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<br />~ <br /> <br />. ' <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />t, <br /> <br />February 1, 1980 <br /> <br />~_f_M_Q_B_!_~_Q_U_M <br /> <br />TO: J. William McDonald, Director <br />Colorado Water Conservation Board <br /> <br />Donald H. Hamburg IN# <br />Assistant Sol icitor General <br /> <br />FROM: <br /> <br />RE: Contract with town of Rangely <br />AG File No. NR WC NUN DNR/136/CW <br /> <br />Reference is made to your letter of December 18, 1979 wherein <br />you requested this office to answer two questions concerning <br />the water supply project which was recently constructed <br />with funds from the Colorado Water Conservation Board Con- <br />struction Fund for the town of Rangely. The questions you <br />have asked are: <br /> <br />a. Should the CWC8 accept the deed <br />as submitted and request that it be <br />recorded? <br /> <br />b. If the deed submitted is not ac- <br />ceptable to CWCB and subsequently to <br />the State of Colorado, what are the <br />next steps that should be taken to pro- <br />tect State interests? <br /> <br />According to your letter, the project appears to be defective <br />in certain ways. AS a result of alleged defects, the town <br />of Rangely has refused to pay the consulting engineering <br />firm of Meurer, Serafini, Meurer (MSM) all the engineering <br />fees as set forth in the contract between the town and MSM. <br />In response, MSM has sued Rangely to recover the full amount <br />of the engineering fees plus damages allegedly owed to MSM. <br />