HomeMy WebLinkAbout20092212.tiff BOARD OF DIRECTORS H NORTH WELD AUNTY WATER DISTRICT
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www.nwcwd.org • e-mail: water@nwcwd.org
April 2, 2009
RE: Meter Number 3606000, 14259 Hwy 392, Greeley, CO 80631
To Whom It May Concern:
North Weld County Water District provides domestic water service to the property located at 14259 Hwy 392,
Greeley, CO. The current owner of the property is Matthew and Kristina Green. The current service provides a 3/4"
meter, which should adequately provide the proposed daycare expansion. The current Water Allocation Class is 0.5
(114,000 gallons) and the Current Plant Investment Class is 1 (228,000 gallons). If the annual allotment for the water
allocation class is surpassed then surcharges may apply.
Water tap/service is placed on the physical property, defined by a legal description. In case of a Recorded
Exemption, the water tap shall only serve the parcel that the water tap is located on. Service shall NOT cross the legal
description of one parcel to serve the other parcel, unless an easement has been recorded for the water service and has
been approved by the District.
The District guarantees treatment and delivery of water purchased. All water that is delivered with surcharge
is subject to water availability. Water purchased through the District shall be 70% delivery of an Acre-Foot of water
S8,000 gallons), if the allotment for Colorado-Big Thompson (CBT) project water, which is determined by the Northern
orado Water Conservancy District, is 50% or greater. North Weld County Water District will restrict the delivery as
essary when the CBT allotment is less than 50%. A portion of the Raw Water Fee is utilized by the District to
construct storage reservoirs.
The Plant Investment Fee pays for the infrastructure required to deliver 1 AFU (228,000 gallons). If usage
exceeds the number of Plant Investments that were purchased, an additional Plant Investment Surcharge will be applied
to your account. Plant Investments may be purchased to increase the amount of water to be delivered and avoid the
Plant Investment Surcharge. Refer to table below for current Plant Investment Surcharge schedule.
Water Surcharge
Surcharge will be assessed when an account's year to date usage exceeds their annual allotment. Currently surcharge is
$0.10 per 1,000 gallons. This fee is to recover the District's cost to obtain additional water rights for delivery. All water
that is delivered with surcharge is subject to water availability.
Plant Investment Surcharge
When an account's year to date usage exceeds their Plant Investment Allotment (# of Equivalent Taps x 228,000 gallons),
a surcharge will be assessed. The transfer of additional water will not remove this charge. Additional Plant Investments
must be purchased to increase the allotment and reduce the Plant Investment Surcharges.
0 to 456,000 gallons above the Plant Investment Allotment (228,000 gallons)
$3.50 per 1,000 gallons
More than 456,000 gallons above the Plant Investment Allotment
$1.75 per 1,000 gallons
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Respectfully,
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ice Assistant
2009-2212
March 19, 2009 1 larracon
• Consulting Engineers&Scientists
Mr. Matt Green Terracon Consultants, Inc.
1289 First Avenue
14259 Highway 392 Greeley, Colorado 80631
Weld County, Colorado Phone 970.351.0460
Fax 970.353.8639
www.terracon.corn
Attn: Mr. & Mrs. Green
Re: Supplemental Septic System Analysis
Green Residence & Septic System
14259 Highway 392
Terracon Project No. 21055043
Terracon has completed supplemental septic system analysis for the proposed residence and septic
system located at 14259 Highway 392 in Weld County, Colorado. Terracon previously performed a
geotechnical analysis for the residence and septic system (Terracon Project No. 21055043, dated
July 22, 2005).
Terracon sized the septic system to support a 5 bedroom residence which would also be used as a
daycare facility supporting 8 children. Terracon understands that the owners are taking an additional
4 children into their daycare facility and the Weld County Health Department is requiring a letter
• confirming that the existing septic system will support the additional children.
Terracon understands that the owner constructed an infiltrator system with a plan area of 1,485
square feet and a 1,500 septic gallon tank. Based on this information and the Weld County
Regulations for Individual Sewage Disposal Systems, the existing septic system will support the
additional children in the daycare facility.
If you have any questions concerning this report, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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