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Feasibility Evaluation of the Arkansas Valley Pipeline Water Works! Committee June 2003 Community or Water System Current Year 2020 Otero County mgd Ac-Ft/Yr mgd Ac-Ft/Yr Fowler 0.34 380 0.32 360 Manzanola .07 78 .07 78 Rocky Ford 1.00 1,120 1.80 2,020 Hancock Water Company .01 12 .04 40 Parkdale Water Company .01 12 .02 40 Swink .05 53 .08 86 South Swink W.C. .08 85 .10 111 LaJunta 2.50 2,800 3.50 3,920 Homestead Water Company .02 22 .02 22 Southside Water Company .01 11 .02 22 Other 0.10 110 0.10 110 Total 4.18 5,077 6.09 6,809 Notes: 1. Estimated or extrapolated based on Water Needs Assessment. 2. Based on response to survey. 3. Current and future demand reported by these entities is less than indicated in the Water Needs Assessment. 3.1.3.3 Crowley County Crowley County (CC) is located east of Pueblo County and north of Otero County, with the Arkansas River generally serving as the boundary between Otero and Crowley Counties. Major population centers are: Olney Springs, Crowley, Ordway, and Sugar City, which are located along the east-northeast trending State Highway 96. The water systems serving the county include individual municipal distribution systems along with 96 Pipeline Company and the Crowley County Water Association (CCWA). Crowley County wholesales treated water to several distribution systems. Treated drinking water is supplied through public drinking water systems as follows: Town of Olney Springs -Has its own independent water sources and distribution system. (Can tap into CC's system for emergency supply.) Town of Crowley -Has its own distribution system and receives supply from CC. Town of Ordway -Has its own distribution system and receives most of its water from CC. One Town-owned well supplements the supply from CC. 96 Pipeline Company -Receives water from CC and provides water to County residents outside the Towns of Ordway and Sugar City. 11 GEI Consultants, II7C. 01284 03-0630 feasibdiry Evaluation Final