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<br />. <br /> <br />The sanitary sewer system and treatment plant <br /> <br />should not be dropped, as public health, welfare and <br />I ' <br /> <br />, safety are deeply rnvolv~d in obtaining both water and <br /> <br />sewer services. <br /> <br />F. ANNUAL OPERATING BUDGET <br /> <br />The earlier reports outlined income from <br /> <br />meter charges, operating and maintenance costs <br /> <br />and debt retirement for the loan from the Water <br /> <br />Conservation Board. Additional revenues should be <br /> <br />obtained from tap fees and, as development <br /> <br />progresses, from special improvement districts to <br /> <br />cover both water and sewer services. The annual <br /> <br />operating budget set up previously appears <br /> <br />reasonable and workable to provide water services <br /> <br />to users presently supplied by the existing <br /> <br />water' system. <br /> <br />Proper design and installation of an adequate <br /> <br />water distribution system should result in almost <br /> <br />maintenance-free operation for many years and <br /> <br />elimination of problems involving the collection <br /> <br />and oistribution system, chlorination, quality and <br /> <br />quantity of water and constant non-compliance <br /> <br />with Colorado Department of Health requirements <br /> <br />l~ <br />