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<br />on2172 <br /> <br />COnstruction of these facilities will be phased to serve Wolf <br />Creek Valley as the developnent progresses. <br /> <br />Flow factors and the results of engineering studies have <br />indicated that a wastewater treatment plant with an ultimate <br />capacity of approximately 1.5 million gallons per day will be <br />required. <br /> <br />The ultimate wastewater facilities a!e projected to require <br />funding in the amount of $6,385,000. Of this amount, <br />$2,755,000, will be funded by District No. II and $3,630,000 <br />will be funded by Wolf Creek Valley District No. III. <br /> <br />On october 1, 1985, District II issued $3.78 million of <br />General Obligation Bonds for improvements. <br /> <br />District No. III has three phases of general obligation <br />bonds; $9,860,000 in 1988, $10,830,000 in 1994 and $7,115,000 <br />in 2001. <br /> <br />Revenues to Districts No. II and III will be from a mill levy <br />estimated at 35 mills. It is also expected that the county's <br />4 mill levy collected at Wolf Creek Valley will be pledged to <br />the district for road improvements. <br /> <br />(5) Public utilities <br /> <br />In 1985, La Plata Electric Association upgraded the <br />transmission line into Wolf Creek valley. This allows <br />limited electrical caIXIcity. Depending on the alternative <br />chosen and amount of private land developnent, actual <br />electrical demand will need to be determined. If Alternative <br />Two or Three is chosen upgrading and relocation of utilities <br />will be necessary. When need is determined the proponent <br />would have to apply to La Plata Electric Association and pay <br />for installation of the upgraded electrical utilities. <br /> <br />For natural gas service, Wolf Creek Valley has a tentative <br />contract with Citizens utilities to install a gas line to the <br />developnent from pagosa Springs in 1986. It is anticipated <br />that the entire project will be heated by natural gas. <br />Citizens Utilities is willing to grant that service provided <br />the necessary lines are exteroed at the developer 's expense. <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />.I <br />I <br /> <br />Telephone service in the area is a private enterprise <br />operation. Several providers are operating in the pagosa <br />Springs area and are capable of prO'Jiding service to Wolf <br />Creek Valley. Easements for lines will be requirerl before <br />service is provided. <br /> <br />227 <br />