WSP00351

• File Number: 8210.470
• Description: Pacific Southwest Interagency Committee
• State: CO
• Basin: Colorado Mainstem
• Water Division: 5
• Date: 3/1/1965
• Author: Unknown
• Title: Quarterly Reports - Colorado-DOI - 1965
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Report/Study

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Land and Water Gons ervation Fund

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Arrangements have been made with the American Automobile Association
for the .sale of the. Land and Water Conservation stickers. Arrangements
were made with the California Oil Company, Denver Division, to publi-
cize the stickers in conjunction with the publ ication, "Scenic-land."

Through arrangements with the Sierra Club inBanFrancisco, 20,000
members of that club will receive information on the sticker.

By the close of the quarter a meeting will have been held in San Francisco
attended by State Liaison Officers of the Pacific Northwest, Mid-Continent,
and Pacific Southwest Regions of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.a.nd
western States Liaison Officers in connection with the Land and Water
Conservation Fund. Several meetings have been held in variou.s States
and cities between Federal, State and local agencies to diss eminate infor-
mation on the Fund, particularly regarding fees .and charges.

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Cooperative Activities -- State

Technical ass istance on the preparation of State recreation plans has
been provided Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada and Arizona. Con-
ferences have been held in several other States.

California has submitted its Outdoor Recreation' Plan. Review of the
California and Ohio plans was undertaken at the Washington level and by
a task force with representatives of all regional offices. New Mexico
has applied for a Planning Grant.

Bureau of Indian Affairs
California Area Office Sacramento

Dur ing Christmas week floods in northern California, a total of 31. 6
inches of rain, and some snow, fell at Hoopa during the eight-day storm.
Themajor'damage to Indian lands occurred in the counties oiHumboldt,
Del Norte, Mendocino, Siskiyou, and Modoc. The most serious destruc-
tion was on the Hoopa Valley Res ervation, located .along the. Tr inity
River. Also, serious destruction occurred along the Klamath River
from Happy' Camp to the Pacific,. a distance of approxirnately'86 miles.

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An estimate of damage to'Indian property is summarized' iri. the follow-
ing table:

Cost

1. Indian homes - 110 lost and 58 damaged
2. Indian cattle los t, approximately 50 head

$929,815
7,500

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