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Board Meetings
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1/24/2006
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WSP Section - Statewide Water Supply Initiative
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<br />, ' <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Enhances South Platte, Rio Grande, and Colorado River endangered species; <br /> <br />. Increases reliability and quality of limited state and regional water supplies; <br /> <br />. Integrates and increases productivity of existing water supply systems; <br /> <br />. Provides strong incentives for cooperation between historically competing basins; <br /> <br />. Diverts only 13% of untapped Gunnison River's native flows; <br /> <br />. Optimizes Gunnison and Black Canyon flows for fish and recreation; <br /> <br />. Front Range cities can cooperatively share CCP's 10 to I benefit-cost expectations; <br /> <br />. Permitting and construction can soon be completed in four self-funding phases; <br /> <br />. Reduces annual evaporation losses, i.e. 1.5 ft. vs. 7.0 ft. from Lake Powell; <br /> <br />. Gravity deliveries can recharge state's declining aquifers during long wet cycles; <br /> <br />. Annual peaking power revenues will offset spring pumping and filling costs; <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Urban and rural water user costs will decline instead of escalate; <br /> <br />. Increased water productivity can offset potential shortages from global warming; <br /> <br />. Serves as model high storage project to solve escalating Western water crisis; <br /> <br />. Solves Bureau's projected flood failures for Taylor Park, Blue Mesa, and Pueblo Dams. <br /> <br />Thank you for considering these comments and CCP's advantages in your EIS for SDS. <br /> <br />~~ <br /> <br />Dave Miller, President <br /> <br />EncI: Summary pages of Bureau's 1988 Economic & Feasibility Study ofCCP Phases I & 2, <br /> <br />cc: Gale Norton, Secretary of Interior; Mike Johanns, Secretary of Agrieulture; John Keys, <br />Commissioner, USBUREC; Carol DeAngelis, Bureau Western Colorado Area Manager; Lt. <br />Gen. Carl Strock, Chief Anny Corps of Engineers; Stephen Johnson, EPA Administrator; Russell <br />George, Director, CO Dept.ofNatural Resources; Don Ament, Commissioner, CO Dept. of <br />Agriculture; John Struthers, CO Attorney General; Bill Owens, Governor of Colorado; Colorado <br />Congressional Delegation; and Congressional Resources Committees. <br />
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