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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Director's Report Attachment - September 25- 26, 2000, Board Meeting <br />Water Supply Planning and Finance Section <br />Design and Construction Status Report <br /> <br />The ewCB Water Supply Planning and Finance Section has completed 3 projects in FY 00-01. Currently <br />we have 12 projects under construction and 11 projects in the design phase. The attached spreadsheet summarizes <br />project status including budget, construction schedule, and progress to date. During this current reporting period 3 <br />projects were completed. The attached progress report briefly outlines all active project design and construction <br />information and progress to date. <br /> <br />Projects under Construction <br /> <br />1. Leroux Creek Water Users Association - Carl Smith Dam Rehabilitation <br />Authorization: Emergency Infrastructure Account County: Delta - N of Hotchkiss <br />Water Source: Leroux Creek Project Yield: 750 ac.ft. <br />Terms of Loan: $1,450,000 @ 3.75% for 30 years Project Type: Dam Rehabilitation <br /> <br />This $1,600,000 project is the reconstruction of the Carl Smith Darn, located 15 miles north of Hotchkiss in <br />Delta County. which failed unexpectedly in May 1998. The Leroux Creek Water Users Association contracted <br />Smith Geotechnical Engineering Consultants of Forth Collins to analyze design alternatives and complete <br />construction plans and specifications. The selected alternative involves the reconstruction of the dam failure area, <br />widening the crest width from 12-ft. to 16-ft., additional embankment along the downstream face of the dam, rip rap <br />protection along the upstream face of the darn, reconstruction of the spillway to pass the Probable Maximum Flood, <br />a toe drain and drainage blanket, and the construction of a new outlet system Construction commenced by Zak Dirt <br />of Longmont in September of 1999 and is currently 99% complete. All contract items and the remaining punch list <br />items, as previously compiled by the State Engineer's Office. have been completed. The reservoir has been <br />authorized to be filled the State Engineer's Office and is currently full and operating. Currently waiting on formal <br />sign off by the State Engineer's Office and final payment release to the owner before proceeding ahead with project <br />substantial completion. <br /> <br />2. Excelsior Irrigating Companv - Excelsior Ditch Rehabilitation <br />Authorization: SB 97-008 County: Pueblo -E of Pueblo <br />Water Source: Arkansas River Project Yield: 4,250 ac.ft. <br />Terms of Loan: $251,125 @ 3.75% for 30 yrs Project Type: Ditch Rehabilitation <br /> <br />This $335,000 project is the re-construction of approximately 2 miles of open ditch, which has previously <br />been abandoned and farmed over. Also included in the project is the construction of several pump stations for water <br />delivery. The project is located in Pueblo County 10 miles east of Pueblo. Project design was prepared by the <br />Pueblo Office of the Natural Resource Conservation Service, Ralph Adkins, P.E. of Pueblo, Irrigation Engineering <br />of Alamosa and Hendrooke Sprinklers of PI. Collins. Project construction commenced by the owner and several <br />sub-contractors in May 1998 and was originally scheduled for completion in the fall of 1999. Flooding damaged the <br />project area during the summer of 1999 that has delayed the project's completion schedule until the November of <br />2000. <br /> <br />3. Model Land and Reservoir Comvanv - Model Reservoir Dam Rehabilitation <br />Authorization: Emergency Infrastr. Repair Account County: Jefferson - NW of Arvada <br />Water Source: Purgatoire River Project Yield: 6,000 ac.ft. <br />Terms of Loan: $335.000 @3.75% for 30 years Project Type: Dam Rehabilitation <br /> <br />In May of 1999 a flood event originating in the local basin overtopped the existing outlet conduit, damaging <br />the outlet gate tower, the dam embankment. and causing downstream property damage. The proposed project to <br />resolve the emergency situation consists of constructing a new outlet tower and conduit, repairing the dam <br />embankment, the construction of a concrete parapet wall, and the installation of water level and discharge recording <br />