The culverts located at Lake County Road 3B at Evans Gulch are currently above the base water level of the stream, preventing fish and other aquatic organisms from passing. Evans Gulch is the drinking water source for Lake County and serves as a wild brook trout...
The culvert at Lake County Road 4 at the Arkansas River becomes blocked regularly, creating overflows, washouts, and inlet flooding. Additionally, low flow conditions at the culvert prevents aquatic passage. Replacement of this culvert will improve stream health by...
The culvert at Lake County Road 5A and Lake Fork Creek provides the sole access leading to critical natural resource sites up Halfmoon Creek and Turquoise Lake. Lake Fork Creek is home to an important fishery and provides public access for fishing and other...
The current culvert at the Mount Massive Trailhead has caused the channel to over-widen at the outflow of the culvert. It prevents fish passage, limiting upstream migration to publicly accessible waters. Replacement of the culvert will improve stream health by...
The culvert located at Lake County Road 11 at Lake Fork Creek is adjacent to past NRD Trustee investment and is the sole egress access road leading to critical natural resource sites up Halfmoon Creek and to Turquoise Lake. Replacement of the culvert will enhance...
