011712 Field Purchase Order

• Contract/PO #: 011712
• Contractor Name: Greeley and Loveland Irrigation Company
• Contract Type: Miscellaneous
• Loan Projects - Doc Type: Default Information

Plan of Study-Greeley and Loveland Irrigation System Rehabilitation Feasibility Study Page 3
Products
1. A task memorandum will be prepared listing available project information and stating ECI's
understanding of environmental and water rights issues which will impact the project.
2. The information developed for the existing facilities inventory will be used for Task 3 Existing Facilities
Evaluation.
Task 2-Hydrologic Analysis
Objective:
State approval for repair and rehabilitation will require that the Company's dams meet current state dam safety
standards. The State Engineer's Office(SEO)presently uses 1988 ENR 55A for their hydrologic analyses. The
State is presently sponsoring a Colorado regional probable maximum precipitation(PMP)study. The study will
impact reservoirs above elevation 7500 feet so it will not have any future impacts on this study. The PMF's will
be used in the following tasks to evaluate the existing dams and appurtenant structures and develop alternatives.
Methodology:
1. The local and general PMP storms will be computed based on the HMR-55A.
2. 100-year flood hydrographs will be developed based on the NOAA Atlas 11.
3. Existing reservoir elevation-area-capacity curves will be verified with existing topographic maps.
4. Spillway and outlet rating curves will be verified.
5. Preliminary reservoir flood routing will be performed to check the spillway capacity adequacy.
Products:
1. A memorandum will be prepared describing the analytical methods and results of the hydrologic
evaluation.
2. Flood hydrographs for the local and general PMP storm events and 100-year flood hydrographs.
Task 3-Existing Facilities Evaluation
Objective:
The Company's system has never been hydraulically modeled to identify possible operation issues. Reservoir
and canal operations need to be analyzed to identify restricted flow reaches due to structural and nonstructural
issues.
Methodology:
1. A decision support system (DSS) hydraulic simulation model of the Company's system will be
developed using Cana1Man. Cana1Man was ordinally developed by the USBR and has been modified
for the windows environment by Utah State University.
2. Calibrate the model with existing weir rating curves and historical flow depths.
3. Perform hydraulic simulations using varying canal discharges and system operation rules.
4. Identify problem reaches and structures within the system to be addressed in Task 4 Alternative
Development.
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