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Contract/PO #
C150049
Contractor Name
Peoples Ditch Company
Contract Type
Loan
Water District
64
County
Logan
Loan Projects - Doc Type
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PEOPLES DITCH COMPANY <br />DIVERSION STRUCTURE AND PIPELINE <br />Proiect Description <br />The People's Ditch Company historically diverted irrigation water from the South Platte <br />River at an existing diversion point located approximately 6 miles northwest of the Town of <br />Sterling. This existing diversion structure was damaged during the flood of 1995 and was entirely <br />washed out in 1997. This $75,000 project constructed a new diversion structure along the Bravo <br />Ditch, therefore eliminating the need for the existing structure. Additionally, 1,015 feet of 24"PVC <br />pipeline was constructed to transport the flow from the Bravo Ditch back to Peoples Ditch. <br />Project Data <br />Sponsor: People Ditch Company County: Logan Water Source: S. Platte River <br />Terms of Loan: $40,244.13@3.75% for 20-yrs. Substantial Completion Date: July 1, 2002 <br />Design Engineer: Natural Resource Conservation Service -Greeley Office, Colorado <br />Construction Contractor: Circle L Irrigation, Incorporated -Sterling, Colorado <br />Construction Elements: 1,015-feet of 24-inch 80# PVC Pipeline <br />12.5 cubic yards structural concrete <br />Annual Diversion: 1,200 acre-feet <br />Jim Manuello, Vice President, standing along the Bravo Ditch <br />
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