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<br />Page 2 <br /> <br />Committee on Water of the National Research Council (1968) Water And Choicy In The Colorado Basta <br />pub. no~ 1689, National Academy of Sciences, Washington D~ C., 107 pages. <br /> <br />Driver B. (1986) Western Water: Tuninsr The Svstem~ report prepared for the Western Governor's <br />Association, Denver, Colorado" 87 pages; and other reports on water resources prepared for the <br />Association. <br /> <br />Music and Cope (1982) Briefing Panel On Critical Water Suoolv Variables For Enemy Develonment fu The <br />UnDer Colomdo River Basin, published by the law firm, Boulder" Colorado, 39 pages and appended <br />material. <br /> <br />Natural Resources Law Center (1996) Restoritu! The West's Water: Onoortunities For The Bureau Of <br />Reclamation, University of Colorado School of Law, Boulder~ Colorado, 2 volumes~ <br /> <br />The Powell Consortium (1995) Severe Sustained Drought; Managing the Colorado River SYStem in Times <br />of Water Shortage. Arizona Water Resources Research Centert University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, 170 <br />pages. <br /> <br />u.s. Army Corps of Engineers (1981) Interim Technical Report Hi~h Plains - Ogallala AQuifer Studv~ <br />Water Transfer Element. Dallas Office, Dallas, Texas. (Includes analysis of pipeline proposals from the <br />Missouri River and from rivers just above their confluence with the Mississippi River.] <br /> <br />u.s. Army Corps of Engineers (1985) Water Resources Development in Colorado -1985) ~ssouri River <br />Division, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington D. C.~ 40 pages. <br /> <br />Weatherford G. D. (1990) From Basin to 'tHydroconunonsu~ Intei!l"ated Water Management Without <br />ReSlional Governance. no. 5, Natural Resources Law Center, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, 22 <br />pages. <br /> <br />· There have been many previous water resource planning and policy programs~ Particular attention should be <br />given to analysis of experience with recent water resource planning efforts in the states of Arizona, California, New <br />Mexico, Washington, and Wyoming. Over the past several years a number of excellent reports have been published <br />about water management and policy within Colorado and for specific Colorado basins. These should form the <br />foundation for the SWSI. The components~ reportsj and studies from earlier major planning and policy programs <br />such as the following should also be examined: <br /> <br />Bureau of Reclamation (various dates) Guidelines for Imnlementing Princioals And Standards For <br />Multiobiective Planninlt Of Water Resources. <br /> <br />Buteau of Reclamation and Natuml Resources Conservation Service - specific plans submitted for achieving <br />efficient water management and for assistance with watershed projects. <br /> <br />Colorado Water Resources and Power Development (hydropower and basin studies in the 1980.s and <br />1990~s). <br /> <br />Denver Board of Water Commissioners (1997) Water For Tomorrow.. - an integrated resource planning <br />process~ <br /> <br />Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, components of the current Comprehensive Plan List for Colorado <br />(2000). <br />