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<br />Application to AWR. Proper functioning of the worK group idea could
<br />accomplish a large part of this step. Some cross-functionsl coordina-
<br />tion under the state coordiriator will be required. A certain amount of
<br />this has been done for the A'qR, but it seems to me that little of, it, '
<br />has, been compiled and analyzed under' the work group concept. Work 1l$r
<br />t~i~ step: can be initiated but certainly cannot be completed until,
<br />Step V -is ,completed. Compliance with the work group principle tnrWg/l
<br />..this, and,fOur"following steps cannot be over-emphasized. ,,':'-:, n, ':,
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<br />Step VII
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<br />"COn)pa:ris,q,tl: of alternative means of developing resOu,rces,' and.lI!ee~ing
<br />needs.'~~uding comparison of alternative uses of water;" '
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<br />Application to AWR. Good cross-functional coordination is necessary
<br />at this stage. Thorough understanding of the, re~ults ,of Step VImus,t,,'
<br />be, had by alkworkgroups. 'Exchange of informatlon between' work grpups,
<br />ia, ,essential.', Possible solutions of problems of one work group,as',
<br />developed under Step VI must be made' available to other work groupe to
<br />see if the same solutions are adaptable to,their problelJls. ,This,,ie',.
<br />wh!lre, the,lDUltiple use' of facilities is developed. ' This is tne ,beginning
<br />(only ~he beginning) of the project and program formulation stage.
<br />Economics becomes a basic tool in this step. The principles set forth
<br />on pages 33-38 of the "Green Book'lsbould be kept in mind and epplied
<br />particillarly in this step. Intangible .fa,ctors should be ,cle,arJ"ys,et,
<br />forth in proper descriptive ti!!rms;'. ::'",' ,"
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<br />"Detailed studies and feasibility tests to estsblish the most dasirable
<br />plsn of water resource development."
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<br />Application to AWR. This is a continuation of the project and program
<br />formulation process. It consists of more intensified and detailed
<br />tech~~cal and economic studies as well as further considerations of
<br />intangible factors. Close cross-functional coordination is required.
<br />The state coordinators and the Tulsa Group should be intimately connected
<br />with and very active with the work groups during this step. Broad over-
<br />all a~lyses as a check on detailed analyses are necessary during this
<br />step, Review of work to assure uniformity of results is important.
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<br />Step IX
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<br />"Formulating of program and establishing priorities of projects and
<br />measures with respect to time of initistion."
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<br />Apolication to AWR. This is the final step in project and program
<br />formulation. This will call for intensive work by the AV'RBIAC in the
<br />matter of reviewing work done in steps VII and VIII. It is from this
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