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<br />. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />tentatively scheduled to occur in 2002. <br /> <br />15. Glenwood Irrigation Companv - Rehabilitation of Diversion and Headgate <br /> <br />Authorization: Small Project Loan <br />Water Source: Roaring Fork <br />Terms of Loan: $85,000 @5.0% for 30-years <br /> <br />County: Garfield <br />Project Yield: 6,600 acre-feet <br />Project Type: Diversion/Headgate <br /> <br />The GIC operates the Glenwood Ditch for the benefit of the shareholders by providing direct flow irrigation water to a <br />750-acre service area. The existing delivery system consists ofa combination of unlined ditch and pipeline segments. <br />The ditch was constructed around 1900 and the pipeline section in the 1960's and 70's. The GIC needs to rehabilitate <br />the diversion and headgate as-soon-as possible since there is danger that the diversion structure may fail. The Natural <br />Resource Conservation Service, Glenwood Springs Office, is working on the completing the design. Project is <br />tentatively schedule to be constructed late November, 200 I. <br /> <br />16. John Peroulis & Sons Partnership - Martin Cull Dam Rehabilitation <br /> <br />Authorization: Small Project Loan <br />Water Source: Fortification Creek <br />Terms of Loan: $100,000@5.0% for 30-years <br /> <br />County: Moffat <br />Project Yield: 250 acre-feet <br />Project Type: Rehabilitation <br /> <br />The JPSP operates the Martin Cull Reservoir for storage of irrigation water for use on 450 acres owned by the <br />Partnership. The dam was constructed in the 1950's, it is a Class 3 structure, 53 feet high, and impounds 250 acre-feet <br />of water. In the summer of2000 a slide occurred on the upstream slope of the dam as water was being released for <br />irrigation. The toe of the slide covered the upstream end of the outlet, damaging it and leaving in inoperable. <br />Northwest Colorado Consultants, Steamboat Springs, Colorado, are currently working on design plans and <br />specifications to rehabilitate the dam. The project is tentatively scheduled for construction in December of 200 I. <br /> <br />17. City of Victor - Victor No.2 Dam Rehabilitation <br /> <br />Authorization: Construction Fund County: Teller <br />Water Source: West Beaver Creek Project Yield: 180 acre-feet <br />Terms of Loan: $600,000 @3.75%for20-years Project Type: Rehabilitation <br /> <br />This project involves the rehabilitation of Victor No.2 Reservoir, which is the existing municipal water supply for the <br />City of Victor. Cracks in the dam embankment were discovered in 1984 and the spillway was lowered in the response <br />to restrictions by the State Engineer's Office. The lowering of the spillway resulted in loss of storage of approximately <br />23 acre-feet. The existing spillway is inadequate per the current Rules for Dam Safety. The City is concerned that the <br />State Engineer's Office may place further restrictions on the reservoir if the dam is not rehabilitated. The City has <br />hired the final design plans to be prepared by Knight Piesold, Denver, Colorado. The design has been completed and <br />has been approved by the State Engineer's Office. The project has been bid and the City is currently negotiating with <br />the Contractor on a start date. Tentative start date appears to be spring of2002. <br /> <br />32 <br />