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4. The expected yield of the project will be a safe storage capacity of 227 AF, an <br />increase of 107 AF from the existing restriction. <br />5. Cost estimates. The estimated costs are based on a conceptual level of detail, and <br />include the necessary contingencies and conservatism. <br />A. Planning costs: These costs will be financed by the City of Idaho <br />Springs, and include staff time and consultant costs for preparation <br />of this feasibility study. <br />B. Design costs: Design costs will be financed in part through the <br />requested CWCB loan. The design costs are estimated at 10% of the <br />construction cost. <br />C. Construction costs: The construction costs are estimated with detail <br />shown in Appendix 3. <br />D. Construction contingencies (estimated at 10% of construction costs). <br />E. Construction engineering (estimated at 5% of construction costs). <br />Total <br />$8,500 <br />$87,325 <br />$873,250 <br />$87,325 <br />$43,600 <br />$1,100,000 <br />6. No additional operating and maintenance (O&M) costs are anticipated by the City <br />of Idaho Springs. Actual O&M costs may be reduced with the rehabilitated dam structure. <br />E. <br />7. Implementation Schedule <br />a. Start Design <br />b. Complete Design <br />c. Bid the Job <br />d. Bid Opening <br />e. Start Construction <br />f. Complete Construction <br />g. Project is Operational <br />Impacts and Permitting <br />06/30/00 <br />12/15/00 <br />O1/15/Ol <br />03/OS/O1 <br />04/30/O 1 <br />09/28/O l <br />10/26/O l <br />1. Social, Economic, and Physical Impacts <br />a. The project will have no significant social impacts. <br />b. The project will have economic impacts, and will provide the City of <br />Idaho Springs with additional long-term revenue from water sales. <br />: <br />