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1998 LEGISLATIVE REPORT
Project Reports
67. | PROJECT: | Manville Water Supply | | | | | |
| LEVEL: | II |
| SPONSOR: | Town of Manville |
| LOCATION: | Niobrara County |
| PROGRAM: | New Development |
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| EXISTING LEGISLATION: |
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Purpose |
Chapter |
Session |
Account |
Appropriation |
Due Date |
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Level II |
150 |
1996 |
I |
$200,000 |
1998 |
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PROJECT INFORMATION:
The town is presently served by two wells about 200 feet deep into the
Arikaree Formation. The wells are 70 years old, located only about 30
feet apart in the same building. The town recently completed renovation
of their 25,000 gallon storage tank using Farm Loan Board funds, and has
diligently maintained the distribution portion of their system. In
1996, the Commission recommended that the project be incorporated into
the New Development Program at Level II with a budget of $200,000. This
Level II project consisted of a well siting study, construction and
testing of production-sized well, and conceptual plans and cost
estimates for converting the test well to production status and
connecting the new well to the town's existing distribution system.
The well was successfully completed, and the town is now requesting
funds to convert the test well to a production well, and to rehabilitate
and improve one of the town's existing wells.
RECOMMENDED LEGISLATIVE ACTION:
The Commission recommends that this project be advanced to Level III
construction status in the New Development Program with an appropriation
of $69,000 in the form of a non-reimbursable grant, which is 60% of
estimated total project costs of $115,000. The town propose to pay the
remaining portion of estimated construction costs, plus $13,065 which
represents 40% of the cost of drilling the production, from reserve
funds.
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