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<br />.. .~... W]TERMK&PE(' <br />Douglas Dam <br /> <br />9~1866 <br /> <br />DU',' '10:-.' r OR ALI:.r..;C\" ~L'.\tBl:.R <br />PDA <br /> <br /> <br />$7$2,000 <br /> <br />PROJECT <br />CONTRACT <br />and Promissory Note <br />THIS CONTRACT. made Ihi..~q aday of /20 ~"""I:d 19 9-1-. by and belween lhe <br />Slate of Colorado for the use and benefit of Ihe Oeparlmen of 1 Natural Resources <br />(Colorado Water Conservation BOard), <br />hereinafter rtferred 10 as Ihe Slale. and '2 The Windsor Reservoir and Canal Comoanv, <br />p, O. Box 206, Eaton, CO 80615, <br />~rejnafler referred 10 as Ihe COnlraClor /Contractor or Borrower. <br /> <br />WHEREAS. authority exists in Ihe Law and Funds have been budgeted, appropriah:d and o{ht'rwi~e made <br />nailable and a sufficient unen~umbered balance thereof remains a...ailable for paymenl in fund i\umher 462 . <br />Approp. 004, Org. Unit YYYY, Program WTRC, Contract Encumbrance No. (' 1 ~ '3 ~.,q 7; <br />and <br /> <br />WHEREAS. re4uired appro.....1. c1earano.:e ;Ind coordinalion has been accomplished from and wilh appropriale <br />agcncin: and <br /> <br />WHEREA~, pursuant to the provisions of 37-60-119 and <br />37-60-120, Colorado Revised statutes, the state is authorized to <br />loan money for the construction of water projects for the <br />benefit of the people of the State provided that the Contractor <br />assures repayment of that money; and <br /> <br />WHEREAS, the Contractor is a duly constituted reservoir and <br />canal company, incorporated in the State of Colorado, and it <br />wishes to rehabilitate its Douglas Dam facilities, hereinafter <br />sometimes called the project, for the benefit of the <br />stockholders of The Windsor Reservoir and Canal Company in <br />Larimer and Weld Counties, Colorado, at an estimated cost of <br />Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars ($700,000); and <br /> <br />WHEREAS, on October 24, 1990, the parties entered into a <br />feasibility report contract, attached hereto as Exhibit B. A <br />feasibility investigation of said project was conducted and the <br />State has determined that such a project is technically and <br />financially feasible; and <br /> <br />WHEREAS, on a~<..z- .:<9' ,_L~.<1L the State and the <br />Contractor entered int a termination contract, attached hereto <br />as Exhibit A, which terminated the Exhibit B feasibility report <br />contract previously entered into between the parties; and <br /> <br />WHEREAS, the termination contract provides that the <br />Contractor will repay to the State the principal amount of Nine <br />Thousand Dollars ($9,000) under the terms and conditions of that <br />Exhibit A termination contract in consideration of the State's <br />partial financing of the feasibility report for the project <br />pursuant to the Exhibit B feasibility report contract; and <br /> <br />WHEREAS, the State now desires by this project contract to <br />loan money for the construction of said project upon mutually <br />agreeable terms and conditions, subject to the availability of <br />funding for that purpose; and <br /> <br />WHEREAS, the State and the Contractor agree that the <br />repayment of the feasibility report funding shall be <br />consolidated with the repayment of the project construction <br />loan; and <br /> <br />WHEREAS, pursuant to the Contractor's corporate By-Laws, the <br />Contractor has authority to contract to borrow money provided <br />that a Resolution be duly passed by the Board of Directors and <br />to levy assessments assuring repayrnBnt of the state according to <br />the terms of the contract; and <br /> <br />WHEREAS, pursuant to section 1 of chapter 32, Session Laws <br />of Colorado 1987, as amended by H,B. 91-1006, the State has been <br /> <br />J95-5lO1-1014 <br /> <br />Page I of -1.!. pages <br /> <br />...-... --- <br />