Animas-La Plata Project

Construction began in earnest on Ridges Basin Reservoir in October 2002. This Bureau of Reclamation project near Durango is expected to be completed by 2010. The Authority, through an agreement with the Animas-La Plata Water Conservancy District, has contributed $7.25 million towards construction in exchange for 2,600 acre-feet of depletion.

Breckenridge Sanitation District

The Authority funded the wastewater treatment plant through its Clean Water 1997 Series A bond issue. (return to top)

Loan Amount: $8,093,617

Interest Rate: 4.534%

Annual Savings: Approximately $52,000

Colorado Springs Utilities

Financed through the Authority's 1998 Series B bond issue, the City built these facultative sludge basins and digesters. (return to top)

Loan Amount: $22,204,270

Interest Rate: 4.06%

Annual Savings: Approximately $110,000

Loan Amount: $2,345,204

Interest Rate: 4.533%

Annual Savings: Approximately $17,000

Town of Eagle

The Authority assisted the Town of Eagle in funding this wastewater treatment plant through the Clean Water 1997 Series A bond issue. (return to top)

Eagle River Water & Sanitation District

Wastewater treatment plant expansion financed through the Authority's Clean Water 1998 Series A bond issue. (return to top)

Loan Amount: $17,685,396

Interest Rate: 3.94%

Annual Savings: Approximately $110,000

City of Fort Morgan

Wastewater treatment plant and sewer interceptor funded through the Clean Water 1995 Series A bond issue. (return to top)

Loan Amount: $9,146,685

Interest Rate: 4.59%

Annual Savings: Approximately $103,000

City of Fort Morgan

Water treatment plant funded through the Authority's Drinking Water 1998 Series A bond issue. (return to top)

Loan Amount: 15,433,355

Interest Rate: 4.020%

Annual Savings: Approximately $154,000

City of Idaho Springs

Due to construction scheduling and compliance issues, the Authority worked with the City first under an interim loan and then with the Drinking Water 2002 Series A bond issue to fund this water treatment facility. (return to top)

Loan Amount: $2,339,797

Interest Rate: 3.990%

Annual Savings: Approximately $20,000

Town of Limon

Water treatment facility funded through the Authority's Drinking Water 2000 Series A bond issue. (return to top)

Loan Amount: $1,440,809

Interest Rate: 4.410%

Annual Savings: Approximately $15,000

Parker Water & Sanitation District

Utilizing both the WPCRF and the Authority's SWRP programs, Parker W&S has numerous loans enabling development of water projects to keep pace with growth in Douglas County. (return to top)

Small Water Resources Projects - 4 loans totaling $28,945,000

WPCRF - 4 loans totaling $21,930,495

Taylor Draw Hydroelectric Project

The first Water Revenue Bond Program project, Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District owns and operates this hydroelectric facility, dam and reservoir. (return to top)

Loan Amount: $3,140,000

Interest Rate: 7.083%

Taxable Refinance

Loan Amount: $14,998,357

Interest Rate: 4.400%

Annual Savings: Approximately $75,000

City of Westminster

Partial inside view of facilities at the City's newest water treatment plant. The City of Westminster currently carries 3 loans, utilizing both the DWRF and WPCRF programs. (return to top)