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<br />1219/1214/92 <br /> <br />13:41 <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />URS CONSULTRNT DENUER <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />1211217 <br /> <br />~ <br />, 'Oil1843 <br /> <br />. ' <br /> <br />.,. SITE EVALUATION AND FINAL SCREENING <br />~\.,,;.~iltl;t. .j;:i~\(ihe pUrpose ofthls~n _ was to screen., the 16 sites listed in Tabe CD <br />...~II..~~~C~"~."'::-'~"'" .. ',' .n, ,.' ,,^ <br />\~i~;:; ';7~l':':F':~>~d recolumend the tt:lree gites which WQYld Be used for devalupment oHhe / <br />coooeptlJat hatGhe,.,' desigA. AS ~Ith the initial site screening ~sk, the s~te. aluation and <br />screening criteria used for evaluat~e remaining 16 sites yves base .. n Input from <br />the'TAC and t~ The screening methodology used was a ollows: <br /> <br />o Visit each of the sites to confirm and supplement site' information gathered from <br />the data sheets and other sources. . __.~ue r <br />. ~~~ <br />Develop more detailed slte criteria In'the areas of water supply, waterl\ quality, site <br />physical factors, biological considerations, site locatlonal factors ana estimated \1"'-.~ I <br />costs. . ~ <br /> <br /> <br />o <br /> <br />Develop a criteria ra <br />based upon the technical criteria, <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />~~ <br /> <br />initi~1 sc ,een,lng were taken toa -hi^r .Jevel of ;Ist.it, andj <br /> <br />, . y <br />s e Sl .. The criteria were grouped Into six major <br /> <br />categories: water source wate ~uall site physical factors, biQloglcal considerations, <br /> <br />locational factors and probable cost.- ryJl Co.- pc,: -t- llui.-v<- os:)_,~~ ~ ?c-~8>'r ~ <br />;&.0""", ..0 ,<J,,(. ~ ~ <br /> <br /> <br />:~\:~~::~~~k)~fl;:;i=::;::;~9~~I:e : e~~~::~~t:~~::~~ <br /> <br />and subsequent ranking Of the sites. Key guidelines used in setting the value for e~ <br />of the criteria antJ t~ $00* were--that the maximum possible point total for any site <br />was set at 100, and the criteria categories (e.g. water source, biological considerations) <br />~ 9Fe-welghted such that there ~ limit to the maximum number of points which can be <br />achieved for any criteria category and subcategory. · <br /> <br /> <br />OP~ <br />~ <br />~ <br /> <br />The intent of limiting the value for anyone criteria and the! total score was so no,slte <br />would receive an inordinate number of rating pOints for a given criteria category. \For. <br />example, if a site h~d ~n excellent water supply J the T AC ~Id: not want the point v~lue\ for <br />the water supply cntena to be so high as to appear supenor: to a second site which \'lad <br />other features whose score which, when averaged, made It ia superior site. In addition, <br />a site could also receive a fatal flaw rating if a site condition was determined to be not <br />_ acceptable. The six rating categories and the evaluation point values for each are shown <br />irltable 3.~hi conca t was late odified because the three pr~ferr:~ .sItes were all <br />(J) located In the sa e re 0 of the ate, the C B determi it would be most b neficlal <br />to develop fea ibility, lev d igns e ree es water source : warm <br />groundwater, col undwater and surface wate . this:man e top ree sites <br /> <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br />~#-L <br />~S"~ <br />