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<br />If the proposed thermal generating station in Northern <br /> <br />~ Colorado materializes, the Bureau of Reclamation contemplates that <br /> <br /> <br />the C.R.S.P. transmission system in Colorado will consist of one <br /> <br /> <br />230 kv. circuit from Shiprock to Curecanti; one 230 kv. circuit from <br /> <br /> <br />Curecanti to Craig; one 230 kv. circuit from craig to Cheyenne, <br /> <br />Wyoming; one 230 kv. circuit from Curecanti to Midway; two 138 kv. <br /> <br />circuits from Craig to Vernal, Utah. These changes are shown on <br /> <br />Fig. No.1. <br />At Vernal, the C.R.S.P. transmission system would extend <br /> <br />to Flaming Gorge and to Central, Utah. At Cheyenne, the C.R.S.P. <br /> <br />transmission system would interconnect with the Missouri River Basin, <br /> <br />Western Division transmission system, and it would be interconnected <br /> <br /> <br />with the Colorado-Big Thompson project power system, and with the <br /> <br /> <br />Colorado Public Service company at several points in Colorado. <br /> <br /> <br />After the components of an integrated transmission system <br /> <br />to meet the requirements of the various agencies in Colorado had been <br /> <br />worked out, Regional Director Clinton proposed a pooled transmission <br /> <br />operating arrangement between the C.R.S.P. and the Public Service <br /> <br />company of Colorado, under which each would contribute its share of <br /> <br />the transmission facilities and wheeling charges for transmission <br /> <br />over the pooled facilities would be off set or eliminated, and each <br /> <br />party would supply its proper share of transmission losses. Such a <br /> <br />pooling arrangement is already partly in effect between the Public <br /> <br />~ Service company of Colorado and Region 7 of the Bureau. and it has <br /> <br />been found to work quite satisfactorily. <br />14 <br />