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1/25/2005
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Report of the Attorney General
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<br />~ <br /> <br />I- <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />., <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />process requires that these items be pursued soon if they have any chance of <br />being addressed this year. <br /> <br />Mexican Treaty Nel!otiations <br />. Arizona will bring a draft letter to the January 31 meeting requesting that Interior <br />and State pursue ASAP shortage negotiations with Mexico through the IBWC <br />. CR Basin States want Interior and State to define the process which they know <br />will be lengthy <br />. Interior wants a dialogue with the 7-States on this matter (sec. Wymer) <br />. Mexico's proportionate share of approximately 9.0 MAP is about 17% <br />Bill Swan of Imperial raised the issue that there might not really be enough savings in <br />this area to be worth our time. Arizona is vitally interested in pursuing this, because if <br />they have to take a short in the future, sharing it with Mexico would help reduce their <br />pain. <br /> <br />Coniunctive Use Principals <br />. Lower Basin Conditions for maintaining water levcls in Powell <br />1. Keep Lower Basin whole over time (Mass balance of benefits to Powell <br />and Mead as against the Minimum Objective Release from Powell. They <br />want the base kept at 8.23 maffor this) Note that this assumes 100% <br />deficiency in meeting the Mexican treaty as they evaluate being made <br />whole. <br />2. Remain in place through 2016 and review criteria in 2016, including the <br />8.23 MAP MOR <br />3. Need to develop trigger elevations in both Powell and Mead <br />4. Need to protect elevation 1050 in Mead, return to 8.23 or more if <br />necessary in order to stay above 1050. At one point they said the Powell <br />reduced release would stay in place until the Lower Basin goes into a <br />shortage which would be about elev. 1050...?? <br />5. Need a payback timeframe <br />6. There must be benefits to both basins <br />7. There would be no compact calls against the VB during this time frame. I <br />don't know how much they are really giving us here as Powell would need <br />to fall to the dead pool for a call to be made and the odds for this are <br />much lower( about 2%) than hitting one of the crises elevations at Mead <br />which go up to 44%. <br />8. We added with respect to interim surplus guidelines, that such would be <br />effectively suspended during shortage operations <br />9. I believe we also added that in order to absolute protect 1000 means that <br />there are shortages to the Lower Basin, but did not define shortage. <br /> <br />We had a discussion of these conditions related more towards a full understanding and <br />without any commitments by anyone to anything. My personal feeling is that while <br />paybacks are not a good idea, if there is a guarantee of no calls or curtailments against the <br />Upper Basin, there maybe some room for discussion. <br />
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