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, ' E. Geographical area served by the sponsoring entity: l. 1 Please refer to the "Existing Service Area" map on the previous page and the discussion under item "B" above. F. Brief history of the sponsoring entity: The area is made up of the towns of Evanston, Frederick and Firestone and was once a coal mining center surrounded by rural farmland. Today the area is developing and growing rapidly. The residents are a mixture of retired miners, farmers, migrant farm workers and young families. The District was formed to be a proactive voice in maintaining and planning new storm water collection and conveyance systems and sanitary sewer collection, conveyance and treatment systems. G. Current financial condition: Please refer to the letter and audit reports within Appendix 3. The District is an Enterprise as a whole. The District has broken out a separate fund for revenue generated for storm water improvements. This fund is known as the storm water enterprise fund and it began in 1999. When the audit report is available for 1999, the report will have this new fund broken out within the report. H. Identification of revenue sources: Please refer to the audit reports within Appendix 3. I. A listing of the physical assets: Please refer to the audit reports within Appendix 3. B. Project Hydrology The I-25 Corridor Master Drainage Plan Godding Hollotiv and Tri-Town Basins Socath Weld Coacnty, Coloraclo by Anderson Consulting Engineers, Inc. draft dated June 24, 1999, developed peak discharge and hydrograph data at various locations throughout the Tri-Town Basin. The 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100 year return period hydrology was developed. The modeling approach selected to simulate the runoff generated and routed through the Tri-Town Basin involved the following two computer models: 1. Colorado Urban Hydrograph Procedure (CUHP) for generation of hydrology. 10