Construction submittal consists of constructing a 78'-high zoned earthen dam. The principal spillway is a single cycle 83.7'-long labyrinth weir discharging to a 55'-wide concrete chute on the left abutment. The concrete chute transitions to a riprap lined open channel with five grade control structures. A riser will be constructed to house the reservoir drawdown capabilities. The 60-inch draw down conduit will outlet to an impact basin. A blanket drain, filter diaphragm and spillway underdrain system will be installed. A cement bentonite slurry wall and grout curtain will also be constructed.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from North Central Missouri Regional Water Commission
Project Plan
Date: Jun 27, 2024Type: Strategic Plan
This document details the East Locust Creek Reservoir (ELCR) Project, aimed at providing 7.0 million gallons of raw water per day to north central Missouri. Its strategic objectives include offering water-based recreational opportunities, facilitating sediment storage, and reducing flood damages. The plan also outlines the project's short-term (0-20 years) and long-term (20-50 years) economic impacts, along with its financing strategies.
North Central Missouri Regional Water Commission Mitigation Plan 2023-2033
Date: Oct 6, 2023Type: Strategic Plan
The North Central Missouri Regional Water Commission proposes to construct the 2,328-acre Roy Blunt Reservoir and mitigate its adverse stream and wetland impacts. The plan aims to fully offset these impacts by restoring and enhancing over 8,251 acres of degraded riverine wetland habitat at Swan Lake National Wildlife Refuge. Key objectives include naturalizing hydrology and restoring native communities in the Yellow Creek floodplain, enhancing Elk and Turkey Creek drainage corridors, and restoring the hydrological integrity of the historic Little Swan Lake Sump. The strategic approach emphasizes physical and hydrological restoration, natural vegetation community development, and long-term ecological benefits, funded through a combination of federal, state, and local monies.
Implementation Plan
Date: Jun 27, 2024Type: Strategic Plan
This implementation plan details the progress and future strategic direction for the East Locust Creek Reservoir (ELCR) project, aiming to provide 7.0 million gallons of raw water daily to north central Missouri. Key areas of focus include completing land acquisition, detailed reservoir and dam design, securing necessary permits, and implementing robust environmental mitigation strategies. The plan also outlines a comprehensive financial framework, including state and federal funding, a Multipurpose Water Resource Fund with guiding principles for a sustainable and marketable water rate, and strategies for regional economic development and ongoing maintenance. The overarching vision is to deliver clean, reliable, and affordable drinking water, along with recreational opportunities, while ensuring fiscal responsibility and environmental stewardship.
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