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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Contract: International Engineering Company <br />December 21, 1981 <br /> <br />EXHIBIT B <br />SCOPE Of SERVICES <br /> <br />Introduction <br /> <br />S.B. 439, 1981 Session, authorized the Colorado Water <br />Conservation Board (hereinafter referred to as the State) to <br />conduct a feasibility study on "Yellowjacket Dam. ..a project <br />diverting or storing water from the White River above the con- <br />fluence of Piceance Creek" (see Section 7 of the Bill). <br /> <br />Study Objective <br /> <br />The objective of this study is to evaluate, at an appraisal <br />level of detail, the engineering feasibility and cost of con- <br />structing such alternative storage, diversion, and major pumping <br />and delivery facilities, and combinations thereof, as would <br />develop the water rights held by the Yellow Jacket Water Conser- <br />vancy District (hereinafter referred to as the District) for use <br />in the White River Basin. <br /> <br />Study Area <br /> <br />The study area shall include all lands within the Colorado <br />portion of the White River Basin which could be developed from <br />the District's water rights. Storage and diversion facilities to <br />be studied shall be only such as would be located on the White <br />River or its tributaries upstream from the confluence with <br />Piceance Creek. <br /> <br />Conduct of the Study <br /> <br />The study shall be performed under the general guidance and <br />direction of the State. The ~ontractor shall be responsible for <br />all work tasks and written products set forth hereinafter. <br /> <br />Work Tasks <br /> <br />The Scope of Services has been developed in response to the <br />objectives of the study given the budgetary constraints and the <br />time frame involved. It is based on task descriptions which are <br />intended to show the methodology to be employed and the associ- <br />ated depth of analysis that is appropriate for each of these <br />tasks in an appraisal-level study. This study shall be performed <br />as outlined below in 12 separate tasks to evaluate the technical <br />and financial feasibility of the project alternatives. <br />