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I I MR. STAPLETON: NR. MILLER: I-IR. DUGAN : working season should see the completion of that facility and will be in shape so that in subse- quent years when spills become necessary the spillway will be entirely adequate to prevent any erosion. Progress is good on the Hayden-Archer trans- mission line. The prime contractor has completed approximately 10 miles of tower footings on Schedule 2 and is erecting steel towers on Schedule 3. The subcontractor has completed footings on about 15 miles of the third schedule. It does appear that this facility is beyond schedule and that we will have the line available in order to accommodate first allocations of the Storage project power." "Thank you, Pat. First of all, are there any questions in regard to Region 7 by members of the Board?" "Mr. Chairman, Clint Hayer, of the Chamber of Commerce at Greeley, went over the Justin Haynes report and commented to me that the land appraised appears to be not at the recent lower Weld County site and I suggested to him that he contact our Board or Region 7 to verify this but I am wondering whether you could comment on this?" "Yes. There are some adjustments which are necessary to adapt the area that your consul- tants advised on to specific sites in the t~,e lines of the two reservoirs. However, in our estimates we are using the unit values that your consultant has provided us and only apply- ing those unit values to the proper areas. So this work has been very helpful and it is very basic to the estimates and we are incorporating it. The only adjustment that appeared proper was some minor adjustments for severance costs where some of these operations in the reservoir bottom were lined with those outside the reser- voir and in these instances we felt that some upward adjustments were desirable. But these