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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8210.140.20
Description
Colorado River Basin Organizations and Entities - Colorado River Basin States Forum - California
State
CA
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
1/1/1939
Author
Metro Water District
Title
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California - History and First Annual Report
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Annual Report
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<br />. r.',r' ,'" <br />.L~~O <br /> <br />INTflOUUCTION <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br />Broadcasting System. The Gene reservoir was filled and Gene <br />pumps were started on January 26, 1939. Copper Basin reservoir <br />was filled. and on March 13th Colorado River water was released <br />into Whipple Mountain tunnel. The Iron Mountain pumps began <br />operating on April 5th. those at Eagle Mountain on April 10th. and <br />Hayfield. the fifth and last lift. on July 25. 1939. First Colorado <br />River water flowed from Valverde tunnel into the Cajalco basin on <br />November 2, 1939. <br />The project is now approaching the position of ability to deliver <br />water to cities within the District. It is possible to forecast quite <br />closely the cost of the initial development contemplated when bonds <br />were voted September 29. 1931. The following tabulation compares <br />the present estimate of cost with that published in July 1931. prior <br />to the bond election. It also gives the present estimate of cost of <br />the deferred items to complete the project to its full ultimate capa- <br />city of 1.500 cubic feet per second. <br /> <br />COLORADO RIVER AQUEDUCT COST ESTIMATES <br /> <br />Initial cun!.lrHclion ((/) d('lin'r i50 c.f.s.) <br />Diversion dam m..m .................. <br />Main aqut'Juct ......m. <br />Terminal st(,r.q~e ... <br />Deli\"l:'~' lin~s. <br /> <br />Total initial l;!)~l <br /> <br />BOND ISSUE <br />ESTDIATE. <br />JULY]931 <br />... ..m..' 13.058.000 <br />m 1.1.1,170,000 <br />......... Ji,352,OOO <br />4B64,OOO <br />, $218.844,000 <br /> <br />Def.'rrt't! ilt'nls (to complete (0 1.500 c.f.~.) <br />;\hin :Jqucducl <br />Tf'rminal stor,lge. .......... ......... <br />Delivery line.~ <br /> <br />T.Jlal ,It..ferred c(I~1 <br /> <br />,...,.. ,...,.......\ 12.888,000 <br />..... ..,... ]3.320.000 <br />38.484.000 <br />, ..,......... $ ~4.692.000 <br /> <br />Total ultiJllat~ conC;lruclion Cl!~l. exelu<,ivl'. of water <br />softening .' . ....... .......m_ ...m.~283.S.36,OOO <br /> <br />EstimalcJ CO", of wul~r Suft~llillg <br />I,ond issue eSlimate - <br />Initi:.d plan( ...m....... <br />Halt,cJ.1'3rity p1alll~ <br />Full.capacity plants _... .........m <br /> <br />not illcluded in <br /> <br />PRESEJ'l:T <br />EST{i\I... TE <br />JUiiE .30.1940 <br />$ 8.000.000 <br />] 34.000.000 <br />15,000.000 <br />42,000,000 <br />3199.000,000 <br /> <br />$ 19.500.000 <br />5.400.000 <br />34.600,000 <br />$ 59,500.000 <br /> <br />S25R,500,noo <br /> <br />S (3,i70.000) <br />19.000,000 I <br />16.500.000 <br /> <br />Total ultimate cnns(ruCli'Jll cost. inclusive of .....ater <br />soflening 5:275,000.000 <br />The present estimate of initial cost. inclnding provision for two <br />more pump units in each pumping plant. and additional distribution <br />system lines. shows a saving of approximately $20.000.000 in the <br />construction of this first development. What at this time a]'e Con- <br />sidered conservative estimates of the cost of the deferred items, <br /> <br />~ <br />.1 <br />
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