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8.0 OPPORTUNITIES<br />

8.5.6 Supplemental Studies<br />

Reservoir studies have been commissioned by the WWDC to supplement those contained in the<br />

basin plan. These studies are summarized below.<br />

Crook County Reservoirs and <strong>Water</strong> Management Study-Level I<br />

The WWDC commissioned a study entitled “Crook County Reservoirs and <strong>Water</strong> Management<br />

Study-Level I” (SEH, Inc., 2006). This study investigated potential reservoir projects located in Crook<br />

County in the Belle Fourche River and Redwater Creek subbasins. The study included the short list<br />

projects plus a site in the Redwater Creek subbasin. The sites investigated included the following, which<br />

are shown in Figure 8-4.<br />

! Blacktail Creek Reservoir<br />

! Oak Creek Reservoir<br />

! Pine Creek Reservoir<br />

! Miller Creek Reservoir<br />

! Lower Inyan Kara Creek Reservoir<br />

! Upper Inyan Kara Creek Reservoir<br />

! Redwater Creek Reservoir<br />

The study developed technical information, environmental data, and estimated costs of the<br />

reservoir sites.<br />

Crook County Reservoir Project-Level I<br />

The Lytle Creek Reservoir site was investigated in a separate study entitled “Crook County<br />

Reservoir Project – Level I,” (ESA Consultants, 2006). This study investigated both technical and<br />

monetary effects and benefits for the site.<br />

Stockade Beaver Creek Reservoir-Level I<br />

This study, by Bearlodge Ltd, Inc. in 1986, evaluated recreation reservoir sites on Stockade<br />

Beaver Creek. The preferred storage site was located high in the drainage, would contain 520 acre-feet<br />

for recreational purposes, and is shown on Figure 8 -4.<br />

Beaver Creek Dam and Reservoir-Level I<br />

This study, by Bearlodge Ltd, Inc. in 1989, investigated recreation reservoir sites on Beaver<br />

Creek. Two alternative sites, the Upper and Lower Beaver Creek Reservoir sites, as shown on Figure 8-4,<br />

were identified and investigated with storage volumes of 8,000 acre-feet and 5,026 acre-feet, respectively.<br />

The potential reservoir sites were for recreational purposes.<br />

Beaver Creek Dam and Reservoir Project<br />

This study, by Bearlodge Ltd, Inc. in 1991, investigated the Upper Beaver Creek reservoir site<br />

identified as the preferred site in the 1989 study, as shown on Figure 8-4. Geotechnical drilling and<br />

exploration were performed on the site. Preliminary design and cost estimates were developed. The<br />

potential reservoir site was for recreational purposes.<br />

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