Angelica Lake Dam is an earth structure with a masonry retaining wall along the left side (looking downstream) of the downstream face. The embankment is approximately 140 feet in length with a maximum height of 30 feet and a 35-foot top width. A road is built in the crest of the dam at Elevation 228.0. The upstream face of the embankment is variable in slope, ranging from 2.5 horizontal to 1 vertical (2.5 H:1V) between Elevations 203.0 and 213.0 to 1.5H:1V between Elevations 213.0 and 223.0 to 10H:1V between Elevations 223.0 and 228.0. The downstream slope of the embankment is 2H:1V from the spillway to the right abutment. The masonry wall forms the downstream face from the spillway to the left abutment. A broad-crested concrete drop spillway with stone masonry training walls is located near the center of the embankment. The spillway crest is 39 feet wide and has a 25-foot long concrete approach apron. The crest and approach apron are at Elevatrion 213.0. The spillway drop is 15 foot to a downstream concrete apron at Elevation 198.0. The apron is 52 feet long and directs flow into the outlet channel at Elevation 196.0. The masonry training walls extend from the entrance to the approach apron to the discharge point of the outlet apron. A concrete foot bridge crosses above the spillway crest at Elevation 222.0. The outlet works consist of a 20-inch diameter wrought iron pipe through the base of the embankment to the left of the spillway. Control of the pipe is provided by a sluice gate approximately 20 feet upstream of the spillway crest.