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<br />a. It must be designed and conducted to develop and test <br />the technology and confirm and evaluate its effects. ~ <br /> <br />b. It must include a means to mitigate and compensate for <br />the economic. social. and environmental impacts of the <br />test on Colorado. <br /> <br />c. The Bureau and State of Colorado must negotiate a <br />satisfactory program for state review and approval of <br />s~ecific cloud seeding plans based on standards and <br />conditions similar to those imposed on private cloud <br />seeders. The conditions include provisions for <br />emergency cessation orders. <br /> <br />d. The water attributable to augmentation from CREST <br />should be treated as part of the natural water supply <br />of the Colorado River System for determining whether <br />compact delivery obligations are satisfied. <br /> <br />e. Colorado River Storage Project revenues should not be <br />used to pay for the CREST program. The enclosed motion <br />of the Colorado Water Conservation Board addresses one <br />of the reasons for this position. Furthermore. Section <br />202 of PUblic Law 90-537 states that the augmentation <br />of the water supply of the COlorado River is a national <br />obligation. Under the circumstances. funding for CREST <br />should come from congressional appropriations or the . <br />Reclamation Fund. as proposed by the Upper Colorado <br />River Commission. <br /> <br />In response to the Chairman's request for Board action. Mr. <br />Vandemoer moved. seconded by Mr. Smith. that the Board maintain <br />its position as expressed in a motion adopted at the July 13. ' <br />1984. meeting as follows:' <br /> <br />a. It supports the CREST program so long as it is <br />conducted as a demonstration program whose Objectives <br />are: (a) to advance the understanding of the <br />technology of winter cloud seeding as a potential means <br />of augmenting the flows of the ColoradO River pursuant <br />to the Obligations of the federal government under the <br />Colorado River Basin Project Act of 1968. and (b) to <br />develop the information needed to confirm that snowfall <br />and runoff is increased and to assess the social and <br />economic impacts of cloud seeding. and <br /> <br />b. It is opposed to the use of CRSP power revenues to pay <br />for any portion of the proposed CREST program until the <br />originally intended benefits of the CRSP power revenue <br />system. and a level of development of Colorado's water <br />resources equivalent to that contemplated by currently <br />authorized. but unconstructed. participating projects. <br />are realized. Motion adopted unanimOUSly. . <br /> <br />-10- <br />
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