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Map of Proposed Conduit <br />.~-~ <br />._~ <br />~. <br />! J-": <br />L PAS s y _ i <br />NTY ,~ <br />!U "IG 0 10 2D WNles °- ~~ <br />\~, PROJECT V1CINITYMAP <br />- - <br />CF~01NL " } <br />`~ couNTY ~ ~ Ka ArY" FEASABIUTY <br />.~ ~~„~ ~ L" ~ ~. "- " ~ ~STUDYAREA <br />PUEBLO _ <br />COUNTY <br />I ~ BENT <br />TERO ` COUNTY <br />--...._. <br />ivu~a i r <br />~." <br />PROJECT LOCATION MAP <br />A set of three more detailed maps are included in Appendix C. These maps show the District <br />boundaries as well as the service areas of the water providers that will be participating in the <br />conduit" The first map begins at Pueblo Reservoir and continues to the Town of Fowler. The <br />second map shows the middle section of the conduit from Fowler to Las Animas including <br />Crowley County. The third map shows the easternmost portion of the project including the spur <br />that will extend North to the Town of Eads in Kiowa County. <br />Project Description and Alternatives <br />The purpose of the Arkansas Valley Conduit is to provide a relatively clean source of drinking <br />water to the domestic water users in the lower Arkansas Valley. This conduit will begin at <br />Pueblo Reservoir where an outlet works already exists. This outlet is currently providing water <br />to several communities within the District boundaries. This outlet works has reserved 30.94 cfs <br />of capacity for the Arkansas Valley Conduit based on the original calculations of the Fryingpan- <br />Arkansas Project. The conduit will continue east making deliveries of water to each entity along <br />the way until it reaches the city of Lamar. Along the way there will be several spurs that will <br />take off of the main conduit and provide water to regional treatment facilities. <br />From the outlet works at Pueblo Dam it is expected that the conduit will follow the Bessemer <br />Ditch right-of--way to a point on the St. Charles Mesa east of Pueblo. This will allow for a <br />gravity flow pipeline, thus alleviating the need for any pumping. The conduit will start as a 42" <br /> <br />