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I I I PROJECT SUMMARY GENERAL INFORMATION I I I I I I I I I The Winter Park Water and Sanitation District is located approximately 70 miles west of Denver in the Fraser River Valley of Grand County. The District encompasses approximately 3,345 acres of which over 90 percent is land owned by the United States Government administered by the Forest Service as part of the Arapahoe/Roosevelt National Forest. The District was created in 1966 and has provided wastewater collection and treatment services since that time. An attempt was made in 1966 to construct a public water supply system but funding assistance was not available and the project was abandoned. Water supplies for the resi- dences and businesses in the area include wells, springs and connections to the Denver Water Board raw water collection system. Due to the differences in elevation, two water systems are being proposed to serve the existing and anticipated future development within the District. This feasibility report is limited to the Lower System; however, for infor- mation purposes, a brief description of the Upper System is included. UPPER SYSTEM I I I I I I I The Upper System, which is, in part, already built, will serve the Mary Jane Base Area, the proposed new Arlberg Club, and the proposed Arlberg Club condominiums. Static pressures at the various sites are approxi- mately 125 psi. 97 psi, and 138 psi respectively. Fire flows of approxi- mately 2,500 gpm, 1,667 gpm, and 2,083 gpm, respectively, can be Rrovided assuming the remainder of the construction is 8-inch pipe. The present facilities of the Upper System consists of two wells, chlori- nation equipment, a 4-inch pipeline to two, 40,000-gallon buried steel tanks at an elevation of approximately 9,740 feet; and approximately 2,250 feet of 8-inch DIP distribution piping from the tanks to the Mary Jane Day Center. Future construction will include additional storage ix