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Mayer: <br /> <br />Phare: <br /> <br />Davidson: <br /> <br />design in finalizing routes and <br />looking at the specific costs. I've <br />asked them, given the current level <br />of participants that have committed, <br />Berthoud - 4 c.f.s., Broomfield - <br />12.4 c.f.s., Ft. Lupton - 6 c.f.s., <br />Ft. Morgan - 5.6 c.f.s., Hudson - .8 <br />c.f.s., Louisville - 3 c.f.s., <br />Public Service - 13.5 c.f.s., <br />Superior Metropolitan District - 4.8 <br />c.f.s., Weld/Thompson District - 25 <br />c.f.s., for a total of 75.1 c.f.s. <br />They've provided a new cost estimate <br />that showed that our 3 c.f.s, would <br />be $3.35 million for the District <br />pipeline and connecting pipeline. I <br />also took the same level of <br />participants by all others and upped <br />ours to 4 c.f.s., our cost would go <br />to $4.29, essentially $4.3 million <br />to go up to 4 c.f.s. They are <br />receptive to increments in between <br />those two. <br /> <br />It seems that the acquisition of <br />both the pipeline capacity of <br />Superior, as well as the amount of <br />Windy Gap water they've acquired, <br />seems to be in excess of their <br />requirements. Is there a <br />possibility that we could have an <br />agreement with Superior of instead <br />of us increasing our capacity in the <br />pipeline, absorbing some of their <br />excess capacity? <br /> <br />I could talk to them about that. I <br />don't see us getting a formal <br />binding agreement together before <br />our option to increase with the <br />District at a known cost expires. <br /> <br />If we don't decide to go to <br />additional capacity, do you know how <br />much water there is in this basin. <br />Do you know how much water there is <br />in this basin? If there is not <br />enough left to do the remaining <br />water needed, what's their other <br />alternative? Where else do you go <br />to get water, besides Marshall Lake <br />and Northern Colorado? <br /> <br /> <br />