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. . Timetable for Proposed Work The project will be ready to commence in August 2001, assuming that all data and photography access has been approved and provided. Because of other project demands on CGS staff, this project will be done on a part-time basis. We anticipate that a draft of the GIS map and report will be completed by February 2002, and that the fmal delivery will take place by March 15,2002. CGS project staff will work closely with staff from the City of Colorado Springs (particularly the Engineering, Planning, and Emergency Management divisions) to report on progress, discuss pertinent findings, and assure that the City's needs are being met. Cost Estimate for Proposed Work The proposed assistance project work listed above will cost approximately $29,100. Please see the attached Cost Estimate for a breakdown of the funding. We understand thatthe majority of this funding ($20,000) is to be derived from the FEMA Unmet Needs Administrative Fund, and will be administered through an interagency agreement between CGS and CWCB. The balance of the funding ($9,100) will be derived from the Colorado Springs Planning Department. . We propose to expend the CWCB funding first, followed by the City funding. The CGS has already provided the funding ($12,000) to fully digitize the HB 1041 geologic hazard mapping within the city limits, which is not included in the cost estimate. Please let me know if we can be of further assistance by providing these services. Sincerely, r \ -=::::>.....,''''^- c. . " - David C. Noe Chief, Engineering Geo 10 gy Attachment: Cc: CGS Cost Estimate Jon White, Vicki Cowart (CGS) JiIll Wieger (CWCB) Robin Kidder, James Mayer!, Donna Fair, Mark Squire (City of Colorado Springs). 4