I was at South platte park this morning. Just 3 to 4 days ago, the river was
running at 27,000 CFS. Today, the river was running at 11,000 CFS and was
visibly much lower than it had been for the last month.
It makes me wonder if they have decreased the amount of water being released
from Chatfield to the river. For the last month, the river was flowing very
high even if there hadn't been raining for a couple of days. If they have
decrease the amount of water being released, I'm suspicious of their motives,
knowing that ultimately they would like to flood the Chatfield Park area.
Deb Carstensen, Littleton, Arapahoe County
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> On Jun 13, 2015, at 3:52 PM, Joey Kellner <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I just received this from one of the Park Rangers:
>
> "The water level went up over the evening and continues to rise. The main
> park Road is closed between Fox Run and the Platte River parking area."
>
> Just wanted to let birders know. If you want to bird on the Douglas County
> side of the Platte River, you MUST enter through the East (or Plum Creek)
> entrance to the Park. Take Santa Fe to Titan Road and go west to Roxburough
> Road. Turn north on Roxburough Road and drive into the park.
>
> Joey Kellner
> Littleton, Colorado
>
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