/90.

13 105. Comment letter# 171, submitted by George A. Brinsko, Director of Pima County Wastewater Management Department. 12/17/90 •. 106. Comment letter # 172, submitted by Robert Ressler, Cyprus Miami Mining. 12/17/90. 107. Comment letter # 173, submitted by Patrick J .Maley, Chief Environmental Engineer; ASARCO. 12/17/90. 108. Comment letter # 174, submitted by H. B. "Doc" Smith, Watershed Staff Officer; Kaibab National Forest. 12/04/90. 109. Comment letter# 175, submitted by Scott A. Crozier, Phelps Dodge Corporation. 12/17/90. 110. comment letter# 178, submitted by Dale A. Deming, P. E. ; Magma Copper Company. 12/17/90. 111. Comment letter # 186, submitted by John H. Davis, United states Department of the Interior. 12/20/90. 112. Comment letter# 170, submitted by Kay Anderson, city of Phoenix. December, 1990. 113. Comment letter # 189, submitted by Nick Puhara & Larry B. Hansen; City of Globe. 12/13/90. 114. Comment letter# 192, submitted by Robert T. Zimmerman of the Mt. Lemmon Fire District. 12/17/90. 115. Comment letter# 193, submitted by Nancy J. Jamison, Office of the Attorney General. 12/18/90. 116. "Ranchers prove land and cattle compatible". The Arizona Republic; December 2, 1990. 117. "Water rights take big step". By Barry Burkhart, Arizona Republic Outdoor Editor. 118. Marc Dahlberg, Fisheries Biologist; AZ Game & Fish Department. 04/18/91. 119. "Revitalization of Saguaro gets thumbs up". Arizona Republic, January 11, 1991. 120. Data submitted per request from Juilia Fonseca, Pima County Department of Transportation and Flood Control District. 2/1/91. 121. Comment letter# 01, submitted by Will Gilbert, Yavapai County Health Department. 1/18/91.

14 122. Comment letter # 04, submitted by Larry Hansen, P. E .• 1/23/91. 123. Comment letter# 05, submitted by Andy Laurenzi, President of the Arizona Riparian Council. 1/24/91. 124. Comment letter# 06, submitted by Stephen D. Butler, Acting Forest Supervisor; Coconino National Forest. 1/24/91. 125. Comment letter# 12, submitted by Donald R. Pope, Yuma County Water Users' Association. 1/29/91. 126. Comment letter# 15, submitted by Brian Richter, a Hydrologist with The Nature Conservancy. 1/29/91. 127. Comment letter# 16, submitted by Ronald·H. Smith of the Prescott Audobon Society. 2/2/91. 128. Comment letter# 17, submitted by Bruce Canavan, City Engineer for the city of Show Low. 1/30/91. 129. Comment letter# 21, submitted by Donald R. Pope, Yuma County Water Users' Association. 2/8/91. 130. Comment letter# 26, submitted by Douglas Lowe, City of Yuma. 2/11/91. 131. Comment letter# 30, submitted by Stephen D. Butler, Acting Forest Supervisor; Coconino National Forest. 2/12/91. 132. Comment letter # 31, submitted by Dave Newkirk; Assitant Superintendent, Wastewater Services, City of Tempe. 2/12/91. 133. Comment letter # 33, submitted by George E. Selvia; Public Works Director, City of Chandler. 2/12/91. 134. Ed Delph; Phoenix, AZ. Ranch Owner. (602) 942-0444. 04/02/91 135. Comment letter# 29, submitted by Sam F. Spiller, Field Supervisor; United States Department Of The Interior/Fish And Wildlife Service. 2/12/91. 136. Comment letter# 36, submitted by United States Environmental Protection Agency, Region IX. 2/13/91. 137. Comment letter# 37, submitted by Jim Nelson, Water Quality Control Manager; City of Scottsdale. 2/12/91. 138. Comment letter # 38, submitted by L. B. Scacewater, Parks, Recreation And Library Department; City of Phoenix. 2/12/91.

15 139. Comment letter# 47, submitted by Gary Small, Mgr. Environmental Management Services; SRP. 2/13/91. 140. Arizona Game and Fish Department Wildlife Newsletter, 2/12/91; Volume 39 No. 4. 141. Comment letter# 50, submitted by Gerald w. Backhaus, Public Works Director; city of Bisbee. 2/21/91. 142. "SRP Lakes". Published by Salt River Project. 1990. 143. Flow data for Wickenburg WWTP and Patagonia WWTP. Provided by Louis Parsons; ADEQ/OWQ/CS/WPCU. April, 1991. 144. USGS 7.5 minute topographic maps: Eloy South, Ariz., Casa Grande Mountains, Chuichu, Ariz •. 145. Comment letter from Ralph J. Wisz; Utilities Manager, City of Mesa. 03/13/91. 146. Information supplied on request from Ed Pond; Water Permits Unit, ADEQ. 04/04/91. 147. Information supplied on request from Mike McQueen; Bureau of Land Management, Safford office. 04/10/91. 148. Information supplied by the Indian Affairs Bureau of Phoenix. April, 1991. 149. Leonard C.Halpenny, Water Development Corporation; Tucson, AZ. ( 602) 327-7 412. 03/28/91. 150. Andy Laurenzi, Arizona Nature Conservancy. (602) 622-3861. April, 1991. 151. "Jacob Lake: Pond with a past". The Arizona Republic; September 15, 1991. 152. Comment letter from Richard A. Skalicky P.E.; Manager, Mohave County Public Works. July 25, 1991.

16 1 .i 153. Department of Water Resources Ground-Water Condition Maps: ··· Hualapai Basin; Sacramento Valley Basin; The Prescott Active Management Area (AMA); The Waterman Wash Area; The Avra/ Area; The McMullen Valley Area; The Big Sandy Area; The Gila Bend Basin Area; The Ranegras Plain Basin; Harquahala Irrigation Non-Expansion Area and Tiger Wash Basin; Duncan­ Virden Valley Basin; The Peach Springs Basin; The Detrital Wash Basin; The Butler Valley Basin; West Salt River, East Salt River, Lake Pleasant, ·carefree and Fountain Hills sub­ Basins of the Phoenix AMA; The Upper Santa Cruz Basin Area; The Hassayampa Sub-Basin of the Phoenix AMA; The Virgin River Basin; San Simon Sub-Basin of the Safford Basin; Gila· Valley Sub-Basin of the Safford Basin. 154. Comment letter from Karen Kvistad; Manager, Property Development, Maricopa Water District. August 6, 1991. 155. comment letter from Craig Tinney; Pima County Transportation and Flood Control District Principal Hydrologist, and Michael Block; Pima Association of Governments Hydrologist. July 26, 1991. 156. Comment letter from Bruce Canavan P.E.; city Engineer, city of Show Low. July 25, 1991. 157. Comment letter from Joyce Mackin of Prescott, Arizona. August 27, 1991. 158. Karen Groswold, Prescott National Forest. (602) 445-7253. November 14, 1991. Re: Groom Creek. 159. comment letter from Sidney M. Hirsch of Tucson, Arizona. July 29, 1991. 160. Comment letter from Fred Trevey; Forest Supervisor, Coconino National Forest. July 26, 1991. 161. Information supplied by Pete Hyde; Point Source and Monitoring Unit, ADEQ. (602) 392-4011. 162. Comment letter from John H. Davis; superintendent, Grand Canyon National Park. August 7, 1991. 163. Comment letter from Duane L. Shroufe; Director, Arizona Game and Fish Department. September 11, 1991. 164. Comment letter from Hugh Holub; c�ty of Nogales. July 15, 1991. 165. Comment letter from Timothy J. Flood; Friends of Arizona Rivers. July 26, 1991.

17 ·f 166. comment letter from Albert Kreutz; past President and Conservation Chairman of the Tucson Rod and Gun Club. July 31, 1991. 167. Drainage Map of Arizona showing Perennial Streams & Some Important Wetlands. Compiled by D.E. Brown, Arizona Game and Fish Department. 168. Bob Frost; Manager, Parks & Community Services, City of Scottsdale. (602) 994-2304.

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