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. . ~y >1 Colorado Water Conservation Board ,~ay 3, 1974 Page 2 3. Existing ~1nd Potent.iaJ Land Dcveloprlcnt: A sp.rvice area map shall be prov.j,1cd as outl ined iq s13ction I of the r~port. which shall shnv' the extert of existing develof>m'.~nt. An estin,ltC' '.;ill be made of the potpn- tial development in the area, and incorporJted into the over<111 dcsi<,!n of project faci I ities. Service to nearby ilreas including Ferncl iff and the Triole Creek Ranch "Ii II be discussed as well as the effect of the project on land development in the area. 4. Water Supply and Utilization. Desian requirements for wilter surrly will be developed including the maxi"'ur, hourly. d"ily. "Ieekly, and monthly use, both For existing development and ultinate projections. Any points of "Iater 1055 will be estimated end included. The physical availability of surfdce \'/<Jter on \-lill()ld Creek and Roc" Creek bill be discussed using strearn gage rpcnrds and extrapol~tirlo them to the itudy ~rea locations. The groundwater avai Jdble for both individual and co",muni ty supply vii II be estir'latcd including a projectjr)n of future pumring Jt'v(~ls and re- plenishment characteristics. The ~lroundwatcr invcstigatio.n v,i 11 include additional evalu,ltion as required by the CWeB stafF. 1.later ri,ihts ,.Ji 11 be investinated for Allcnspark, both from a leg,11 av,1ilability basis and an actual i:f1plcmentJtion strcltegy. The ~"atcr riqhts aVil; l,Jble ~.Ji 11 be listed along \.Jith priority d.:Jte <Jnd the acquisition and il~lplC'r:lentation developed shmJing the probable yi,'ld of each ri"ht that is pl,mncd to be acquired. The yields ~vi I J then be compart2d to a SUr1r1c1ry of water rc.quire- me-nts to sho", hOl'1 supply meets the req"ir('l11pnts. The existina physical and chemical qu,llity of both surfacp. supply und ground \rJ,lt~r \,olill be in- vestigated and discussed, particularly for those parameters requiring treatment for do~estic consumption. A discussion will be made of the sedincntation problems aS5oci~ted with a diversion strLJcture. Treatnent of filter backwash ,'Iater and 'projected effect on indivirlual septic sys- tems ~'Ji 11 be included as they relate to "effluentl' \,oJaste\'/ater. 5. Plan of Development: Project phasing ,;ill be discussed in this secti"". Initial requirements of the h'.Jter rCSOljrCC il')pl(~mentati()n stratcqy \'Jill be discussed. Then the desiqn criteri.1 for both initial and ulti",ate development wi II be establ ished :(.r the djv(~rsiDn dam, \....ater treatment plant, ~....ells, stor<lge, and distribution systen. Prelir1inary soil inv(~s- ti0,ations shall he {l\':H1e for mr)jor structures. Constructil)n techniques and easement acquisition techniques ,"ill be discussed briefly. 6. Esti",atecl Project Costs: A summilry "Jill be nilde of the esti"'~tccl constructi0n .JnJ total project costs in the form of an iternizen brcak- dovm: This can be done usin,! CWCB format if desired. The project C<1r- ital rO:;<luir"i.'ents ,.!ill be discussed and.:in allm.:ance made for !"Jrojected price incr:.;C)c:;es. Or,,-..rc1tinn a"rl i'1.1i'ltcnancp costs ~'/i II he it':f"'i;:,~d and the I.!ethod of est<lblishing an eMergency operating fund described. 7. Project Financial Evaluation: Alternate financing sch,.dules shall be presented in this section to assist the CWCB in deter",ining the ap- pI icant's payment capacity. A cOl'1parison of the required service rates and charges "ith neighboring entities vJill be made.