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(. ehuck Lile: But there's also the opportunities under the compact to use other state's e apportionments.... (inaudible ) Eric Kuhn: That's why my suggestion is that the state of Colorado determines that more water than 3.855 million acre feet is available under the 1922 and 48 compact for consumptive uses. David Harrison: So how about just a separate sentence as part of these under 3 that says "72,000 acre feet may be additionally modifiable if there should be more water or.. Eric Kuhn: If the State of Colorado determines that more water than 3.855.. David Harrison: I don't think...I suggest... Eric Kuhn: Well, no..because if you go back to our...if you go back to our Compact Workgroup Report, it was based on a maximum of 3.855, so I'd like to tie it back to that Compact Report and specifically state thaLput that number in there, because... David Harrison: And that number was what...3.8? Eric Kuhn: 3.855, is that correct? e David Harrison: OK, so the 72,000 acre feet should be additionally modifiable upward if the State of eolorado should determine that more than 3.855 million acre feet is available under the compacts. OK, is there anything else about the...Uh, Margo? Margo Zallen: (inaudible) I think the motion talks about the bypass flows in the Yampa and they...they can leave it open, as....(too much noise to hear clearly) T rish Bangert(?) Well, 6ai says with specific language "to be developed". So I read that as being the idea that's important, but that language would be developed later. Margo Zallen: But,...6a...the language which is what...(conversation is inaudible but to speaker not coming to the microphone) David Harrison: Can we just... Margo Zallen: Tying it down somewhat...(inaudible) David Harrison: Can get away from the specificity just slightly by inserting the adjective "generally" in front of say, number I, and then at the end, a separate e Minutes of December 13, 1995 Special eWeB Meeting