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DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam DAMID Dam Name Other Dam Names WDID 400537 WEIR PARK 290148 GALLEGOS POND 400215 DELTA #3 020106 BOWLES #2 0203870 510220 HOMESTEAD HILLS POND HOMESTEAD HILLS HOA DAM 380246 SPAYD POND DAM 290131 REX S DAM 510113 LINKE 5103680 100104 BANNING LEWIS #1 020659 US36 POND OS-A3 670439 WHITE FARMS & SONS SOUTH FARM DAM 670415 Ausmus Pond 370210 LD #1 DAM LD POND 3704095 020238 MAGERS 0203321 110770 Droz Creek Pond #2 570205 Schaefermeyer #2 5703579 Page 1 of 640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam Physical Status DIV WD County PM Township Range Section Q160 Active 4 40 DELTA S 12.0 S 94.0 W 3 Active 7 29 ARCHULETA N 34.0 N 3.0 W 20 SE Active 4 28 DELTA S 13.0 S 96.0 W 27 Active 1 2 ADAMS S 1.0 S 65.0 W 6 NW Active 5 51 GRAND S 1.0 N 76.0 W 31 SW Active 5 38 GARFIELD S 7.0 S 87.0 W 20 SE Active 7 29 ARCHULETA N 35.0 N 2.0 W 11 SE Active 5 51 GRAND S 1.0 N 76.0 W 18 NW Active 2 10 EL PASO S 13.0 S 65.0 W 27 SE Active 1 2 BROOMFIELD S 1.0 S 69.0 W 34 Active 2 67 BENT S 22.0 S 49.0 W 26 2 67 PROWERS S 22.0 S 46.0 W 7 NE Active 5 37 EAGLE S 4.0 S 84.0 W 19 SE Active 1 2 ADAMS S 1.0 S 66.0 W 20 Active 2 11 CHAFFEE N 48.0 N 8.0 E 6 NE Active 6 57 ROUTT S 7.0 N 87.0 W 6 NE Page 2 of 640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam Q40 UTM x UTM y Location Accuracy Latdecdeg Longdecdeg NE 305326 4116697 GPS 37.176442 -107.192879 NE 524707.1 4427611.9 GPS 39.998337 -104.710572 NE 418985 4428643 User supplied 40.0041 -105.949161 SW 316652.5 4366267.8 GPS 39.426465 -107.130145 SW 320463 4127793 GPS 37.279432 -107.025144 SE 420058.8 4433912.8 GPS 40.051678 -105.937229 NW 530305.4 4304627.9 GPS 38.890007 -104.650575 Spotted from quarters SW 708292.1 4225183.5 GPS 38.150511 -102.622887 SE 341530 4394404 GPS 39.684786 -106.847978 Spotted from quarters SE 402395.4 4255677.3 GPS 38.444051 -106.11848 NW 315010 4496645 User supplied 40.59994 -107.186365 Page 3 of 640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam Normal Stream Dam Length Dam Height Surface Area Storage 360 10.7 680 10 3 2 10 BOWLES SEEP CANAL 350 9 30 15 9 5 10 2 TENMILE CREEK 720 13 27 9 EAST FORK SAND CREEK 750 30 100 10 ROCK CREEK 14 2 7 5.5 10 SO. PLATTE RIVER 1590 5 27 17 7.46 Morgan Creek 10 Page 4 of 640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam Drainage Area Outlet Description Primary Name 77 GALLEGOS, JOHN 80 NONE FARMERS RESERVOIR AND IRRIGATION COMPANY HOMESTEAD HILLS HOA SPAYD, ALLISON 8 CHRISTENSEN, REX 0 8 GATE WITH 1* F. W. LINKE RANCH CO. 2000 24 CMP WESTERN SAVINGS & LOAN FA 30 INCH RCP HECKMAN, BURT LUBBERS, DOUG LD HOLDINGS LLLP 180 10 TILE ALVIN LAYTON TOM SMITH, DAM OWNER Page 5 of 640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam Primary Contact Assigned To JPW JOHN GALLEGOS MJG JPW SCOTT EDGAR STEVE LAWLESS DSM ALLISON SPAYD KJK REX CHRISTENSEN MJG WILLIAM F. LINKE DSM AL TESTA JEH JPK BURT HECKMAN MP3 DOUG LUBBERS LISA DENNIS KJK ALVIN LAYTON TOM SMITH MP3 DSM Page 6 of 640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam More Information https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/400537 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/290148 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/400215 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/020106 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/510220 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/380246 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/290131 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/510113 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/100104 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/020659 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/670439 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/670415 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/370210 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/020238 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/110770 Page 7 of 640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam Location Counties (37.176442, -107.192879) 1396 (39.998337, -104.710572) 82 (40.0041, -105.949161) 1450 (39.426465, -107.130145) 1449 (37.279432, -107.025144) 1396 (40.051678, -105.937229) 1450 (38.890007, -104.650575) 1447 (38.150511, -102.622887) 1064 (39.684786, -106.847978) 1446 (38.444051, -106.11848) 1398 (40.59994, -107.186365) 1066 Page 8 of 640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam 090124 INTERLAKEN #1 0904298 721014 TD18-A POND DAM 380283 TEN PEAKS POND DAM 3803660 080468 BACEVICIUS 290130 GROVER POND DAM 510215 LONESOME DOVE POND 5103550 050332 POPLAR LAKE 400216 DESERTED PARK 140125 PUEBLO WATER S & P CO. 530206 HATT 450134 TEPEE PARK RANCH RESERVOIR NO. 1 4503252 100575 WINDMERE SUBDIVISION SOUTH POND DAM 050137 HOLT 0504046 440205 Sagebrush #1 4403704 010103 ADAMS & BUNKER #2 0103385 670426 WOLLER NO. 1 HEAD STABILIZATION POND Page 9 of 640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam Active 1 9 JEFFERSON S 5.0 S 69.0 W 10 Unknown 5 72 GARFIELD S 6.0 S 102.0 W 1 Active 5 38 GARFIELD S 7.0 S 87.0 W 4 SW Active 1 8 TELLER S 13.0 S 69.0 W 3 Active 7 29 ARCHULETA N 34.0 N 1.0 W 28 SW Active 5 51 GRAND S 3.0 N 77.0 W 25 NE Active 1 5 BOULDER S 3.0 N 70.0 W 36 NW Active 4 40 DELTA S 12.0 S 94.0 W 2 Active 2 14 PUEBLO Active 5 53 ROUTT S 1.0 N 84.0 W 21 NW Active 5 45 GARFIELD S 7.0 S 94.0 W 36 NE Active 2 10 EL PASO S 13.0 S 65.0 W 29 SE Active 1 5 WELD S 3.0 N 68.0 W 14 NE Active 6 44 ROUTT S 4.0 N 89.0 W 33 NW Active 1 1 WELD S 10.0 N 62.0 W 6 NW Active 2 67 PROWERS S 21.0 S 46.0 W 20 Page 10 of640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam Spotted from quarters SE 317838 4371062 GPS 39.469884 -107.117683 NE 325928 4113898 GPS 37.155293 -106.960291 NW 418076 4450360 GPS 40.199648 -105.962562 NW 484220 4448493 GPS 40.18668 -105.185381 Spotted from quarters NW 344193.8 4434164.4 GPS 40.043333 -106.826399 SW 255988 4364597 GPS 39.396394 -107.833622 NE 527474.5 4304343.9 GPS 38.887541 -104.683229 SW 502646.7 4452916.3 GPS 40.226674 -104.968897 SW 296060 4461050 User supplied 40.275088 -107.398732 SW 552902.3 4524330.2 GPS 40.868334 -104.372234 Spotted from quarters Page 11 of640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam BEAR CREEK 0 6 38 10 8 CATTLE CREEK 10 200 11 2 1 TRAIL CREEK 7.1 St. Vrain 950 6.3 47 9 140 11.2 0 0 60 5 KING CREEK 350 14 20 5 BEAVER CREEK 0 6.5 HOWLETT GULCH 725 10.6 90 18 Butler Creek 10 9 5 LITTLE CROW CREEK 836 14 84 16 6.5 Page 12 of640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam 0 BRAD WOLFF DEVELOPMENT CO. PETERS, HARLEY TEN PEAKS MESA HOA 1 GROVER, HERBERT FREDERICKS, LOUISE 157 Agri-Drain stop log level control structure, 18- BOULDER COUNTY PARKS AND OPEN SPACE inchHDPE concrete encased pipe 0 PUEBLO BOARD OF WATER WORKS 480 12 CMP MRS. VAIL HATT CPX PICEANCE HOLDINGS, LLC EAGLE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 150 12 CMP HANK MILLER 3648 24 X18 CMP LLOYD LAMBERTSON, WOLLER, DON Page 13 of640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam BRAD WOLFF DEV. CO. HARLEY PETERS JAB ANDREW MISHMASH KJK JPK HERBERT GROVER MJG LOUISE FREDERICKS DSM AUDREY BUTLER JHB JPW STEVE ANSELMO MP3 NICHOLAS KURTENBACH JAB JEH HANK MILLER DSM LLOYD LAMBERTSON DON WOLLER MP3 Page 14 of640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/570205 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/090124 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/721014 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/380283 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/080468 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/290130 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/510215 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/050332 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/400216 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/140125 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/530206 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/450134 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/100575 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/050137 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/440205 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/010103 https://dwr.state.co.us/Tools/DamSafety/Dams/670426 Page 15 of640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam (39.469884, -107.117683) 1449 (37.155293, -106.960291) 1396 (40.199648, -105.962562) 1450 (40.18668, -105.185381) 85 (40.043333, -106.826399) 1066 (39.396394, -107.833622) 1449 (38.887541, -104.683229) 1447 (40.226674, -104.968897) 1072 (40.275088, -107.398732) 1066 (40.868334, -104.372234) 1072 Page 16 of640 10/03/2021 DWR Dam Safety Non-Jurisdictional Dam DAM 370234 TNT DAM 160416 THREE VALLEY NO.
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