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<br />and consider the development of procedures which would implement <br />the provision or Article VIII. 0 of the Arkansas River Compact per- <br />taining to the arbitrati.on of any matter within the purview of the <br />Administration, with the committee to report on "the development of <br />such procedures at the next special meeting of the Administration. <br />After brief discussion, the motion was passed upon the affirmative vote <br />of both states. <br />Mr. Cooley then asked that the Administration turn its attention to <br />agenda item 15 concerning Pueblo Reservoir. Mr. McDonald advised <br />that the winter storage problem for 1983-]983 had commenced on <br />November 15 and that, as in the past, water which had historically <br />been used for winter direct now irrigation would be stored in Pueblo <br />Reservoir as well as other reservoirs. Mr. McDonald indicated that <br />except for this brief inrormational item on Colorado's behalf, this <br />agenda item had been included at the request of Mr. Bentrup. <br />Mr. Bentrup called upon Mr. Olomon to read a proposed resolution <br />concerning a Pueblo Reservoir operating plan, which Mr. Olomon <br />proceeded to do (see Attachment KJ. At Mr. McDonald's request, the <br />Chairman called a recess at 4:05 p.m. Mr. Cooley reconvened the <br />meeting at 4:20 p.m. Mr. McDonald provided a proposed letter to the <br />Colorado State Engineer, Dr. Jeris Danielson, for the Administration's <br />consideration (see Attachment LJ. After brief discussion. Mr. <br />McDonald moved, seconded hy Mr. Bentrup, that the chairman be <br />directed to scnd the proposed letter to Dr. Danielson and that the <br />matter of Pueblo Reservoir be on the agenda for the February]. 1983, <br />special meeting. There being no further discussion, the motion passed <br />upon the affirmative vote or both states. <br />In light or the just passed motion. Mr. Bentrup indicated that <br />Kansas would not move the adoption of the resolution concerning a <br />Puehlo Reservoir operating plan which Mr. OIomon had previously <br />read into the record. Mr. Bentrup indicated that Kansas would expect <br />the matter to be acted upon at the special meeting now scheduled for <br />February], ]983. <br />Mr. Gibson asked the leave oC the chairman to make a few personal <br />comments. He indicated that he would be retiring from state govern. <br />ment and anticipated that tbis would be his last meeting as a member <br />of the Administration. He expressed his appreciation for the op- <br />portunity to serve on the Administration. He suggested that provision <br />be made to fill the chairmanship of the Engineering Committee which <br />he would vacate upon his retirement. It was agreed that Mr. Geno,'a <br />would automatically assume the chairmanship of the Engineering <br />Committee when Mr. Gibson retired and that the person replacing Mr. <br />GiUsoll "for Kansas would become the new member of the Engineering <br />Committee. <br />There being no further business to come belore the Administration, <br />Mr. Cooley adjourned the meeting at 4:30 p.m. <br /> <br />The foregoing minutes were adopted on August 26, 1983, at the <br />special meeting or the Administration held in Denver, Colorado. <br /> <br />/s/ Frank G. Cooley <br />Chairman <br /> <br />/s/ Leo Idler <br />Recording Secretary <br /> <br />46 <br />