Re: GC Water Supply Appraisal Study January 2002
owen k wrote: > The cost in the proposals make me wonder about our government > contracting process. The government is never know to be a bargain...
Gene Fowler 2005-11-23 17:05:29 #38709

Re: GC Water Supply Appraisal Study January 2002
The cost in the proposals make me wonder about our government contracting process. I very familiar with the Oil & Gas Exploration business (18years) and when...
owen k 2005-11-23 16:45:53 #38708

Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
Roaring Springs around 5500' Indian Gardens around 4000' Water should get to Indian Gardens in a siphon even accounting for resistive losses. Everything...
Bob Marley 2005-11-23 14:36:09 #38707

Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
Berm is also a word that has been misused so much it now has a meaning different than the dictionary. Dick Matthews - Procrastinate Now! johngeyles...
Dick Matthews 2005-11-23 14:21:11 #38706

GC Water Supply Appraisal Study January 2002
Here is additional TCP info with some wild timelines and costs. Notice alt 1 is for water storage at Phantom, alt 2 takes 13 years at a cost of $21M but...
Sam 2005-11-23 14:11:15 #38705

Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, Gene Fowler > > The water that you see drawn upstream of Phantom is for irrigation, not > drinking. The BA...
Darin 2005-11-23 13:55:50 #38704

Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
Bob Marley wrote: > But that isn't the primary purpose of the pipeline (would unnecessarily > decrease volume at the South Rim) so it is equally likely BA...
Gene Fowler 2005-11-23 13:44:55 #38703

Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
johngeyles wrote: > > As I understand the pipeline situation, it is a siphon from Roaring > > Springs to Indian Gardens ... > > I don't think you mean...
Gene Fowler 2005-11-23 13:35:28 #38702

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