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~ , ] "J'l TUESDAY JULY 8, 1980 Project Element Original Cost Estimate A. Raise level of Beaver Creek Reservoir approximately two feet $ 125,000 B. Install new, higher capacity raw water pumping equipment at Beaver Creek Reservoir 100,000 C. Reactivate old pump station to secure raw water at intersection of Beaver Creek and Hairston Branch 75,000 D. Construct additional transmission main from Beaver Creek Reservoir to Treatment Plant 700,000 E. Change filter media at Treatment Plant and make various other plant improvements 1,000,000 F. Construct 1,000,000 gallon clear water storage tank Total Construction Costs $ 575,000 2,575.000 Legal & Administration Costs 90,000 Engineering Costs 300,000 Contingencies 275,000 GRAND TOTAL $ 3,240,000 Element A. - Raise Level of Beaver Creek Reservoir Approximately Two Feet Original Purpose: volume of storage head and decrease By making minor revisions to the spillway, to increase the by approximately 115 million gallons; to raise hydrostatic pumping cost; and to enhance recreational use of reservoir. Original Estimated Cost: $125,000 Current Status: Not designed; cost/benefit being reconsidered. Discussion of Current Status: This element deserves serious rethinking. Although still considered generally desirable, the improvement is not considered vital to the necessary yield of the reservoir. Final omission of the element will require the concurrence of DHUD. We have a tentative indication that this will not pose a major problem. Revised Estimated Cost: -0-