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CT2015-057
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Town of Windsor
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Feasibility Study
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Alternative No. 1 — Everitt Storage <br /> Everitt is considering constructing storage located in the SW 1/4 of Section 20, T6N, <br /> OR67W, in the 61h P.M. This storage would be approximately 11 surface acres and have <br /> an estimated volume of 100 to 125 acre-feet. This storage could be filled by the <br /> Whitney Ditch or from a pump station along the river. Everitt has approached the Town <br /> to solicit interest in this storage vessel. Storage in this reach of the river will help the <br /> Town with non-potable needs. The Town would utilize storage at this location to <br /> exchange and store unused Kern Priority#1 water or reusable effluent in the future. <br /> Although the Town currently owns two shares of Whitney Ditch, this water is being used <br /> to irrigate Eastman Park and the Poudre Natural Area. There would be the potential to <br /> deliver Kern Junior or free river water to the Everitt storage as well. <br /> The Town would need to evaluate the exchange potential from the Kern Lateral and the <br /> VVVVTP outfall up to either a pump station along the Cache la Poudre River into the <br /> Everitt storage or up to the Whitney Ditch headgate, which then could be diverted <br /> through the Whitney Ditch to the storage site. An exchange to the Whitney Ditch <br /> headgate would require a carriage agreement with the ditch company to run that water <br /> down to the Everitt storage. If the exchange potential is adequate, Windsor could move <br /> fully consumable credits from Kern Reservoir or credits generated at their wastewater <br /> treatment plant (WWTP) up to the Everitt storage. Once the water is in storage, it can <br /> be released to the river on an as-needed basis for well augmentation. <br /> Advantages <br /> • It is a good location on the river for Windsor's needs. <br /> • There is an existing headgate at the site. <br /> Disadvantages <br /> • There are higher costs related to infrastructure to divert from and back to the <br /> Cache la Poudre River as the site is further from the river than the other storage <br /> options. <br /> • There is a limitation on public trail access due to Everitt's operations on the <br /> southern conservation area. <br /> • Windsor would need to coordinate the use of the storage with Everitt and the <br /> future HOA since there will be home sites overlooking the reservoir. <br /> • Small size compared to Windsor's ultimate need. <br /> t,`� Alternative No. 2— Eastman Park South <br /> �'\t Eastman Park South is located in the NE '/ of Section 29, T6N, R67W, in the 6th P.M. <br /> and consists of approximately 30 acres. Currently, Eastman Park South is undeveloped <br /> open space. However, it is slated to be a Town park with native and low water use <br /> landscape. In the past, the Town has irrigated the land with its two shares of B.H. <br />
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