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-_.ut"-~-~ t'~~J--~ .............~O'-~ u..uu .....uU~lJ.UL,lJ.Vll L,UllU<.l\...... UUL,UUJCUl,:). 1 U..... .....UU~UU""llUl1 l".UUl1ll.I..:L Wi.l~ a\Varaea to Sou\hwest Contracting, Inc. of Cortez July 16, 1999. Construction commenced in August 1999 with completion scheduled for June 2000. Summit Reservoir and Irrigation Comoanv - Summit Reservoir and Ditch System Rehab. Juthorization: SB 97-008 County: Montezuma - NE of Cortez "ater Source: Lost Canyon Creek Project Yield: 4,287 ac.ft. Terms of Loan: $200,000 @ 3.75% for 30 years Project Type: Reservoir and Ditch Rehab. This project is the rehabilitation of the Summit Reservoir Dam outlet works and the construction of repairs and improvements to the Summit Reservoir and Irrigation Company's water collection and distribution facilities. The Cortez office of the Natural Resource Conservation Service prepared the construction plans and specifications. Construction for the second to the last phase of improvements commenced in March by Noland, Inc. of Mancos, CO. and was completed in July. The phase of improvements is scheduled for completion in the fall of2000. Ute Water Conservancv District - Plateau Creek Pioeline Authorization: SB 88-30 County: Mesa - E of Palisade Water Source: Grand Mesa Drainage Project Yield: 7,200 ac.ft. Terms of Loan: $7,600,000 @ 5% for 30 years Project Type: Pipeline Construction This project is the replacement of an existing 15-mile pipeline providing water to the Ute Water Conservancy District. The District provides water to 55,000 people, or more than half of the Grand Valley population. Camp, Dresser, & McKee, Inc. of Denver is currently preparing the project design for 1999 construction. Phase I of the project, placement of the lower 8,000 linear foot of the pipeline, commenced in February by ERS Constructors, Inc. of Sed alia, CO. and was completed in May 1999. The final project phase is scheduled to commence in October 1999 with completion scheduled for February 2002. Denver Museum of Natural Historv - Denver Basin Aauifer Geo-Hvdrologjc Core Studv Authorization: SB 98-1189 County: Elbert - S of Kiowa II/JF ater Source: Denver Basin Aquifers Project Yield: N/ A Werms of Loan: $90,000 Grant Project Type: Geo-Hydrologic Study This project is the acquisition of a 2,200-foot core of the Denver Basin aquifers near Kiowa in the central Denver Basin. The purpose of the core is to help develop an integrated hydrologic and geologic framework for the Denver Basin aquifers. This will enable State, County, and municipal planners to promote appropriate development of the Basin's water resources. This core-drilling project is part of a three-year National Science Foundation research study that will focus on the evolution of the Denver Basin and its landscapes. Drilling commenced March I, 1999 by Layne Western, Inc. and was completed in April. Core analysis will continue for three years. Projects Under Design HigbJand Ditch Comoanv - Foothills Reservoir Dam Rehabilitation Authorization: SB 98-1198 - Severance Tax County: Boulder - W of Longmont Water Source: St. Vrain River Project Yield: 450 ac.ft. Terms of Loan: $1,040,000@4.0% for 30 years Project Type: Dam Rehabilitation This project is the rehabilitation of Foothills Reservoir darn, located west of Longmont in Boulder County. The dam has an inadequate spillway and severe seepage through the embankment and has had a storage restriction placed on it by the State Engineer. The Highland Ditch Company has contracted with Smith Geotechnical Engineering Consultants of Fort Collins to analyze design alternatives and complete construction plans and specifications. Construction is scheduled to commence in the fall of 1999. R an Gulch Reservoir Com an R an Gulch Dam Rehabilitation uthorization: SB 99-173 County: Larimer- S. of Loveland ater Source: Big Thompson River Project Yield: 645 ac.ft.