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~ i <br />for an important trail corridor location. As part of this discussion, the City would like [o discuss further the <br />location of temporary easements for transitional trails during the mining phase, if needed. It may be possible <br />for trail activities to occur prior to final completion of all mining activity on [his parcel. <br />Water/Wastewater Department <br />The City is currently anticipating the construction of a 36- to 42-inch diameter water transmission line from <br />Hygiene Road to Nelson Road in 5 to 10 years. The City is proposing to construct the portion of the line from <br />Hygiene Road to St. Vrain Road adjacent to the western edge of Northern Colorado Water Conservancy <br />District's (NCWCD's) permanent easement in either NCWCD's permanent easement or in the temporary <br />easement located west of the permanent easement. The City anticipates that an easement with the property <br />owner will be required to accommodate the constrnction of this line across this property. <br />Although none of the proposed mining areas overlap into NCWCD's pernanent or temporary easements, <br />mining areas are located along the western edge of approximately one-half of NCWCD's temporary easement <br />on this property. The City is interested in knowing about any potential conflicts between the proposed mining <br />activities and construction of the transmission line on this property. <br />If you have any questions or require additional information, please call me at (303) 651-8448 <br />Respectfully, <br />CITY OF LONGMONT <br />P la Fitzgerald <br />Parks/Recreation Projects Coordinator <br />cc: Danna Ortiz, Rocky Mountain Consultants <br />Nick Wolfram, Public Works Engineering Manager <br />Don Bessler, Parks and Recreation Director <br />Eroda Greenberg, Long Range Planner <br />Dale Rademacher, Director of Water/Wastewater <br />Jon Robb, Civil Engineer II[ <br />