Participants

Chimney Hollow Reservoir will Provide for 12 Participants

The Chimney Hollow Reservoir Project will benefit nine cities, two water districts and a power provider. By 2050, these water providers' combined population will have far more than doubled what it was in 2005, to about 825,000 people. Water demand projections show a shortage in supply of 64,000 acre-feet in 2030 and 110,000 acre-feet by 2050.

To address this shortage, participants are relying on multiple approaches: conservation, reuse and additional storage — including building Chimney Hollow Reservoir.

Participants and Permitted Yield

• Broomfield - 26,464 acre feet
• Platte River Power Authority - 16,000 acre feet
• Loveland - 10,000 acre feet
• Greeley - 9,189 acre feet
• Longmont - 7,500 acre feet
• Erie - 6,000 acre feet
• Little Thompson Water District - 4,850 acre feet
• Superior - 4,726 acre feet
• Louisville - 2,835 acre feet
• Fort Lupton - 1,190 acre feet
• Lafayette - 900 acre feet
• Central Weld County Water District - 346 acre feet