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<br />II <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />i I <br />I <br /> <br />minimum of treatment. Th," addition of a disinfectant and <br />minimal treatment is norr,dlly provided for domestic supplies. <br />The nearest major domestic water supply system supplying CST <br />water is the Central Held County l'later District (CliCHD). The <br />CWCWD serves the rural areas extending south and east of Greeley, <br />to the tri-town area of Firestone, Frederick, and Dacono. The <br />District currently services the communities of Mill iken, Kersey, <br />Firestone, and Dacono. Exhibit V-l shows the general location of <br />the CWCWD service area. <br /> <br />The CST source of water service in the CWCWD system is attractive <br />because of the good quality of water. This supply could be the only <br />water served in the Town or it may be economical to consider <br />mixing with the existing well water to obtain water which would <br />meet minimum health standards. Two major deterents for the <br />supply system by the CWCWD is the distance from the Town from <br />the District's facilities which would require a large expenditure <br />of funds for transmission mains to the Town, and the difficulty <br />of inclusion of the Town within the boundaries of the NCt,ICD service <br /> <br />area. <br /> <br />Two possible locations to connect with the CWCWD system were <br />determined to be at the CWCWD Storage Tank No. 2 located approx- <br />imately 13 miles north of Hudson or at the CWCWD Storage Tank No. <br />3 approximately 13 miles west of Hudson. This second location <br />would allow possible joint participation with the community of <br />Fort Lupton. <br /> <br />These alternates are shown in Exhibit V-2. A booster pumping <br />facility would be required in order to transmit the water at <br />adequate pressures to Hudson from the District. The most <br />desirable alternate would be from the CWCWD Tank No.3 since this <br />is at a higher elevation than Tank No.2 and has more transmission <br />main capacity to the storage. Preliminary cost estimates for <br />obtaining water from either CWCWD Tank No. 2 or 3 are very sub- <br />stantial and do not appear feasible for the Town to consider at <br />this time. As the Town grows and with participation with other <br />major users, this may become a source which can be used. <br /> <br />v - 3 <br />