Technical Advisory Committee
The TAC initiates projects that are of interest and beneficial to the water stakeholders participating in the CPWP. Examples of projects include the development and updating of the water supply and demand maps for the region, grant applications, groundwater computer modeling, coordination of funding for stream flow gages and identification/planning for the annual stakeholder field trips.
The Coconino Plateau Watershed Partnership (CPWP) Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) consists of volunteers that meet monthly either virtually or in person prior to the CPWP meetings. Meetings of the TAC are open to anyone with interest in the hydrology/geology of the area of interest.
Don Bills
Chair
Water Studies
Important to meeting future water needs on the coconino plateau
State of Arizona, The Impacts of Septic Systems on Water Quality of Shallow Perched Aquifers: A Case Study of Fort Valley, Arizona
Interim Report – North Central Arizona Water Supply Feasibility Study
Simulation of Groundwater Withdrawal Scenarios for the Redwall-Muav and Coconino Aquifer Systems of Northern and Central Arizona
USGS Report on Hydrogeology of the Coconino Plateau
Generalized Hydrogeology and Ground-Water Budget for the C Aquifer, Little Colorado River Basin and Parts of the Verde and Salt River Basins, Arizona and New Mexico
Geologic, Hydrologic, and Chemical Data from the C Aquifer near Leupp, Arizona
Regional Groundwater-Flow Model of the Redwall-Muav, Coconino, and Alluvial Basin Aquifer Systems of Northern and Central Arizona
Coconino Plateau At-Risk Waters Project Final Report
Morrison Institute/ASU – Growth on the Coconino Plateau
CPWP TAC
Water Source & Demands Maps
Water Demands Map
Groundwater Supply Map
Surface Water Supply Map
Uranium Mines and Tusayan Field Trip
technical advisory committee
reference materials & reports (PDF)
- A FRAMEWORK FOR SYSTEMS ANALYSIS OF SUSTAINABLE URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT
- A GREAT WAVE RISING: THE COMING CRISIS IN WATER POLICY IN AMERICA
- Coconino Plateau At-Risk Waters Project Final Report
- CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE SUSTAINABLE WATER RESOURCES ROUNDTABLE
- DEVELOPING INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AGENDAS FOR TOTAL WATER CYCLE MANAGEMENT
- Grand Canyon Region Bibliography, Don Bills, August 2021
- Ground-water Consultants 7/30/2015
- Instream Flow-Habitat Relationships in the Upper Rio Grande River Basin
- Map Update – Don Reiff 6/25/2015
- METRICS FOR SUSTAINABLE WATER USE
- Natalie Coston Report: Statistical Examination of Water Data in the Coconino
- Plateau for use as Sustainability Indicators
- Red Gap Ranch – Biological Resource Evaluation, February 2014
- Red Gap Ranch Cultural Resources Inventory, February 2014
- Red Gap Ranch – Leupp Groundwater Flow Model, December 2015
- Red Gap Ranch – Leupp Groundwater Flow Model Presentation – Southwest
- TOTAL WATER MANAGEMENT: RESOURCE CONSERVATION IN THE FACE OF POPULATION GROWTH AND WATER SCARCITY
- TOTAL WATER MANAGEMENT: STRATEGIES FOR UTILITY MASTER PLANNING
- TOTAL WATER MANAGEMENT
- TOWN OF PAYSON WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT: 2008 STATUS REPORT
- USGS Report on Hydrogeology of the Coconino Plateau
- WATER AND WESTERN GROWTH
- Water Related Ecosystem Services Assessment Phase 2
- Water Related Ecosystem Services Assessment Phase 1, Task 1
- Water Related Ecosystem Services Assessment Phase 1, Task 2
SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT SUBCOMMITTEE
Data Repository
GOALS
reports
lists
maps
gis files
CLEAR CREEK AND CHEVELON CREEK INFO
FROM DAVID NEWLIN
- THREE CANYONS GROUNDWATER FLOW MODEL TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM
- HYDROLOGIC MONITORING OF CHEVELON CREEK, CLEAR CREEK, AND THE LCR – USGS
- CHEVELON CREEK WATERSHED – RAPID WATERSHED ASSESSMENT 2007 – NRCS
- CHEVELON CANYON WATERSHED MAPS
- C-AQUIFER WITHDRAWAL EFFECTS ON STREAM DEPLETION CLEAR CREEK AND CHEVELON CREEK – USGS
current project
Coconino and Redwall/Muav Aquifer Model – RFP LISTED IN THE MENU
- Instructions
- Model files