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<br />Water Supply Planning and Finance Section
<br />Design and Construction Status Report
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<br />The CWCB Water Supply Planning and Finance Section has completed 4 projects in FY 01-02.
<br />projects under construction and 14 projects in tl1e design phase.
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<br />Currently we have II
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<br />The attached spreadsheet summarizes project status including budget, construction schedule, and progress to date. During
<br />this current reporting period 4 projects were completed.
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<br />The attached progress report briefly outlines all active project design and construction information and progress to date.
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<br />Projects under Construction
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<br />I. Ute Water Conservancv District - Plateau Creek Pipeline
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<br />Autl1orization: SB 88.30
<br />Water Source: Grand Mesa Drainage
<br />Terms of Loan: $27,600,000 @ 5% for 30 years
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<br />County: Mesa - E of Palisade
<br />Project Yield: 7,200 ac.ft.
<br />Project Type: Pipeline Construction
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<br />This $55,000,000 project is tl1e replacement of an existing IS-mile pipeline providing water to the Ute Water Conservancy
<br />District. The District provides waterto 55,000 people, or more tl1an half oftl1e Grand Valley population. Camp, Dresser,
<br />& McKee, Inc. of Denver has completed fmal design and construction contract documents for Phase IT of tl1e project.
<br />Phase I of the project, placement of tl1e lower 8,000 linear foot of tl1e pipeline, commenced in February by ERS
<br />Constructors, Inc. of Sedalia, CO. and was completed in May 1999. Phase n involves tl1e installation of26,000-ft. of 48"
<br />waterline pipe, 29,500-ft. of 54" waterline pipe, and tl1e construction of 13,500-ft. of 10' diameter tunnel. A joint venture
<br />between Bamard Construction, Inc. of Bozeman, Montana and Affholder Construction, Inc. of Chesterfield, Missouri was
<br />awarded the construction contract for Phase n, at a cost of $44,000,000. Construction of Phase n commenced in
<br />December 1999 and is approximately 95% complete. The project is tentatively scheduled for completion in October of
<br />2001.
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<br />2. Consolidated Mutual Water Company - Fortune Reservoir Dam Construction
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<br />Authorization: SB 99-173 County: Jefferson - NW of Arvada
<br />Water Source: Clear Creek Project Yield: 10,000 ac.ft.
<br />Terms of Loan: $20,600,000 @5.50% for 10 yearsProject Type: New Dam Construction
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<br />This $30,000,000 project is tl1e construction of a new 9,000 acre-foot reservoir northwest of Arvada. The project consists
<br />of a lOS-foot high, zoned earth embankment, Probable Maximum Flood emergency spillway, with a 30-inch diameter
<br />outlet pipe. Tuttle-Applegate, Inc. of Denver and CTLlThompson completed tl1e final design plans, which have been
<br />reviewed and approved by the State Engineer's Office. The construction contract was awarded to R.E. Monk from
<br />Colorado Springs, Colorado, at a contract price of $15,eOO,000. The distribution pipeline from tl1e damto the Cempany's
<br />treatment plant commenced construction in October 1999 by Company forces. R.E. Monk commenced construction in
<br />March of2000, witl1 project completion scheduled for March of2002. The project is approximately 60% complete.
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<br />3. Idaho Springs. Town of Idaho - Idaho Springs Reservoir Rehabilitation
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<br />Authorization: HB 98.1189
<br />Water Source: Chicago Creek
<br />Terms of Loan: $1,165,000 @4.75%for 10 yrs.
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<br />County: Larimer - S. ofIdaho Springs
<br />Project Yield: 230 acre feet
<br />Proj ect Type: Reservoir Rehabilitation
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<br />In 1998 tl1e State Engineer's Office restricted tl1e storage height of tl1e reservoir to be 9-ft. below the crest of tl1e dam,
<br />reducing tl1e storage capacity from 230 acre-ft. to 120 acre-ft. The storage restriction was due to excessive seepage and the
<br />poor condition of the spillway. Harrison Western Construction, and design/build group out of Denver, Colorado, was
<br />retained by the Town to design and construct tl1e necessary improvements to restore the dam to its original storage capacity
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