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Harry C. LaBonde, Jr., PE, Director 
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2000 LEGISLATIVE REPORT
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 94. PROJECT:Rolling Hills Well
LEVEL:New Application
SPONSOR:Town of Rolling Hills
LOCATION:Converse County
PROGRAM:Rehabilitation

PROJECT INFORMATION:
The town of Rolling Hills is requesting to replace the No. 2 well located south of town. The current well produces large amounts of sediment as well as being unpalatable due to odor and metals affecting the taste. The town would like to drill a new well adjacent to the existing well and utilize as much of the existing equipment and pipelines as possible.

RECOMMENDED LEGISLATIVE ACTION:
The WWDC recommends the project be incorporated into the Rehabilitation Program at Level III with an appropriation of $225,000. The financing would include a 50% grant for $112,500 and a 50% loan of $112,500 at 7.25% interest for 20 years.

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