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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8270.100
Description
Colorado River Basin Water Quality/Salinity -- Misc Water Quality
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
1/1/1969
Author
USDOI
Title
Quality of Water - Colorado River Basin - Progress Report No. 4 - January 1969
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br /> <br /> <br />L") <br /> <br />HISToRY OF DEN ll.OfMENr <br /> <br />"'- <br /> <br />00 <br />~ 2. Mexican Treal~ <br /> <br />The treaty with Mexico~ Gigncd in 1944, provide~ basically for a <br />guaranteed annual delivery by thp. United States to Mexico of 1,500,000 <br />acre_ i'eet of Colorado River water. <br /> <br />3. Upper Colorado River BaGin Compact <br /> <br />With the water allocut(~ to the Upper &~sin by the COlorado River <br />Compact and with the M0Xicnn Treaty signed, thp Upper Basin States began <br />negotiations l,{hich reSulted 1n the :;lr:ning of the Upper Colorado River <br />Ba::;10 Compact in 191J8. Under the term~ at' the compact, Arizonu b per- <br />mitted to USe 50,000 acre-feet of ....ater UIlnually frOm the upper Colorado <br />River system, and the remaining ....ater is apportioned to the other Upper <br />Basin StateD in the l'ollo....ine percentages. <br /> <br />State or Colorado 51. 75 perCent <br />State of New Mexico 11. 25 percent <br />State of Utah , 23.00 percent <br />State or Wyoming 14.00 percent <br /> <br />Concresr; had prc.'viously been unwilling to approV(O" projects without <br />assurance that a ....ater supply 'Would be available) ::;0 t.hi:i division of' <br />water aIOClng the States permitted development in the Upper Basin to pro- <br />ceed and resulted primrlly in the nuthorj 7.ation of most of the Federal <br />projects above Lee Ferry that ure mentioned in lhi~ T"-'!-Ort. <br /> <br />Neither 01' tht' compacts :;peeifieally mention ....ater quality.. but it <br />"as been recognized as a fador to b,. eoncidered i<. d.,velopine projects, <br />and W"ater quality studi(~s have b('cn requir0d by r..~eent leGislation au- <br />t.horizing the construction of projects in the Upper Basin. <br /> <br />1j. Ari<::ona v. CalU'ornic. Sui t in tht':' :";upremc' C~u.r'- <br /> <br />The Staten of the' 1.o;.'<:>r Baeln hay, 1';':">'er U{';reul to a 20:;;r..uct for the <br />division of USE 0::' the waters of' th", 1.0''''('r r:oloI'~~tlo Riv~r !3a~,in. The <br />State of Arizonu filed suit in the 2.upreme Court of ti-J, United States in <br />OctOber 1952 against the State of Cal; fornla anu oUwn; fur t.he' determi_ <br />nation of the right" to u"e the ~aLers or tto,,' lOwer 'olorado River sys- <br />tem. The f-hprer.Je- r;Ourt gave 1t.s dec i ::;ion on June .. 1%.), and issued a <br />deeree on }.hrCh 9) 1964 J providing for the apportior...n'~nt or the USe of <br />the waters of the omi" streo.m of the COlorado Rive,' below Lee Ferry among <br />the States of Arizona, CalHom'", anJ !leved., The .'tates of Arizona and <br />I/e" Mexico were granted the uelusive u'o of Lhe waters Of the Gila River <br />system in :.he United St~te!". The deeree did not affect the rights or <br />priorities to the Use Of ~ater in any of th~ other Lower Basin tributar_ <br />ies of the Colontdo River. <br /> <br />15 <br /> <br /> <br />
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