PROJ00137

• Contract/PO #: C153467
• Contractor Name: Greeley, City of
• Contract Type: Loan
• Water District: 0
• County: Weld
• Bill Number: XB 99-999
• Loan Projects - Doc Type: Feasibility Study

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GREELEY CIVIC CENTER. GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 [phone]

December 31, 1986

Colorado Water Conservation Board
Mr. J. William McDonald, Director
721 State Centennial Building
1313 Sherman Street
Denver, Colorado 80203

RE: CONTRACT NO. C-153467; FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE REHABILITATION
AND ENLARGEMENT OF TWIN LAKES DAM

Dear Mr. McDonald:

The City of Greeley is herewith transmitting the feasibility study
report for the rehabilitation and enlargement of Twin Lakes Dam. This
study and report was jointly funded by the Colorado Water Conservation
Board and the City of Greeley. The feasibility study was done as a
part of the City of Greeley's application to the Colorado Water
Conservation Board to obtain financing for one-half (1/2) the
construction cost for the rehabilitation and enlargement of Twin Lakes
Dam.

The attached report has been prepared in accordance with the
Colorado Water Conservation Board requirements governing the content
and format of feasibility reports. All required documents have been
included in the report with the exception of the resolution by the
City of Greeley City Council which formally requests financing
from the Colorado Water Conservation Board Construction Fund for the
rehabilitation and enlargement of Twin Lakes Dam. Because of the
Council's meeting schedule, it will be impossible for the City Council
to consider the resolution prior to their January 6, 1987 meeting.
The resolution will be forwarded to your office immediately following
passage of the resolution by the Council.

A letter from the Estes-Poudre Ranger District of the United
States Forest Service is contained in Appendix E of the feasibility
study report. This letter indicates the Forest Service is aware of
the potential project and stipulates that the project must meet the
conditions of the City's permit for the dam and reservoir.

The City has no contractual obligations or committment to the
Colorado Division of Wildlife. Because the City of Greeley is
claiming neither fishing nor wildlife benefits associated with the
rehabilitation and enlargement of Twin Lakes Dam, and because there )----