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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8131.600
Description
Southeastern Colorado Water Conservancy Dist. [SECWCD]
State
CO
Date
6/16/1999
Author
Steve Arveschoug
Title
Reports - General Managers Report, 1999, May 21st through June 16th - Update
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Report/Study
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<br />1\\\1402 <br /> <br />We are also working with Houston construction to develop a drawdown schedule <br />so that we can determine the approximate cash flow for the construction project. <br />I'll keep you updated. Update: Please note the attached, revised budget for the <br />building project. <br /> <br />C-DOT has given us an update appraisal and offer. They have increased the <br />per-square-foot rate to $12.00 up from their original $8.25 per square-foot. This <br />brings their total offer up to $288,000 (up from $216,000). However, they are not <br />offering compensation for the impact of restricting the access to the property. We <br />have commissioned a separate appraisal that will evaluate the impact of the <br />access restriction. We're getting closer to our goal on this transaction so <br />hopefully we can avoid any sort of legal action. We should be able to cut a deal <br />with C-DOT within the next few weeks. Update: Ralph and I are scheduled to <br />close with C-DOT on the possession-and-use agreement this Friday. We will <br />receive the promised $216,000 toward the final settlement. <br /> <br />Legal Budget/Expenditure Projections- Stephen Leonhardt and I have <br />discussed projected legal costs and staffing plan for the remainder of the budget <br />year (see attached memo from Stephen Leonhardt). I'm concerned that there <br />may be a need, according to Stephen's projections, to adjust the '99 budget to <br />meet legal costs. At the present time we should be within our projected $241,000 <br />budget for legal costs. However, if we take on too many more cases or have <br />some unexpected legal issues arise, Stephen may be right. I do believe that we <br />can hold down these costs for the balance of the year and avoid a budget <br />change-of course my projections ($114,500. for the balance of the year) is <br />more conservative. To date (through May '99, not counting May's expenses paid <br />in June) we have spent approximately $80,000. June's payment, for May's <br />expenses, will be around $22,000-that leaves around $139,000 for the <br />remainder of the year. <br /> <br />Update: Salary Survey and Pay-far-Performance Plan--- We have signed an <br />agreement with Susan Owens to provide consulting services for our salary <br />survey/compensation management/pay-for-perforrnance plan (see attached <br />letter agreement). Susan will meet with the Personnel Committee Ju/y r' to <br />begin drafting a compensation philosophy. <br /> <br />pending/Ongoing Items- <br /> <br />1. Board of Water Works of Pueblo-Request to Connect to Pueblo <br />Dam M&I outlet Works <br />2. Revenue Crediting Issues w/ USBR <br /> <br />7 <br />
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