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5/20/2008
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complete. Project completion has been delayed due to easement negotiations with the Army <br />Base. The Groundwater Users are seeking an easement from the Army Base to construct their <br />final recharge pond, which has proven to be a difficult task. The project is tentatively scheduled <br />to be completed by September of 2008. <br />4. Orphan Wells of Wi .ins -Augmentation Project <br />Authorization: Construction Fund County: Morgan <br />Water Source: South Platte Basin Project Yield: 6,000 acre-feet <br />Terms of Loan: $1,037,700 @ 2.5% for 30-years Project Type: Well Augmentation <br />The Orphan Wells of Wiggins is a new company comprised of 31 separate agricultural operators that <br />own 45 wells which irrigated approximately 4500 acres of farmland. This project involves the <br />construction of 1 recharge well, l augmentation well, various pipeline, and 23 recharge ponds. The <br />project will generate augmentation credits to cover the depletions for the 45 existing wells. The <br />project is currently 90% complete. The project has changed from its original scope to include <br />additional piping and recharge sites. Additionally, the Company has purchased several Riverside <br />Ditch shares that will improve augmentation efforts. The Company was approved for an increase of <br />$200,000 at the November 2006 Board Meeting to complete the additional recharge sites and for the <br />purchase of the Riverside Ditch shares. These funds have not been distributed. The Company has <br />elected to decline presenting it case in court this year, given strong objectors and the lack of senior <br />water in its augmentation plan. The Company is looking at deleting a number of wells from its plan <br />to meet its depletions. They are currently restructuring their company and augmentation plan to <br />meet their current and long term depletions. The project has been extended to May of 2010 to allow <br />the Company time to complete their restructuring. <br />5. Central Colorado Water Conservancy District -Water Rights Purchase and Gravel Pit Const. <br />Authorization: Construction Fund County: Adams, Weld, Morgan <br />Water Source: South Platte Project Yield: 12,300 acre-feet <br />Terms of Loan: $20,000,000 @2.75% for 30-years Project Type: Water <br />Supply/Augmentation <br />The CCWCD, located in Adams, Weld, and Morgan Counties has a service area of 300 square <br />miles. The Sub district has 650 members with 966 junior wells and has operated an augmentation <br />plan for these members since 1973. On December 17, 2001, the Colorado Supreme Court issued <br />a judgment that changed the manner of operation for substitute supply plans in Colorado. The <br />ruling stated that the State Engineer did not have the legal authority to approve substitute supply <br />plans. The Court also stated that substitute supply plans, such as the one operated by CCWCD <br />would either have to file for a decree in Water Court or follow new Rules and Regulations to be <br />issued by the State Engineer. This ruling has required CCWCD to acquire more senior water <br />rights as well as build additional storage to augment out-of priority diversions. CCWCD is in <br />the process of acquiring additional senior water rights. To-date the District has been approved <br />for 3-separate loans, $15,000,000, $5,000,000, and $20,000,000. The $20,000,000 loan was <br />recently approved at the November 2004 Board Meeting, for a total project loan authorization of <br />$40,000,000. The $15,000,000 and $5,000,000 were substantially completed in June of 2005. <br />Central has completed efforts for the GMS Sub-district and are currently working on <br />improvements to the WAS Sub-district. The WAS project is approximately 90% complete. The <br />District has received a temporary ruling from water court regarding their augmentation decree. <br />The ruling is lengthy and complicated, which is currently being reviewed by the District. It's <br />anticipated that the WAS Sub-district will be allowed to operate in 2008 at approximately 20%- <br />
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