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File Number
8210.110.60
Description
Colorado River Water Users Association
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
12/7/1967
Author
CRWUA
Title
Proceedings of the 24th Annual Conference
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Annual Report
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<br />Colorado River Water Users Association <br />BUSINESS SESSION <br /> <br />The meeting was called to order by President De Ricco at 2:30 p.m., on December 8, 1967. <br />He called on the States to report on the election of Directors for the coming year. <br />Arizona - Mr. Cliff Tabor reported the re-election of Victor I. Corbell and C.C. Tabor <br />California - Mr. Dallas Cole reported the re-election of Carl Bevins and Leon Kennedy. <br />Colorado - Mr. Allen Brown reported the re-election of Robert Delaney and Amos W. <br />Horn <br /> <br />Nevada - M. Donald Paff reported the re-election of Ivan P. Head and Rex A. Tynes <br />New MeKico - Mr. David Hale reported the re-election of B.L. Baugh and David P. Hale <br />Utah - Mr. Conrad Harrison reported the re-election of L.Y. Siddoway and Wayne <br />Wilson <br /> <br />Wyoming - Mr. Len Houston reported the re-election of Norman W. Barlow and John <br />A. Coppes. <br /> <br />President DeRicco called for a r~port of the Committees. <br /> <br />Resolutions Committee - Mr. Robert Porter, Chairman, reported that the Resolutions Commit- <br />tee received proposed resolutions on water quality, regional planning and telemetering, only. They <br />were not able to sufficiently discuss the latter and have deferred action on such a resolution until the <br />next meeting. <br /> <br />With respect to regional planning, attention was called to Resolution No.3 adopted at the <br />21st Annual Meeting on December 4,1964, to Resolution No.3 adopted at the 22nd Annual Meeting <br />on December 3, 1965, and to Resolution No. I adopted at the 23rd Annual Meeting on December 2, <br />1966. The Committee believes the Association to be sufficiently on record as to regional planning <br />without further action at this session. The committee had two resolutions to present: <br /> <br />RESOLUTION NO. I - Resolution of appreciation and thanks to all who assisted in the excellent <br />preparation and presentation of this meeting. Mr. Porter moved for the adoption of this resolution. <br />Motion was seconded by Warren Butler and carried unanimously. <br /> <br />RESOLUTION NO.2 - Re Water Quality of the seven Colorado River Basin States. Mr. Porter moved <br />for the adoption of this resolution. Motion was seconded by Pat Head and carried unanimously. <br /> <br />Audit Committee - Mr. Jim Carter, Chairman, reported that as of December I, 1967 (depo- <br />sits as of August 10, 1967) total receipts amounted to $8,493.20 and disbursements $310.55, leaving <br />a balance in the bank of $8,167.48. The books, records and financial reports, as submitted, were ap- <br />proved by the committee and he, therefore, submitted that the financial report be approved, and so <br />moved. Motion was seconded by Jim Stone and carried unanimously. <br /> <br />Ladies Activities Committee - Mr. Norman Hall reported for Mrs. Pat Head, Chairman of the <br />Ladies Activities, inasmuch as the ladies were on a tour of the city and had not returned in time for <br />her to make this report. He reported that the ladies brunch on Thursday was a big success with an at- <br />tendance of about 108 ladies. For the record, he expressed Mrs. Head's appreciation for the assistance <br />given her by the members of the Ladies Activities Committee. <br /> <br />Secretary-Treasurer's Report - Norman Hall reported a total attendance at this annual meeting <br />of 381 people; 273 men and 108 ladies. California lead the States with 85 representatives, followed by <br />Arizona with 70, Colorado 49, Nevada 33, Utah 24, New Mexico 6, Wyoming 3, Texas 2, Missouri I, <br /> <br />-47- <br /> <br />
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