PROJ00317

• Contract/PO #: C153388
• Contractor Name: Rangely, Town of
• Contract Type: Loan
• Water District: 0
• County: Rio Blanco
• Bill Number: SB 80-67
• Loan Projects - Doc Type: Contract Documents

b, A 2,575-ft. l2-inch raw water transmission line with all
necessary fittings~ valves, and other appurtenances from
Station -2 + 32 to Station 23 + 43.

c. A lO,448-fr. 12-inch treated water transmission line with
all necessary fittings, valves, and other appurtenances from
Station 0 + 00 to Station 39 + 50 and from Station 0 + 00 to
Station 64 + 98,

d. Two concrete water storage tanks, each 500,000 gallon
capacity.

3. Permit periodic inspection of construction by the authorized
representatives of the State during copstruction and permit the
State to review and approve or disapprove any contracts for the
construction of the project or the performance of work pursuant
to such contracts or subcontracts.

4. Without expense to the State, manage, operate and maintain
the project system continously in an efficient and economical
manner) and assume all legal liability for such management,
operation and maintenance.

5. Make the services of said project available within its capacity
to all persons in the Contractor's service area without discrimi-
nation as to race, color, religion or natural origin at reasonable
charges, including assessme~ts, t~xes or fees in accordance with
a schedule of such charges, whether for one or more classes of
service, formally adopted by the Contractor through its board of
directors, as may be modified from time to time by the Contractor.
The initial rate schedule must be approved by the State. There-
after, the Contractor may make such modifications to the rate
schedule as the Contractor deems necessary to efficiently and
economically provide for the financial requirements of the system
as long as the rate schedule remains reasonable and non-discrimi-
natory, and subject to approval by the State.

6. Adjust its operating costs and service charges from time to
time to provide for adequate operation and maintenance, emergency
repair services, obsolescence reserves, debt service and debt
reserves.

7. Expand the system from time to time to meet reasonable growth
or service requirements in the area within its jurisdiction.

8. Provide the State with such periodic reports as it may require
and permit periodic inspections of its operations and accounts by
a designated representative of the State. The Colorado Water
Conservation Board, its agents and employees, is hereby designated
as the agent, of the State for the purposes of this contract.

9. To purchase from the State all of the State's right, title
and interest in said project and any facilities thereof at a
total purchase price of Nine Hundred Eighteen Thousand Three
Hundred Sixty Dollars ($918,360), payable in thirty (30) annual
installments of Thirty Thousand Six Hundred Twelve Dollars
($30,612) each, which first installment shall be due and payable
on July 1, 1978, and yearly thereafter until the entire principal
sum shall have been paid. Said installment payment shall be made
payable to the Colorado Water Conservation Board, payable at tl~
offices of said board in Denver, Colorado.

10. Upon default in the payments herein set forth to be made by
the Contractor, or in the perforn~nce of any covenant or agree-
ment contained herein, the State, at its option may (a) declare
the entire principal amount then outstanding immediately due and
,payable, (b) for the account of the Contractor incur and pay
reasonable expenses for repair, maintenance, and operation of the
domestic water .system herein described and such other reasonable
expenses as may be necessary to cure the cause of default, and/or
(c) take possession of the system) repair, maintain, and operate
or lease it. The provisions of this contract may be enforced by
the State, at its option without regard to .prior waivers by it of

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