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<br />DEPARTNEHT OF TIffi ARlff
<br />C m?S OF ENG nJEERS
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<br />Introduction
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<br />In consonance with the Missouri Basin Inter-Agency purpose, the Corps
<br />of Engineers is interested in coordinating its work with other agencies,
<br />Federal, State, and Local Governmental entities who are interested in or
<br />cooperating with such "ork. Many different procedures, of which this is
<br />one, are used in effecting coordination. The brief mention of work
<br />being done, given in the balance of this section of the report, is
<br />intended only as a lead to others ',ho may be interested in coordinating
<br />other programs with these undertaldngs by more detailed relationship.
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<br />The Corps of Engineers has responsibility for Federal water resource
<br />development works for flood control, navigation, and multiple purpose
<br />projects for these and related purposes. Projects included in this
<br />program include dams and reservoirs, levees, channel improvement and
<br />appurtenant works. Work involves investigation, planning,. construction,
<br />operation and maintenance.
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<br />This report presents a brief, concise statement on the current status
<br />of construction and planning and indicates the work to be undertaleen in
<br />forthcoming fiscal years if funds are received. It shows possible
<br />requirements for Fiscal Year 1964 for planning purposes only as inclusion
<br />of funds for future years must necessarily be determined in the light of
<br />overall Federal fiscal situation and policy as established by the
<br />President,
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<br />During Fiscal Year 1962 considerable progress ~Tas made by the Corps of
<br />Engineers in carrying forward the portion of the overall water resource
<br />development program under their jurisdiction. During the year construc-
<br />tion work was being carried on at five reservoirs in addition to the six
<br />main stem reservoirs; the navigation and bank stabilization project; the
<br />agricultural levees; and ten local protection projects. In addition,
<br />planning work in advance of construction was going on for four reservoirs
<br />and six local protection projects. During Fiscal Year 1962 the ottawa,
<br />Kansas, project was essentially completed, bringing the total number of
<br />local protection projects essentially completed to date to a total of
<br />34 in the basin. In addition to the six reservoirs, Fort Randall,
<br />Gavins Point, Harlan County, JCanopolis, Cherry Creek, and Cold Brook
<br />Reservoirs which. have been essentially completed before, the power-
<br />plants at Fort Peck and Garrison Ivere completed during the year, bring-
<br />ing these reservoirs into an essentially completed condj.tion and, in
<br />addition, work on the Tuttle Creek and Ponune de Terre Reservoirs of
<br />Kansas and Missouri, respectively, was brought to essential completion.
<br />In addition, initial power generation was started at Oahe Reservoir. A
<br />brief description of progress on individual projects is given in the
<br />follmr.ing paragraphs. For convenience this work i.s divided into areas
<br />wherein the werle is closely associated.
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