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" ell Smith Geotechnical, Fort Collins, Colorado. The reconstruction of Big Windsor inlet structure was awarded to Barker Construction, Fort Collins, Colorado, who completed the project in April of 2006. The construction of Lake Lee Dam[Diversion Structure was awarded to Kiefer Concrete and Barker Construction, both out of Fort Collins, CO and in anticipated to be complete by July of 2007. 15. Upper Arkansas Water Conservancy District - N. Fork Reservoir Rehabilitation Authorization: Severance Tax Fund Water Source: N. Fork of S. Arkansas Terms of Loan: $3,520,000 @ 3.50% for 30 yrs. County: Chaffee/Custer/Fremont Project Yield: 500 acre-feet Project Type: Reservoir Rehabilitation . The UAWCD has operated the North Fork Reservoir since 1979 for domestic, municipal, industrial, recreational, and augmentation water supply. The reservoir is at elevation 11,400 feet and is located approximately 10 miles from Maysville on the North Fork of the South Arkansas River. This project involves replacement of the outlet gate, improved access, increased spillway capacity, seepage control, and raising the dam 15- feet to achieve a storage capacity of 500 acre-feet. The project is located on Forest Service property, which required a special use permit and an environmental assessment prior to construction. The project has been awarded to ASI, Buena Vista, Colorado, who commenced construction in August of 2006. The work at this time is limited to the outlet, seepage control and spillway work. Enlargement of the reservoir will occur at a later date. The project is 90% complete, with final completion scheduled for July of 2007. 16. Beaver Reservoir Company - Reservoir Rehabilitation Authorization: Severance Tax Fund Water Source: Minnesota Creek Terms of Loan: $153,750 @2.50% for 30-years Rehabilitation County: Gunnison Project Yield: 1,620 acre-feet Project Type: Reservoir . Beaver Reservoir is located in Gunnison County at elevation 8,100-ft. The existing dam is 113 feet high and has a storage capacity of 1,620 acre-feet. The reservoir is used to store and regulate the release of irrigation water to a 3,400-acre service area. In 1958 the Company built the reservoir, and in 1995 the Company borrowed $415,000 from CWCB to install a liner to address seepage problems identified by the SEO. This project consists of stabilizing the reservoir liner and to replace the hydraulic valve and gate on the intake end of the outlet structure. The project is currently under construction by Farnsworth Construction Company, Paonia, Colorado and is anticipated to be complete 51