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Water Supply Protection
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8040.950
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Section D General Studies-General Water Studies
State
CO
Date
2/16/1978
Author
Denver Post
Title
Summary Sheets-Updates-Feb 1978-Narrows Dam Gets Clean Bill of Health
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News Article/Press Release
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<br />001737 <br /> <br />-- <br /> <br />--... - <br /> <br />. - <br /> <br />RECLAMATION REPORT <br />Narrows Dam Gets <br />'Clean Bill of Health' <br />) <br /> <br />. <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />FROM PAGE 1 <br /> <br />Engineers works finally were turned <br />down for continued lurw:ling. <br />Before the ~arrows was slalled for re- <br />study. some $]2 million had oc.e-n request. <br />ed for current spending. <br />Haskell said he intended to ask for <br />about $3.5 million in a new appropriation <br />"depending on the nature and the amount <br />of work the Bureau of Reclamation can <br />complete," <br /> <br />sanrlhiIJ cranes" in a migratory pattern <br />do~nstream. <br />-FinaJJy. the report said. ";\ ground- <br />water recharge alternative 10 the Sar. <br />rows unit Is not economically feasible.-" <br />T H J.; F,H"QRABLE report issued <br />Wednesday appeared to lea\'e unanswered <br />several of the complaints raised against <br />the dam lasf year by environmentalists <br />and the Carter administration. <br />The report didn't touch on the prospeet <br />of the "dislocation" of &12 residents of the <br />area, the COmplaint that 40 "hiStorieal <br />. and archaeological sites would be de. <br />stroyed" or that 15,000 acres of "agrlcul. <br />tural and wildlife laods would be inundat- <br />ed" and 15 miles of "free-flowing river <br />would be lost." <br />A spokesman lor the Interior Dt>part- <br />ment said that those and "other matters" <br />would have to be resoh-ec1 by Interior <br />Secretary Cecil Andrus and his aides <br />before the department makes a final ree- <br />f ommendation to President Carter. <br />A FL~AL Whjte House hurdle-the Of- <br />fice of ~tanagement and Budget-sti"1l <br />would have to be cleared if spending on <br />the Narrows Unit Is to be resumed, the I <br />aide said. <br />The D:\fB and environmentalists within I <br />I the Carter administration received the <br />major blame--or credit-last year for the <br />"hit list" attack on BUreau of Reelama. I <br />tion and Corps of Engineers water proj. <br />e<:ts. . <br />.-\1 one stage, the number of projects on I <br />~ the Carwr "hit /ist" numbered 30, all of I <br />tlIem rondemned by the president as <br />une('Onom!cal, unsafe or threats to the en- <br />vironment. <br />I.~ TilE Fl.'o'AL "oompromise" accept_, <br />led by Carter-a compromise in which <br />members of the Senate Appropriations <br />I Commiltee appnwed projects in their own <br />areas and discarded others---only three <br />reclamation ProjeclS and five Corps of <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />. - - - <br /> <br />lContinurd from pagl" I) <br />A roalition or ennroomt'nlal/;iroups includlfl~ <br />lhe Sil"rra Club. Auduhon Socil'I\", Ell\"ironffil'n. <br />lal Dt-ll"nse Fund. WiI&>lTN.'SS sOCieh and otht.rs <br />published a tt'port a )t'ar ago on .'Dl"3Stt-rs in <br />Wall"r Dl',.elopmt'nl" which indudftl a page 00 <br />Xarrows <br />In addition 10 displat:t'nwnt d farm families. <br /> <br />Interior gives go-ahead to Narrows Dam <br /> <br />Ilalards for wiJd!ift> and depletion of sttt'arn flow <br />lhE>en\'ironmt'1l1al report said the ~arrO\lo-ssltt' I; <br />poll'nliall). dangerous bec-aUS(' ol st'{'page prob- <br />lems and geologic mslabilil)". <br /> <br />Tht> Ollorado DepartlTlf'Ol 0{ ~aturaJ fu-. <br />~rav(ntheprojl'ct,andGo\. Drl.l...3mm <br />andSt>n GaryHart.f).f'nln ~",...,...,,~c ,. <br />
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