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<br />"",VI.I.. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />project definite plan report draft is in the <br />final stages of review and analysis. The plan <br />of development was reported on at our last <br />meeting. preconstruction activities will con- <br />tinue during the remainder of this fiscal year. <br /> <br />On the Savery-Pot Hook project, some of <br />the basic field WOD( and investigations have <br />been moved along. Studies are being made to <br />see if additional lands could be included to <br />replace lands in the Fourmile and Timberlake <br />areas that were determined to be nonirrigable. <br /> <br />We have received two inquiries on small <br />reclamation projects. One of them being from <br />the Yamcolo Reservoir Company, Yampa, colorado, <br />and the other one from the Overland Reservoir <br />Company, Hotchkiss, Colorado. Engineers are <br />preparing loan applications for their respective <br />proposals. <br /> <br />The Farmers' Water Development company, <br />Non~ood, Colorado, recently submitted a notice <br />of intent to apply for a loan for enlarging the <br />Gurley Reservoir. <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />As a matter of general interest to you, I <br />can report that we have negotiated, at the field <br />level, that is our regional level, drafts of <br />contracts for the interim use until the year <br />2005 for water out of Navajo Reservoir in the <br />San Juan Basin for industrial uses with the <br />Utah Mining a~1construction Compa~y, the EI <br />Paso .Natural Gas and Consolidated Coal (that's <br />a single organizational entity), New Mexico <br />Public Service company, Humble oil company and <br />Southern union Gas. The total of the con sump- . <br />tion represented by these interim water users <br />would be 92,500,000 acre-feet with a small reser- <br />vation in there of a possible later use by the <br />city of Gallup. <br /> <br />Just to highlight our dollar program for <br />FY 1967 which ended this last June, the program <br />for the state with the Bureau of Reclamation, <br />