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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8200.300.40.A
Description
Colorado River Compact
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
11/13/1922
Author
Co. R Compact Comm.
Title
Minutes of Colorado Compact Commission - Meeting #14
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<br /> <br />the minimum, to allocate the drought, if I may so term <br /> <br />it, among the people of the entire basin, much the same as we <br /> <br />allocate the 1;aters in fat years. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />MR. HOOVER: In that vein of thought, is it not feasible <br /> <br />to determine Hhat water is being consumed in the upper basin <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />and to say something on this line, _ that an amount of water <br /> <br />shall pass Lee's Fer~J as a minimUIa equal to one-half the <br /> <br />total flow of the upper basin ? <br /> <br />MR. C"RPENTER: I fear not. It is possible, but there are <br /> <br />so many streams that the problem becomes very complex. You have <br /> <br />to take into consideration, as I understand, both the infloHs <br /> <br />and the diversions. This involves a pretty complicated mach- <br /> <br />inery Hhich resolves itself into a matter within the keeping <br /> <br />and the conscience of probably a few men in the territory. <br /> <br />If we had one stre~~, like 1~ do after we get to the <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />canyon, it would be a very simple matter but after you proceed <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />above the canyon the river spreads out like a fan, with all the <br /> <br />fibers of a fan, and those branches in turn spread out and they <br /> <br />in turn spread out, and so it goes. I Hish it 'dere feasible, <br /> <br />It is possible. I might point to suggestions from these experts,- <br /> <br />-not pre summing to trespass upon their ground in saying ~lhat I <br /> <br />have,- but Mr. A. P. Davis and Mr. Meeker could doubtless inform <br /> <br />us somewhat along that line. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />NR. HOOVER: I ~ras thinking about making concrete your <br />famine. <br />safety clause on/ There might al1,ays be some hardships <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />from some definite figures unless they are very low. <br /> <br />(Addressing Mr. A. P. Davis) Hr. Davis, do you think there is <br /> <br />any device bY'Hhichthe <br />in the upper basin ? <br />180. <br /> <br />consumption of Hater could be' judged <br />14th-S.F,-34 <br /> <br />180 <br />
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