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<br />. , <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />STATE OF COLORADO <br /> <br />721 Stale Cenlenmal BUIlding <br />1313 Sherman Slreel <br />Denver. ColoradO 80203 <br />PhOne 13031 866.344 1 <br />FAX (303) 86&-4474 <br /> <br />MEMORANDUM <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />COLORADO WATER CONSERVATION BOARD <br /> <br />Department of Natural Resources <br /> <br />(UPDATED 11/12/93) <br /> <br />Roy Romer <br />Governor <br /> <br />TO: <br /> <br />Members, CWCB <br /> <br />Daries C, Lole, P,E <br />Director. eWeB <br /> <br />FROM: John Van Sciver <br /> <br />DATE: October 27, 1993 <br /> <br />SUBJECT: Agenda Item 9a, November 9-10, 1993, Board Meeting-- <br />Military Park Reservoir Co., Conversion of Emergency Loan to a <br />Construction Fund Loan. <br /> <br />BACKGROUND <br /> <br />During the 1992 inspection, it was discovered that the outlet pipe for the Military <br />Park Dam had several holes in it, adjacent to the gate valve. While temporary repairs were <br />being made it was also discovered that the rest of the corrugated metal outlet pipe was in <br />very poor condition. The company decided to replace the entire pipe in 1993, and employed <br />Mr. Ed Currier, P.E. to develop plans that were later approved by the State Engineer. An <br />Emergency Loan in amount of $30,000 (30 years, 4.5%) was approved by the CWCB Board <br />on July 22, 1993. <br /> <br />Attempts to bid the project in August 1993 were unsuccessful, with only one bid <br />received a.t $45,000. This occurred because most contractors had already lined up work for <br />the remainder of the short construction season. The company then decided to re-bid the job <br />in the spring of 1994, and complete the project in the summer/fall of 1994. <br /> <br />DISCUSSION <br /> <br />This loan can be handled as a routine Construction Fund loan, since funds will not <br />be required until summer of 1994. Since interest rates have fallen slightly since the <br />Emergency Loan was approved, a standard loan rate of 4% (instead of 4.5%) will be <br />recommended. <br />The company believes it can successfully bid the job at $30,000 (which is the <br />Engineer's estimate) by bidding the job in early spring when contractors are looking for <br />work. <br />