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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Works 1992-06-111f st u~ll,;600-- 4/ 43 r ;i AGENDA PUBLIC WORKS COMMI~rEE June 11, 1992 2 < 3/4" Residential Water Tap Transfer Request by owner to transfer tap from a Carriage Hills lot to an adjacent lot. ~ % Marys Lake Lodge property Approval to convert a raw water bulk service into a potable water bulk service. 1 â‚¬ "Support the Bikeway" petition Petition support decision 3 A. â‚¬ ~*f' Water Department Projects Change Orders - request approval A. Marys Lake WTP B. Eastern Interconnect C. 1991 Loop Projects S 5/ 1992 Overlay Program - request approval to bid REPORTS 1. Customer Service 2. Water 3. Consultant Update . W '- f. 4. MacGregor/Chamber Restrooms W'~r" 0 5. CDOT Highway 7 and Highway 34 Update tt 9128 Ute Drive Golden, Colorado 80403 May 26, 1992 Phone: 303-642-7685 Bill Linnane Public Works Dept. Town of Estes Park P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Dear Sir: We are the owners of Lot 8, Block 13, Carriage Hills, 5th filing along Fish Creek Road, and we are in the process of buying the adjacent lot (Lot 7) in order to combine the two into one dwelling site. We recently discovered that Fish Creek Road actually laps onto the lots, and this is the main reason for combining the lots. Recent measurements indicate that Lot 7 does not have a liable building site within the 100 foot set back from the road, but it has a water tap that we would like to use on Lot 8. Therefore, we would like to transfer the water tap on Lot 7 to Lot 8. We are willing to file an agreement with Larimer County stating that the owners of Lot 8 will never build any kind of structure - 4-0 on Lot 7 that would use the water tap on Lot 7. The water tap would be for the exclusive use of Lot 8. The reason that we are requesting this approach is because we are trying to avoid the ~ cost of an amended plat, which is estimated at around $1500. We understand that the next meeting of the Public Works Committee % is at 2 p.m., June 11 at the Town Hall. We would be prepared to bring photos and further explain our request, if needed. Please let us know whether our presence before the committee is confirmed. Thank you very much for your time. P' my Sincerely, Ray Merry 1-1 'i 1 9 1 f 1 4 1 3 4,4-Jr.1, d } r]5 '1 *1 ,1,1/'.4.~ 13.., Le,1,1.'.51 / l:tus 4 1- E Â·- 7< ) 1Â·r Cre'l'ft I 6.!Arnj, . \\ /n ID,1 1,8 / 2 1 1. 3â€¢wi r li..e r,.)4 /4 i 1 1,1 Fis 4 0,Â£Â£1.1 j .1 .. -- .0 1 i p - - --- f -7 ~i-J' 2 i +79 o le . y 0% 0 fro r J i .-_-1 i Â£ r. 1 1-2 \ \1 1 1 a> 4 1 N \ \ \ + A l = 11 0 \\\\ r 3 1 1 1% 0, 2 11 1 1 15 2 2 - 0 R0 J 1 12 /1 â‚¬ it 2127 H 1 W v I. r 1 1 1 y 1 \ ..11 1 1 11 9 :6\~// /1 ~.0- 1 Le N 1 1 . 1 6111 -9. 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I i Â¥ n k n N n W m J n 4, 9 .1 ' I#. 21 . 0 W A. . - R 1-4 2.4 1 Â«.Uffill. 0 k 1 , UJ 1 - * . . 0-1 /" % -- N B 4 - U 1 . - R \ . 1 -1 2 - - a N , - 1- 7 . e. 4 5 */LOW-00 OUTLOT 77IH h ~f r DRfV -HILLS 22 21 ~ 20 1 8 29 30 33 CO OMN JOU Z 3AING Nal UNVS 3â€¢ 1 Zi 8/. Â£1 26 27 35 36 , 2 . ' t 1 HAMMOND, CLARK AND WHITE LAW OFFICES FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, SUITE 418 LYNN A. HAMMOND 200 EAST SEVENTH STREET ALFRED P. DAVIS ROGER E. CLARK LOVELAND, COLORADO 80537 OF COUNSEL GREGORY A. WHITE 303-667-1023 TELEFAX 303-669-9380 4 June 1, 1992 7 -P i,~ ~ 119- Mr. Bill Linnane 4% ill Town of Estes Park U P.O. Box 1200 94 \ Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Bill: You have asked that I give a written opinion concerning the service of water to Mary's Lake Lodge by the Town. This opinion is based upon the following: 1. Prior to February 17, 1989, the property was served by the Crystal Water Company. On said date, the Town acquired certain assets of Crystal Water Company. Pursuant to the applicable provisions of the Asset Purchase Agreement, the Town agreed to the assignment of Crystal Water Company's rights and obligations in several water service arrangements. One of said service arrangements was that of the Mary's Lake Lodge property, which is,described in the Purchase Agreement as'follows: "Oral agreement for water service between Crystal Water Company and Wesley Box covering the Chalet property." 2. The only documentation available concerning this matter is a letter dated December 15, 1988 from Melvin Dinner on behalf of the Crystal Water Company to the Town of Estes Park which was written prior to the purchase of Crystal Water Company' s assets by the Town. The letter was accompanied by a. letter dated December 5, 1988 from W. C. Scott, concerning the arrangement with the Mary's Lake Lodge property. A copy of said correspond- ence is enclosed for your information. 2-1 1 Bill Linnane Page 2 3. Neither the Town of Estes Park nor the Crystal Water Company entered into any written contractural arrangement for the service of water to the Mary's Lake Lodge property, including, but not limited to, a service agreement and/or tap agreement. The Town has no written obligation to continue to serve raw water to the Mary's Lake Lodge property at the rate of $1.00 per thousand gallons for any specified period of time. So long as the Town does not discriminate among the Mary's Lake Lodge property and other property owners outside the municipal limits with regard to water service, the Town can treat the Mary's Lake Lodge property as it would treat any other properties receiving water service from the Town outside its corporate limits. Section 31-35-402(1) (f) C.R.S. gives the Town the right to "prescribe, revise and collect in advance or otherwise, from any consumer or any owner or occupant of any real property connected therewith or receiving service therefrom, rates, fees, tools, and charges or any combination thereof for the services furnished by, or the direct or indirect connection with or the use of, or any commodity from such water facilities...including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, minimum charges, charges for the availability of service, tap fees, disconnection fees, reconnection fees..." Also, absent any written contract between the Mary's Lake Lodge property owners and the Crystal Water Company, the Town does not have the right to discriminate in favor of the Mary's Lake Lodge property owners over other customers of the Town's municipal water system. Said property should pay the same charges for water services that other users of the municipal water system pay. If you need anything further, please do not hesitate to give me a call. f / verW truly yours, C G-Â»Aj redgky A. White 1 GAW :jc Enclosure JO 2-2 TÂ¥'EAWL-850014--_--TA'1!L MWL :115112- f â€¢ 11 ,â€¢1 YE] 1, b '\ 9. l.. t 1 '. ~~->A . 1 '.0 1 I ..ospt I --2 . NJÂ«, 24-1 OUTLOT 1 -7 PROSPECT 6 1 1 .'"1 'gy--M.ie.~__.0, 4 IN 1 1, * â€¢ ILL [34 --4.r' 1 "-- .--111 1,1 '01 1 â€ž1â€ž, -i 1 N-1.- -61_ =ar;500 GALLON TANKâ€žTATES 9 -Ff r---4.--1 ! L.f-- Ii,735I23.IAND F~MP 501I0N , i - 4- 1, E-4- 6*tkH-42:j - HWE 6 0190 k -pt: -I 1 alW-.=rf+-1, .PROSPECT MOUNTAIN WATER COMPANY< ,* , A ADDITION 10.# ti -- L " 1 1â€¢'40;tk, 7' /3~~~:=:1~:=mt>-----E~ME:;1~E~0N:255F<.~E| 2 -791: Af>eaf,\tux->61 â€¢ }t - 1 .. 1 r--3 ./.JI 052- 1-ISTA, A..crl i r---r 1 1 2Lar- I.Â· r-- A ANC 4 / 6 , -*-3-1 ,â€¢i Lf. . 7 Â· / */PROSPECTIMTN, WATER CO. ~4" ' . ...4,7 1 I 'd S... I .7 2 : f~IÂ·Â·,Ad-71 "â€¢ -1-<AL . -7-6-4 / ,/ 30 GPM -FIC!-EN-,PLANT 1 -- N..... . 35 36 , /F AND PUM#15TATI0N 3 1. C~'' :' ID''U:.Fr*6107,-t ,Â· 1 i. 1. HWL 804037-'11 1 . L 6.4 1 1 , April 1 lili'.. 1 1.. .e , ; .1 6. --- . . 42 . Anc Â· I . .. --- - - 7- - --- *, .- BANCHES X <>KI~ . 1-4..-I-- 1 - I - --I.-7.1 â‚¬ I _ 1 1, 42.. 9 <. 10, il 1 i 1 1 11 10: . 1 . 1 1 i M.C... 1 /6,0, - 9.C ~/,Â·,~ ~..., 1 I 'll ..1 L. I f 1 \ / n/,1. i>T,5 ....r .1 1 , 1 / 1 1 ./ C il .,/tÂ«-,--7.. / 1 Bu:-14 RAW W 1 iril ' 2.0.. . 1/ , \ i ,/ RAMS HORN \ ./ 4. L.Ld w,*au- -rAPb~ , - ./ 4 fc 1_.... / TUNNEL (C-ST) \ 26 \ ~- | . , --- ..fit ,4 -:â€ž~ ip 6/1 alu L ./ i . 11. 1-0. . ., "'V 1 1 /C WT-P 1 < MA-2=5:2: 1 1--14 E-%'....1 :C , / ,%6 r,834 LOD 41 LE 4 1/ i i 0 6'4 4 .. 1 \4il , 5â€¢â€¢80=Â· V ./ . . 'C 1 --7 .. \ ,0 -I ' 11 S -~ Pflv t L F"~d 1, ~\ .., ~ CRYSTAL WATER CO. ~JE~r<-.,- ~OF 1 1 /52\ 125,000 GALLON .'.1 \\ 4. 1 ib I TANK HWL EM60* r-7--1Â· ",4-1 -- Â·Â·Â· 1 1\ 114 FILTER PLANT *Ti HWL 8120* 1. . il~ 1... 111 150-200 GPM 1 - J-/ u*-3 1 2-3 \40 4/ 9 .. ,1 - . . 1 D - 1 /06 ' ' ~1 -1 41.16 . u, r- B. FEES. 1. PLANT INVESTMENT FEE. The Plant Investment Fee (PIF) reflects the Town's cost to deliver water upon demand and is not a measure of total annual water consumption. The PIF is based on a tap size and a fee associated with each tap size. The current PIF rates may be obtained Â· by contacting the Public Works Department. Except for separate water districts, the Town's PIF shall be paid before any service connections can be made to the distribution system. The tap size for determination of PIF's is estimated using equivalent fixture units. These equivalent fixture units are based on the number and type of fixtures in the building. The equivalent fixture value units (FVU), tapping fees, and monthly water rates are listed in Chapter 13.32, Title 13 of the Town's Municipal Code. Once the number of equivalent fixture units has been computed, the tap size for determining the PIF shall be calculated as follows at 60 psi: D Number of Equivalent Fixture Units PIF Tao Size (in.) 0 - 90 3/4 90 - 160 1 160 - 360 1-1/2 I 360 - 640 2 1 Over 640 Determined by Town based on design using potable water piping design method from AWWA M22 Manual. NOTE: Based on the Town's interpretation of AWWA M22 and their experience, these fixture unit counts are the maximum allowable. It is the Owner's responsibility to ensure that these sizes are hydraulically compatible with his development. The minimum tap size shall be 3/4 inches and single-family residences, multi-family residences, commercial, and other customers shall use the above described fixture value unit procedure for estimating tap size for determination of PIFs. Actual installed tap, service line, and meter size may be larger than the PIF tap size required if a larger tap is paid for (ESTES PARK, COLORADO ) (WATER UTILITY POLICIES) (AND STANDARDS ) 2-4 tt'ji pL E SUPPORT THE BIKEWAY WE I I E 1.1141)FF RS IGNED REEK TO PROMOTE 1.1 I CYCL 11,10 AS A SAFE, CLEAN MODE OF TRANSPOR IAT I ON AND RECREA V I ON. IN ORDER 10 PROM01 E DICYCLING AS AN AL'I ERNA I ]VE DR IV ING, WE BEL 1 EVE 11 IE; NECESSARY THAT A NETWORK OF BINEPATLIS BE DEVELOPED WI 11Â·1[N THE ESTES PARK VALLEY. THIS SYSTEM W 1 [ ..L. til,I A B L E I ... OC AL R E S I D E N T S A S WELL.. A S S E A SON AL T OU R I S-1 S T O HAV E EAS.[ER ACCESS 1 0 *THE DOWNTOWN AREA AND THE RECREA I IONAL BENEFITS OF 6; AlÂ·: E BIKEWAYS. NAME _ ADDRESS IELEPHONE # 44---92----â€ž2111Â£1@Jul,;*dâ€žL. -6,44(0â€ž-_ __Aca<ez_____--_-_ I Gic AimiLLu-**310_Â©_2Â«_~ULLe_440..n~1823_.... Mia. Conul-t- .... _._. /00Â¥17-r#ft#d/f~~fl_ -Aid dâ‚¬r.07.._-YÂ¢Â¢.Iq?-75.0......._ â‚¬\c -- ING . 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Ca,1,9~ ..__. ~.,..,.40, 4.-21.1:>i*29 77. 61639 60-:. .. .Ck?.. ...82Â«31~ .2,35-Z"-28&& 2'1 6 i s Yinoble-. 5.6.856 .eg /3 k ackun Â£11---272-4696 --233.*43 W_Atter Uqfc [1'1 6 Â· f Â·BouLdec511452(0 rA~0 - 57hms CO_..30-90-9.........._ 3-1 1 1 . 1 CONTRACT CHANGE ORDER 002 Colorad.o Order Â·Number State 6/03/92 Larimer Date County lontract for: HIGH DRIVE WATER LINE PROJECT )wn er: TOWN OF ESTES PARK 70: KITCHEN & COMPANY ' ~ (Contractor) 4)11 hereby requested to comply with the fol].owing changes from the :ontract plans and specificat.i.ons: Description of Changes Decrease Increase ' lupplemental plans & specs attached Contract Price Contract Price Ndditional: isphalt above bid amount. iay at contractor cost vs. lid Cost ($19/SY vs. $35/SY). 49 Sy @ $19/SY $ 931.00 TOTALS $ $ 931.00 JET CHANGE IN CONTRACT PRICE $ $ 931.00 TUSTIFICATION: See attached Change Work Request forms and itemization :ontinuation sheets. 'he Amount of the Contract will be (increased) by the Sum of Nine Hundred Thirty One and 00/100 DOLLARS ($ 931.00 ) 'he Contract Total including this and previous orders will be: Forty Four Thousand Six Hundred Nine and 20/100 ---DOLLARS ($ 44,609.20 ) 4-1 . 1 / i .. I - CONTRACT CHANGE ORDER 002 Colorado Order Numb'er Stat.e 6/03/92 Larimer Date County Contract for: WEST WONDERVIEW AVENUE CROSSING Owner: TOWN OF ESTES PARK ro: KITCHEN & COMPANY (Contractor) you hereby requested to comply with .the following changes from the Dontract plans and specifications: Descri ption of Changes Decrease Increase Supplemental plans & specs attached Contract Price Contract Price Asphalt above bid amount. Pay at contractor cost vs. Bid Cost ($19.00/SY vs. $40.00/SY). 3 SY @ $19.00/SY $171.00 TOTALS $ $171,00 VET CHANGE IN CONTRACT PRICE $ $171.00 INSTIFICATION: See attached Change Work Request forms and itemization :ontinuation sheets. The Amount of the Contract will be (decreased) (increased) by the sum of One Hundred Seventy One and 00/100 DOLLARS <$ 171.00 ) Phe Contract Total including this and previous orders will be: Forty One Thousand Seven Hundred Severity Four and 00/100 ---- DOLLARS D$ 41,774.00 ) 4-2 . F . I 1 r . CON'l'RACT CHANGE ORDER 002 Colorado Order Number State June 02, 1992 Larimer Date County Jontract for: Eastern Interconnection Water and Sewer Lines )wner: Town of Estes Park, Colorado ro: Weinland Construction, Inc. (Contractor) rou hereby requested to comply with the following changes; from the :ontract plans and specifications: Description of Changes Decrease Increase ;upplemental plans & specs attached Contract Price Contract Price 'er Itemized attachment $ 3384.25 $ TOTALS $ 3384.25 $ IET CHANGE IN CONTRACT PRICE $ 3384.25 $ ~USTIFICATION: See attachment 'he Amount of the Contract will be (xxxxxxxxx) (increased) by the sum of hree Thousand Three Hundred Eighty four and 25/100 ---------- DOLLARS $ 3,384.25 ) he Contract Total including this and previous orders will be: ne Hundred Twenty Eight Thous,irld Eight. Hundred Th.irly Six and 80/100-- OI,LARS $128,836.80 ) 4-3 1 - Eastern Interconnection Attachment to Change Order #2 Item Description Unit Quantity Cost Cost 1 12" X 45' Bend & T.B EA 1 $220.00 $ 220.00 2 8" X 8" We t Tap LS 1 $637.50 $ 637.50 less materials 3 Remove & Replace LS 1 $475.00 $ 475.00 12" X 22.5 ' Bend 4 8" DIP LF 19 . $ 18.75 $ 356.25 5 Asphalt Patch SY 26 $ 28.50 $ 741.00 Total Additions ...................................... $2429.75 Deletions from Contract Materials to be delivered to the Town Item Description Unit Quantity Cost Cost 1 12" X 22.5' Bend & T.B. EA 1 $100.00 $ 100.00 2 12" X 45' Bend & T.B. EA 1 $100.00 $ 100.00 3 . Fire Hyd. Assy. (includes EA 2 $495.00 $ 990.00 6" valve, 6" pipe & Mech. coup.) 4 8" X 8" Tee RA 1 $100.00 $ 100.00 5 8" Mech. Coup. EA 2 $ 50.00 -$ 100.00 6 12" Class 52 DIP LF 36 $ 12.20 $ 493.20 Total Deletions - Materials to Town .................. $1829.20 4-4 D . Deletions From Contract Materials Retained by Contractor Item Description Unit Quantity Cost Cost 1 12" X 22.5 'Bend & T.B. EA 1 $220.00 $ 220.00 2 12" X 90 ' Bend & T.B. RA 1 $220.,00 $ 220.00 3 12" DIP LF 10 $ 28.20 $ 282.00 4 8" Gate Valves EA 5 $545.00 $2725.00 5 Manhole improvements @ LS 1 $420.00 $ 420.00 6 8" PVC Sewer line LF 9.5 $ 12.40 $ 117.80 Total Deletions - Materials to Contractor ... ......... $3984.80 SUMMARY Total Additions ...................................... $2429.75 Total Deletions - Materials to Town ..................<$1829.20> Total Deletions - Materials to Contractor ............<$3984.80> Total Price for Change Order #2 ... ....... .<$3384.25> 4-5 . r ' I J CHANGE WORK REQUEST PROJECT: MARY'S LAKE . CHANGE IN WORK REQUEST NO.: 6 TREATMENT FACILITY ENGINEERS PROJECT NO:9-0223.018.00 OWNER: TOWN OF ESTES PARK INITIATION DATE: June 2, 1992 ESTES PARK, COLORADO TO: JENNISON CONSTRUCTION CO. REQUESTED BY: TOWN OF ESTES PARK 8122 S. PARK LANEÂ·SUITE 210 LITTLETON, CO 80120 AUTHORIZED RY: TOWN OF ESTES PARK PLEASE FURNISH CHANGE IN CONTRACT SUM FOR THE CHANGE IN WORK DESCRIBED BELOW. DO NOT ORDER MATERIAL OR START ANY WORK UNTIL APPROVAL IS RECEIVED. EVERY EFFORT WIt.,1, RE MADE 1'0 INCORPORATE TlllS CHANGE INTO THE WORK WITHOUT AFFECTING TI-IE CONTRACT DATE. A high range turbidimeter was added to more accural.ely measure turbidi ty during the backwashing process. Low range turbidimeter will be delivered to the Town na n spare. A combined Filter sample pump installation was deleted (the pump will be delivered to the Town as a spare ) . Miscellaneous revisions to small piping were made to facilitate these changes. I agree to change the work described above forÂ· the change in prices shown below. I have attached n breakdown which lists all Of)sts of labor, materials, taxes, overhead, profit, and all other changes and/orÂ· charges involved. Signature o Â£ the contractor indicates his agreement herewith, Including any adjustment in the Contract Sum or Contract Time. The Contract Time will be (unchanged) by (N/A) days. No change in Contract Sum (Initial. if no change) N/A ADD to the Contract Sum $3767.00 DEDUCT from the Contract Sum N/A . , This information shall be valid for thirty (30) calendar days from the datie of signal,ur,e below. CONTRACTOR'S SIGNATURE '991 tja DATE /1--7-92_ 4 f. At : Contractor shall I'Â· e 1-f l 11 fpy>A 1 ) cory and return ORIGINAL to Engineer. APPROVED BY ENG T NEER ~~~~L- DATE ~2-0. ~ l AUTHORIZED BY OWNER DATE ACCEPTEl) CHANGE IN WORK REQUEST WILL RE INCLUDED IN A Fll'PURE FORMAL, CHANGE ORDER. DO NOT BILL FOR THIS CHANGE UN'rIt, A FORMAL CliANGE ORDER HAS BEEN EXECUTED BY ALL PART.IES. ACCEPTANCE TS DIRECTION TO PROCEED WITH THE WORK DESCRIBED HEREIN. NOT VALID UNLESS SIGNED BY THE OWNER, THE ENGINEER AND THE CONTRACTOR. 4-6 . I I 1 \.. 1 .k M. â€¢1.. Â£. I J li )\3/ i I 1 >1 1 2 1, 1 ..1Â¢<{1>.!1'. 4 ~, , '1;Â¢:~v.. f Vt h Â· rn . ':A r.7 /,4,~8>~~14, ..1,1 ~f '.9 lit. ' .. fl\Jrl'-2 .c. $.--- .,..1.r,~' ~ 34'T. 4}ff?â‚¬jÂ·Â»6 .Â·> V fig;'.,1 , ~Â·>14\A:7:1,:: 4, ...| fri.,4 - J + .6 ,.34.-4 19,4/..4,1 - ' 3<c'k .~ J,fi.'~f '.,5.~.p.J ..tjf .. :649 5, 9, 1 V 4%~4.0'., 7 ; )44 4 , 17 ...4 9 . ill ~fl:Â·lix#tÂ·Â· 56?71â‚¬9.,) .Â·--41 .:WA,k v,AT.9/2'. 1.(f ... I 55 7*KeÂ·P jyte' Â·Â· ~+ 4./. it:rly:.<.2 .A ,Â·4 Â·. p . MEMORANDUM June 5, 1992 TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Greg Siewers, Construction and Public Facilities Manager +' r ' Public Works Department / SUBJECT: Proposed 1992 Street Improvement Program The proposed 1992 Street Improvement Program is attached. The Town's 1983 Pavement Management Study has been used to set priorities which have then been modified with engineering judgment and field inspections. This year's project proposes 1.5 miles of 11/2 inch overlay. The estimated costs for the various projects are included in the attached street improvement summary. The intended schedule is to bid the project in July, with construction to take place following Labor Day. The committee will review the bids, and if the bid prices vary significantly from the estimate, the project list will be modified to bring the project into line with the budget. GS:ck 5-1 I , 1992 PROPOSED STREET IMPROVEMENTS A. 14" Asphalt. Overlay STREET FROM TO LENGTH WIDTH AREA WT COST(1) (FT) (FT) (SY) (TONS) ($) 1. Community Dr. Hwy 36 Manford Ave. 1,500 24 4,000 350 12,250 2. Manford Ave. Hwy 7 Woodstock Dr. 1,350 36 5,400 450 15,750 3. High Pine Dr. Lone Pine Dr. North Ridge Ln. 1,030 24 2,750 230 8,050 2. Carriage Dr. Hwy 7 Surface Change 500 24 1,350 115 4,025 5. Scott Ave. Hwy 7 Monida Ct. 1,120 24 3,000 250 8,750 6. Holiday Ln.* Hwy 7 End 695 24 1,850 160 5,600 7. Fir Ave.* High St. Elm St. 500 27 1,500 125 4,375 8. Panorama Cir.* Lot 10 Summit Dr. 1,115 22 2,730 230 8,050 7,810 FT 22,258 SY 1,190 T $66,850 B. Preliminary Repair Work 1. Paving Fabric 4000 SY @ $1.50/SY $6,000 2. Cut and Patch Asphalt 600 SY @ $12/SY $7,200 C. Epoxy Roadwav Striping 1. Community, Manford, Carriage, Fir 3850 LF Yellow 26 gallon $2,080 2. Community, Manford 2850 LF White 19 gallon $1,520 D. Base Material for Shoulderina LS $2,000 Total $85,650.00 Expenditures to Date (striping) $2,603.70 Advertising (approx) $250.00 GRAND TOTAL $88,503.70 * Streets are listed in order of priority. Streets one through five are planned for overlay. Each additional street will only be added as bids and/or quantities allow. .-9 1 -n Â· 1- .0 friv~~ 7-,i ..11, 1 - i i H.1 1 .. 1,1. 1 1 -- * ... 1 1. .. 3 / L -1 i.,/ 9 '.'L Nk:T...1- . ~Â·--- -~_ 40.}:~-â€ž, .Jil(3.21~:Â·-~7 7:r- 9,0... - Gul . *1 51 i "oc. .- Â· Ill"ill ...CH , â€¢l - h.Â»4Â» 1 0\ ...4.1 1 . '11, 1 / f - - 'Al' *$ 40*11Â¥ â€ž ' Uirti:k Â· . -".,4 4. 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OF CALLS HOURS UTILITY LOCATION - MAIN 22.00 42.00 UTILITY LOCATION - SERVICE 11.00 26.00 SERVICE LINE INSPECTION 2.00 1.50 TAP REQUEST 6.00 12.00 WATER QUALITY - TASTE 1.00 1.00 WATER QUALITY - COLOR 2.00 2.00 PRESSURE PROBLEMS - LOW 2.00 3.50 LINE BREAKS - MAIN 2.00 4.00 LINE BREAKS - SERVICE 2.00 4.00 METER REPAIR 4.00 6.00 FINAL INSPECTION 15.00 24.50 STORM DRAINAGE 1.00 2.00 TRAFFIC HAZARD 1.00 8.00 OTHER 17.00 33.00 -------- TOTALS FOR MAY 1992 88.00 169.50 HISTORICAL DATA THIS MONTH LAST MONTH LAST YEAR TOTAL CALLS 88.00 65.00 51.00 TOTAL MAN HOURS 169.50 172.25 125.50 %CHANGE(CALLS/MHS) +35.38%/-1.60% +10.17%/+49.46% +72.55%/+35.06% Rl-1 ' ESTES PARK MAY & YTD WATER BILLED 90,000,000 - C=7 0 5.8% 80,000,000 - Ly - =7 0 Â·. i f 70,000,000 - 0 4 4 4 1, 60,000,000 - , 4 I : Â·0Â· . 50,000,000 -9Â·- i - 5 -- 4 - i -5Â· - 2 -i - 2 - 3 -t GALLONS Â· 4. . W. 'B 40,000,000 - 9. -3 - 1 . -,4 - 4 - --, _., ___ &. -)': -:f'- 4. 71 : M . 4 k. 0; 9. y 4 ft 9 tr . 6 41Â· 9 Â·4 30,000,000 -9 - 0 - P'- 4 - I - 9 : 0 1, i. 2 1 7 Â· b 19.05% 20,000,000 -1 -,i' -4 -N - I -6 -Â·f #M,I + 10,000,000 - . 113 . 1 1 \, 1 r . 4 / _ I- ' 08- i *SM 3 - 1* Xi- - 00 00 cn m El YTD YEAR S MAY ESTES PARK MAY & YTD WATER REVENUE 350,000.00 - c, c? 3.4% 300,000.00 -' 0 E i i Â§ 0 A 250,000.00 0 .' ' ' " ' ' ,0 '44' 200,000.00 - 0 .. DOLLARS Â£7 , 0 -9 - -7.36% 150,000.00 - y -f - 4 10 Â· 1 I â€¢ - I.: . 100,000.00 2 - 4. i U i 4 6 1 ~ 4 6 Â· ' a 50,000.00 - 2 -~~ >:,~~~ 1 4- i; ill *,~ &- S I all , 111 ~1 1 1 1 1 1 09100 00 Co a) 03 0 ..r) MB GO 00 0-> CD - 04 C) 01 01 01 0-1 01 07 07 (In al c) |3 YTD r-Â·-- r F 9------ r rÂ·- ~---- YEAR 1 MAY R2-1 2* 696 1 # - .'.--| ~~~E66[ â‚¬lt â‚¬. 1982 .. '.~.If:. 1983 4 - .- 11: 47 996[ <9 ~g ' L96 l 22:Â·st-. f.i:Qi .Â·*::'Â· ' ':" 066 1 0 * TOWN OF ESTES PARK MAY, 1992 ACCOUNTABLE WATER REPORT I) Treated water for April 14,1992 through May 13,1992: April 14 to 31 Water Treated: Black Canyon -33,000 * Fall River O Glacier Creek 10,006,000 *Big Thompson 6,556,118 *Crystal 1,343,100 May 1 to 13 Water Treated: Black Canyon 0 *Fall River 0 Glacier Creek 11,334,000 *Big Thompson 5,246,057 *Crystal 1,125,200 Total Water Treated in Billing Period 35,577,475 Gal. 2) Water accounted for from April 14 to May 13: Adjustments: 3,756,440 Billing: 21,130,530 *Backwash 713,524 Total Water accounted for: 25,600,494 Gal. 3.) PERCENT ACCOUNTED FOR: 72% R2-2 TOWN OF ESTES PARK P WATER USE RECORDS l. . . MAY, 1992 DATE BLACK FALL GLACIER SUBTOTAL <i BIG CRYSTAL SUBTOTAL : TOTAL CANYON RIVER CREEK (GAL) CFS THOMP. (GAL) CFS (GAL) 1 0 0 836,000 836,000 1.30 450,979 91,500 542,479 0.84 1,378,479 2 0 0 676,000 676,000 1.05. 357,785 95,600 453,385 0.70 1,129,385 3 0 0 987,000 987,000 1.54 480,305 103,400 583,705 0.90 2 1,570,705 4 0 0 830,000 830,000 1.29 472,485 98,000 570,485 0.88 1,400,485 5 0 0 731,000 731,000 1.14 496,272 99,800 596,072 0.92 1,327,072 6 0 0 1,054,000 1,054,000 1.64 546,127 94,100 640,227 0.99 1,694,227 7 0 0 833,000 833,000 1.30 386,460 90,800 477,260 0.74 1,310,260 8 0 0 674,000 674,000 1.05 418,258 103,100 521,358 0.81 1,195,358 9 0 0 840,000 840,000 1.31 453,140 94,200 547,340 0.85 1,387,340 10 0 0 758,000 758,000 1.18 : 379,790 82,300 462,090 0.72 1,220,090 11 0 0 901,000 901,000 1.40 : 557,135 84,400 641,535 0.99Â· 1,542,535 12 0 0 1,176,000 1,176,000 1.83 17,270 80,500 97,770 0.15E 1,273,770 13 0 0 1,038,000 1,038,000 1.62 230,051 7,500 237,551 0.37 : 1,275,551 14 -2,000 0 1,315,000 1,313,000 2.04 156,408 0 156,408 0.24E 1,469,408 15 -2,000 0 1,299,000 1,297,000 2.02 278,929 0 278,929 0.43: 1,575,929 16 -2,000 0 1,679,000 1,677,000 2.61 163,251 0 163,251 0.25: 1,840,251 5 I 17 -1,000 0 1,065,000 1,064,000 1.66 202,354 0 202,354 0.31 1,266,354 18 -1,000 0 1,746,000 1,745,000 2.72 235,917 0 235,917 0.37::. 1,980,917 19 -1,000 0 1,614,000 1,613,000 2.51 { 331,391 0 331,391 0.51 1,944,391 20 -3,000 0 1,325,000 1,322,000 2.06 { 175,062 0 175,062 0.27. : 1,497,062 21 -3,000 0 1,142,000 1,139,000 1.77: 226,467 0 226,467 0.35 1,365,467 22 -3,000 0 1,195,000 1,192,000 1.86t- 165,608 0 165,608 0.26 1,357,608 23 -3,000 0 1,264,000 1,261,000 1.96 185,820 0 185,820 0.29iÂ· 1,446,820 24 -3,000 0 1,371,000 1,368,000 2.13 182,234 0 182,234 0.28: } 1,550,234 .. 25 -3,000 0 1,043,000 1,040,000 1.62: 128,711 0 128,711 0.20}: 1,168,711 26 -3,000 0 1,068,000 1,065,000 1.66 161,622 0 161,622 0.25 Â· 1,226,622 27 -3,000 0 1,060,000 1,057,000 1.65: : 190,949 0 190,949 0.30 1.247,949 5... 28 -3,000 0 946,000 943,000 1.47 90,586 0 90,586 0.14 1,033,586 29 -3,000 0 1,175,000 1,172,000 1.82 230,808 0 230,808 0.36 : 1,402,808 30 -2,000 0 1,148,000 1,146,000 1.78 : 131,378 0 131,378 0.20 1,277,378 31 -2,000 1,113,000 1,111,000 1.73 58,002 0 58,002 0.09: 1,169,002 TOT. -43.000 0 33,902,000 33.859,000 8.541,554 1,125,200 9,666,754 43.525,754 AF -0.13 0.00 104.05 103.92 26.21 3.45 29.67 133.58 i CFS 0.00 0.00 1.69 1.69 0.43 0.06 0.48 ~ 2 2.17 BWI-) N/A O N/A O -481,000 -56,260 -537,260 -537,260 BL(-) N/A N/A N/A N/A ' N/A N/A N/A -3,756,440 GAL -43.000 0 33,902,000 33,859,000 8.060.554 1.068,940 9,129,494 ~ 39,232.054 AF -0.13 0 104.05 103.92 24.74 3.28 28.02 Â§ 120.41 1st-13 0 0 11,334,000 5,246,057 1,125,200 14-31 -43,000 0 22,568,000 3,295,497 0 R2-4 2 - Ir. 4. TOWN OF ESTES PARK TOTAL WATER PLANT PRODUCTION (CALENDER MONTH MINUS BLEEDERS) 1991 1991 1992 1992 MONTH YTD i 1 MONTH YTD % % .:. MONTH TOTAL TOTAL { i TOTAL TOTAL f i CHANGE CHANGE (GAL.) (GAL.) (GAL.) : (GAL.) (GAL.) (MONTH) (YTD) JANUARY 25,753,376 25,753,376 1 122,227,168 22,227,168 -13.69% -13.69% FEBRUARY 20,818,236 46,571,612 18,753,245 40,980,4132 ' -9.92% -12.01% MARCH 23,065,946 69,637,558 22,019,445 62,999,858. -4.54% -9.53% ; APRIL 23,868,231 93,505,789 24,054,701 87,054,5591 :i 0.78% -6.90% MAY 33,828,478 127,334,267 39,232,054 126,286,611 1 15.97% -0.82% JUNE 47,550,123 174,884,390 JULY 61,171,426 236,055,816 AUGUST 54,753,043 290,808,859 SEPTEMBER 45,080,259 335,889,118 2: i OCTOBER 29,400,590 365,289,708 NOVEMBER 21,662,560 386,952,268 DECEMBER 21,290,647 408,242,915 TOTAL 408,242,915 AC - FT 1,252.94 R2-5 euâ€ž,~u y *WM Of plk) 10 9- 994/J /1.11 92, PL-0 SUPPORT THE BIKEWAY WE THE UNDERSIGNED SEEK ID PROMOTE BICYCLING AS A SAFE, CLEAN MODE OF TRANSPORFATION AND RECREATION. IN ORDER 10 PROMOVE BICYCLING AS AN ALIERNA71 VE DRIVING, WE BELIEVE IT IS NECESSARY THAT A NETWORK OF BIKEPATHS BE DEVELOPED WITHIN THE ESTES PARK VALLEY. THIS SYSTEM WILL ENABLE LOCAL RESIDENTS AS WELL AS SEASONAL TOURIS19 TO HAVE EASIER ACCESS TO THE DOWNTOWN AREA AND THE RECREATIONAL BENEFITS OF SAFE BIKEWAYS. 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IN ORDER TO PROMOTE BICYCLING AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO DRIVING, WE BELIEVE IT IS NECESSARY THAT A NETWORK OF BIKEPATHS BE DEVELOPED WITHIN' THE CITY LIMITS OF ESTES PARK. 7HIS SYSTEM WILL ENABLE LOCAL RESIDENTS AS WELL AS SEASONAL TOURISTS TO HAVE EASIER ACCESS 10 THE DOWNTOWN AREA. ~E ADDRESS TELEPHONE # 22044Â«..25,0 L 70~ Ve-C 5 -3-3.7 , 61ou-NE&,4464266--316 1-3.iok_. v -1 Â£ /2 71 1 1/ ....... -513=1493 3-1 0 64'=Mdia 5 24. %" 3- 26 -2 012. 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NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE # 74:Md~-/5A4*--- s~*C,=- 4 72041,3Â»-406 --72=0 -17-72;W**9~Rk.â‚¬Ftâ€ž-_ ---- 5%6291420 45**0 89/ 61,46, A.u< U 584 -2813 . 01.40 040_1459 02,- - - - _ 6%6_ r. 3141 A-Â£-a-,64*2k,- GUA._674 54;2~ (2.-A.._k)40Â£wt ---17/1-mpaaikeâ€ž_lk,---L__ -%538--G-92â€ž840 ~ ~ 0 64~- -* -"" -30.Vie*Â·Â·Ad--â€ž---~~dq_____. &546=6921_.. 686-3*N rizj.1 d#17-f#n__C ~W_ld&6Â£ ---- SECL _ 032:1-- 14514<qÂ«_ U~ -200&*-4---lk'-47 1 &*alâ€ž_- tuu.Â·--2Â·00. b (816.-8@a Ut _-*e.--1*+ ._ 04-9-1.209Â¢-LI- 1.11.--'.â€ž111111 _ t. 9 1 -Â«*â€žÂ«1 02. d ~.9.-â€ž8004 7.141_ â€ž. yA .48 93 13.. SUPPORT THE BIKEWAY WE THE UNDERSIGNED SEEK TO PROMOTE BICYCLING AS A SAFE, CLEAN MODE OF TRANSPORTATION. IN ORDER TO PROMOTE BICYCLING AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO DRIVING, WE BELIEVE IT 'i' .2 1,-J NECESSARY THAT A NETWORK OF BIKEPATHS DE DEVELOPED WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF ESTES PARF THIS SYSTEM WILL ENABLE LOCAL RESIDENTS AS WELL AS SEASONAL TOURISTS TO HAVE EASIER ACCESS TO THE DOWNTOWN AREA. 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IN ORDER TO PROMOTE BICYCLING AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO DRIVING, WE BELIEVE IT IS NECESSARY THAT A NETWORK OF BIKEPATHS BE DEVELOPED WITHIN IHE CITY LIMITS OF ESTES rHIS SYSTEM WILL ENABLE LOCAL RESIDENTS AS WELL AS SEASONAL TOURISTS TO HAVE EASIER ACCESS TO THE DOWNTOWN AREA. 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IN ORDER TO PROMOTE BICYCLING AS AN ALIERNATIVE TO DRIVING, WE BELIEVE IT ~IS NECESSARY THAT A NETWORK OF BIKEPATHS BE DEVELOPED WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF ESTES PARK. THIS SYSI EM WILL ENABLE LOCAL RESIDENTS AS WELL AS SEASONAL TOURISTS 1-0 HAVE EASIER ACCESS 7 0 1 HE DOWNTOWN AREA. NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE # /la to. r__00& es b.q.ro h 6-2.6-_3619__ sta.-h-_~Ankro_-dtl-_ 9-42--110.L-_- 9310 7.*174 1 - -I ~144_...VM#k#%alj._.__.. _ ~.2Â»_271Â«:0_..<f.26â€ž. 5-26 - 427.743. 41@ylle'r bor 90 , \ l'/h 6 &* /5-Â£1 Alle-NffARK 7Â£17-2349 Â¢KlirtE ,â‚¬24/ .;*4*AeÂ¢f.f_~ ___ai.p-- â€ž-eem.Ae.. 40&. a_-2. â€ž__ _.Sai_z_..9.441-_._ .._ l i ~12,#~.-t_ ..3447..C.,â€ž11**c..lf...,34...(3~X.....#LE7-...Â«44...Zâ€ž_ ............<J est k 9-1 -mow 89 i a 66 , tt- 3 10 A ~30 -t f n 4 15 Fo . N LN. 996 -9 1 6 Â¥ 1 r. /hA lk-4 BO)04092 (FP 4 -8227- 1> r --7- SUPPORT 01"HE BIKEWAY WE THE UNDERSIGNED SEEK TO PROMOTE BICYCLING AS A SAFE, CLEAN MODE OF TRANSPORTATION. 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WE BELIEVE IT IS NECESSARY IHAT A NETWORK OF B IKEPATHS BE DEVELOPED WITHIN THE ESTES PARK VALLEY. THIS SYSTEM WILL ENABLE LOCAL RESIDENTS AS WELL AS SEASONAL TOURISTS TO HAVE EASIER ACCESS TO THE DOWNTOWN AREA AND THE RECREATIONAL BENEFITS OF SAFE BIKE.WAYS. NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE # ~0*11)tgu0;R:*___531/.3.dUW3*Lâ€žUt:Â£.Agt....._.7.9..70*.Â¥9*.. ......... 797. GÂ¢94 41-Bc,~4,4<pr z, 2-11 ".â‚¬f*â‚¬2,2- FR Â· 5- 7 73 - 094 0 _ .>6.liÂ»._- (Dr.unle........_403.00,**jog.â€¢4~ ,...9.LA.e.5_..-mo_--6.31*214.~4:944 193*rpj. '3600*(u_. /16â€ž.1 26 4Â£3206 --5-94 - 279 + -_ _ QUIEr M ttfÂ© M#Â» A-Aâ€¢: 120,4~ -7Â£-- 92~ - 00 1 *369 9571 18 LE- 1441- 0.-Â©*J_.... -_.420_. Ckno~h._1@?jrstk--_ __â€ž_-2,ra)-01.--__ _â€ž,._ 04,'&*A-#[Zedq.#Le-__......-.10..602Â§..../2.*AP.â€ž.%;@27Â®6Â« _...57*G-2-3249- SUPPORT 1-HE BIKEWAY WE IHE UNDERSIGNED SEEK TO PROMOTE BICYCLING AS A SAFE. CLEAN MODE OF TRANSPORTATION AND RECREATION. IN ORDER TO PROMOTE BICYCLING AS AN ALTERNATIVE DRIVING, WE BELIEVE IT IS NECESSARY THAT A NETWORK OF BIKEPATHS BE DEVELOPED WITHIN THE ESTES PARK VALLEY. THIS SYSTEM WILL ENABLE LOCAL RESIDENTS AS WELL AS SEASONAL TOURISTS TO HAVE EASIER ACCESS TO THE DOWNTOWN AREA AND THE RECREATIONAL BENEFITS OF SAFE BIKEWAYS. NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE # O\4.0. 000Â£___ V,M. C.A. 526-374/ V Vkix-*- i31Â«E.6~- k 940 045-3 _*<SUu L--_ El-_Co{.l. 5401{Egick.scel............An/adL __.__ _.42@ rH-19.D_._____ 42 2-4.32 3 ~ ~ ~Vil~-tu_-39 x,..:FK.*cj.... â€ž....4â‚¬_,._-zâ‚¬3{3& 042_427- .- A.aao ~fU-0 -2 0,..L_-43 rER.Red...,.._,_,.74.6.0.7.fNG_ _,____,._, _ E- 0 . ., - P.O 6Â« 40,9- EP . 596- 28â‚¬ 2- V. I 32>s17 ..le.fy.â€žAe. hiplâ€ž-ds=.eg.â€ž.-471... -._..5-36.=66 36_...._._ SUPPORT THE BIKEWAY WE THE UNDERSIGNED SEEK TO PROMOTE BICYCLING AS A SAFE, CLEAN MODE OF TRANSPORTATION. 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