| Mancos Water Conservancy District 42599 Road N Mancos, CO 81328 (970) 533-7325 NEW E-MAIL: gary.mwcd@gmail.com Will replace: gary_mwcd@velocitynetdsl.com |
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| UPDATE JACKSON GULCH RESERVOIR (Reservoir priority #62-14) THE RESERVOIR CONTENT : January 27th Reservoir content 3,649 acre feet |
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| The Inlet canal is complete. With the work the District has done over the last 8 years on the inlet canal, the capacity has been increased from 160 c.f.s. to the designed capacity of 258 c.f.s. as well as protecting the canal form land slides and embankment failures. (before the project there had been over 1,000 feet of the canal lost to failure). There is still minor work to be completed. |
| Board Meetings are the 2nd Tuesday of every month. Time: 7:00 PM, District office: 42599 Road N, click the link above for the agenda. |
| Division Engineer, Division 7 Robert B. Genualdi, P.E. Assistant Division Engineer, Division 7 P 970.247.1845 x7007 Fax 970.259.0944 160 Rockpoint Dr., Suite E, Durango, CO 81301 robert.genualdi@state.co.us www.water.state.co.us |
| Consideration of Title Transfer of the Mancos Project from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to the Mancos Water Conservancy District |
| TITLE TRANSFER Stay tuned / more to come! |
| THE BOARD IS ASKING FOR YOUR QUESTIONS ON THIS PROCESS. THIS PROCESS WILL TAKE SEVERAL YEARS TO COMPLETE. ETHER PARTY BOR / MWCD CAN PULL OUT AT ANY TIME |
| Jackson Gulch Reservoir is updated weekly now on the tea cup |
| State Water Plan: Make Southwest Colorado’s Voice Heard In May 2013, Governor Hickenlooper issued an executive order directing the Colorado Water Conservation Board to develop a plan for Colorado’s water future. Building on eight years of collaboration, the southwest portion of the plan has been the work of more than thirty regional water leaders, incorporating input from water users all around the basin. Our region’s draft plan was submitted in July and the statewide draft plan will be submitted to the governor in December. Now that the plan is in draft form, it’s time to comment. Here in Southwest Colorado, residents are concerned about their water future. There are several ways you can help make our local voice heard. Come to a public meeting, learn about the plan and share your input with local Roundtable representatives. You can download our area’s draft plan and the statewide draft plan at: http://coloradowaterplan.com/. There is a general comment form on the website as well. Please take a few moments to become familiar with the state water plan and be a part of the discussion. http://coloradowaterplan.com/ |