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<br />HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION 03-1019
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<br />BY REPRESENTATIVES Spradley, Berry, Borodkin, Boyd, Briggs, Brophy,
<br />Butcher, Clapp, Cloer, Coleman, Crane, Decker, Frangas, Carroll, Harvey, Hefley,
<br />Jahn, Johnson R" Larson, Lundberg, Madden, May M" McCluskey, Merrifield,
<br />Paccione, Plant, Pommer, Ragsdale, Rhodes, Rippy, Romanoff, Rose, Salazar,
<br />Sanchez, Schultheis, Sinith, Spence, Stafford, Stengel, Veiga, Weddig, Wiens,
<br />Williams S" and Williams T,;
<br />also SENATORS Kester, Entz, Fitz-Gerald, Groff, Grossman, Hagedorn,
<br />Hillman, Keller, Linkhart, Phillips, Sandoval, Tapia, Teck, Tupa, and Windels.
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<br />CONCERNING THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S ENDORSEMENT
<br />OF THE COLORADO 64 WATER PRINCIPLES.
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<br />WHEREAS, Drought is a naturally recurring part of Colorado's climatic
<br />cycle, and the past 4 years of drought, CUlminating in the record-setting
<br />parched conditions of 2002, have touched every region of the State of
<br />Colorado; and
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<br />WHEREAS, Water shortages throughout Colorado have reached crisis
<br />proportions, but every crisis offers opportunity--opportunity for
<br />cooperation, opportunity for understanding, and opportunity to unify
<br />diverse positions, and our current drought provides opportunity for all 3;
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