Work proposed, fiscal year 1957 Guernsey Dam and Reservoir: For normal operation and maintenance.. Drainage system: For normal maintenance of the drainage system.. Interchange power: For the procurement of power through Bureau inter- Accounting and collecting expense: For normal accounting and collecting expense in connection with the sale of power.. Power-marketing expense: For normal expense in connection with the marketing of power.. Maintenance of general property: For continued maintenance of communication equipment and miscellaneous equipment.. General expense: For normal administrative expenses including charges from Replacements: For replacements of vehicles which have been used in excess of Total cost. Cost adjustments: Represents interchange power $250,000, transfer of load dispatching costs $12,000 and voucher deductions for quarters rental $4,500; all of which do not require funding.. Land in private irrigation districts that purchased storage rights in Pathfinder Reservoir under provi sions of the Warren Act. Location-Kendrick project is located along the North Platte River princspally in Natrona and Carbon Counties, Wyo. Operation. All of the features are operated by Bureau of Reclamation with appropriated funds. Description —The four major construction features comprising the project are: (1) Seminoe Dam and powerplant located approximately 55 miles southwest of Casper, Wyo.; (2) Alcova Dam and powerplant located at Alcova, Wyo. (3) Casper Canal and lateral system which will carry water for irrigating lands lying in a semicircular area southwest, west, and north of Casper, Wya and (4) transmission lines and substations to distribute power generated at Seminoe Dam and Alcova powerplant to central and southern Wyoming, wester Nebraska, and northern Colorado. The Seminoe powerplant has three 10,800-kilowatt generating units which have been in operation since August 1939. The Alcova powerplant has an installed nameplate rating of 36,000 kilowatts, consisting of two 18,000-kilowatt units which started operation in July 1955. Work proposed, fiscal year 1957 Increase (+) Program fiscal year 1957 or decrease (-), from 1956 Seminoe Dam and Reservoir: For continued operation and maintenance.. General expense: For normal administrative expense including charges from Replacements: For replacement of vehicles which have been used in excess of General Services Administration replacement standards and are no longer economical to operate. Additions: No additions required in 1957. Total cost. Cost adjustment: Represents $7,200 reduction for rent paid by employees and a $35,500 reduction for future year capacity to be financed under the construction program. Location.-The Riverton project is located in Fremont County, Wyo., on the ceded portion of the Wind River Indian Reservation. It lies near the center of the Wind River Basin, north and northwest of Riverton. Operation.-Irrigation facilities of the first and second divisions are operated by the Midvale Irrigation District. The Midvale Irrigation District also operates and maintains the joint works, including Bull Lake and Pilot Butte Reservoir, diversion dam, and the Wyoming Canal (first and second divisions). The United States operates the third division power facilities including the Pilot Butte powerplant, the Wyoming Canal, and the distribution and drainage system of the third division, with appropriated funds. Description. The primary purpose of the project is to provide ultimately a full water supply for the irrigation of 64.950 acres of semiarid new lands. The project derives its water supply from Wind River and tributaries, having Bull Lake Reservoir as its principal storage and Pilot Butte Reservoir as supplemental storage. Water from the natural flow in Wind River and supplemental storage from Bull Lake is diverted at the Wind River diversion dam. Power facilities of the Riverton project include Pilot Butte powerplant with two 800-kilowatt units, 76 miles of 34.5-kilovolt transmission line, 3 substations, and several metering stations. All transmission facilities are leased to Missouri River Basin, transmission division, with operation and maintenance costs programed thereunder. Work proposed, fiscal year 1957 Program, fiscal year 1957 Increase (+) or decrease (-) from 1956 Bull Lake and Pilot Butte Dams and Reservoirs: For reimbursement of the System. Lateral system: For continued operation and maintenance of the 3d division lateral system.. Drainage system: For normal operation and maintenance of the 3d division drainage system. Increase reflects cost of maintining additional drains completed in fiscal year 1956 Water users: Accounting and collection. For billing, accounting, and collection expenses chargeable to irrigation operation and maintenance. Pilot Butte powerplant: For normal operation and maintenance. Decrease is in operating personnel costs. General expense: For normal administrative expenses chargeable to Riverton project... Replacements: For replacement of 1 pickup truck, bank and structure stabilization; to build operating roads along canals, laterals, and drains, and replacements within Pilot Butte powerplant and camp and penstock.. Total cost... Cost adjustment: Represents operation and maintenance costs for future year capacity funded under the project construction program. Total obligations............. 122, 100 -4,500 |