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Final Environmental Impact statement (Chapter 5.0). Those meetings will include concerned Federal, state, and local government agencies, as well as water user, conservation, and other groups. At those annual meetings, which will include representatives from the Service, agency input, and public comments will be addressed within the operational constraints, demands, and flexibility of the water management agencies (the River District and Reclamation). III. Authorities: service Authorities Fish and wildlife Coordination Act, 16 U.S.C. Sec. 661; Fish and wildlife Act of 1956, 16 U.S.C. Sec. 742f(a)(4); and ESA 16 U.S.C Sec 1531-1544 River District Colorado River Water Conservation 37-46-101, et. seq. Water Activity Enterprise Act, CRS Intergovernmental Cooperation, CRS District Act, C.R.S.Sec Sec. 37-45.1-101.et seq; Sec. 29-1-203 IV. Special Terms and Conditions: A. The River District will provide up to 6,000 acre-feet of storage water in Wolford Mountain Reservoir for release to the endangered Colorado River fishes as provided herein. This 6,000 acre-feet of storage capacity is herein referred to as the "Fish Pool". 1. There are two other pools in Wolford Mountain Reservoir: a. The Denver Pool has a capacity of 24,000 acre- feet. The Denver Pool is allocated for use by Denver pursuant to the Rock Creek Reservoir Lease Agreement between the River District and Denver dated March 3, 1987, and the subsequent amendments thereof (Agreement Amending Lease Agreement effective as of July 21, 1992; July 19, 1993, letter agreement concerning the Amended Lease Agreement; and Supplemental Agreement to Agreement between the River District and Denver effective as of December 19,1995); and the decree in Water Court Case No. 91CW252. b. The West Slope Pool has a capacity of 36,000 acre-feet. the River statutory decrees, Project. The West Slope Pool is allocated to District for use pursuant to its authorities resolutions, policies, and agreements concerning the