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<br />Water Supply Reserve Account - Grant Application Form <br />Fonn Revised May 2007 <br /> <br />The stated goals will be accomplished through the installation of the referenced facilities. The facilities will: <br />eliminate the water gap facing the city; provide the city with the additional potable water capacity required to <br />meet demands; resurrect an unused well and place it back into production; increase the raw water <br />conveyance capacity within the raw water collection system flowing to the \NTP; eliminate old, brittle and <br />failing piping throughout the distribution system; enable the city to operate and maintain their water system <br />more cost effectively. All work will be installed by means of heavy machinery. <br /> <br />Participants <br />Participants of this project include the following: <br /> <br />1. City of Las Animas <br />2. Colorado Department of the Public Health and Environment <br />3. Colorado Department of Local Affairs <br />4. Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority <br />5. GMS, Inc. Consulting Engineers <br />6. Unknown contractor <br /> <br />Participants in the Water System Improvements project include the City of Las Animas, GMS, Inc. Consulting <br />Engineers, the Colorado Department of the Public Health and Environment, Colorado Department of Local <br />Affairs, Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority, and an unknown contractor. The city <br />has well-seasoned staff with a history of effectively maintaining the city's current infrastructure. Currently, the <br />city employs six full-time personnel to operate and maintain the water system. GMS, Inc. will be working on <br />behalf of the city as their consulting engineer on the project. GMS has been in the consulting engineering <br />field since 1978. Their staff consists of six registered engineers, two registered engineers in training, three <br />registered land surveyors, eight field staff plus three administrative support staff. GMS is known for their work <br />in municipal and special district infrastructure including water, sanitary sewer, water resources, storm sewer, <br />streetscape and water resources, in addition to aiding rural communities in obtaining and administrating the <br />needed financial resources for their projects. <br /> <br />The various governmental agencies noted as participants are providing a substantial portion of the necessary <br />financial resources to enable the city to undertake the stated project. The associated funding participation <br />includes the following: <br /> <br />1. City of Las Animas - $400,000 <br />2. Colorado Department of the Public Health and Environment - $10,000 <br />3. Colorado Department of Local Affairs through Community Development Slock Grant - $800,000 <br />4. Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority - $812,000 <br /> <br />As the proposed project has not yet been released for public bidding, a contractor has not been selected. <br />Once bids have been received, the selected contractor will have his qualifications and references reviewed <br />and the city and GMS, Inc. will verify he has the experience, ability, resources, and reputation to complete the <br />proposed project. <br /> <br />F:\WPDATA\Las Animas\Water\05 WSlmp\Financial\Roundtable\06-07 Application (may 07).doc <br /> <br />14 <br />