BOARD00198

• Board Meeting Date: 1/15/1969
• Description: Agenda or Table of Contents, Minutes, Memos
• Board Meetings - Doc Type: Meeting

even at this juncture you might want to go
through them. If you care to take the time,
we'll be happy to do it.

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The report and all the issues that are
concerned in the report by the Bureau of
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, of course, have
been studied by our people, our field men in
our water resources section. Upon the comple-
tion of their evaluation of the features of
the project, they made up the statements and
presented them to our Game, Fish and Parks
Commission, as you will see there, on October
3rd and 4th. I can't tell you for certain
which day; I wasn't present at the Commission
meeting that date. At any rate the sheets
you have are true and exact copies from the
minutes. We'll go through these for the bene-
fit of those who don't hQve copies.

The preliminary report of the Bureau of
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife concerning the
Yellow Jacket Project was moved by Mr. Getz
and seconded by Mr. Combs that the Commission
concur in the preliminary stipulations pre-
sented in the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and
Wildlife report, with the additional recom-
mendations regarding stream flow as listed
herein:

'1. That Ripple Dam and Reservoir be
constructed with a minimum pool of 3,000
acre-feet, substantially all of which is to
be added for fish conservation.

2. That Lost Creek Dam and Reservoir
be constructed with a minimum pool of 2,500
acre-feet, substantially all of which is to
be added for fish conservation.

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3. That Thornburgh Dam and Reservoir
be constructed with added capacity for a
minimum pool for fish conservation.

4. That the Thornburgh Reservoir oper-
ation provide the active storage to replace