WSP06378

• File Number: 8220.200.05.P
• Description: Hoover Dam/Lake Mead/Boulder Canyon Project
• Basin: Colorado Mainstem
• Date: 5/2/1979
• Author: USACOE
• Title: Transcript of a Public Hearing for Re-evaluation of A Flood Control Operation Plan for Hoover Dam: Parker AZ
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Report/Study

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34

(30,000) cfs Ive're talking about the River would be coming

in at elevation --

HR. BRAllTINGHAH: I'm sorry, sir. Do you have

it at thirty-five -- you're talking about releasing at

nineteen (19,000), twenty-eight (28,000), thirty-five

(35,000), forty (40,000), fifty (50,000) and seventy-three

.

(73,000), just so it doesn't confuse us.

MR. GARNER: Okay. Well, I'll have to

interpolate a little bit here.

MR. BRANTINGIlAM: Okay.

MR. GARNER: Well, your normal, nineteen

thousand (19,000) cfs now is capable of coming out of Parker

right now.

HR. BRfu~TINGHAM: Okay. That's not our

normal flow now according to the Arizona Republic, though.

Now it's sixteen (16,000), is tllat right?

HR. GARNER: Well, the Arizona Republic

that could be the normal, but we're just talking about

MR. BRANTINGHAM: If they're wrong"that's

great. You tell me.

HR. GARNER:

talking about a peak power

plant capacity there in 19

on the average of nineteen

thousand cubic-feet-per-second (19,000 cfs) and it's

something greater than that with more generators running.

And I'm sure there have been times that theyve had all their