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<br />848 <br /> <br />GOV. McNICHOLS: <br /> <br />MR. rvrosES: <br /> <br />MR. PETERSON: <br /> <br />MR. !.IOSES: <br /> <br />like to be advised as soon as possi- <br />ble so they can make the necessary <br />arrangements to be present.." <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />"I would like the Board to wora <br />a telegram to the Interior Department <br />requesting this extension, send it <br />over to me and I will take it from <br />there." <br /> <br />"If there is no objection I will <br />ask Mr. Sparks and the Director to <br />work out that telegram. <br /> <br />Is there anything else to come <br />before the Board?" <br /> <br />"I would still like to present a <br />recommendation to our Commissioner that <br />an attempt be made to restrict the de- <br />velopment of the participating projects <br />to 50% in each of the four states. I <br />am still concerned about how Colorado <br />is marching along with the other states <br />on development. I would like to have <br />their development reduced to a percentage <br />basis." <br /> <br />"That seems to conflict with the <br />Governor's meetings with the other <br />Governors in trying to work out this <br />problem of who gets what projects <br />when." <br /> <br />The Governor again spoke on the object of the <br />Governors' meetings in trying to dovetail Colorado proj- <br />ects with the other three states' projects. He said Our <br />job is to find out what we want in this State and in what <br />order and then sit down with the representati'ves of the <br />other three Upper Basin States and at that time present <br />the fact that Colorado gives the most water. When asked <br />what projects were schedu]ed to come up in the next Con- <br />gress, Governor McNichols replied that two participating <br />projects would be pushed, the Vernal and the Paonia for <br />appropriations. <br /> <br />I <br />