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TO: Sherry Albertson -Clark, Senior Planner
FROM: Roger Buffington, Systems Engineer 0*
RE: Proposed Reynolds Farm Development
DATE: May 18, 1989
The review of the water distribution and wastewater collection improvements
needed to serve the proposed Reynolds Farm Development has been completed.
The following items summarize these requirements.
WATER
1. A 16-inch water main adjacent to Harmony Road presently terminates
at the east entrance to Hewlett Packard. In accordance with an
Agreement with the City, HP is responsible for extending this main
to their east property line.
2. The current master plan includes the extension of this 16-inch
main to County Road 7; therefore, the developer of the Reynolds
Farm will be required to install a 16-inch main from HP to that
point. The City will pay oversizing between a 12-inch and a 16-
inch main. In addition, the City would be willing to enter into a
reimbursement agreement to compensate the developer for a portion
of the 12-inch main cost in the event that the property on the
opposite side of Harmony Road is developed.
3. The master plan also includes a 12-inch main on County Road 7 from
Harmony Road to Horsetooth Road. The developer would be required
to install this main from Harmony Road to the north property line
of the Reynolds Farm site. As with the water main on Harmony
Road, the City would be willing to enter into a reimbursement
agreement for the main along County Road 7.
P.O. Box 580 • Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580 • (303) 221-6681
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Sherry Albertson -Clark
May 18, 1989
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WASTEWATER
1. This area is not served by sanitary sewer at the present time. In
accordance with the sewer master plan, the area will be served by
a new interceptor sewer and pump station. The interceptor sewer
which will pass through the site in a north -northwesterly
direction will have a maximum size of 24 or 27-inch. Based upon
current information, it appears that a 15-inch sewer would be
adequate to serve the proposed development; therefore, the City
will pay oversizing above the 15-inch. The City will also pay the
costs related to the pump station and force main which will be
required to serve this area.
cc: Rich Shannon
Mike Smith
Jim Hibbard