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CT2018-2081
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Bonus Ditch Company
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APPENDIX 1, PROJECT SUMMARY <br /> Loan Contract Number CT2018-2081 <br /> Section 1 —Borrower's Name <br /> Bonus Ditch Company <br /> Section 2—Project Description <br /> A. Description of Project: The Borrower applied to the CWCB for a loan to be used for the St. <br /> Vrain Diversion Replacement (Project), located in Boulder County, at a total estimated project <br /> cost of$1,297,000.00. The purpose of the Project is to replace one of two of the Company's <br /> diversion dams damaged during September 2013 flood event, located in the tributaries to the <br /> South Platte River, coordinating with the City of Longmont to ensure new dam integrated into <br /> the St. Vrain Creek Improvement Project. <br /> B. Description of Feasibility Study: Barb Brunk, with Resource Conservation Partners, LLC, <br /> prepared the Loan Feasibility Study titled, "Bonus Ditch St. Vrain Creek Diversion Structure <br /> Loan Feasibility Study," dated August 1, 2017. The feasibility study was prepared in <br /> accordance with CWCB guidelines. Branden Effland,P.E.,with Deere&Ault Consultants, Inc. <br /> provided the analysis of alternatives, preliminary engineering, and engineering costs estimates. <br /> Financial statements were provided by the Company. Based upon the feasibility report, the <br /> CWCB determined the Project to be technically and financially feasible. <br /> Section 3—CWCB's Authority <br /> Severance Tax Perpetual Base Fund: This loan is made pursuant to the provisions of§§ 39-29- <br /> 109(1)(a)(1), 37-60-119 and 37-60-120, C.R.S., which authorize the CWCB to loan money for <br /> water projects from the CWCB Severance Tax Perpetual Base Fund for the benefit of the people <br /> of the state,provided that the Borrower assures repayment of that money. <br /> Section 37-60-122(1)(b) C.R.S., authorizes the CWCB to make loans of up to $10,000,000 <br /> from the CWCB's Severance Tax Perpetual Base Fund without prior approval from the General <br /> Assembly. <br /> Section 4 -Board Approval <br /> At its September 20, 2017 meeting the CWCB approved a Project Loan from the Severance Tax <br /> Perpetual Base Fund, to the Borrower, in an amount up to $1,297,000.00 for Project Costs. <br /> CWCB's Origination Fee of 1% in the amount of$12,970.00, in accordance with CWCB Policy <br /> No. 16, added to the Base Loan Amount results in a Total Loan Amount of$1,309,970.00, at an <br /> interest rate of 2.90%per annum for a repayment term of 30 years. <br /> Section 5—Schedule of Existing Debt <br /> As of the date of the CWCB loan approval, no other debt backed by the loan security, described <br /> in Section 6 below, exists. <br /> Section 6—Loan Security <br /> The Security for this loan, as evidenced by the executed Security Agreement(Appendix 5) and <br /> incorporated herein, shall be: (i)an irrevocable (but not exclusive)pledge to the CWCB of the <br /> Pledged Revenues in such amount as is necessary to make each annual payment due under this <br /> Contract, (ii)an assessment covenant; (iii)annual financial reporting, and an undivided one <br /> hundred percent(100%)interest in the St.Vrain Intake Structure as more particularly described <br /> Page 1 of 3 <br /> Contract Number:CT2018-2081 <br />
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