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<br /> <br />(i\,; <br />); :i:! <br /> <br />_:i,' <br /> <br />~',~ <br /> <br />ia:le~; <br />> ",' <br />, '" <br /> <br />I'" <br />:.',',.,,' ',': <br />;'1' <br />E. ~ <br />.';!"i"!: <br />:;-~ ,'. <br />Jil <br />.:,~,.!;: <br />:.' i~l- <br /> <br />:' ~~:' <br />'}~~~: <br />':;'3:~.~ . <br /> <br />.I~' <br /> <br />"'"'., <br />;. . ~:~ <br /> <br /> <br />--- <br /> <br />\j()2.811 <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />VII-12 <br /> <br />UPDATING THE HOOVER DAM DOCUMENTS <br /> <br />The Lower Division suggested that Subarticle 11(3), which, as proposed, provided "After commencement of <br />delivery of mainstream water by means of the Central Arizona Project, ' . ." be revised to read: "After com- <br />mencement of delivery of mainstream water into centraf Arizona by means of the Central Arizona Project, <br />. . ." since "into central Arizona" previously appears in Subarticle III (2) , This suggestion was not adopted but, <br />in lieu thereof, the phrase "into central Arizona" was deleted from Subarticle 1lI(2) as unnecessary. The word <br />"will" was not changed to "shall" in Subarticle 1II(2) as was suggested by the Lower Division, <br /> <br />I <br />f <br /> <br />In Subarticle 1II(3)(a) the statutory citation has been added to the reference to "Arizona v. California" for <br />clarity. <br /> <br />In Subarticle 1lI(3)(b) the Lower Division proposal that the reference to "Normal" be followed by "as defined <br />above" in Subarticle 1II(3)(a) was nat considered necessary. However, a Lower Division proposal was <br />adopted that the reference to "factors" in Subarticle 1II(3)(b)(i) and in Subarticle 1II(3) (c)(i) be l hanged to "re. <br />quirements" in order to be consistent with Subartic1e III(l) which is the reference point and since "require- <br />ments" is the term used therein. The Lower Division proposal that Subarticle 1II(3)(c)(iv), which refers to <br />"historic stream flows, including the mast critical period of record;" be expanded by the addition of "and its <br />probability of occurrence" as not adopted because the suggested addition was considered redundant. <br />However, the Lower Division proposed Article 1II(3) Ic) (v) was adopted and reads: <br /> <br />"(v) Priorities set forth in Article 1I(A) of the Decree in Arizona v, California; and" <br /> <br />The Lower Division proposal that former Subarticle 1II(3) Ic)(v). redesignated as Subarticle 1II(3)(c)(vi), which <br />referred to "water quality factors, environmental conditions. and usefulness of Lake Mead for recreational <br />and fishery purposes.", be revised as follows was adopted, except that the word "purposes" was substituted <br />for "factors": <br /> <br />"(vi) The [factors] purposes stated in Article 1(1) of these Operating Criteria," <br /> <br />In Subarticle iV(1)(b) the Upper Division proposal was adopted that the definition of "surplus" be expanded <br />by a stc:tcmCrlt that the term "3Urp!US" as used in these criteria is not to be construed as applying to, being in- <br />terpretive of, or in any manner having reference to the term "surplus" in The Colorado River Compact. <br />However. the reference therein to "these criteria" was changed to "these Operating Criteria". <br /> <br />In Subarticle iV(l)(c), the definition of "'Net inflow to Lake Mead' as used in Subarticle 111 (3)(b)(iv) <br />herdn. . ." has been expanded to include as omitted reference to "and (c)(iii)" following the rderence to "Ar- <br />ticle 1lI (c)(b)(iv)." <br /> <br />The Lower Division proposal for a new Article IV(1)(d) definition of "Available capability" was adopted ex- <br />cept that the phrase "at any time" was deleted therefrom so that it provides: <br /> <br />"(d) 'Available capability', as used in Article 1i(4) herein, means that portion of the total capacity of the <br />powerplant that is physically available [at any time] for generation." ' <br /> <br />Finally. the Lower Division definition of "Release from Lake Mead" which was designed to encompass "water <br />either pumped from Lake Mead or delivered to the Colorado River below Lake Mead" was not adopted <br />because the relevant statements in Article 1lI concerning water either pumped from Lake Mead or released <br />from Lake Mead are well understood and adequately covered the factual situation. <br /> <br />..~ <br />, <br />, <br />! <br /> <br />