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<br />",=,,JUU <br /> <br />GOVERNOR JOHNSON: <br /> <br />NR. STAPLETON: <br /> <br />I-1R. SPARKS: <br /> <br />MR. GOSLIN: <br /> <br />MR. SPARKS: <br /> <br />Ed, would you like to start off with your <br />comments on this project?" <br /> <br />"Hell, I don't like to lead off on it but <br />I do have something that I want to say as we <br />go along. I could lead off but I would pre- <br />fer not to." <br /> <br />"All right. Then, Larry, if you'll lead <br />off with a background continuation from our <br />meeting down in Gunnison and then we'll let <br />you direct the experts who are going to <br />testify further." <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />"Present this morning is Nr. IvaI Goslin, <br />the Executive Director of the Upper Colorado <br />River Commission, who has been spending most <br />of his time in the past few months working <br />on the Colorado River problem. Also present <br />this morning is - is anybody from your staff <br />here, IvaI?" <br /> <br />"They haven't arrived yet." <br /> <br />"Present also is .Mr. Royce Tipton, who, <br />for many years, was consulting engineer to <br />this Board. 1.le recalled him to service <br />recently in connection with the Colorado <br />River problem and the report of his firm is <br />in your hands. He is available for anything <br />that might come up in connection with the <br />report. <br /> <br />The report actually is a report directed <br />to the Upper Colorado River Commission. It <br />has not yet been reviewed by that Commission. <br />1'1hat the attitude of the commission may be <br />towards the report, I do not know at this <br />time. But whatever the attitude may be, the <br />report is an accomplished fact. I don't think <br />it is going to be changed by anything that is <br />said here today or by anything done in the <br />Commission meeting. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />This report emphasizes a fact that we <br />have been familiar with for some time, but <br />