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Pay online now using our secure 2017 Stormwater Fee Online Payment links on the Main Menu and under Helpful Links. You can also use our Phone payment option by calling toll-free 800-620-3941. Use the Parcel Number; (i.e. 2701-323-10-003), not the Account #; (i.e. R017745), and the Invoice Number. Note a $1 minimum service fee for most accounts, 2.75% for larger account payments, will be added by the bank., additional fees may apply for your bank. Online and Phone payment option available for 2017 Fees only. Thank You.


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Grand Valley Drainage District is vital because:

In the early 1900’s, The Bureau of Reclamation began funding the construction of a series of open drains to handle the abundant irrigation tail water and subsurface seep conditions caused by new canals and irrigation laterals. Today, this drainage system consists of over 258 miles of open and piped ditches throughout Mesa County and is maintained by Grand Valley Drainage District. The GVDD service area includes the lands from Palisade to Loma on the North side of the Colorado River. Browse through our website, and if there are any questions we can answer feel free to Contact Us

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Your Responsibilities For Water Management

With the start of each year’s irrigation season, every associated consumer has a responsibility for managing the irrigation water they use and the connected ditch and structures. Water is released from the canals by way of private laterals to each property, District facilities carry tail water away, and it is returned to the Colorado River. Irrigation ditches need to be kept clean and all debris removed throughout the season. When you use water from a ditch, you have a shared responsibility with ALL of the other property owners that use that ditch. Use begins at the headgate on the canal and ends when water is returned to any natural drain of the country.

The Colorado State Statutes have many rules for irrigation water rights and responsibilities. Those rules can be found in Title 37, Article 84 of the Colorado Revised Statutes. Click here for an excerpt from those state rules.

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Grand Valley Drainage District Resources

Resources

  Water is essential for life. That's why we've made it easy for you to find what resources you need.  Included below are links to our online forms and GIS maps.  These will help you with Mesa County Planning Department’s application process for development, including the Drainage & Irrigation Check Sheet.  The District requests that you contact our offices  for information relating to Discharge licenses to allow us to assist you on a case by case basis. In addition, applications for Pumping/Diversion Application are available.  There is also a list of helpful information regarding … Read More

Locate Underground Service Lines and Utilities


The first step is to call the Utility Notification Center for Colorado .

Call 811

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Grand Valley Drainage District provides a way to better serve the residents within the District. A phone line is dedicated for responding to Utility Locate Requests related to our drains and facilities.

Call 970-242-4346 For District Locates

District staff can assist you and answer any questions regarding location of District maintained drains.

Office hours are staffed from 7:00 AM until 3:30 PM Monday through Friday.
Go to our Resources page to learn more.


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