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<br />(' ( <br /> <br />c. State 1'~arket1ng Authorities <br /> <br />,1. In Mantano., the Hater Resources Board (Sec. 89-105 !:.! ~, <br /> <br />R.C.I,I. 1947); Conservancy Districts (Sec. 89-3414, Id.); and <br /> <br />municipalities have authority to purchase ~l&I vater and to retail it. <br /> <br />2. In north Dakota, the lIater Conservation Commission (Sec. <br /> <br />61-02-14, II.D. Cent. Code); the Garrison Diversion Conservancy <br /> <br />District (Sec. 61-24-08, Id.); and municipalities have authority to <br /> <br />purchase J,;&I vater and to retail it. <br /> <br />3. In South Dakota, the South Dakota Conservancy District <br /> <br />(Sec. 46-17-24, SDCL 1967); Conservancy Subdistricts (Sec. 46-18-28, Id.); <br /> <br />and municipalities have autharity to purchase M&I vater and to retail it. <br /> <br />4. In Nebraska, Reclanation districts may purchase and sell \later <br /> <br />for industrial use. (Sec.1.6-501 et~. Rev. Stat., Nebr. 1943)' <br /> <br />d. Conclusions <br /> <br />(1) Sale of W<l water by the Corps co.n be premised on Section 6 <br /> <br />of the Flood Contra 1 Act of 1944, if such water is found to be available <br /> <br />as surplus; or such sale can be premised on Title III of the Water Supply <br /> <br />Act of 1958, if new cost and space allocations can be resolved among the <br /> <br />project beneficiaries and the Congress. <br /> <br />(2) Sale of Ic&I water by the Bureau can be premised on Section 9(c) <br /> <br />of the Flood Control Act of 1944; or such sale can be premised on Title <br /> <br />III of the l'later Supply Act of 1958, if nc'" cost and space allocations <br /> <br />can be resolved among the project beneficiaries and the Congress. <br /> <br />(3) A joint determination at Departmental level that optimum <br /> <br />project benefits and payout can be achieved through assigni,ng a block <br /> <br />of \<ater for use for JI,&I purposes could support a determination that <br /> <br />such block of water was available for sale as surplus project water <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br />I <br />, <br />d <br />