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.' " Metropolitan Water Supply Investigation Proposal Hydrosphere, Inc. Septmber 17, 1993 Page 46 Likely Sources of Information To Be Used Information would be gathered from all of the water management entities discussed above as well as from previously published studies. Anticipated Problems It is certain that multiple sources of information will be encountered in many areas due to the number of entities involved, and it is likely that differing opinions, inconsistencies and errors will be encountered. Discrepancies in data and assumptions will be noted and reconciled based on the Project Team's professional review of the data and discussions with involved panies. While there may be reluctance on the pan of some participants to share certain areas of information, we do not anticipate that this will be a major problem given the generally positive response to the Project thus far. The tendency will exist to continuously strive for the "best possible" data in support of the Project's goals; however the budget and schedule dictate that a general protocol for deciding what level of information is "good enough" will be necessary. Deliverables The Project Team will prepare a series of technical memoranda summarizing the results of work meetings, major topics addressed, and categories of information inventoried, including available modeling capabilities. Information and management tools that would be useful in the evaluation of identified Project opportunities will be identified. Cost The initially estimated budget for this task is $40,000. Special Studies - Barr lake Plan Purpose The purpose of this task would be to acquire the detailed information and data needed to evaluate those aspects of the Barr Lake Plan selected for additional study in this Project. This investigation would examine the operational aspects and physical features of the Barr system and develop the data necessary for modeling various selected aspects of the Barr Lake Plan, Methodology and Evaluation Techniques Fundamental to understanding and evaluating the selected Barr Lake Plan scenarios will be the acquisition of certain basic data and information regarding the existing operation of the Barr Lake system. This task would be carried out by Hydrosphere, Spronlc Water Engineers and HRS based upon their respective expertise and knowledge of the Barr Lake System. Hydrosphere will provide overall review and synthesis of these investigations. While the specific nature of these investigations will depend on the outcome of Scoping, the following general approach and responsibilities are proposed.