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.~~ \ '" 3 .. At the beginning of the project it was felt that private land ownera should provide field drops to accommodate their waets water. When additional money became available the District decided to include field drains in the scope of the project and approximately 50 vere installed by the conttactor, as vere six additional vehicle crosding structures. 3. Costs Costs are shown by item and by location on the next three pages. It is difficult to assign a value to the time, energy and effort spent by members of the Board of Directors. Three members, Robert C. Taylor, Dale Sovards and Kelly Sowards, vere appointed as a committee to handle urgent items of business which came up between regular meetings of the Board of Directors, and much demand vas made on their time, particularly. Legal, administrative and engineering costs are approximate as other studies, projects and functions were being carried on concurrently and a distinct division between projects is impossible to make. A further breakdown of engineering costs is given below: Preliminary feasibility study Field survey for and preparation of filing map Design and preparation of plans and specifications Revisions, bidding, calculations for new profile Surveys and calculations for rights of way Construction staking and route changes Construction supervision and inspection and reports Total Engineering Costs II 1,"69 1,590 5,33" 2,536 2,,.8,. 2,297 3,150 $18,860 Legal costs are distributed over the various phases of the project as follo"'81 Right of vay acquisition Contracts Contacts and conferences for refinancing of project All other related mattera Total Legal Costs 1,538 300 331 ,.69 $ 2,638 Funds, other than those of the District, came from the following sources: A.S.C.S. initial grant II 8",000.00 A.S.C.8. supplemental grant 55,000.00, 0$9, Total A.S.C.8. Grants 6139,000.00 Colorado Water Conservation Board Initial grant 25,000.00 Supplemental grant 20,000.00 Total State Grants $ "5,000.00