User: flenvcenter Topic: Water-Regional
Category: Water Quality :: Stormwater Management
Last updated: May 22 2013 12:30 IST RSS 2.0
 
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New task force takes swing at troubled Adams County stormwater fee 22.5.2013 Headlines: All Headlines
A new Adams County task force on Wednesday begins four months of work to develop solutions to trouble that has slowed collection of a controversial stormwater fee.
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A facelift for Mountain Village 19.5.2013 Telluride: News
Collin McRann Staff reporter Mountain Village Boulevard, where cracks and potholes have become a nuisance to drivers, will be repaved this summer.
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Runoff is on for Colorado's rivers, making anglers wait 15.5.2013 Denver Post: Outdoors
Whether you rely on the National Weather Service, tea leaves or Chinese philosophy when it comes to coping with Colorado's spring runoff, one thing is certain this week: It's on.
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Hot days, full of pollen, ahead for next two days 11.5.2013 Salt Lake Tribune
by Michael Mcfall The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 11, 2013 09:22AM MDT Utahns across much of the state can expect the warmest temperatures of the year on Sunday and Monday. Cities along the Wasatch Front were expected to hit about 90 degrees by Monday, which at least in Salt Lake City would be a degree shy of the record for that day, according to the National Weather Service. Southern Utahns can look forward to a high of about 100 degrees that day. With the hot temperatures, the NWS warns everyone to use extreme caution near rivers and streams as spring runoff pick... ...
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Cold moisture continues to buoy snowpack in mountains near Steamboat 7.5.2013 Steamboat Pilot
Weather observer Art Judson reported the morning of May 7 that 0.26 inches of rain had fallen in Steamboat in the preceding 24 hours. A chance of showers is forecast for Steamboat and Craig through Friday.
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Environmental impact of spending time at the beach can be minimized 1.5.2013 Denver Post: National News Headlines
Even if the weather hasn't quite come around yet, summer is almost here. For many people, that means it's almost time to head — very, very slowly, if you leave on a Friday — to the
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Vail Valley Voices: Wrong land for Habitat 30.4.2013 Vail Colorado: News
Everyone who cares about open space - and the integrity of the county commissioners - should be aware of a rezoning request scheduled to be heard Wednesday by the Eagle County Planning Commission. Tract K of the Remenov C ...
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Weekend warmth in Steamboat expected to spark spring runoff 26.4.2013 Steamboat Pilot
The Colorado Basin River Forecast Center was projecting the Yampa River in Steamboat Springs would jump to 400 cubic feet per second Saturday and continue climbing to nearly 1,000 cfs on Wednesday.
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MV council considering additional road improvements 26.4.2013 Telluride: News
Many roads in Mountain Village are in need of repair and the town council is considering doing more roadwork than originally planned for this year.
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Mormon bishop wields sword to run off attacker 24.4.2013 Durango Herald
SALT LAKE CITY x2013 A samurai sword-wielding Mormon bishop helped a woman in his neighborhood escape a Tuesday-morning attack by a man who had been stalking her.Kent Hendrix woke up Tuesday to his teenage son pounding on his bedroom door and telling him somebody was being mugged in front of their house. The 47-year-old father of six...
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Spring runoff could kick in this weeknd on Yampa River in Steamboat Springs 23.4.2013 Steamboat Pilot
The Colorado Basin River Forecast Center predicts the Yampa River’s flows will begin to climb steeply on Friday as spring runoff season begins in earnest.
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Cold snap helps rafters 22.4.2013 Durango Herald
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Dust storms hasten snowmelt 22.4.2013 Durango Herald
The dust storms that have bathed Southwest Colorado in recent weeks are poised to contribute even more misery in a drought year.When the dust layers deposited on mountain snow April 8, April 14 and the 61-hour monster of April 15-17 come under a scorching sun, the already measly snowpack could melt into nothing in no time, the director...
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Cold snap helps rafters 22.4.2013 Durango Herald
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Dust storms hasten snowmelt 22.4.2013 Durango Herald
The dust storms that have bathed Southwest Colorado in recent weeks are poised to contribute even more misery in a drought year.When the dust layers deposited on mountain snow April 8, April 14 and the 61-hour monster of April 15-17 come under a scorching sun, the already measly snowpack could melt into nothing in no time, the director...
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Storm brings dust, mud and snow to region 12.4.2013 Telluride: News
Colder temperatures and  new snow boosted the region’s snowpack this week — just in time for off-season. 
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Frog-phobic man awarded $1.6M over runoff flooding 9.4.2013 Denver Post: National News Headlines
CLARENCE, N.Y.—Paul Marinaccio Sr. traces his fear of frogs to a childhood incident in Italy when a man holding bullfrogs chased him away after he'd wandered from the vineyard where his parents worked.
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Utah’s dry winter makes water gurus uneasy about summer 5.4.2013 Salt Lake Tribune
by Judy Fahys The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 4, 2013 04:29PM MDT Water gurus have taken a snapshot of Utah’s snowpack and reservoirs, and the picture makes them uneasy. A long wildfire season, tight supplies and even water restrictions are a possibility for this summer — the very time when homes and ranches and industry rely most on the water that’s been stored in Mother Nature’s mountain snowpack and captured in mankind’s valley reservoirs. “It’s kinda like watching a bad rerun,” said the Central Utah Water Conservancy District’s Tom Bruton,recalling how the... ...
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Steamboat Springs morning roundup for Thursday, April 4 4.4.2013 Steamboat Pilot
The Lodging Tax Committee begins to name some frontrunners, Yampa Valley Farms want to start a chicken processing plant near Milner and a Steamboat Springs High School play combines interactivity and the 1980s.
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Stormwater task force starts meeting in Steamboat Springs 4.4.2013 Steamboat Pilot
A task force composed of 17 engineers, property managers, hydrologists and city officials has embarked on its mission to help the city chart a course for millions of dollars' worth of potential improvements to its stormwater system.
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