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2002 LEGISLATIVE REPORT
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108.PROJECT:Sheridan Big Goose Water Supply
LEVEL:III
SPONSOR:City of Sheridan
LOCATION:Sheridan County
PROGRAM:New Development
  
EXISTING LEGISLATION:
Purpose Chapter Session Account Appropriation Due Date
Level II 82 1998 I $75,000 2000
Level III 96 2000 I $1,587,000 2004

PROJECT INFORMATION:
The water supply system for the Sheridan area is operated by both the Sheridan Area Water System Joint Powers Board (SAWSJPB) and the city of Sheridan. The diversion is operated by Sheridan and delivers water to the SAWSJPB water treatment plant and to the city of Sheridan water treatment plant. During peak demand and during turbid water conditions the diversion and presedimentation facilities cannot meet the system demand. The study will determine the required facility expansion, prepare preliminary designs and cost estimates and prepare the project reports.

The WWDC contracted with MSE-HKM to conduct the Level II analysis. The Level II analysis recommended improvements and expansion of the existing diversion facilities from Big Goose Creek. The city has requested funding of these improvements.

HKM engineering of Sheridan has been retained for design and construction engineering. Due to the complexity of the project, the initial cost estimates were insufficient to allow the project to proceed to construction. The City has requested additional funding of $297,000 to cover these increased costs.

RECOMMENDED LEGISLATIVE ACTION:
It is recommended that additional funding of $297,000 be approved for this project. It is also recommended the Due Date be extended to 2005.

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