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<br />reliability of the Company's system, and for providing additional storage to meet future demands. The project will . <br />involve the construction of3 separate reservoirs near the Town of Bamesville, Colorado, totaling 4,500 acre-feet of <br />storage. Additionally, 8,200 linear feet of pipeline will be installed in construction with the reservoirs. Smith <br />Geotechnical, Fort Collins, Colorado is the project designer. The Bamesville Reservoir project was awarded to <br />Barker Construction, Fort Collins, Colorado and is anticipated to be complete by May of 2005. The pump station <br />to Bamesville .Reservoir is currently out to bid. <br /> <br />15. Arkansas Groundwater Users Association - Water Rights/Augmentation/Canal Work <br />Authorization: Construction Fund County: Pueblo <br />Water Source: Arkansas River Project Yield: 703 Acre-feet <br />Terms of Loan: $970,448 @2.50% for 30-years Project Type: Water Rights/Canal <br /> <br />This project involves the purchase of 785 shares of Excelsior Ditch for replacement water to offset out-of-priority <br />depletions from well pumping. The project also involves the construction of a 15-acre recharge pond and enlarging <br />the Excelsior Ditch for approximately 4 miles. The ditch work has been completed and the construction of the <br />recharge ponds is approximately 95% complete. The entire project is anticipated to be operational by March of <br />2004. <br /> <br />16. Orphan Wells of Wiggins - Augmentation Project <br />Authorization: Construction Fund County: Morgan <br />Water Source: South Platte Basin Project Yield: 6,000 acre-feet <br />Terms of Loan: $1,037,700 @ 2,5% for 30-years Project Type: Well Augmentation <br /> <br />The Orphan Wells of Wiggins is a new company comprised of31 separate agricultural operators that own 45 wells <br />which irrigated approximately 4500 acres of farmland. This project involves the construction of 1 recharge well, 1 <br />augmentation well, various pipeline, and 23 recharge ponds. The project will generate augmentation credits to cover <br />the depletions for the 45 existing wells. The project is currently under construction and is anticipated to be complete <br />by February of2005. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />17. Johnson and Edwards Ditch Company - Augmentation Project <br />Authorization: Construction Fund County: Morgan/Washington <br />Water Source: South Platte Basin Project Yield: 8,900 acre-feet <br />Terms of Loan: $132,500@2.5% for 30-years Project Type: Well Augmentation <br /> <br />The Johnson and Edwards Ditch Company operate the Johnson and Edwards Ditch to delivery irrigation water to a <br />3,000-acre service area. This project involves the construction of 1 recharge well, pipeline installation, 2 recharge <br />ponds, and the purchase of reservoir water. This project will generate sufficient augmentation credits to cover the <br />Company's depletions from the 12 wells they are currently operating. The project is currently under construction and <br />is anticipated to be complete by May of2005. <br /> <br />18. Central Colorado Water Conservancy District - Water Rights Purchase and Gravel Pit Canst. <br />Authorization: Construction Fund County: Adams, Weld, Morgan <br />Water Source: South Platte Project Yield: 22,260 acre-feet <br />Terms of Loan: $40,000,000 @2.75% for 30-years Project Type: Water Supply/Augmentation <br /> <br />The CCWCD, located in Adams, Weld, and Morgan Counties has a service area of 300 square miles. The <br />Subdistrict has 650 members with 966 junior wells and has operated an augmentation plan for these member since <br />1973. On December 17, 2001, the Colorado Supreme Court issued a judgment that changed the manner of <br />operation for substitute supply plans in Colorado, The ruling stated that the State Engineer did not have the legal . <br />authority to approve substitute supply plans. The Court also stated that substitute supply plans, such as the one <br />operated by CCWCD would either have to file for a decree in Water Court or follow new Rules and Regulations to <br />be issued by the State Engineer. This ruling has required CCWCD to acquire more senior water rights as well as <br />