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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />c::'l <br /> <br />~JanuarY 16, 1968: Attended the Annual meeting of the Arkansas River Compact Admin- <br />istration. This was my first opportunity to attend a meeting of this important Admin- <br />istration which has jurisdiction over administering the waters between the States of <br />Colorado and Kansas. The Reports given by the various Committees relative to the <br />storage and release of water from John Martin was most enlightening, and the cooper- <br />ative spirit between the designated representatives from the two States was most en- <br />couraging. It was readily apparent throughout this meeting that anything the Colorado <br />State Legislature does relative to management of the water resources in the Arkansas <br />River must be closely related to the Arkansas River Comapct and its administration. <br /> <br />That afternoon I participated in a meeting with representatives from the Firm of Black <br />and Veatch who were in Pueblo on a reconnaissance mission to establish Site and Pro- <br />posed Alignment for the Pueblo Treatment Plant and the Valley Pipeline. Dave Ciruli <br />Chairman, Engineering Committee, and President Sid Nichols also attended this in- <br />formal meeting, and will undoubtedly give a more comprehensive report to the Board <br />at the regular meeting. A number of engineering matters were discussed thoroughly <br />with the Engineers, and plans were made for a meeting of the full Engineering Com- <br />mittee with these representatives when more detailed information is ready for inspec- <br />tion and review. <br /> <br />Respectfully submitted, <br /> <br />/ /.:.. ~J ,~. <br /> <br />. .,=- , <br />, <br />, , ' <br />, u <br /> <br />. , <br /> <br />Charles L. Thomson <br />General Manager <br /> <br />CLT 1mb <br />