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<br />"*::10.1. <br /> <br />which I understand has been distributed to <br />each of you so, with your permission, ~tr. <br />Chairman, I'll pass through and touch some of <br />the high points of it. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I'll start first with our construction <br />program, beginning in the southern portion <br />of Region 4 at Glen Canyon. We now have <br />installed and in operation six of the eight <br />units there with a capacity now turning of <br />675,000 kilowatts. The two remaining units <br />are well advanced and we expect that they <br />will be commercial by the late spring or <br />early summer. <br /> <br />Blue Mesa, since our last report to you, <br />has been topped out and water is being im- <br />pounded in the reservoir, and as of last week <br />has reached a total storage of about 112,000 <br />acre-feet. <br /> <br />On the 2nd of December a contract for a <br />little over $1 million was awarded to the <br />Eagle Construction Company of Loveland, <br />Colorado for the completion of the Blue Mesa <br />powerplant. <br /> <br />At Morrow point, again because of the <br />rather cool weather down in the bottom of the <br />canyon, all outside work has stopped. But <br />the excavation of the tunnels and the under- <br />ground powerplant is continuing at full pace. <br />Some of the interior work is being accomplished <br />to stabilize the rock inside. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />The very difficult access road to the <br />Crystal damsite, again in the BlaCk Canyon of <br />the Gunnison River, is completed. Our present <br />schedules call for invitations to bids for <br />the Crystal Dam installation within the very <br />near future - within a few weeks. <br /> <br />At Rifle Gap Dam the outside work, of <br />course, has slowed down. He did not get the <br />diversion made last fall as we had hoped. <br />