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. .J . -- I Mr. Jesse then provided il large number of records in response to Mr. Cooley's lefter. Th index of the I1Bterials provided is included herein nR ~tta01ent J. He eKplaine~ in general terms hOitl storage of both Wi(,~_er water and su.-;.,:.....t~r flood events in Pueblo Reservoir is handled. Considerable discu~~sion ensued among the rn~:::obers of tl12 Admininistrution _:J.::d :.lr. JeGsl2 concerninj various aspects o~ the reservoirls ope.~: Lon, hOVJ st.orag'3 and rel~ase decisions o'(e made, and which ,_at ions are used, vih8n g3.ging sumrner flood events. Several times during the course of the discussion :'Jr. Be:ntrup emphasized that Kansas I concern was not with a lack of information but with the lCl'::k of a written plan of o.,wrCltion which would guide the decisions to be made for storin,] \'hl.t~_!:. FollO\ving this discuss ion '.:r. Pope dist r i OU C. 1 and :nove;: tr, e adoption of a flResolution Concerning th. Pueblo Res,::cJoir Operating Pl~.,nrl (see. Attacn~nent. K). Thc~ mot,ion \,-/0.::' ~..r_;cond(:>d by Mr. Olo~on. Mr. McD~nal.d requested a recess to discuss tl1c resolu.tion with his Colocado colleagues, which recess \.;a5 SF::-an~':'2:l by Mr. Bentrup. After several mi.nutes, Mr. McDonald reqv"s~c.l additional time, wher.eupon tvlr. Bentru:; continued the recess through the lunch hou':. The meeting \Vas reconvened at 1:30 p.:n., at \'Ihich time ;'lr. McDoCl,ld offered as a substitute mo'cio" to the m:>tion bcf')~e t: 0 Administ~ ~tion the ad )ntion of a different resolution co~. t'nin:~ the Pueb~, Rc~;~-~'cvoi~.- (~ee A.ttachn12nt L). ['.1:::-. Gene'Ja secof':d:.;'1 tl~2 substitute ffiYLion. ,'lere t>:~in9 no di:3cussion, t'-lr. BentrllL) called for a 'Jote on the subst i tute mot ion. I-\ansas v8t_ed nO and Colorad-:-) voted 'yes, vlhere~1~)on the substitute IT(jtion 1,"':;::'5 cl" -::lareJ lost. . The original motion by HY". Pope \'I-:1S then put befoee th." Administ,cation. There being no fu:c__ther disCliSsi~).n, Hr-. Bc~ntru~ called for a vote. Kansas voted yes and ColoraJ,') voted ~~, whereupon the lrotion \<Jas declarec'l 10'; The next item on the agenda vias the John l~lartin Reser-voir operatin~.J plan. ~lr. ~lcDonaL:1 reporteJ that Col:lrado ditchl~S had resolved their internal problc:,\s and 'vlere rC.:ldy to conr_i~l_lC vlito the operatin] plan for another year. T,'Jit.f1 rc,~:pec:t to th: trar~sit loss accounc: agr<eernent for 1983 reache'} b0~\Ve8n ,'Ir. Corrigan and Mr. Jesse pursuant to Section II. E(4) oE the operating 91an (see Attachment M) I [vIr. [VlcDonald :TO'Jed I seconded by Me. Olo:r.on, that. the Administration approve that aqreemen t. The motion pas sed on the affirmative vote of both states. Mr. McDonald indicated that Col:)rClclO h(1d so,ne proble!TIs \,,':i..th the handling of transit losses in the operating pLw and vlould probClhly propose revisions for 198Z. Mr. Bentrup indicated thClt K(~nsas would be willing to listen to any sug(jestio'~s for chanscs and improvem..,Clts. -4-