BOARD02143

• Board Meeting Date: 3/8/1967
• Description: Agenda or Table of Contents, Minutes, Memos
• Board Meetings - Doc Type: Meeting

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some reconnaissance evaluations of several
different types of power potential which
might be developed from the project. We
should get those any time and at that time
we will start our feasibility investigations
of whatever the Chief considers to be the
most desirable of those potentials that were
offered him for consideration.

On our st. Vrain Unit, Missouri River
Basin project, we are in the process of com-
piling and organizing the data and writing
the report proper on the unit. We have had
inquiries and several meetings in the last
few months with representatives of several
of the towns in the st. Vrain Basin to dis-
cuss their needs and their requirements and
some of the potentials that we have looked
at in the st. Vrain study and which will be
in the report.

As far as the Fryingpan-Arkansas proj-
ect, these will be figures that will be more
recent, actually we just got them as of yes-
terday, than those in our written report.
The contractor for Ruedi Dam has now completed
59.7 percent of the contract with 72.8 per-
cent of the contract time elapsed. Spillway
excavation continued with excavated materials
being moved into stockpile. Concrete place-
ments were continued in the outlet works.
Drilling and installation of rock bolts were
suspended in November for the duration of
the winter. Drilling and grouting opera-
tions continued throughout the report period.

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The contractor for the Divide, South
Fork, and Chapman Tunnels, Diversion Dams,
and appurtenant structures of the South
Side Collection system had completed 49.1
percent of the contract with 49.5 percent of
the contract time elapsed. Excavation of the
tunnels had progressed as follows: Divide,
13,761 feet; South Fork, 10,485 feet: Chap-
man, 13,875 feet. Bad weather halted