WSPC07201

• File Number: 8200.700
• Description: Colorado River-Colorado River Basin-Colorado River Basin General Publications
• Date: 4/28/1977
• Title: Colorado River Documents and Major Events-Sparks Synopsis-July 1976-Comments on Senate Bill 453
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Report/Study

actual and necessary expenses. Any member of the committee
who is a state official may designate representatives of his
agency to serve on the committee in his absence. The
chairman shall convene the advisory committee from time to
time as he or she deems necessary. Such advisory committee
shall continuously review the existing and potential impact
of the development, processing, or energy conversion of
mineral and fuel resources on various areas of the state,
including those areas indirectly affected, and shall make
continuing recommendations to the department of local
affairs, including, but not limited to, those actions deemed
reasonably necessary and practicable to assist impacted
areas with the problems occasioned by such development,
processing, or energy conversion, the immediate and
projected problems which the local governments are
experiencing in providing governmental services, the extent
of local tax resources' available to each \ID.i t of local
government, the extent of local tax effort in solving energy
impacted problems, and other problems which the areas have
experienced, such as housing and environmental
considerations, which have developed as a direct result of
energy impact.

(c) The executive director of the department of local
, affairs shall file with the general assembly annually before
the first day of February a detailed acco\ID.ting of the
distribution of f\ID.ds for the previous year.

SECTION 3. Appropriation. (1) There is hereby
appropriated from tne ~Oloraao water conservation board
construction f\ID.d created by section 37-60-121, Colorado
Revised Statutes 1973, as amended, effective J\ID.e 1, 1977,
the sum of seven million seven hundred five thousand dollars
($7,705,000), or so much thereof as may be necessary, for
water conservation projects, to be allocated in the order
of priority as listed as f\ID.ds become available as follows:

Project Amount ,. _ , _
l. Dove Creek $ 400,000
2. Hayden 300,000
3. Delta 450,000 2353
4. Rico 80,000
5. Hotchkiss 570,000
6. Keenesburg 405,000
7. Brighton 460,000
8. Trinchera 400,000
9. Winter Park 750,000

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