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Comments 14
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2/2/2004
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<br />02/02/2004 17:23 <br /> <br />7194813452 <br /> <br />PAGE 04 <br /> <br />. Union Park~s pumped-storage and mufti-basin delivery facjlities can be permitted <br />and constructed in four seff-funding phases over a 7 to15 year period! for a total cost <br />of about $3 billion; T <br /> <br />. Union Park's Phase I Dam. Taylor-Union pump/generator facifitYl and Union~Ante(o <br />S;phon to Denver and Colorado Springs would cost about $1.5 biBion. Colorado <br />Springs and EI. Paso County would event.ually need another gravity pipeHne through <br />South Park to Rampart Reservoir above the Air Force Academy~ <br /> <br />. Union Park.s Phase 2 pumped-storage filling and peaking power operation between <br />Blue Mesa and Union Park Reservoirs would cost about $900 million, including <br />several smaff fishing and irrlgatjon reservoirs for local Gunnison needs; <br /> <br />. Union Park~$ optional Phase 3 reversible interconnect pipeline be~een Union Park <br />Reservoir and Fry-Ark's southern collection system could further enhance <br />efficiencies of existing reservoirs throughout four river basins for about $250 milHon; <br /> <br />. Union ParkJs optional Phase 4 pipeline branch from the Unjon~Antero high pressure <br />siphon can augment the Rio Grande Basin over Poncha Pass. when needed. for <br />droughts and endangered species needSJ for about $250 million; <br /> <br />. Unfon Park's high storage concept can substantially reduce regional evaporation <br />losses, j.e~ 1 '!4 feet annuaUy from surface of Union Park vSt 7 feet from Lake PoweH; <br /> <br />. Union ParkJs expected 1 0 to 1 benefit4Wcost ratio for enhancement of water rights and <br />utilities throughout five major river systems js about 500% more efficient than any <br />other current or proposed Western water storage project; <br /> <br />. Union Park can quick'y solve regional water qualitYI endangered species I farm dry- <br />up, Front Range growth~ Black Canyon, Kansas shortages, etc4J without additional <br />dewatering of Colorado's excessively depleted South Platte. Arkansas, and <br />Cotorado Main Stem RiversJ as weU as regional ground water reserves; <br /> <br />. Union Park can be owned and managed by cooperating Western and Eastern Slope <br />water providers~ or a Statewide Water Authority; or a Regional Water Authority; <br /> <br />. UnIon Parkls unique high altitudel mufti...basinJ pumped-storage water and power <br />enhancement concept can seNe as a watershed pilot program to solve the Wesfs <br />escalating clean water and power crisis for future droughts and growth. <br />
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