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1998 LEGISLATIVE REPORT
Project Reports
57. | PROJECT: | Laramie Transmission Pipeline and Pioneer Canal Diversion | | | | | |
| LEVEL: | New Application |
| SPONSOR: | City of Laramie |
| LOCATION: | Albany County |
| PROGRAM: | Rehabilitation |
PROJECT INFORMATION:
During the 1996-1997 Level III rehabilitation program it was discovered
that the severity of the corrosion 36" diameter transmission pipeline
was not as extensive as was anticipated, therefore, this pipeline will
not need to be replaced. However, the corrosion of the 24" transmission
pipeline was discovered to be worse than what was documented in the 1995
Level II study, and thus, this pipeline will now need to be replaced.
The second component of this project is to rehabilitate the Laramie
River Pioneer Canal Diversion structure to accommodate winter flows.
Recent growth and population projects require the city to operate its
water treatment plant on a year round basis. Presently winter flows to
the treatment plant are measured by installing a temporary flume which
is plagued by icing conditions. This project will provide a permanent
solution to diverting and measuring the flows which will improve the
winter time operation.
RECOMMENDED LEGISLATIVE ACTION:
The WWDC recommends that the project be introduced as a Level III
rehabilitation project. The recommended appropriation is $4,945,000
consisting of a 50% grant and a 50% loan with the loan being 7.25% for
20 years.
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