Dry Gulch reservoir
Southwest Basin Tour (starting in Durango, CO)
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March 10, 2010--PAWSD gets called on the carpet, parts one - four (Pagosa Daily Post)
At a special meeting at the Archuleta County Courthouse yesterday morning, the three County Commissioners approved — unanimously — a letter, requesting an "annual report" from the Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District. The County Commissioners are asking for the annual report to clarify the PAWSD financial condition and long range plans.
November 20, 2009--Trout Unlimited presses for new Dry Gulch ruling (Pagosa Daily Post)
Trout Unlimited filed a Petition for Rehearing with the Colorado State Supreme Court on the Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District (PAWSD) and San Juan Water Conservancy District (SJWCD) application for water rights for the Dry Gulch Project.
November 3, 2009--Court tells Pagosa utility district to try again on water rights case (Durango Herald)
The state Supreme Court has rejected a Pagosa Springs utility's second attempt to claim water for the fast-growing community, saying it needs to present better evidence of how much water it will need 50 years from now. However, the court also rejected Trout Unlimited's argument that the Pagosa district should be able to plan for population growth only through 2040.
May 21, 2009--Sale, easements considered for Dry Gulch Reservoir land (Pagosa Springs Sun)
Should proponents succeed in developing conservation easements on land targeted for at least partial inundation, there will be no residential or commercial development adjacent to the proposed Dry Gulch Re
February 23, 2009--Dry Gulch Reservoir Public Meeting (Pagosa Springs, CO)
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January 8, 2009--PAWSD, a year in review (Pagosa Daily Post)
2008 was the busiest year for the Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation
District (PAWSD) in its 38 year history in terms of planning,
implementing new policies and completing capital improvements. The
Board of Directors and staff of PAWSD wish to thank their customers for
the input that drove several of the District’s key accomplishments in
2008, and will continue to direct decisions and act
July 31, 2008--County formally opposes Dry Gulch project (Pagosa Daily Post)
The Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution Tuesday opposing the construction of any reservoir larger than 12,500 acre feet at Dry Gulch, one mile north of the Town of Pagosa Springs. The Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District has been planning — and charging new customers impact fees for — a $150 million
July 29, 2008--Lots of water, lots of debt-5 PART SERIES (Pagosa Daily Post)
Earlier this year, the Town of Pagosa Springs began a series of quarterly public meetings to solicit ideas and input on a range of economic development issues.
June 13, 2008--Water Conservancy schedules special meeting (Pagosa Daily Post)
The San Juan Water Conservancy District — an Archuleta County special district charged with assuring adequate wter storage for its district members — has lately found itself defending its decision to engage with the Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District (PAWSD) on a collaborative plan to build a future 3
