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SUMMARY The plan provides for extending the existing rural domestic water systems by installing approximately 16l miles of new pipeline, 858 meter assemblies, and 9 storage tanks. To provide water deliveries to the point of historic use, distribu- tion features will be installed downstream of the meter installations on private property. These on-farm features would consist of approximstely 212 miles of small diameter pipeline and 2,061 stock tanks. No additional water treatment features will be required because the stockwater demands would be made on the system during off-peak months. Estimated costs The total conatruction cost for the winter water replacement program is estimated at $27,636,000, based on January 1986 prices. Construction costs are summarized in Table .S-l. Table S-l Project construction cos~1 Description Modifications to the domestic systems Tri-County syste~1 Menoken system Chipeta system Subtotal On-farm systems Tri-County system 7,000,000 Menoken system 2,000,000 Chipeta system 2,800,000 Subtotal 11,ROO,OOO Total 27,636,000 11 January 1986 prices; contains 20 percent con- tingencies and 35 percent other project costs. 21 Tri-County costs include $236,000 of minor modifIcations to the Project 7 Water Authority. Costs associated with the other five domestic water supply entities are covered in other project costs. Cost $7,636,000 4,200,000 4,000,000 15,836,000 Development program A total of 3 years would be needed to develop final construction specifications and to construct the winter water replacement features. Cooperative agreements will be executed with each of the participating domestic water supply entities to prepare specifications and construct the off-farm features. Preparation of specifications and construction of the on-farm features would be accomplished under contract with the UVWUA. 001703 S-3