The Voigt Lower Clear Creek Diversion Project replaced an existing push-up dam with a new rock grade control diversion structure.
The push-up diversion dam was created by a row of boulders, boards and plastic, and was the main structure to elevate the water surface sufficiently to satisfy the irrigation water right. The diversion had poor fish passage at periods of low flows.
Existing Diversion (looking south). The delivery ditch is located in the left of the photo
Proposed Upstream Diversion Site (looking south). The inlet box was installed at the top of the riffle on the left bank of the stream.
Taken downstream of the diversion, the inlet box is located at left near the top of the riffle seen in the photo.
Taken from the East bank of Clear Creek looking at the back of the inlet box placed near the stream's edge.
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