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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Water Committee 1985-09-12f 4 4 AGENDA Water Committee *. Thursday, September 12, 1985 1 Work Study Program - Meter repair. 2, U,S.B.R. - Town of Estes Park - Agreement regarding the installation of electrical heat tapes on the Bureau of Reclamation penstock tap, 3. Budget 1986. Reports: 1. Water Use Reports, 2 Changes in Water Treatment Plant classifications. 3. Renewal of Glacier Creek Treatment Plant Discharge Permit by DMJM, 4. Boettcher and Company (Mr, Dunn Krahl) - Preliminary contact regarding future bond issue, 1* /26 4.- . 1 .. Park High School Work Study Program GOAL: To prepare students for a self-sufficient life after graduation. The student will be provided with skills, training, and educational competencies necessary to live in society and to secure and successfully maintain employment. DESCRIPTION: The program is designed for junior and senior students. Regular evaluations are made by the school coordinator and employer. The coordinator will work with the employer in helping to familiarize the student with rules, terms, use of equipment,etc. Successful employment must be maintained. Expectations should be realistic with continual improvement to reach the goal of having the necessary skills to maintain employment successfully upon completion of the program RESPONSIBILITIES: The student will: 1. Be present at work regularly. ' See page 2 2. Do his best. 3. Improve. 4. Stay clean and dress appropriately. The employer will: 1. Provide a job training station. 2. Provides wages as agreed upon. 3. Teach as effectively as possible the skills indicated in this plan. 4. The employer may terminate this agreement at any time. EVALUATION: See page 3. . " , WORK-EXPERIENCE STUDY TRAINING PLAN/AGREEMENT I. Information STUDENT NAME SUPERVISOR'S NAME BUSINESS DATE TO BEGIN END PLACEMENT RE-EVALUATION DATE JOB DESCRIPTION HOURS WAGE PROVISIONS II~ Responsibilities A. The STUDENT will: 1. be present at work regularly. Any time he will not be present (including school holidays, as agreed with the employer) he must tell the employer before he is due at work. He must arrive on time and leave on time. 2. Do his best. He should listen to directions, try to get along, and stay busy. No employer can afford an employee who doesn't do his best. 3. Improve. The student must try first to learn how to do jobs correctly. Then he should gradually try and work more quickly. 4. Stay clean and dress attractively. The student should keep his body clean and wear clean, appropriate clothing to work. By looking around and asking questions, the student can decide what clothing and hair styles are appropriate. B. The EMPLOYER will: 1. Provide a job training station. 2. Provide wages as agreed upon. 3. Teach as effectively as possible the skills indicated in this plan. 4. The employer may terminate this agreement at any time. " I UNDERSTAND THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT:" (Student) (Employer) Page 3 PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT R-3 Directions: Please check only the appropriate items which pertain to your - student-trainee 1 Above 1 1 Neeuu ! % lt:C, i mi)r,i , ,? 1 Avereve , Avâ€¢,rage Comment f i f Suitable clothes for â€¢he jub , : Der:onaf cleanliness I i Weli-mannered ' 1 i ' t . j Adlusts easily i 6 . 11 ! (k>operates 4 1 i ; 1218DlaYS common senNe Well-liked by others t Good team work i t i Willingness to learn i Honesty Accepts resoonsibility i Follows rules and reszulations ~ , Takes pride in work 1 Quality of work \ Quantity of work Uses inititation Attitude toward work 1 1 1 1 Attitude toward other emplovers fttltiuie toward customers i I t it Fnllows instructioÂ» i Â£ Number of days misged . Number of tia.ea late Evaluation completed by: Name Tltle Date Firm Address I have read the above evaluation made by my employer. My coordinating teacher has discussed this evaluation with me, so I know my strong areas and what I con do to improve my weaker areas. Date Student 1/ A , Â£; tU--cbs UECEIVED United States Department of the Interior i BUREAU OF RECLAMATION SEP 12 25 EASTERN COLORADO PROJECTS OFFICE P.O. BOX 449 TOWN OF ESTES PARK LOVELAND, COLORADO 80539-0449 TOWN ADMINISTRATOR IN REPLY REFER TO: E-610 UP 10 1985 651 Mr. Dale Hill Town Administrator PO Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Mr. Hill: This letter confirms the meeting held August 29, 1985, in the office of Mr. Bob Goehring of your staff. The purpose of the meeting was to review the preliminary drawing for freeze protection to be installed on the domestic water taps on the Estes Powerplant penstocks. The following individuals were present: David Tiemeyer of Rocky Mountain Consultants, Inc.; Bob Goehring, Estes Water Department; Dick Smart, Ray Charette and Mike Schuh of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR). The following items were agreed to during this meeting: 1. A splice box shall be provided on the outside wall of the gate- house. 2. The proposed buried cable route was found to be inadequate. Rocky Mountain Consultants, Inc. will provide a revised buried cable route after consulting with Jerry Westbrook of the USBR. 3. All underground cable entering the valve shall be protected with conduit and bushings. 4. A fused disconnect switch shall be installed in the valve vault on the primary side of the 480/120 volt transformer. 5. The secondary of the 480/120 volt transformer in the valve vault shall be grounded. 6. The 120 volt outlet in the valve vault shall have a ground fault interrupter (GFI). 7. A splice box for connecting the heat tape to the power from the valve vault shall be located above ground level. 8. A final drawing of the proposed installation shall be submitted to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation for approval. Sincerely, /Â»A /%1024#-) Raymond H. Willms Project Manager cc: Rocky Mountain Consultants, Inc. Attention: David Tiemeyer PO Box 1649 Estes Park, CO 80517 -1 1,4 TOWN OF ESTES PARK ACCOUNTABLE WATER REPORT Water Billing for July, 1985 (Net) 33,197,319 gal. Water Use for June 13 through July 13 June 14 to June 30 Water Supplied: Black Canyon - ( 962,000) ( 17 days) *Fall River off Glacier Creek 21,244,000 *Big Thompson 6,205,000 Subtract for: *Wash Water - 5% * - (310,250 ) July 1 to July 13 Water Supplied: Black Canyon - ( 2,303,000 ) ( 13 days ) *Fall River 5,062,400 Glacier Creek - 17,112,000 *Big Thompson - 2,418,000 Subtract for: *Wash Water - 5% Â· - (374,000 ) Total Watet Supplied in Billing Period 48,092,150 Adjustment 1,256,500 TOTAL 46,835,650 Percent Accounted For 70.8% I ., . 2. ADJUSTMENTS: Water Dispenser 91,500 gal. Main Flushing 800,000 gal. Fall River Bleeder 200,000 gal. Fire 165,000 gal. TOTAL 1,256,500 gal. TOWN OF ESTES PARK WATER USE REPORT COMPARISON SHEET ' % Change % Change Same Month 1983 1984 1985 Last Month Last Year 45.83 ac. ft. 59.27 ac. ft. 91.28 ac. ft. Jan. 14,934,275 gal. Jan. 19,315,120 gal. Jan. 29,741,000 gal. + 53.1% +33.53 43.64 ac. ft. 50.14 ac. ft. 102.77.ac. ft. Feb. 14,221,300 gal. Feb. 16,339.150 gal. Feb. 33,488,000 gal. + 11.2% +51.23 53.51 ac. ft. 48.75 ac. ft. 65.64 ac. ft. Far. 17,435.910 gal. Mar. 15,888.300 gal. Mar. 21,391,000 galj - + 36.1% +1.24% 56.94 ac. ft. 53.18 ac. ft. 73.99 ac. ft. #<pr. 18,5.4,470 gal. Apr. 17,328,460 gal. Apr. 24,110,504 gal. + 12.7% +39.1% 70.35 ac. ft. 69.73 ac. ft. 98.53 ac. ft. ./ 22.925,355 sal. May 22,723,106 gal. 32,106;550 gal. + 33.2% g. lay May +41.3 101.42 ac. ft. 113.24 ac. ft. 131.24 ac. ft. 2.un. 33,049,100 gal. Jun. 36,899,615 gal. Jun. 42.,768,000 gal. + 33.2 - +15.9 135.63 ac. ft. 153.88 ac. ft. 154.52 ac. ft. Jul. 44,196,690 gal. Jul. 50,142,300 gal. . Jul. 50,351,784 gal. + 17.7 + 0.42 119.86 ac. ft. 132.85 ac. ft. Aut. 39,058,210 gal. Aug. 43,290,000 gal. Aug. - 96.23. ac. ft. 95.75 ac. ft. Sep. 31,357,447 gal. Sep. 31,201,500 gal. Sep. 71.17 ac. ft. 37.59 ac. ft. Oct. 23,190,740 gal. Oct. 12,249,009 gal. Oct. 59.45 ac. ft. 42.77 ac. ft. NOV. 19,372,505 gal. Nov. 13,936,841 gal. Nov. 60.70 ac. ft. 42.78 ac. ft. Dec. 19,779,650 gal.. Dec. 13,940,500 gal. Dec. TOTAL: TOTAL: TOTAL: 914.73 ac. ft. 899.99 298,075,652 cal. 293,623,901 gal. TOWN OF ESTES PARK < WATFR USE_RECORD | JULY,_1985__ .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 1 - -- - i | BLACK FALL GLACIER SUBTOTAL SUBTOTAL- BIG TOTAL .TOTAL iCANYON RIVER CREEK GALLONS ACRE FT. ~THOMPSON __-fAUâ‚¬US_-ACRE.-FIÂ·=; -FOS+0 |t-13 /65=~~000 / 1 14 *0 0 3153...j 131 21-*.4.0-9 3229.0.0.0 . . . :4.6.0. s 2 1 -1 [90|80 0 14-1-1 1 i1/3-01000 1 D'7 0|olD D 3328 I LE,L)19;000 1379.0 0 8 923 : 3 2 _ ELLE.4.42 Q. _47368--9 -4.893-0 -0 1_1?1231610-D_____._.,0511 Lk_I_*3440.-. 410.36.6.0.0 . 1.3-9: - : 4 6 _- 7-f_[7-*.9--2- _bj_32>_c -11@63,0-_o-~LÂ¢93D-b.-7_ __--_~-9191Â¥__1 jb_#kioJo_ ~.li~7495.-40: .5,32- 1 4 r -i '7900 15*doD 1 [37.*D D 1 717 46 0 515* 1312100~.0- ~ai' 1 19.42 5,! 0 4.50 0 -1 7410 00 143/:9100 11250000 /8107410 0 4.19.13 33-00.40 194770 01. 570 ... I 7 1 - i 4 40 00 . Kl & 31510 0 1 6 3900 0 1 617 8 40 0 5.8\D 2.480#iâ‚¬':1_2785-0.D.. - ..5..74> - 1 7 Â¢DOD 932'0 0 /9 0 00 D 0 1 5&190 D 9379 12*3-do J_k/-12.0.o' - . 55* _ i --2'7 712_2_..1-ki*_a- Lkll-? 00-0 / 619 4 6 tb 93 /F >61.-../.*03.1.0.-. --3,03 -El 101 -343'000 ~46/!doo 1 53 4080 I 6%9140 0 AV '.%t (0544 6 OD 4.13- 1 1 5 d 0 fbi 1 11 -33-0100 0 |4 7 790 0 1 6-0 500 0 i 63 JUID O 5.10 1 v '! f 1/ 6;3~22.0.2.-- 45#0.0.--: 1 12 - --3.k-DION) 49215|ot /597,000 1.39316 0 4,28 :4 4' wr,T!Â£940..... -192â‚¬1 11 13 -,330|000 615-454 0 /14'90000 1 6 83@0 0 4.92 |Pl \ It-1053-4,3.. ---21.9.4 --1 ; i, -315-ofo 00 Iâ€¢Ug'13|0 0 / 310 0|00 b .1 5-758|0 0 4, 53 1 1 | i 1/ 27534 0---453 11 15 -~ 1 -33'00 4931<40 0 @01'00 0 12? )36 Â© 3 94 19173000|01/ 7'6,f 4.30:t~ ~ i 1 [594--11! 15 -4 | 3~73-0 glY/g/10 0 '7125000 /,Al a|93-0 372 452060 11 5749.510 1 12_ hill --Ill 17 -; 1 3!7!5-0 *0176 D kb.66 9 1 3226 15-0 408 Â®751080 73975[,t.Q--: 2_3'14 9 1 " -11/ 0'boo 99?40 6 '#%3'000 1 0 7066 D --1 2-,9 *L29102 0 1343.-203?.:--- _29.4.li_-r 11 19 4 inbioo 40/ 12100 17>9500 1 2 0 912 G D .9,7 I 0310010 / 431Â© 2'0 5.0 Â¢ ~ 1! 20 -' 1/ ablot> klit/ / 14|00 |615'000 0 1 1 / 61620 0 3,43 4 90!66!0 :/236,60io 37T 2 21 -; 4 2|0Eoo kilstdoo b'4410'0 0 1 OF*DO 327 1 A Â¥3300 j_a#:00.0.2 1. -_fU-Z---1 2 1 22 -1 d Â¥0!00 4242910 0 17102380,0 / 1 ~37|9fD 0 8 '/9 i klyebolo 1-363390.0/.--__4-90 _ 2 23 1-1 |l 1 iDED 0 419 82|0 0 615-9 CIo 0 1 !/ k / bio D 39 7 1 3122)'06Â© ,-145/2.40 1 . 4.9.33 _] 2 24 1-1 7 / 010 0 4 /110 0 17/ 0100 0 11/406610 0 25 1-' 1 9100 '44 1 010 0 496010 0 /b[36[210 0 1 8179 ' 2714'0~0'00 !/ 98~06}0 0 4 5 VE ~ 2 25 . . -1 i I/J.5.19 51 4'*0 204'/000 11 11 3-3[050 I 3155 j 14 41.2010_/-6./155.01- - f?.4)---121 1 11 1 1 1 27 -| 1 |/ 2 0 1419â‚¬130 0 _24-Lde_-3 11136 7915 0- i_Â£/to'l._ 1..._*blj /!,0-1-9*726~ 0 1 -_ -/.*'.u.Â« ... 11 2 7 /4 * 2 28 -' i 9 9-0 Bill '71760 -__%.9310Â£L lilili Rbbo i i/7 -1 4,49404 2.'.~,5~3'0'o:Ai. -- 27..E.42-_121 24 - ~ 1 1 16,4 179 417Io o ~7/ Dido_D_.l.~LÂ®0_f/*3_,E--i_2=31710_- _~ 161/f*_b_~1_b,6.6.04 L . --4.8-11- Â·Â·Â·- ; g 25 -i 1 1 4 6, Irod,!0 0 07/ 7!003 491/ 795 f i i .i7~4 1 ~43!6'75-~4, 9 6,~5~40Â£/01 3,0 7:- !.31 !! 1 ,+ -; i i :3161.19 '73110'0 96'/ 00'Â£6 173Â¥'518 11 3.74 i 59!836?3{2 9 703-52'0, 10 .- tt- ' . O.-1 / 3 // TOTALI 4:0Â·75 4/) f 'oll#366 760'0.8080 830 D il 64'035' 8 i , 2 269792'00 2935 1-,~'3 4 3: GAL. \ ,.. r _-I_ Itillil :I I i ~ I:il " :Ili 111!'1 i I ;il g ;111 ; 11 1 At. FT.~! r +BE It 191/,|76 1 1 94,359 "XXXXXxxix ' xxxxXxxix I i !216.671 1 XxxxXXxxx ! 4<f_4. b 1! lilli Â·i , 1 : ! b Â·31 LESS 5~_-1---2~.1-~ ~ ' <| , 1 1 111<4 i ~. ~,~ ~ 1|til i 11~ 4 ji 1 ~ 1 1 ! ! 31 WASH 0 1 xxxXXXXXX.. --L.t. 1-~--11_1..xxkxxxjdx {._.-1.---2-- _.. XxxxXXxxx. 11 1 443'1 4 ~.' it i i~ ' 31 WATER 11 1 1,1 BLEEDER$-XXXXXXXX ~. XXXXXXXXXX~-XXXXXXXXX. 2--f _~. _i. _ . XXXXX.XXXX.1XXXXXXXXXX 31 TOT.Afi Y<2-7317 l ill )~46064641 !11 111 4,6 60[33 2 XXXXXXXXX lili; i I ~30,.9 t*j 78'41XXXXXXXXXX hs u. d, 404 Ii- i i|lil 1 11 4:V,i.Eir Vx~xbJYKYYJY i Ii'-1 ~ li l i 1-0- i ~ 1; i,~qr,-6 1~ Â·'t:'i 1'4( TOWN OF ESTES PARK : ACCOUNTABLE WATER REPORT Water Billing for August, 1985 (Net) 37,373,170 gal. Water Use for July 13 through August 13 . Water Supplied: Black Canyon -(101,892) ( 18 days) *Fall River 6,545,200 Glacier Creek 19,211,500 *Big Thompson 9,311,629 Subtract for: *Wash Water - 5% -(2,104,916) . Aug. 1 to Aug.13 Water Supplied: .Black Canyon -(338,648) ( 13 ) *Fall River 5,229,100 Glacier Creek 11,818,000 *Big Thompson 5,262,600 Subtract for: *Wash Water - 5% -(1,265,484) Total Water Supplied in Billing Period 53,597,088 Adjustment 1,670,000 TOTAL - 51,927,088 Percent Accounted For 72.0% Adjustments: Water Dispenser 120,000 Main Flushing 1,250,000 Fall River Bleeder 300,000 TOTAL 1,670,000 TOWN OF ESTES PARK WATER USE REPORT COMPARISON SHEET ' % Change % Change Same Month 1983 1984 1985 Last Month Last Year 45.83 ac. ft. 59.27 ac. ft. 91.28 ac. ft. Jan. 14,934,275 cal. Jan. 19,315,120 gal. Jan. 29,741,000 gal. + 53.1% +33.53 43.64 ac. ft. 50.14 ac. ft. 102.77.ac. ft. Feb. 14,221,300 gal. Feb. 16,339.150 gal. Feb. 33,488,000 gal. + 11.2% +51.23 53.51 ac. ft. 48.75 ac. ft. 65.64 ac. ft. Fir. 17,435.910 sal. Mar. 15,888.300 gal. Mar. 21,391,000 gal.-+ 36.1% +1.24% 56.94 ac. ft. 53.18 ac. ft. 73.99 ac. ft. Apr. 18,534,470 gal. Apr. 17,328,460 gal. Apr. 24,110,504 gal. + 12.7% +39.1% 70.35 ac. ft. 69.73 ac. ft. 98.53 ac. ft. May 22.925,355 cal. May 22,723,106 gal. May 32,106,550 gal. + 33.2% +41.3 101.42 ac. ft. 113.24 ac. ft. 131.24 ac. ft. Jun. 33,049,100 gal. Jun. 36,899,615 gal. Jun. 42,768,000 gal. + 33.2 +15.9 135.63 ac. ft. 153.88 ac. ft. 154.52 ac. ft. Jul -, 44,196,690 gal. Jul. 50,142,300 gal. Jul. 50,351,784 qal. + 17.7 + 0.42 119.26 ac. ft. 132.85 ac. ft. 167.68 ac. ft. Aug. 39,058,210 gal. Aug. 43,290,000 gal. Aug. 54,637,657 gal + 8.50 +26.2 96.23. ac. ft. 95.75 ac. ft. Sep. 31,357,447 aal. Sep. 31,201,500 gal. Sep. 71.17 ac. ft. 37.59 ac. ft. Oct. 23,190,740 gal. Oct. 12,249,009 gal. Oct. 59.45 ac. ft. 42.77 ac. ft. Nov. 19,372,505 gal. Nov. 13,936,841 gal. Nov. 60.70 ac. ft. 42.78 ac. ft. Dec. 19,7.9,650 gal. Dec. 13,940,500 gal. Dec. 7-A- 11. 1 U i r.L. TOTAL: TOTAL: 914.73 ac. ft. 899.99 298,075,â‚¬52 cal. 293,623,901 gal. TOWN OF ESTES PARK . WATFR USE-RECORD AUG, 1925- 1 2 3 4 5 6 5 6 BLACK _.__-_ FALL-_ _GLACIER_. _ SUBTOTAL ._ SUBTOTAL. _- BIG.__ _-TOTAL ___TOTAL_ CANYON . -RIVER CREEK GALLONS-_ACRE_EL_ _THOMPSON GAI IONS ACRF FT. 1 1 4-44-92__2_73 4,29_9- 43240% _4__.:_._0424_4 ___* 09-2 ..2-./.9-kig.6_7_--_2.- --21.-L Â¥ - 20 ;fi) S 7,0 0 1 35,00 o ,63&362 0 313 4 195%3 8 1 64 9oiSE _r_- - _1 4 _3:781,4.-2 _.Â¥F 20? Â° 13.3-0%04 4 -1-- _?116 Â¢ - -3.1-0 9 9 f. 1.â‚¬5 1~53 2 ___1_ _591: 3 4 2 0 -ailif 6:/.0-0 _. 85-4 Do o LS#0 1-5 0- -1-1.---*/ 15-1 2-4112_ 1.-EZ_1'70 0. _-- i--- jim- 4 5 -6 - 523 2 -072!3*> 8 1 26.100 0 /137060 1 53-3 5~9744 4 703 61 2 6 1 4 5 6 2 Â£49 ..2-_ 205710 2-Â·LVOfe-2 2- 112tzo.3 1 -__33.1 132,-433 L 236--4.73.-1 1._-bo_Z_ ci 7 -7 03-Z E [40364. 6 0 1 173'00 0 /16601 2- 1 Mil 4 413 tilic 2/0518Â·% 1 Â£46 z 8 - /4 /Cci j A C i -4 Â·D 609\0 0 1 36 4.00 0 '7) 6976 I -92 6 61Kqbto J )925 847 6 1 K.07 0 9 -4 -97 3 L~,7.Â»30 1 01 300 0 gl Â·166% 1 44 4 204 5'700 /4/ 33~6 0 1 537 9 1 1 10 . thqkdo./ 07 2~00 0 152% 1 6 4 1 4469 . 44 96 240 /;147%62. I lf.zz -10 \ 11 - U : 4 / 2 blf.6'30 0 1 ozlboa 1 31 97 6 z 426 5393,6 2 /7&%bED i 1 1530 1, 12 %'400 /0910Â°-Â° 1371760 4 2 -2 4 , 9 1-3 -4 I %7~9 766 4 .60 f 12 . .L 4./ 1 13?/ 3; 4 23[34Â¢34 ~ 16.25- 13 13 14 -2 7 54 0 9'73'80 0 /0 3 / b 0 8 / 4 6 6 1 6 0 49 9 birswi 0 141Â£10!49 6 97-4 , e : 15 9 ,(ill.7~1 4 4/ 74& O 1.132-loo 0 170311,4 .5,2 2. fleÂ¥070 51018 810124.- 16 13.0 1% 16 f '4 -616.02 IN'|94.fjo 1 1 06100 0 /5764? 22 4.23 t?|8 462 2 jit,DI7126 6,0 / le 1,1, 17 -1 401119 3 14,1, 69 0 3 11 066 0 0 1 4% 2607 4,53- blefrze PRi681&13 5 - E,-72. ii 18 - 7 6047 2 13,1431 03 1 I 04100'. 1 508Â£1 0 1/63 kl9569 8 /itio 3*140 #-53 i, 19 - i#/ 81300 1 0876 00 1466010 414 1 h.7 2591 1 1% 1 04& 1 *6 3 15 20 -6 908 0 13!2 614 c D i i 2.-1 b o oÂ·. 1 3 4 9 4 0 0 4./Â· f kloir o F /1715-4.-610 0 835 20 21 -gdow o !32370 0 1 1 1 04 Db / 36 910 0 4120 1563670 26~13|6170 N 9 z 21 22 - ~ .qoizi o 31027 00 1 i/obo o I qo77O8 432 Iqk 033 z / 48'32~ff-? 2. 3.7 0 n 23 H Obo- 311 33Â¢0 1022400 /33630 0 4.0 0 1Â¢6683 2 / 747I) 6 1 55-C 23 24 -, 60,30 31'800 1096000 /402303 . 4,30 f#;661?13 2-Â·/%6?t 3 2- ! 573 24 25 - 90*0 3 1%%Â·,Eco 1 15 400 0 1 41151 0 44 1 15044!74' 19#2474 1 5,96,25 - 4 1 04 0 4.h TR O D 1 3 5 40 0 0 1 1 1 4 go o 2434 2/'3402 /94 0qb i i 3,6,6 25 21- 1 1 lÂ·'00 0 al, 3,958 1 557*005 1.361(00 0 1 41 9 45028 6 /9 b %:10 6 * 4555.27 28 - /1 000 1,14,2400 105--76.9,9 /0,2%40 0 ~ 33-5- 33-27 9'2 /XY ';/32 ' 1 563 2, 29 - 10.600 303300 ibb-150.30 )354>490 44 0 39706 9 )73jl/62' 9! 5.8 2 29 30 ) 427:0 0 0 b.5.605 0 /:10 2'liD o , 3:6 2 Ljt) 9 co 0 6 / 322:(bo 4.F 6-m 3111 - 7.0.f:Â£-1 0 ! .010.5.00 1 3,5,50:02) I.0,42910 D ; 1:93 4.9,3 00 0 i/,fÂ·42:9010 1 11 4,42.111 TOTAL 2.:vt %53) /20,610.Tob 31.445,0013 ~446 7721/ 9 11 'i 6 1 2 1,68,46# fli-/3 323 32 GAL. 'k i , , A . 'lililill 1/ 11 - 1 11 , 1 : 11 1 :ill; 1- i. 111.11 1 4 1,1 ii 31 AC. FT. 11 - 9,11/j 1 1 :91*1099 1 ,/02, 44- xxx>:xxkxx I xxxi'*itti , ; listÂ·ey. xxxkxixxx ' i 976,213 . ! i lie 11 le! lilli i : 1 ,1 1 111 35 1. , LESS 5% i | il| | I ~li ~ '1.'. 1 iii 36 WASH :Â· h xxx1xx1 0Â®30|zg~))(xk>12*xx(325_3~ ~CAXkxxx24- (103|384 6~4:,gli<~66!4,1 1 11 1 WATER 8 37 BLEEDE'ls-XxxxXxxx_-000(Nxxx)<xx_x,xx>xxkdx_~121_liff-_)(xxix.xx)1x ixxx Xxxixx 1"11 1 i 1 38 I -02|95,-21 //,!liff 44* 11 111 142,41/3,Â·935: xxxXXXxxx *0!744015-4.6Br743[7 1xxxxXxxx)(x n TOT.GAL". 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Box *** 3291 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 September 12, 1985 RECEIVED Dale Hill, Town Administrator SEP 12= Town of Estes Park Estes Park, Colorado 80517 TOWN OF ESTES PARK TOWN ADMINISTRATOR Dear Dale, You requested that I write you a letter confirming our telephone conversation of about 10 days ago regarding the Range View water distribution system. You may recall about 3 years ago Range View subdivision extended the town water line from Elm Road to our subdivision. Since that time we have been buying water, in bulk, from the town and distributing it through our distribution system, which is above the present "blue line". We are now planning to replace our distribution system. Rocky Mountain Consultants, Inc. has been employed to do engineering drawings and specifications, which when constructed would make our distribution system comply with the Town Code. It is my understanding this firm is one of the engineering firms used by the town water department. Our present intention is to have Palmer Construction Company (who built the water line 3 years ago) do the construction either yet this fall or next spring. We would ask that your water department oversee the construction, as , it did 3 years ago, so whe:n the "blue line" is raised in the future upon con- struction of the Mary's Lake treatment plant, the water department can take over the distribution lines knowing they were constructed to conform with the Town Code. I believe you indicated it would be wise to make a notation in the Water Board minutes when the distribution line construction is completed. I will keep you informed as to our progress. Sincerely yours, 1 .A ...3 40, PU. Th- Walter R. Brown WRB/rip