WMOD00225

• Applicant: J. William Bullock
• Project Name: E. of Colorado Springs Research Project
• Date: 3/15/1978
• Weather Modification - Doc Type: Application

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APPLICATION FOR PERMIT FOR,
WEATHER MODIFICATION ACTIVITIES

(under'Colorado Weather Modification Act of 1972).

(Use additional sheets if necessary; maintain reference to the application paragraphs.)

1. Applicant:
2. Domicile or applicant: 1100 Kachina, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 80915

J. William Bullock

3. Principal Colorado address of applicant:

(same)

4. Business address of applicant: AIRO~.Irlc.. P.O. Box 731, Colorado Springs, Co. 80901

5. Licensed person in control:
The person or, persons holding a valid weather modification license (under 151-1-10,
eRS 1963, as amended) who will be in field control of ,the project or activities for
which a permit is requested are:J.William Bullock

6. Time period during which the proposed operation shall continue: from issuance of
'Dermit until 15 A1)ril 1978

7. Name and address of applicant or other person on whose behalf the operation is to
be conducted. Dr. Bernard Vonnegut, De1)t. Atmos1)heric Science, State University of
New York at Albanv, Albany. New York 12222

8. Operational Plan:
Attached to this application is an operational plan, prepared by the licensee(s)
above, which contains each of the following elements:

a. A statement of the nature and objectives of the proposed project.

b. A map of the proposed operating area specifying the primary target area and
the area reasonably expected to be affected. (Map should be reproducible.)

c.

Description of how the project will be implemented and carried out.
location,weather data available, types of aircraft, seeding devices
material, seeding rates, etc.) , ,

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d. Any expected effects upon the environment resulting from the proposed: project
and the methods of determining and evaluating those effects.

e. Any additional information which may be required to describe the operation
and the proposed method of its evaluation.

9. Factors indicating that the proposed weather modification project is conceived to
provide and offers promise of providing an economic benefit to the area in which
the operation will be conducted (applicable only to commercial projects):
(this, is' a scient; f; c 're.earch 'Project)