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consumptive use apportionments made to the respective Upper Basin States.", and delete "also". Line 49. Delete "the benefits of recreation, fish and wildlife, river regulation,". Line 50. Replace "incidental generation of hydroelectric power" with "recreation, fish and wildlife, and hydroelectric power generation benefits". The sentence as written implies incorrect priorities to Navajo Unit benefits. Recreation, fish and wildlife, and hydroelectric power generation benefits are all incidental to the authorized water supply and flood control purposes ofthe Navajo Unit. Line 55. Insert "pre-dam" following "historical", and replace "where" with "which shows both". Line 56. Replace "ofthe San Juan River near Bluff, Utah, is compared to" with "and". Line 57. Replace "." with "for the San Juan River near Bluff, Utah." Line 69. Delete "by meeting the Flow Recommendations". The stricken language is not included in the goals of the SJRBRlP, nor does meeting the Flow Recommendations criteria itself constitute conservation of the endangered fish species. Line 71. Replace "court" with "Supreme Court". The suggested language is consistent with the goals of the SJRBRlP. Line 72. Following line 72, insert a bullet reading: "The Flow Recommendations for the San Juan River (Holden, 1999)." Line 73. Correct the title on Figure I to read: "Figure II-I". Line 82. Delete "(cited in chapter I),". Line 83. Delete the line in its entirety. Lines 85-88. Delete the second sentence of the bullet and the accompanying footnote 1. This is detailed information relating to flood control procedures that is discussed elsewhere in the ADElS. Lines 90-95. Replace entire bullet with: "Authorized and potential Indian and non-Indian water uses, including pursuant to Indian water rights and federal trust responsibilities to tribes, water contracts with the Secretary of the Interior for delivery of the Navajo Reservoir Supply, and compact apportionments." Water development in the San Juan Basin in accordance with water rights, laws, interstate compacts and Indian trust responsibilities is covered under the goals of the San Juan River Basin Recovery Implementation Program (SJRBRlP) at line 67. The explanation as written incorrectly suggests a mitigatable, secondary priority be given to authorized purposes of the Navajo Unit. Line 96. Add an additional bullet statement to read: "Applicable water rights, laws, interstate compacts, Supreme Court decrees, and Indian trust responsibilities." 14