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The members of the plannin~ team would include the team 1eader. a representative from each of the involved branches and divisi ons in the Duran!';o office. and some people from outside tne Durango office. Team members from outside tne Durango office mi~ht include representatives of the Regional Office, tne Cortez Construction Office of Water and Power, r:olorado Division of Wildli fe, and organizations or i.Tv:1ividuals from tl,~ local project area. The decision on which of these people mi!';ht he on the planning team will depend on thei~ inte,..p.~t. It is anti.cipated representatives from t'le U.S. Fisn and Wildlife Service and Western Area Power Admini stration win he memhers of the planning team. Planning team meetings woul.d !';enerally be neld at the Duran!';o office in Durango. Colorado. wi tn other meetings 'le1d when and where needed. Meetings would prol,ably be l1eld every ..ix or seven weelcs on tl1e average. Participants on t"rle planni_ng team would not be Te~mbur8ed fOT costs. except tl"e U.S. Fis"" and Wi.ldlife Service whic1l is tl1e only ~overnmental agency funded hv t1-te Water and Power Resources Service to part{c;pate in the study. Sul,teams Presently two subteams are being considered for the Dunham Point study; tl,ey are power marketin~ and transmission, and environmental. InitiaUy. there does not appear to l,e a need for additiona1 suhteams; however. otl1er suhteams can he formed later as needed. The power suhteam wou1d be involved witl1 marketing and transmission of potential Dunnam Point powe... Specific issues would include defi~in!'; a market area, identifyi.ng sonrces of Dumptng eneTgy, and coo"'dinating t"te Dunham Point study with the Western Area Power Administration's study on the transmission faci..J.i.ties needed to market eRSP power. Western 14