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<br />~TO <br /> <br />" . t. '~ <br /> <br />Mr. Pughe: "i mi~t suggest that each member of the Board COIl,:" <br />tribute, on his own, so a.s to keep informed on what's going on. It <br />is worth it to every member of the B<:ard." <br />. , <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Mr. Saunders: '~f it is illegal for this Board to secure the <br />services of the'NRA, it must be illegal for the Denver Water Board <br />to do the same things." <br /> <br />Mr. Beaty: "I would like to have the'dire<:tor get a ruling on that."' <br />Mr. Crawford: "We will be glad-to do' that.,...-. <br /> <br />. . <br />Mr. Pughef "I think we can handle this on 'a voluntary basis." <br /> <br />Mr. Dutcher: "We ought to give an explanation to t.he Attorney <br />General that it is the concensus of this Board that the Colorado <br />Vlater Conservation Board should belong to the NRA and that the <br />Attorney General submit an opinion that it can be done." <br /> <br />Mr. Christy: "Dean' Crawford should give me a list of names, so <br />I can notify the NRA that we want those names on the list for <br />Colorado. Of course, I don't know everyone in the state of Colo- <br />rado. I personally' think the Board should be able to make a con- <br />tribution to the NRA.'" <br /> <br />Mr. Bailey: "Do you have any' other conununications to the' Board? <br />If not we will pass to Item S.'" <br /> <br />5. Report on Laramie River Problem. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />, <br />Mr. Bailey: "The Board will remember that there was a Connnittee <br />appointed to negotiate with the State of Wyoming to see :if that <br />river situation'could be cleared. . The Laramie River people re- <br />quested a conference with the Governor, which was .held last Friday <br />and attended by Dean Crawford, Mr. Breitenstein, the Attorney Gen- <br />eral and I, along with the Laramie people. The only possible <br />solution they could figure out is to try to get back into the <br />Supreme Court.. Theyv.ere requested to present a concrete proposal <br />and also suggest what they hope to prove and how to prove it. As <br />it is, we don't know'whether it will cost $56,000 or $100,000 to <br />go through the court. The Laramie people don 't know what I,S going. <br />to happen up there. It is a very urifortunate condition result.ing <br />from the U. S. Supreme Court decree. The situation is bad and I <br />don't know what's going to happen.," <br /> <br />Mr. Dutcher: "Are those people residents of Wyoming?" <br /> <br />Mr. Bailey: "No, they are residents of Colorado." <br />