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<br />control and the other matters we'll get the <br />whole state in. The areas where we have had <br />all the publicity about is Chatfield - too <br />big, too small, not properly located, how <br />does it work in with Two Forks, and so forth. <br />I think Hr. Sparks can do a great deal of <br />good for us in coordinating the efforts and I <br />the responsibility which I do think is our <br />Board's. <br /> <br />All right with you, Larry?" <br /> <br />MR. SPARKS: <br /> <br />"I think it is a good idea. I have been <br />amazed at the number of organizations that <br />have suddenly popped up since the flood. I <br />attended one meeting that went into a late <br />hour last night of a group of Denver business- <br />men. There are literally dozens of these <br />organizations springing up. It is apparent <br />that they have little conception of the <br />proper procedure to get flood control <br />projects. <br /> <br />Our main point of contact so far has <br />been through the Inter-County Regional Plan- <br />ning Commission, and in the Lower South <br />Platte, with the Lower South platte Water <br />Conservancy District. <br /> <br />I"l'hat Craig mentions I think will happen <br />allover the state. They are doing the same <br />thing in the Arkansas Valley. We are deal- <br />ing with three different Corps offices <br />actually. The South Platte deals with the <br />Omaha office, the Arkansas with the Albu- <br />querque office. The western slope deals <br />with the Los Angeles office, Craig, which <br />has never been a very satisfactory setup <br />as far as we are concerned. He have been <br />quite disappointed in the flood control I <br />benefits allocated to us for western slope <br />projects. We have felt that the investiga- <br />tions were insufficient in every case. I <br />think that is something that should be pushed <br />in that area." <br />