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<br />engineering analyses than was asked of others in a winter storage <br />program. Mr. Bentrup responded that more data was needed because <br />Ninemile.Highland were on a tributary rather than on the mainstem of <br />the Arkansas River. <br />There being no further business to come before the Administration, <br />Mr. Bentrup adjourned the meeting at 11: 10 a.m. <br /> <br />The foregoing minutes were adopted on December 10, 1985, at the <br />annual Meeting of the Arkansas River Compact Administration held in <br />Pueblo. Colorado. <br />/s/ Frank G. Cooley, Chairman <br /> <br />A'ITACHMENT A <br /> <br />Special Meeting <br />oflhe <br />Arkansas River Compact Administration <br /> <br />May 10,1984, 8:30a.m. (MDT) <br /> <br />Ft. Bent Inn, Las Animas, Colorado <br /> <br />The Administration will convene at the hour and location noted above. <br />The tentative agenda is as {ollows: <br /> <br />1. Call to order <br />2. Approval of minutes <br />a. August 26, 1983, special meeting <br />b. December 13, 1983, annual meeting <br />3. Report of Operations Secretary <br />4. Report of Recording Secretary and Treasurer <br />5. Approval of 1982 annual report <br />6. Consideration of a winter storage account in John Martin Reservoir for <br />Highland and Ninemile Canal Companies <br />7. Report of Engineering Committee on transit loss account <br />8. Operation of Pueblo Reservoir <br /> <br />ATTACHMENTB <br /> <br />Operations Secretary Report, May 10, 1984 <br /> <br />I will not go into too many numbers and will round off and <br />approximate where possible. If anyone wants an exact figure, please see <br />me or Bill after the meeting. <br />During the Winter season, we stored approximately 40,000 A.F. in the <br />Conservation Pool. We won't know exactly until the Conservation Pool <br />goes dry, which it has not done yet. But we project it will be sometime this <br /> <br />56 <br />