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<br />002253
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<br />Estimated Cost
<br />(July 1946)
<br />
<br />$ 1,800,000
<br />
<br />Feature
<br />
<br />Conduit Shawhee to Insmont
<br />
<br />Insmont Power Plant
<br />
<br />1,700,000
<br />2,500,000
<br />3,100,000
<br />6,400,000
<br />6,400;000
<br />31,300,000
<br />9,300,000
<br />
<br />Conduit Insmont to Crossons
<br />
<br />Crossons Power Plant
<br />
<br />Conduit Crossons to Resort
<br />
<br />Resort Power Plant
<br />
<br />Two Forks Reservoir
<br />
<br />Two Forks Power Plant
<br />
<br />Turkshead Afterbay
<br />
<br />2.500.000
<br />
<br />$65,000,000
<br />8.900.000
<br />144,200,000
<br />165,800,000
<br />
<br />Ruedi Reservoir (B-SP
<br />
<br />Subtotal (1)
<br />share)
<br />Total
<br />Total (with July 1947 prices)
<br />
<br />(1) Desirability of including these features being studies.
<br />
<br />33, Judge Stone asked if it were planned to reactivate the committee,
<br />composed of a representative of Denver Water Board, Colorado Water Conserva-
<br />tion Board, South Platte Water Users Association, and. Bureau of Reclamation,
<br />to determine the distribution of project water among various eastern slope
<br />interests, Mr, Batson stated that the committee was appointed about two
<br />years ago to study and make recommendations on two specific assignments:
<br />
<br />(1) Selection of Tunnel Route
<br />(2) Review water supply available from western Colorado.
<br />
<br />The assignments were completed more than a year ago.
<br />
<br />34. Mr, Patterson and I reviewed the current problems in connection
<br />with decisions needed to select the project service areas in the South Platte
<br />Basin and make determination of the needs for Western Slope water in these
<br />areas. Mr. Batson has the problem under consideration but did not make a
<br />decision at the meeting. This prOblem, while of interest to the State of
<br />Colorado, Region VII, and the Hydrology Division, is of no particular interest
<br />to Region IV.
<br />
<br />Development possibilities in Gunnison River Basin
<br />
<br />35. Mr. Jex exhibited a working map of the Gurmison River Basin and
<br />explained in some detail the aims and objectives of current investigations
<br />to develop the irrigation arltl power possibilities within the Gunnison River
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