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'00 00 . . ... 2. Repayment contract has been executed and litigation determined that commissioner had authority to execute the contract. c E. State of Colorado. 1. $30 million from Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority into an escrow account within thirty days of irreversible construction. The escrow account is held by the Colorado Water and Power Development Authority. Interest from the account will be paid to the Bureau of Reclamation until it reaches $42.4 million, and thereafter no further monies need be paid to Bureau of Reclamation. A fully executed escrow agreement is in place but no funds have been expended. Total expenditures are not to exceed 20 per cent of each year I s acquired construction costs during Phase 1. 2. $5.6 million from the Colorado Water Conservation Board Construction Fund. ThiE: was authorized in April, 1989 in S.B. 142 and a contract has subsequently been executed with Reclamation. $300,000 of this money has been paid to the Bureau of Reclamation. 3. Passage of S.B. 142 in April, 1989 was the last piece of cost sharing that the state was required to provide under the June 30, 1986 cost sharing agreement. F. Ute Mountain Ute Tribe and Southern ute Indian Tribe. A draft repayment contract was prepared in November, 1989 and has been approved as to form by both tribes and submitted to the Bureau of Reclamation. G. Navajo Nation. Allocated 7,500 AF of tribe at Shiprock. They have not repayment contract. water to signed a H. La Plata Water Conservancy District. repayment contract is pending. I. Before construction of the Animas-La Plata Project began a re-initiation of the Section 7 Consultation on the project pursuant to the Endangered Species Act resulted in a jeopardy Biological Opinion. The "reasonable and prudent alternative" allowed the A draft 4