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. . Page Two September 8, 1975 Carbondale, CO shall Include particularly the Town's right of eminent domain, its taxing authority, its power to enter into Contracts, and its authority to vest title to the project with the Colorado Water Conservation Board. The Town shallprovidean account of its income and expenditures and they will be provided within the report. The 1974 audit will be included in the Appendix. The existing water supply and distribution system shall be des- cribed and a history of the system shall be included. 3. Existing and Potential Land Development: A service area map shall be provided as outlined in Section 1 of the report, which shall show the extent of existing development. An estimate will be made of the potential development in the area, and incorpor- ated into the overall design of project facilities. Service to the ultimate development area will be discussed as well as the effect of the project on land development in the area. 4. Water Supply and Utilization: Design requirements for water sup- ply will be developed including the maximum hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly use" both for existing development and ultimate pro- jections. Any points of water loss will be estimated and includ- ed. The physical availability of surface water will be discussed using stream gage records and extrapolating them to the study area locations. The groundwater available will be estimated in- cluding a projection of future pumping levels and replenishment characteristics. The groundwater investigation will include ad- ditional evaluation as required by the CWCB staff. Water rights will 'be investigated for Carbondale, both from a legal availa- bility basis and an actual implementation strategy. The water rights available will be listed along with priority date and the acquisition and implementation developed showing the probable yield of each right that is planned to be acquired. The yields wi 11 then be compared to a summary of water requi rements to show how supply meets the requirements. The existing physical and chemical quality of both surface supply and ground water will be investigated and discussed, particularly for those para~eters requiring treatment for domestic consumption. 5. Plan of Development: Project phasing and coordination will be discussed in this section, The present Economic Development Administration Project will be thoroughly outlined, and the second phase project will be justified and integrated with the present project. Water resource requi rements wi II be discussed and im- plementation strategy determined. Design criteria for both ini- tial and ultimate development will be established for supply treatment, storage, and distribution facilities. Construction technology and easement acquisition wi II be discussed briefly.