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<br />Martineau: <br /> <br />Martineau: <br /> <br />Harrison: <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />reached a compromise on that. The issues of sufficient progress now go far <br />beyond those like a new project such as Wolford Mountain or Two Forks. <br />They go in to existing project operations, giving an example where this may <br />apply in the next several years is the Grand Valley Water Users would like <br />to do some repair work, some--a lot of it is very cosmetic dealing with the <br />cement on the roller dam and some things like that. They have acquired <br />or they are considering applying to the United States for loans to do that <br />through the reclamation program. If that project is considered--if sufficient <br />progress has to apply to an existing project down there and the--you know, <br />there could be major problems, major reoperations, the effect would <br />probably force the group to deal with-- that issue for several years <br />until this has been resolved and I don't think we can do that, I don't think <br />we can live with that kind of uncertainty as to applies to existing projects <br />and with that I think I want to say that I agree with--l think the Board has <br />had good communication and good cooperation with the Water Congress <br />Special Project and we want to continue that relationship. I might also add <br />that as the River District we participate both in the recovery program as <br />the River District and as a member of the Water Congress so we kind of <br />have duel in that issue. Are there any questions? <br /> <br />Any other questions or comment. Okay I think we're ready for a motion <br /> <br />now. <br /> <br />Okay, I think we're ready for a motion now. <br /> <br />I would move that we determine first of all the following determinations <br />of fact pursuant to the statute 37-92-1023. <br />That a. a natural environment does exist in the IS-Mile Reach. <br />That b. water is available in the IS-Mile Reach for appropriation at least <br />to the extent of 581 cfs for July, August, and September. <br /> <br />15 <br />