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BRADFORDPUDISHINGCO.,DENVER RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
JUL 14 11
Water Committee
July 9,1981
Committee:Chairman Wagner,Trustees Dannels and MeuséT ‘‘
Attending:All
Also Attending:Mayor Tregent,Town Administrator Hill,Water Superintendent
McCracken,Herbert Wenger and Jim Ranglos
SCHOOL DISTRICT/COMMUNITY CHURCH WATERLINE:
Herb Wenger and Jim Ranglos appeared before the Committee requesting the
Town’s cooperation in providing water service to the new Community Church
to be located on Brodie Avenue.The church would like to connect to the
school’s 6”private waterline and the school would like to recover some
of the costs of the original installation.The Committee suggested that
the school and Community Church formulate their own agreement and then
deed the waterline and easement to the Town.
RANGE VIEW WATER SERVICE:
Several alternatives for serving water to Range View Subdivision were pro
posed by DMJM-Phillips.Reister.Haley,Inc.Range View property owners
prefer alternative #3A which involves connecting to the Town’s 8”waterline
at the intersection of Marys Lake Road and High Drive,extending a 6”waterline
along High Drive and continuing north up Heinz Parkway and connecting to
the Range View Subdivision water system.The Committee recommends this
alternative with the following provisions:
1)An agreement be drawn
2)A meter be installed at the end of the 6”Town waterline
3)That each residence/customer be required to pay a tap fee
4)That an equitable rural water rate charge be established
5)The entire system be private and the responsibility of Range View
Subdivision property owners
STREAM CLASSIFICATIONS OF BLACK CANYON AND GLACIER CREEKS:
Notification was received from the Larimer-Weld Regional Council of
Governments that Black Canyon Creek and Glacier Creek below Estes Park’s
water treatment plants have been classified “Recreation Class 2,Aquatic
Life -Class 1 Cold,Water Supply and Agriculture”.This classification
is less stringent than “High Quality Class 1 -Existing Water Quality (no
degradation)”which was proposed by the Water Quality Control Division
staff.
WATERLINE REPLACEMENT THROUGH UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS:
A shorter more convenient route has been designed for the new 8”waterline
through University Heights.The new route proceeds north from Lexington
Lane through Elk Hollow 2nd Filing and University Drive,then west between
Lots 26 27 of University Heights and along Lot 8,Block 1,Hyde Park
Addition to Aspen Avenue.The Committee recommends proceeding with obtaining
the necessary rights-of-way and then obtaining bids for the waterline installa
tion.
REPORTS:
Water use in June showed a 29.3%increase from May and a 16%decrease from
June of last year.
Discharge permits have been obtained for the Glacier Creek and Black Canyon
Creek plants.
Recent testing of the Fall River and Glacier Creek plants shows no sign
of giardia.
There being no further business,the meeting adjourned.
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