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<br />the entities. and also will enable the entltIes to make
<br />8 more accurate determination as to the exact amount
<br />of time their waters take to get (rom Pueblo Reservoir
<br />to their headgates.
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<br />OFFICIAL MEETINGS
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<br />Water Resource Management Programs have he-
<br />come universal in nature, and it is, therefore, necessary
<br />that officials from the District be active in local, state,
<br />regional, national and world water organizations. Such
<br />participation enables representatives from the District
<br />to disseminate material on the Fryingpan-Arkansas
<br />Project and the area served hv the District, and at the
<br />same time affords them the opportunity to gather infor-
<br />mation on water resource programs in other parts of
<br />the world which can be utilized beneficially in long-
<br />..nge planning in the Valley.
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<br />Representatives from the District who attend such
<br />water meetings report to the Board at the next meeting,
<br />and provide such printed material as 1S available. Much
<br />of the material is then reproduced and mailed to in-
<br />terested people in the District, and throughout the
<br />state and nation. Organizations with which the District
<br />is closely associated include the Water Resources Con-
<br />gress, National Water Resources Association, Colorado
<br />River Water Users Association, Arkansas River Basin
<br />Interstate Committee, Four States Irrigation Council,
<br />Colorado Water Congress, Colorado Water Conserva-
<br />tion Board, Fryingpan-Arkansas Operating Principles
<br />Committee, Arkansas River Compact Administration,
<br />alld special committees and commissions appointed b}'
<br />the President of the United States, the Congress, or the
<br />Governor of the State of Colorado.
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<br />DISTRICT LIBRARY
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<br />The District is on a number of mailing lists, and
<br />receives regular publications on a wide variety of wa-
<br />tef resource management programs, and those publica-
<br />tions, in additlon to the' ones which members of: direc-
<br />tors and staff obtain at official water meetings, are
<br />made a part of the ever-increasing library in the Dis-
<br />trict Offices. District officials are pleased when stu-
<br />dents from areawide schools, padicutarly in~titulion5
<br />of higher learning, use the resource facilities at the
<br />District Library in the preparation of term papers and
<br />m,llerial for speeches aJld debates. Water resource mat-
<br />ters are complex by their very nature, and it is helpful
<br />to the over-all program when people avail themselves
<br />of our authentic data and information, rather than
<br />pure speculation.
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