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`' <br />Mined Land Reclamation Page 2 February 22, 1982 <br />stations. Sixteen conduit centerline markers made of four inch steel <br />pipe extending four feet above ground level are spaced every 500 feet <br />along the right-of-way. A buried 12-pair telemetry cable located four <br />feet west of the centerline of the conduit, three feet deep with two <br />underground concrete manholes buried with a minimum of 0.5 feet of cover. <br />Fountain Valley Authority and the City of Colorado Springs share 50 feet <br />of the easement for the 115KV power line and through negotiation by the <br />Bureau of Reclamation, an additional 10 feet of easement was procurred <br />from the individual property owners to provide the Fountain Valley <br />Authority with a permanent easement of 60 feet for the conduit. <br />In addition to the Fountain Valley conduit and telemetry system, the <br />easement contains a 115KV power line and a 10-inch Fountain pump line, <br />both of which are owned by the City of Colorado Springs. <br />The Fountain pump line supplies water to the City of Fountain water <br />storage tank located in the northwest corner of Section 18. The pump <br />line crosses the north half of Section 19 and for a short distance across <br />Section 18 on a separate 25-foot easement before it intersects the 100-foot <br />easement of the 115KV power line. <br />Sincerely, <br />Charles R. Sdeir <br />Project Superintendent <br />Fountain Valley Authority <br />CRW:mvp <br />