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1999 LEGISLATIVE REPORT
Active Projects
| 76. | PROJECT: | North Alpine Junction Water Supply | | | | | |
| LEVEL: | II-Hold |
| SPONSOR: | Lincoln County Commissioners/Town of Alpine |
| LOCATION: | Lincoln 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 I |
8 |
1995 |
I |
$35,000 |
1996 |
|
|
Level II |
15 |
1996 |
I |
Hold |
1998 |
|
|
Level II |
82 |
1998 |
I |
Hold* |
2000 |
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| *A block appropriation of $15,000 was made for all hold projects |
PROJECT INFORMATION:
The project would serve 450 residents with 230 taps in the
unincorporated area north of the Snake River. The current Alpine
Water Supply project is currently involved with approximately the same
number of residents and taps in the incorporated area south of the
river. The Lincoln County Commissioners, as well as the Town of Alpine,
are concerned about the rapid development in the Alpine Junction area.
They would like to develop a master plan for water (and sewer) service
to serve the region including the residents of the areas north and south
of the Snake River. The Town of Alpine is also considering regionalization
of the area and had a connecting pipeline placed in the plans of the new
Snake River Bridge when it was constructed in the summer of 1995.
The applicants would like to drill a test well in the north area around
the Port of Entry and also do some pump testing in that area. They
would also like to complete additional population growth projections and
reevaluate the land ownership in the Alpine area. Due to the rapid
growth and changing of land ownership in the area, it will be hard to
determine the service area and district boundaries for this project at
the present time. Therefore, it is recommended to place this project in
the hold category until a district is formed. After a district is formed,
the project will be eligible for Level II funding.
RECOMMENDED LEGISLATIVE ACTION:
The WWDC recommends that the project be retained at Level II-Hold
status.
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