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12/19/1951
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Clifford Johnson
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Supplements 1-3 of Views, Comments and Recommendations on narrows Dam Project
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HAXTUN SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT <br />HAXTUN, COLORADO <br />WHEREAS, the Bureau of Reclamation conforming to the, Pick -Sloan plan for flood <br />control and irrigation for the Missouri River Drainage area, was given the carrying <br />out of the flood and irrigation project known as the !'Narrows Dam" and has performed <br />considerable amount o� preliminary work on the project and <br />MEREAS, some objection has arisen to the proposed project and delayed further <br />preliminary work, and <br />VA EREAS, the members of the Raxtun Soil Conservation District have discussed and <br />considered very fully and carefully, among other things, the said Narrows Dam Project, <br />and <br />WHEREAS, the said association was of the unanimous opinion that the construction <br />of said project will be of special value to Northeastern Colorado; for the following <br />reasons: <br />1. The Narrows Dam will provide protection to the property on the South Platte <br />River below said dam from often occurring floods. <br />2. The Narrows Dam will provide storage of water at times when the water is not <br />needed by other appropriators, which water when so stored can be used for further de- <br />velopment of lands in the South Platte Valley by providing water for lands now not <br />supplied with water in the State of Colorado. That there exists at this time a large <br />acreage of land under said proposed dam that is wholly without irrigation water. <br />3. It is necessary to provide a stream reservoir to impound any waters brought <br />from the Colorado diver that cannot be immediately used but may be used later. Un- <br />less this is done there is grave danger that the Colorado River Compact may become <br />vulnerable, and vital water lost to Colorado developmenU Forever. <br />k. The association has no doubt but that the Department of the Interior acting <br />through the Reclamation Bureau will respect and recognize the vested rights of all <br />water users as it has done in the past. That the representatives of the Reclamation <br />Bureau have repeatedly given the assurance that it will so respect and recognize such <br />vested rights, That the consummation of the Narrows Dam Project will then assure the <br />continuance of our present invaluable water rights and priorities under the laws of <br />Colorado. <br />NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the Haxtun Soil. Conservation District hereby <br />earnestly approves and strongly endorses in every way the construction of the "Nar- <br />rows Dam" Project and urges that work thereon be resumed and carried on to completion <br />without delay according to the plans of the Reclamation Bureau. <br />That a certified copy of this resolution be sent to the Colorado Water Conser- <br />vation Board; a copy to each of our two U. S. Senators and a copy each to our Con- <br />gressmen; and a copy to the Office of the Reclamation Bureau for this Region at <br />.Denver, Colorado. <br />Louis Koch <br />President H. S. C. D. <br />
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