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i <br /> I <br /> ' Evans: Yes. <br /> Trujillo: Mr. Evans and Mr. Pope,which one of you would like to go first? <br /> Pope: This is David Pope. I think probably it's appropriate for Peter to go first. <br /> Operator: Mr. Mark Stark joins, sir. <br /> ' Miller: Thank you. Operator? <br /> Operator: Yes, sir? <br /> ' Miller: Is the recording running right now? <br /> Operator: Yes sir, and the roll call was included in that, sir. <br /> Miller: Great. Thank you very much. <br /> ' <br /> Trujillo: Thank you very much. <br /> Truk y ry <br /> ' Operator: You're welcome. <br /> Trujillo: Why don't you go ahead, then,Mr. Evans? <br /> Evans: OK, I'm going to have Steve Miller explain our proposal, and including the <br /> resolution that was distributed with the notice. <br /> Miller: OK. <br /> Trujillo: Just as a reminder, before you speak, anyone here for this meeting,please identify <br /> yourself for the tape. <br /> ' Miller: This is Steve Miller, and I think I'll try to describe this...I worked with Steve <br /> Witte on the issue a little bit, and I might turn it over to him or let him jump in <br /> I when he feels the need. We prepared a draft resolution and a notice of the meeting <br /> and that should have been faxed and/or emailed to everybody who is on this call, if <br /> not I apologize and we could fax if we get to the point where people want to look <br /> at the actual words. The basic concept is that John Martin went into flood <br /> operations fairly quickly in early May due to a lot of rain in the Front Range of <br /> Colorado. At that time the permanent pool only had 9,000 acre feet in it and it is <br /> allowed to invade the flood space by up to 10,000 acre feet. Now that we're on <br /> the descending end of the flood operation at John Martin, there's about 8,000 left <br /> in the flood pool. We saw an opportunity to put some of the flood water into the <br /> G:WLCA\ME811NGS\1999\SP61499A revl.wpd <br /> 5 edited:December 13,2004;printed:December 13,2004 <br />