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11/19/2008
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CF Section - Changes to Existing Loans - Silt Water Conservancy Dist. - Rehabilitation of System Infrastructure
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<br /> <br />Background <br /> <br />The District was formed i n June e State of <br />Colorado. The District delivers 18,000 acre - feet annually to a 6,600 acre service area, located in <br />and aro und the T - foot storage <br />right in Rifle Gap Reservoir. Additionally, the District has a 36 cfs water right out of the <br />Colorado River, under which it pump s approximately 4,000 acre - feet annua lly , an d a 100 cfs <br />direct flow right in th e Grass Valley Canal, which is store d in Harvey Gap Reservoir with a <br />capacity of 5,805 acre - feet. <br /> <br />To - date , the District has completed the maintenance and repair work at Rifle Gap Reservoir and <br />has completed the mo nitoring and design report for the seepage at Harvey Gap Reservoir, at a <br />total cost of approximately $93,500. Future work at Harvey Gap Reservoir may be required to <br /> <br /> <br />Discussion <br /> <br /> <br />Due to the increased cost to replace the Grass Valley Siphon and other cost adjustments to the <br />rehabilitation project has increased to $1,670,000. <br /> <br />The replacem ent of the Grass Valley Siphon is the main reason for the proposed loan increase. <br />The original feasibility report estimated $500,000 to design and replace the siphon with <br />approximately 1,200 feet of 42 - inch diameter steel pipe. When the original estimat e was <br />developed , it assumed that the Bureau of Reclamation would assist in the design of the <br />replacement siphon , because of their involvement in the original design . After several years , it <br />became apparent to the District that any assistance from the Bur eau would be limited and <br />untimely . Therefore, given the condition of the existing siphon and its critical importance to the <br />health of the overall system, the District hired the services of Schmueser, Gordon, Meyer <br />Eng ineers and Surveyors in Apri l 2008 to design a replacement siphon for construction in the <br />fall/winter of 2008/09. <br /> <br />The project has been designed and bids were received in August 2008. The District is currently <br />work ing with the low bidder, High Country Pipeline, Pen rose, Colorado, at a bi d of $930 ,000. <br />The bid was for replacing the siphon with 1,185 feet of 54 - inch diameter steel pipe below grade. <br /> <br />A comparison of the total cost of the project with that originally estimated is summarized below in <br />Table 1. The District completed the cost est i mate for the original project in June 200 3 . <br /> <br />Table 1 <br /> <br /> <br />Construction Items Original Est. - 2003 Nov. 2008 Est. <br />1. Grass Valley Siphon Replacement $500,000 $930 ,000 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />2. Seepage Control Harvey Gap $183,200 $377 ,500 <br /> <br />3. Rifle Gap Stilling Ba sin $62,000 $62,500 <br /> <br />4. Motor & Pump Replacement $387,910 $0 <br /> <br />5. Design/Insp. Siphon (15%) $0 $150,000 <br /> <br />6. Contingency - Siphon (15%) $0 $150,000 <br />$1,133,110 $1,670,000 <br />Totals: <br />2 <br />
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