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BWCD Overview
The Basalt Water Conservancy District was created in 1963 for
the purposes of conserving, developing, and stabilizing water supplies for the
benefit of users within the Roaring Fork Valley. Today, the District operates a
comprehensive water supply plan that provides thousands of Valley residents with
dependable legal water supplies. The District's water rights are used to benefit
its contractees, by allowing them to continue to divert water at their well,
spring, or surface diversion in times of shortage when their use would
otherwise be curtailed. The District owns
substantial domestic, municipal, and agricultural water rights, and maintains several
reservoir storage contracts with the US Bureau of Reclamation for the release of
water from Ruedi and Green Mountain Reservoirs.
To learn more about the District's program, please visit one or
more of the following links:
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Services
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Contracts
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- Contract application forms
- Application
process
- Application requirements and fees
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District Water Rights
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- District legal water supplies
- Domestic and agricultural water rights
- US Bureau of Reclamation reservoir storage contracts
- Ruedi Reservoir
- Green Mountain Reservoir
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Common Questions
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- Answers to commonly asked questions
for contractees and contract applicants.
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Water Definitions
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- A glossary of important
water resources terms.
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Useful Links
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- Links to useful State and National water resources
information sources.
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Contact Information
Most questions regarding the District may be answered by
contacting Resource Engineering, Inc.
- Telephone
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970-945-6777
- Facsimile
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970-945-1137
- Postal Address
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PO Box 974 Glenwood Springs CO, 81602
- Electronic Mail
- General Information:
ericm@resource-eng.com
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