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~ .. ....-, BLACK Be VEATCH Mr. John Van Sciver Page 2 B&V Project 25325.100 January 13, 1995 industrial needs and both the new and existing wells will be used to meet these demands. As new City parks are created, the City plans on continuing to use well water for park irrigation. The City is pursuing the development of a community center in Fort Lupton that will include soccer fields. Well water will be used to irrigate this site. As explained in the Draft Feasibility Study, the City will continue to use well water for blending with its surface water supply during times of peak demand. As growth occurs, more well water will be required for blending capabilities and the wells will be used for this purpose. The existing screens and casings of the City's existing municipal water wells are rusted, corroded, and in very poor condition. Should one of these screens or casings collapse, the new wells will give the City flexibility in responding to such an event. The City currently has no flexibility. The City currently has little rotational flexibility with its existing wells. New wells will provide the City with some additional rotational flexibility. It is the City's intent to integrate the new proposed wells into the City's short-term and long-term water supply facilities operations. The City's five existing wells will not be able to provide all the well water demands that will be put onto the groundwater delivery system as the above developments and projects occur, and the new wells, as well as potentially future wells, will be used to satisfy the associated water requirements. i i i i i If you have any questions, or require additional information, please call me at 671-4255. Very truly yours, BLACK & VEATCH ~C~~ Lee A. Robbins cc: Bernadette Kimmey