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<br />CHAPTER III <br /> <br />PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />water resources, water rights, municipal development, recreation, and <br />fish and wildlife resources. Potential storage sites and water devel- <br />opment proposals, both Federal and non-Federal, were identified and <br />described. <br /> <br />A second meeting of the team was held September 14, 1977, in <br />Steamboat Springs with about 31 people present. The discussions at <br />this meeting basically followed the general pattern of the Rangely <br />meeting. Emphasis this time was on the eastern portion of the study <br />area, where coal production is dominant, oil shale is practically non- <br />existent, and petroleum is of minor importance. <br /> <br />The last meeting of the team was the one in Steamboat Springs, al- <br />though the organization is still in effect. Because of the rapidly <br />changing energy picture and the indefinite future water requirements in <br />northwestern Colorado and northeastern Utah, the team has deferred its <br />planning efforts until better indications of energy and related water <br />needs became apparent. At that time the study can be resumed. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />22 <br />