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3/16/2004
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CF Section - New Loans - Union Ditch Company - Well Augmentation/Recharge Project
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<br />Union Ditch Company <br />March 16-17. 2004 <br /> <br />Agenda Item 251 <br /> <br />The engineering cost of $18,000 is broken down into: 1) Feasibility Study $4000; 2) Recharge . <br />Potential Study $9000; and 3) Project Design $5000, <br /> <br />Union plans to begin and complete the construction on the Mecure #1 Site during the Spring of <br />2004, In order to allow time for monitoring and evaluation, Union does not expect to begin <br />construction of addition recharge sites until the fall of 2004 and spring of 2005, Union has notified <br />all owners whose land has been identified as a potential recharge location, and Union holds a draft <br />agreement with Ms, Nancy Mercure to enter into an Easement Agreement on the Mecure #1 Site, <br /> <br />Financial Analvsis <br /> <br />The total estimated cost of the project is $344,000, and UDC water is used exclusively for <br />agricultural purposes, Staff is recommending a maximum loan amount of $ 309,500 (90% of the <br />estimated project cost) for 30 years at an interest rate of 2,50%, UDC will fund its $34,500 share of <br />the project through cash reserves and an increase in its assessments, The Union Ditch Company <br />will cover any costs that exceed the estimated project cost. <br /> <br />Table 1 is a summary of the financial aspects of the project. A CWCS Construction Fund Loan of <br />$309,500 would have an annual payment of $16,266 (including the 10% reserve requirement) at the <br />loan terms of 2,50% for 30 years, The CWCS loan will be repaid from increases in the base <br />assessment rate from $225 to $265 per share. plus a well surcharge of $500 per individual well <br />augmented, The annual loan cost for the project will be $ 78,96 acre-foot of consumptive use, <br />based on 206 acre-feet of historical average well depletions for wells in the augmentation plan, <br /> <br />Table 1. Financial Summary <br /> <br />. <br /> <br /> <br />$344,000 <br />57 <br />250 <br />$309,500 <br />$16,266 <br />$225 <br />$265 <br />$500 <br />$78.96 <br />$407 <br /> <br />Economics: The economic benefit of the project is considerable, It is estimated that one share of <br />the Union Ditch has a market value of approximately $110,000, which is expected to yield a total of <br />66,1 acre-feet consumptive use credit based on a historical analysis (1950-2002). In order to <br />replace historical average well depletions for wells in the augmentation plan (206 acre-feet per year <br />based on 1975 through 2002), UDC would have to purchase just over 3 shares of the Union Ditch <br />for a total investment of $343,000, In addition to the cost of purchasing these shares, the UDC <br />would also have to file for a change of use of these shares to augmentation purposes, The market <br />value for Union shares is not unlike the price for most other water that is available for purchase in <br />the South Platte River basin, Therefore. the cost of developing the recharge project is likely less per <br />unit of water developed when compared to the cost of acquiring new water sources, It is possible <br />that UDC can provide excess credits for lease to other entities, Also, it is likely that the recharge . <br />pond will serve as a wetland attracting wildlife to the area, an added community benefit. <br /> <br />Page 4 of 6 <br />
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