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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8430.100
Description
Platte River Basin-Water User Groups and Conservancy-Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District
Basin
South Platte
Water Division
1
Date
12/31/1953
Title
Legal Report-Report of Attorneys to District Board of Directors on Legal Matters for the Year 1953
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />001118 - <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />for the benefit of the Eastern Slope shall be discontinued in <br /> <br />advance of any Western Slope appropriations. <br />The contract between the District and the United States <br />obligates the District to observe the Colorado River Compact <br />and the Bould~r Canyon Project Act. This fact of a less supply <br />in the river than was the basis of water supply at the time of <br />the 1937 Senate Document 80 Agreement, imperils the ability of <br />the district to obtain its 310,000 acre feet counted upon out <br /> <br />of Granby Reservoir and the tunnel. The construction of Green <br />Mountain Reservoir was to meet those downstream claims. Hence, <br /> <br />the matter of relative priority dates between Denver and the <br />District on the Blue River is of great importance. <br />E. Propaganda ~ Denver Attacks <br />Letters during the year and recently a series of articles <br /> <br />in "The Eaton Herald" by E. S. Toelle, the executive-secretary <br /> <br />of an association of water users have attacked the court pro- <br /> <br />ceedings of our project and its claims to water, particularly <br />the legal matter of handling the adjudications of its water rights <br />in court and the temporary, as well as permanent, plan of opera- <br />tion of its water rights. Their author had copies' sent to our <br />Senators and Congressmen. The District counsel has not been <br />favored with those letters, but we have seen some mailed to <br />ditch companies. His attacks seem to be due mainly to their <br />author's lack of understanding of the nature of Colorado statu- <br />tory and other court adjudicat~ons of water rights and of our <br />project, now over twenty years in development. He, himself, <br />aided by some in pay of our opponents, organized the association <br />and have a large voice in the activities for which, he is paid. <br />Denver papers have carried also, by a columnist and news stories, <br />like one-sided accounts, prejudicial to our project while our <br />, <br /> <br />rights are under consideration by the courts. <br /> <br />-10- <br />
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