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From: Brice Gordon To: "jeffrey E." <[email protected]> Cc: Zorro Ranch Subject: Fwd: ZM Water Development Update Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2018 18:38:38 +0000 Attachments: ZM Water Reel Irrigation.pdf _ _ _ Inline-Images: 14HP[1]jpg Good Afternoon attached for your Review rIwAv.waterreels.com/index2.ivnu Can we move forward with the purchase of one water reel for now,S17565.00 As stated there will be possibly be a need for two units Can we proceed with the purchase of one unit? regards Brice Forwarded message From: Brice Gordon < Date: Mon, Jul 23, 2018 at 5:23 PM Subject: Re: ZM Water Development Update To: Rich Kahn Cc: Zorro Ranch Rich Attached proposal for the purchase of Water Reel Irrigation System for the Ranch I did not go to Delta CO as discuss, the owner of the Ranch there called and informed me he had to shut his system down to to drought conditions. Also there where a lot of forest fires in the area. As discuss, I did speak with him at length regarding his operation and his overall impression of the system. John Wendt has 2 x 200TL units in operation , which cover 18 acres of pasture land . He highly recommends them and would be of assistance if need in the future. He also explained how his system is setup, this was very helpful. What I propose the Ranch purchase one unit now and run it with existing pumps and pipe as a test to figure out the operational characteristics for the ranch. During the next few months design and install the New Pumps and piping system to support 2 units for next years irrigation season. How do you wish to proceed. regards Brice On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 10:56 AM, Brice Gordon < > wrote: Rich FYI This what we are recommending for the irrigation system for the 20 acres under the Permit EFTA01004092 I plan this month, to view a system in action in Delta CO After that I shouldn't be able to figure how to apply this equipment to the Ranch's Requirements and design the infrastructure to support. The costs for the T200L/580 equipped with the twin max sprinkler and the optional 13 h.p. electric start booster pump with the Honda engine would be $16,450. Shipping to Stanley, NM 87056 would be $600. All equipment is in stock, but pumps require a few days lead time to configure and mount on the reels prior to shipping. The 13 h.p. is self priming and can draft surface water as well as function as a closed line booster unit. R,14HP 13 h.p. Electric start booster mounted on front of T200L/580 prior to shipping. -------- Forwarded message --------- From: Brice Gordon ccl Date: Tue, Nov 21, 2017 at 5:34 PM Subject: Re: ZM Water Development Update To: "jeffrey E." <'[email protected]> Cc: Rich Kahn >, Zorro Ranch Good afternoon EFTA01004093 By 11/1/2019 the Ranch needs to apply 68 AFA from the Wells (2) under Permit E7871, as of date the Ranch has achieved 50% of this amount. The Attached map highlights in green the required 20 acres to be irrigated under Permit E787 I. The terrain is undulating and sections have been fenced. To meet the conditions of the Permit, The proposed plan is to apply water to existing grass lands within the 20 acres for the grazing of live stock. Please note: OSE will inspect PBU/Lands, operation and infrastructure under Permit E7871, The recommendation at this time its to use a Water Reel Irrigation System. it appear this system should be able to handle the terrain. www.waterreels.coralindex2.ivnu. This seems, the most logical and cost effective solution at this time. The Ranch would need to Survey and Mow area to be irrigated. Install a network of feeder pipes to different sections of the 20 acres to connect 2 water reel units In the mean time I will continue to research other options and start compiling final cost associated with Stage 3. using a Water Reel application. Is this OK? Regards Brice On Fri, Nov 17, 2017 at 11:47 AM, Jeffrey E. <jeevacation()gmail.corn> wrote: suggestions? On Fri, Nov 17, 2017 at 11:47 AM, Brice Gordon < wrote: Good Morning Attached photos for your reference: 1. On Site Fabrication & Installation of an Intake Screen for the Water coming from the Pond to the Distribution Pumps has been completed 2. Upon JCII's recommendation a Waterfall has been Constructed at the Prevailing Wind Corner of the Pond. This will assist in the Aeration of the Water. There maybe a need for Floating Solar Powered Sprinklers in the future. 3. Compaction of Pond Sides & Base will be completed by the end of the week, this obviously help with Water Retention 4. Engineering & Design (JCH) of New Pump Skid & Distribution of Water from the Pond to the PBU (20 acres) is in process. Proposal will be forwarded once received 5. Filling of the Irrigation Pond will commence next week & will continue during the Winter. Transducer readings will be taken weekly to monitor water production vs demand. 6. The next stage is to Engineer a Solution to Irrigate the 20 acres under the permit with the less amount of expenditure, but meeting the requirements of the OSE. EFTA01004094 Regards Brice Brice Gordon Stanley, NM Ph: please note The information contained in this communication is confidential, may be attorney-client privileged, may constitute inside information, and is intended only for the use of the addressee. It is the property of JEE Unauthorized use, disclosure or copying of this communication or any part thereof is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by return e-mail or by e-mail to [email protected], and destroy this communication and all copies thereof, including all attachments. copyright -all rights reserved Brice Gordon Stanley, NM Ph: Brice Gordon Stanley, NM LSJ-GSJ, USVI Ph: Brice Gordon Stanley, NM EFTA01004095 LSJ-GSJ, USVI Ph: Brice Gordon Stanley, NM LSJ-GSJ, USVI Ph: EFTA01004096

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