New Consolidated Lower Boulder Reservoir And Ditch Company
- Town
- Denver
- Basin
- Metro
- Organized
- 1996
- Standing with the Colorado Secretary of State
- In good standing
- Colorado SOS entity ID
- 19961036817
- DARCA member
- Yes
- Principal office address on state record
- 401 Main St Unit 2, Longmont, CO 80501
- Registered agent
- NEW CONSOLIDATED LOWER BOULDER RESERVOIR AND DITCH COMPANY
Sources: Colorado Secretary of State business records as of August 3, 2026 (standing, principal office address, registered agent, formation date, entity ID). Compiled by DitchBook from public records, not edited by the company — how this page is built and what it can't tell you.
Company-administrator contact
Contact New Consolidated Lower Boulder Reservoir And Ditch Company
- Contact
- Dan Grant Bookkeeping, Company administrator
- Phone
- 303-776-7207
- info@dangrantbookkeeping.com
- Mailing address
- PO Box 119, Longmont, CO 80502
This contact is published by the administrator on a page for this company. Source checked August 15, 2026; source listing: New Consolidated Lower Boulder; sources: Dan Grant Bookkeeping — New Consolidated Lower Boulder. The company has not claimed or edited this page.
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Water court activity
- 2026CW3081 (Water Division 1, May 2026 resume watch) — TOWN OF FIRESTONE, 9950 Park Ave., Firestone, CO 80504, (303) · court's resume
“…tch Company, 10879 Weld County Road 17, Longmont, CO 80504, New Consolidated Lower Boulder Reservoir and Ditch Company, P.O. Box 119, Longmont, CO 80502. This application consist…”
These mentions come from automated name-matching of Colorado's seven water courts' monthly résumés against the census: the automated matcher found the company's name in the filing's raw text under strict rules: every word of the registered name, in order, with only spaces or commas between them — matching is case-insensitive, treats “&” and “and” as the same, treats punctuation inside the registered name (hyphens, apostrophes, periods) as word breaks, and ignores a leading “The” — never a fuzzy match. When the registered name ends in a legal-form word, that word is required too (“Park Ditch Company” requires the word “Company”; a bare “Park Ditch” mention can never trigger it) — with one abbreviation family: where the name ends in “Association” or “Assn”, the filing may use any of “Association”, “Assn”, or “Assoc”. Beyond that, the matcher's remaining guards only ever remove listings, never add them. Methodology: how the résumé matching works. A mention is a fact about the filing's text, not a judgment about how the case affects the company — see the full resume watch for what's been found, and water court records in the land-buyer guide for what a filing can mean and the statutory response window. Confirm with the company's officers and the court record before relying on this list.
Public notice activity
Lost certificate
— A 2026 public notice reported a demand for a duplicate or replacement share certificate. Longmont Times-Call, Public Notice Colorado record 176301This dated notice is evidence that a replacement demand was published, not proof of current ownership, share validity or value, transfer completion, or the company's present status.
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A mutual ditch or reservoir company is a nonprofit corporation formed under Colorado law — most commonly C.R.S. Title 7, Article 42 — so that landowners who share an irrigation ditch, canal, or reservoir can jointly own and operate it. Instead of the water right belonging to a single person, shares in the company represent each owner's proportional claim, and the company's board and secretary keep the ledger, run assessments for maintenance, and issue certificates the way any small corporation would. Many of these companies have operated continuously since the 1880s, run entirely by volunteer officers who inherit the books from whoever kept them before.
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