Gross Reservoir Expansion Project
MINIMIZING IMPACTS
In response to community input, we’ve adjusted our approach on activities that will affect local residents in and around Coal Creek Canyon during construction. Our engagement with the community has resulted in many tangible improvements, detailed here.
While some work, such as actual concrete dam construction, will require 24-hour construction, we will continue to seek community input on topics such as traffic control plans, hauling traffic schedules, viewshed reclamation, tree removal plans, and other construction-related activities.
Denver Water understands that our work is likely to cause inconvenience for many residents and stakeholders in the immediate vicinity of Gross Reservoir. We are committed to working closely with stakeholders to ensure safety, be considerate neighbors and retain open, two-way communication channels throughout the project and beyond.
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Denver Water submits response to agency and public comments on 1041 Permit Application
Denver Water received referral agency and public comments on its 1041 Permit Application from Boulder County on December 23, 2020. On February 19, 2021, Denver Water completed and filed its response to referral agency and public comments to Boulder County. Additional...