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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />(!'Ittachment'1). ,1r. McDonald :'c'.."d, seconded by ,1r. Olomon, the <br />adootion of the proposed amen 1 ":C", as written except that the <br />woro "ten" "'as substituted for "'''' ",ord "five" in the third line <br />of the text. The motion was ~~0oced by the affirmative vote of <br />both states. <br /> <br />The next items on the agenJa were the Chairman's, Recording <br />Secretary's, and Treasurer's re[~rts. Mr. Cooley, as Chairman, <br />stated that he had nothing to )'eport. Mr. Idler distr ibuted <br />copies of his Recording Secretary's and Treasurer's reports (see <br />J\ttachments Nand 0, respectivDly). Mr. McDonald moved that the <br />Recording Secretary's and Treasurer's reports be accepted. Mr. <br />Genova seconded the motion. >:2:13aS and Colorado both voted yes. <br />Mr. McDonald moved, seconded b\' ,IL Gibson, that the !'Idmin- <br />istration accept and place the Cl:,"litor's report for FY 80-81 <br />(July 1, 1980, through June 30, 1981) in the recoid (!'Ittachment <br />P). Kansas and Colorado both ""tnd yes. <br /> <br />Mr. Cooley stated that a ploposed budget for FY 83-84 had <br />been submitted. Discussion ensued regarding a data acquisition <br />(stream gaging station) rlan. It was agreed to provide no 110ney <br />for this item in the budget. ~~. McDonald requested that copsid- <br />eration be given to increasing the payment for ,1r. Jesse's staff <br />work with resoect to record kee"inq on John Martin Reservoir. He <br />said that this cost was origi'1311', estimated at $5,000 oer year, <br />but it should be increased to SS,100. !'Ifter some discussion, it <br />was decided to leave this item et $5,000 for an initial trial <br />period. There was discussion )ncarding the coooerative agreement <br />line item of $15,000 for gaging stations. The consensus was to <br />leave the amount at $15,000. Office supplies and printing were <br />set at $500 each. <br /> <br />Mr. 'lcDonald moved adopt inn of the <br />Attachment Q), seconded by Mr, Olomon. <br />1983 through June 30, 1984, "''18 '1oopted <br />of both states. <br /> <br />budget for FY 83-84 (see <br />The budget for July 1, <br />on the affirmative vote <br /> <br />Mr. McDonald asked the K3nsas delegation to consider $2,500 <br />for FY 81-82 and $5,000 for FY 82-83, to be taken out of the <br />current surplus, for services to he rendered by the Operations <br />Secretary's staff on record keeping for John j'lartin Reservoir. <br />!'Ifter some discussion, Mr. McD~n.ld moved that the Administration <br />contract with 'Ir. Jesse's office in the amounts requested by him <br />for the t'.'O specified fiscal \'","rs, said amounts to be paid from <br />'::19 .-:',J:;i:-:istraticnls '..1:lblJdget~_-~ 2_.rf)lus. The ~,0tion \-.'as secol:ded <br />by >~r. Se:n':.r'J? 2nd ',,'as adopt"2J "l;:::<:'\i1 the affirl1a':ive vote of both <br />sta.tes. <br /> <br />Mr. Cooley then called UpOIl lcepresentatives of the federal <br />aqencies to provide their reForts. The U.S. Geological Survey <br />(USGS) r~oort was given by ~Ir, ""t"ry Hughes. He stated that a <br />hydrologic model of the l\rkans,'" Eiver \,'as being developed and <br />might be operational by 1983. He also discussed the satellite <br /> <br />~ <br />