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2000 LEGISLATIVE REPORT
Active Projects

 66. PROJECT:Lingle Water Supply System Rehabilitation
LEVEL:III
SPONSOR:Town of Lingle
LOCATION:Goshen County
PROGRAM:Rehabilitation
  
EXISTING LEGISLATION:
Purpose Chapter Session Account Appropriation Due Date
Level I 82 1998 I $40,000   2000
Level III 16 1999 II $400,000* 2003
*50% grant, 50% loan (7.25%, 30 years)

PROJECT INFORMATION:
The town utilizes three shallow wells and two storage tanks as their water supply source. Their water system is quite old, and portions are in poor condition. The main part of town is fed by 4 inch lines from a 50,000 gallon 1928 storage tank. The much smaller new section of town is feed from a new 126,000 gallon storage tank.

Level III funding is authorized to replace the 6 inch line from the tank to the north edge of the older part of town with an 8 inch pipeline and to replace 4 inch lines through the center of town with 8 inch lines and to then remove the 1928 storage tank from service. The town has hired the engineer to design the project, with construction anticipated in 2000.

RECOMMENDED LEGISLATIVE ACTION:
No legislative action is required.

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