This Master Plan is based on general scientific and engineering knowledge of the function of river systems, applied to the Little Thompson Watershed to evaluate post-flood conditions and to develop conceptual recommendations for recovery and restoration of the river. Both qualitative and quantitative information were employed, where available, to develop a thorough understanding of the system, and to support long-and short-term recovery and planning...

This feasibility study examines the feasibility of one non structural and seven structural alternatives and demonstrates the technical, financial and institutional feasibility of constructing a new stepped roller compacted concrete spillway over the north dam of the reservoir.

The complexity of this VMP lies in the fact that the Project reach serves as a valuable corridor for fish and wildlife habitat as well as tremendous recreation opportunities afforded by an extensive trail system utilized by tens of thousands of visitors each year The required vegetation removal therefore will require careful and thoughtful planning intense community coordination and outreach and well executed vegetation management using a phased approach...

The 2013 Front Range Floods were highly detrimental to Colorado, impacting human life, infrastructure, and water quality. Furthermore, the flood caused historic levels of damage to stream channels, floodplains, and riparian areas. The purpose of this manual is to provide restoration practitioners and regulators who work in Colorado with guidelines for planning, design, and construction of stream bank protection. In particular, it prioritizes the...