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<br />II <br /> <br />(';.. ... ,,") ~ <br /> <br />'- ~ ....... . <br /> <br />I <br />'. <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />Co,.ponent 0 <br /> <br />Component D involves expanding the City of Greeley's water treatment plant <br />located along the Cache la Poudre River near the Town of Bellvue to provide <br />regional water treatment along with continuing to supply treated water to <br />Greeley. Treated water storage at the plant would also be expanded and <br />a pipeline constructed to serve five potential participants. <br /> <br />At least two levels of expansion at the Greeley-Bellvue plant are possible. <br />The plant could be expanded 12 mgd from its present capacity of 18 mgd by <br />enclosing the existing flocculation/sedimentation basin and adding a new <br />12-mgd flocculation/sedimentation basin. The construction costs for this <br />expansion are preliminarily estimated to be on the order of $5 million (1990 <br />dollars). Alternatively, the plant could be expanded 27 mgd from its <br />present capacity of 18 mgd by enclosing the existing flocculation/sedimen- <br />tation basin and adding a new 27-mgd flocculation/sedimentation basin. The <br />construction costs for this larger expansion are estimated to be on the <br />order of $9 million (1990 dollars). An additional 14 mil gal of treated <br />water storage and a pipeline to supply potential participants is estimated <br />to cost on the order of $10 million (1990 dollars). <br /> <br />Component E <br /> <br />Component E is similar to Component D, except on a smaller scale, and <br />entails using the City of Loveland's water treatment plant to supply two or <br />more other water providers. The Loveland water treatment plant currently <br />has some excess treatment capacity available and could be expanded with <br />relatively limited modifications. <br /> <br />Details concerning the use and expansion of the existing Loveland water <br />treatment plant to provide treated water to other water suppliers is <br />described in the separate report documenting the supplemental studies which <br />were performed in association with the Regional Water Supply Study. The <br />construction costs for the pipelines and pumping stations needed to supply <br /> <br />-17- <br />