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wer and power generally, fire protection, recreation, fish and wildlife preservation and <br />opagation, agricultural uses, livestock water, aqua culture, evaporation, wetlands propagation, <br />Fund water recharge, augmentation, replacement and uses in substitute supply plans to replace <br />pletions to the Arkansas River and its tributaries. The City has also requested that the place of use <br />the Ft. Bent Ditch Shares should be changed from their historical place of use to the municipal <br />,vice area and customers of the City of Lamar whether inside or outside the city limits of the City <br />Lamar. <br />City's groundwater rights include 43 wells for use in the water supply system. Thirty -four of <br />;e 43 wells make up what is known as the "Clay Creek Alluvial well field" and are used to <br />vide the City's potable water via pipelines to the City's above - ground water storage tanks. These <br />Is are completed in the Clay Creek alluvium in a relatively narrow alluvial channel extending <br />th from the Arkansas River. Only 29 of the 34 wells in the Clay Creek well field are currently <br />ve. The remaining nine wells are not part of the Clay Creek Alluvial well field and are scattered <br />)ughout the City for irrigation of parks, for use at the City's maintenance shop, and for use at the <br />City's 29 wells are divided into three well fields, identified as "north," "middle" and "south ". The <br />age daily production rate is 5.83 ac ft. <br />existing south well field's main water transmission line was constructed around 1933 as a WPA <br />ect, and is approximately 34,800' long. It is constructed of cast iron and is in very poor condition. <br />ent sampling of the pipeline by the City Water Department and Honeywell Building Solutions <br />cated a significant amount of internal tuberculation (scale build -up), pressure drop and pin -hole <br />s. This sampling included water quality tests, pumping (energy) head loss testing and removal of a <br />ion of pipe for visual inspection. These conditions contribute to less than desired water quality, <br />:ss pumping energy, serious risk for pipeline failures and water loss. <br />t of the north and middle well field wells contain TDS levels that exceed the Secondary MCL <br />ximum Contaminant Level) established by the EPA and the CPDWR. For potable use, these <br />rs must be blended with the cleaner water of the south well field. The south well field produces <br />h cleaner water than the middle and north well fields, and can produce 5.19 ac /ft per day; <br />oximately 88% of the average daily demand for the city. <br />Fc r existing facilities indicate: <br />Ni mber of shareholders: n/a <br />Ct Trent Assessment per share: n/a <br />Ni mber of shares: 3,839.6 shares owned <br />N tuber of acres irrigated: n/a <br />W ter Right: see Appendix B <br />A rage water diverted per year: n/a <br />B. - Description of the Project <br />1. )Tame of the Project: Lamar Water Transmission Line Replacement <br />2. Purpose of this loan application. Check one. <br />2 <br />