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<br />nil 18'~1 <br /> <br />Generally, these data are available on a county or stream system <br /> <br />basis, and there has been no attempt to consider all of these data <br /> <br />in connection ~ith the statevide needs nor to project the future <br /> <br />supplies so that they can be compared with the needs for the next 50 <br /> <br />years. Consequently, there is a need for an evaluation of the surface <br /> <br />and ground ~ater supplies for the period of study. <br /> <br />Comparison of the long-range needs' with the long-range su~plies <br /> <br />will indicate whether or not the future supplies are adequate to meet <br /> <br />the needs and will indicate areas of surplus or deficient supplies, <br /> <br />The consideration of facilities required to produce the supplies for <br /> <br />the future and the study of the possibilities for conveyance of ~ater <br /> <br />from areas of surplus to areas of need vill constitute the basic steps <br /> <br />in the formulation of a long-ran~e resource development plan for the <br /> <br />~. Other plan formulation ~ork ~ill consist of engineering designs <br /> <br />and estimates of costs. <br /> <br />In summary, Interim Report No. 1 indicated a need for an economic <br /> <br />base study; a need for a classification of irrigable lands; and a <br /> <br />need for determination of water requirements and vater supply. These <br /> <br />elements are necessary before the plan formulation vork can be per- <br /> <br />formed. The final step viII be the presentation of the results of <br />these studies in the form of a report. <br /> <br />6 <br />