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<br />"\: <br /> <br />involves excavating a core trench into the center of the dam to cut off the seepage and to add stability. <br />The project was awarded to Zak Dirt, Longmont, Colorado, who commenced construction in November <br />of 2005 and has completed the project. The Company has received SEO approval and will be submitting . <br />their final pay request in September of 2006, with project substantial completion to follow in October of <br />2006. <br /> <br />27. Abbott Ranch - Well Replacement <br /> <br />Authorization: Severance Tax Fmd <br />Water Source: Big Thompson River <br />Terms of Loan: $49,440 @2.0% for 10 years <br /> <br />County: Elbert <br />Project Yield: 400 AF <br />Project Type: Well Rehabilitation <br /> <br />The Abbott Ranch is located in Elbert County, approximately 10 miles northeast of the Town of Kiowa. <br />It consists of 1727 acres, of which 150 acres are irrigated, and the remainder is in dry-land pasture. The <br />Ranch relies on two main revenue streams, cattle sales and hay sales. Currently, the Ranch produces 300 <br />tons of hay on the 150 acres, with 70% being available for sale as horse hay. For irrigation, the Ranch <br />uses one alluvial well that is 80 feet deep, in the Bijou Creek alluvium of the Kiowa-Bijou Designated <br />Basin. The well permit allows an annual withdrawal of 400 AF at 700 gpm. Historically, the well <br />pumped at 700 gpm which produced 6 tons per acre or a total of 900 tons. Due to deterioration of the <br />casing pipe, the well can only pump 250 gpm, and production has been reduced to 2 tons/acre or a total of <br />300 tons annually. The proposed project includes drilling the 80-foot replacement well with 16" casing <br />(40' steel and 40' stainless steel), using the re-built pump from the existing well, and connecting the <br />replacement well to the existing system with 250 If of new 6" PVC piping. Hamacher Drilling, Simla, <br />Colorado, has completed the work. Final pay request for the project has been received with a November <br />2006 substantial completion requested by the owner. <br /> <br />28.. Sheek Ditch Company - Ditch Rehabilitation <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Authorization: Severance Tax Fund <br />Water Source: Mancos River <br />Terms of Loan: $427,700@2.5% for 30 yrs. <br /> <br />County: Montezuma <br />Project Yield: 1,781 acre-feet <br />Project Type: Ditch Rehabilitation <br /> <br />The Sheek Ditch Company is comprised of 17 members that own water rights. The existing ditch system <br />is 3.6 miles in length and carries approximately 9 cfs. This project involves piping the existing open <br />ditch system with 8-inch to 21-inch PVC pipe and installing meters at each delivery point. The project is <br />part of the NRCS Salinity Control Program. NRCS will be contributing a $267,000 grant towards design <br />and construction of the project, which will be applied to the CWCB loan. The final CWCB loan amount <br />is anticipated to be $160,700. The project design has been completed. The project was awarded to <br />Lewis Excavating, Mancos, Co who has commenced construction. The project is approximately 65% <br />complete and is temporarily shutdown to accommodate the summer irrigation season. Construction will <br />continue in the fall, with completion anticipated by November of 2006. <br /> <br />29. Union Ditch Company - Well Augmentation Proiect <br /> <br />Authorization: Severance Tax Trust Fund <br />Water Source: South Platte River <br />Terms of Loan: $312,595 @2.50% for320-years <br /> <br />County: Weld <br />Project Yield: 206 acre-feet <br />Project Type: Well Augmentation <br /> <br />The Union Ditch Company provides irrigation water to an area of 5,500 acres east of the Town of LaSalle <br />and south of Greeley. The Union Ditch Company has filed application for an augmentation plan to <br />provide replacement water for 40 junior wells owned by the shareholders, formerly serviced by GASP. . <br />This project involves the development of 3 recharge ponds, placement of flow measurement devices, and . <br /> <br />56 <br />