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<br />. <br /> <br />,T 'h, <br />.;:: ~ <br />.~~ <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />June 14, 1993 <br />Eaton, Colorarla <br />lrri'jatin'j - 2 <br /> <br />A hanuout was <br />renovatlng the <br />attached, <br /> <br />distr.ibuted presenting three alternatives for <br />river diversion structur~. a copy of which is <br /> <br />Alternative one would be a restoration of the current diversion <br />structure, The luwer portion of the concrete pad would be <br />replaced with a new pad which would incorporate some energy <br />dissipating facilities. A new cut off wali would be installed on <br />both the upstream and downstream sides. .The area where the wall <br />join the floor of the structure would haveali the deteriorated <br />concrete remuved and-regrouted. The gates~riuld all be restored, <br />Holes would be drilled in the floor of th~ structure to allow <br />grout to be pumped into the void below theflo6~ until the void <br />is filled. The projected life of such .restoration is thirty <br />years. The projected construction cost of.. alternative one is <br />$207,100.00. ., <br /> <br />Alternative twu wuuld entail building an uncontrolled spillway <br />structure on the old concrete pad Which would maintain the pond <br />level necessary to maintain maximum project~a:dlversions, The <br />sand gate on the east end of the diversion.tructure would be <br />maintained in its present status. The projected life of <br />alternative two is fifty years with a projected .construction cost <br />of $ 2 74,9 '15 , U 0 '., <br />. <br />Alternative three would also be to bUild an uncontrolled spillway <br />with everything west of the sand gate being removed to bed rock <br />and a completely new structure installed. The projected life of <br />alternative three is one hundred years with a projected <br />construction cost of $290,950,00, <br /> <br />Each of the three alternatives presented would include a new <br />river gauging structure below the river diversion structure to <br />more accurately measure river flows that must pass by the <br />diversion structure. <br /> <br />Financing for the restoration of the current structure. or <br />construction of a new diversion structure has been approved by <br />the Colorado Water Conservation Board up to a limit of <br />$750,000,00 at 4,0\ for a term of twenty years, The projected <br />assessment per share of stock to repay 100\ financing of <br />alternative three over a twenty year period is $11.13. <br />