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<br />336 <br /> <br />Mr. Breitenstein: I will, at these hearings, urge approval <br />of the recommendation of the Colorado River Storage Project. <br />That includes the two large units, Glen Canyon and Echo Park; I <br />alsotChurecta~ti, DfetBhequBe andd tthe,tDenvDer mbBlue. It~hink Tthhat . <br />was e ac lon 0 e oar a 1 s ece er mee lng. e <br />policy is not changed." <br /> <br />'" <br />Mr. Moses: "Would you prefer to have action on this <br />Cross Mountain storage?" <br /> <br />Mr. Breitenstein: "The Board makes policy matters." <br />all <br />"I think we~ant to look at this pretty carefully. <br />representative most effected by Cross Mountain <br />on how it will effect that area." <br /> <br />Mr. Moses: <br />I think the <br />must report <br /> <br />Mr. Breitenstein: nyou are a member of the Board. I think <br />the presentation I have made this morning is not much <br />different from that "at the December 11th meeting."' <br /> <br />Mr. Moses: "I don't consider this exactly a change. There <br />are a lot of ways to get this thing done." <br /> <br />Mr. Dunbar: <br />before." <br /> <br />"The change is making it broader than it was <br /> <br />Mr. Moses: <br />Mr. Dutcher <br />anything on <br /> <br />From what the Chairman has:, said and what <br />has said, it would be difficult to accomplish <br />this subject today." <br /> <br />Mr. Breitenstein: "If the matter is handled in this.way,-- <br />and then the question is asked in Committee hearings, or <br />in Congress itself, as to whether there is a feasibility <br />report on this project in the Bureau of the Budget, the <br />answer is yes, Undoubtedly with a lot 'ofmembe~of Congress <br />that would make a good deal of difference." <br /> <br />Mr. Saunders: "It seems to me that the thing was passed <br />over lightlY by Mr. Breitenstein. If this Board were to <br />take action along the lines of this letter, no actual <br />authorization for construction should be adopted~until . <br />such authorization was approved by this Board. If no ; <br />acfual c6nstruction could be undertaken by the Bureau or <br />any other project until approved by this Board, we would <br />be protected. It is going to be many, many months before <br />we get these projects started." <br /> <br />I <br />