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22 August 1986
Don Hoff, P.E.
Assistant City Engineer
City -County Building
300 West Ash
Salina, KS 67401
Dear Mr. Hoff:
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ARCHITECTS
PLANNERS
An aaua/ Opportunity L
am01oyer
SALINA. KANSAS (37402-14540
This is in response to a meeting in your office regarding
diversion of water to Dry Creek in Section 14, T15S, R3W, in
order to satisfy Land Owner Water Rights.
Information obtained at the meeting consists of:
1.
Construction plans, (C
of E)
Flood Control Project.
2.
Aerial photos of areas
west
of Mentor, Kansas.
3. Dry Creek Cross Sections.
4.
Understanding of the problem
and its'
solution.
5.
The City furnishes the survey
data for
the project.
The proposed project consists of a weir type dam
approximately 200 feet east of Channel cut-off No. 6 in the
Dry Creek diversion channel. The dam would raise the water
level to levee Sta. 491+70, where a 24 inch R.C.P. drains
Into Dry Creek. As surface run-off water becomes available,
the 24 inch R.C.P. should discharge approximately 4.5 cfs
into Dry Creek. This supply will be considered adequate for
downstream water rights.
This proposal includes preliminary dam design concept for a
weir type facility in sufficient detail to complete a
preliminary Probable Construction Cost Estimate.
The Probable Cost Estimate would not include easements or
right-of-way, permits, maintenance costs, channel or waterway
clearing, grubbing and regrading, and legal or administrative
costs.
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A report will include: (8-1/2 x 11" format)
1. Criteria used to select the type of the diversion
structure in Dry Creek Cut-off Channel.
2. Location drawing.
3. Plan and elevation of proposed diversion structure.
4. Documentation of basic assumptions for the diversion dam
design concepts.
5. Itemized preliminary construction probable cost.
6. Review and approval prior to printing ten sets of the
documents.
Compensation could be a lump sum or a cost plus fixed fee
type arrangement, and would include all labor costs,
overhead, material, supplies, transportation and fees.
The compensation based on an evaluation of the p'roject's
scope of services would include:
1. Labor Costs $1,500
2. Overhead, Material, Supplies,
and Transportation 3,000
3. Engineering Fee 450
Total,Suggested $4,950
Thank you for your consideration
additional information.
WILSON & COMPANY
Robert L. Baier, P.E.
Partner
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