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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />4BI&2 <br /> <br />4B3 <br /> <br />4Cl <br /> <br />4C2 <br /> <br />402 <br /> <br />4EI&2 <br /> <br />Winter Water Account of convenience and timely distribution of 35% <br />storage charge <br />. Without providing comment concerning Colorado's 5/02 <br />proposed resolution, Kansas verbally offered an alternative idea <br />for consideration, "Colorado requested consideration of and <br />response to its proposal before entertaining additional ideas, <br /> <br />Criteria for determining storage of Section ill vs, Compact water <br />. Kansas reported that it bas not revised its altemati ve accounting <br />procedure in response to Colorado's criticisms, however, they <br />are in the process of converting the application to Excel format <br />prior to making those changes <br />. Colorado responded to a criticism of the comparison of current <br />conservation storage to that of the 1950-1975 period that had <br />been provided for review by revising the data used to be <br />consistent with that in the ARCA annual reports and provided a <br />revised summary for Kansas' review <br />. Kansas also noted that the comparison would be more <br />meaningful if it were to be adjusted to account for the fact that <br />during the 1950-1975 period conservation storage was affected <br />by the 100 cfs pass through provision pursuant to Article V (A) <br />of the Compact. <br /> <br />Appropriate determination of transit loss under Section II (E)(4) <br />. Kansas reported no progress in reviewing the Ley report, <br />however, a request was made for the underlying data and <br />analysis in order to facilitate verification of the conclusions, <br />. Colorado renewed its request for daily diversion records by <br />Kansas ditches for the period concurrent with and subsequent to <br />each demand for Section II account water releases from 1980 to <br />the present to be used to determine the period oftime follO\ving <br />the end of a release made for Kansas during which Kansas <br />ditches generally continue to benefit from the release operation, <br />This should aid in formulating an appropriate definition of uansit <br />loss to be used in ~uch determinations, <br /> <br />Appropriate a:counting procedure to be "sed in settlement for deficit in <br />de;;very of Article II LO Kan,::..> <br />. Kansas did not present a proposed resolution to clarify the <br />appropriate procedure, <br /> <br />Non-reporting of Section II(C)(I) determination <br />. Kansas provided no report to verify whether a complaint involving <br />inappropriate temporary storage or averaging of flows is alleged in <br />2002 <br /> <br />Interrupted transfers from conservation storage to accounts <br />. The principle behind Kansas' concerns remain unclear <br />