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130D2if5 Will iam R. Smith May 1, 1979 Page -4- local offices of the CSU Extension Service, U.S,D.A. field offices and private individuals reported to have historic use data will be contacted. A water resource engineer will be retained on a temporary basis to conduct this search. If necessary, several pumping tests will be conducted to determine aquifer response to various uses. Element task A-3.7 The water resources aspect of this task should involve the work of Bob Logenbaugh of CSU on well efficiencies and pumping cost. It is planned to contract additional limited testing to develop pumping efficiencies and lifting costs for the study area, Element A-3.B and A-3,9 These elements will be an extension and refinement of the computer programs and map generations of element task A-3,4. New programs may have to be developed or extensive revision of existing programs accomplished under these element tasks. Schedule of Research and Reports It is planned that the time schedule in the summary report will be fo 11 o~/ed, Element tasksA-3.1 - A-3.3 complete by end of September, 1979, Available data can be extracted for other Elements at any time hOlvever, El ement tasks A-3.4- - A-3. 6 compl ete by the end of October, 1979. Element task A-3.7 complete by July 1, 1980, Element tasks A-3,8 and A-3.9 complete by Novelllber 1, 1980. Required inputs and coordination Inputs to these element tasks will be limited to coordination bet\~een Colorado and adjoining states with regard to the establishment of subregions. The study personnel will be in constant contact with the U. S. Geological Survey during the data compilation phases of the tasks and the computer phases will necessitate coordination with the Texas group at least initially. It may be desirable for the general contractor to select a computer program for use by all states to generate geohydrologic data and maps,