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Annual Report for 1990 Cardon Berry was asked to comment on the Permanent Pool that is being considered for the Great Plains Reservoir and the development for recreation. There is a need for more entities to be involved, such as Prowers and Bent Counties and water attorneys, so that everything is done legally. He then passed out pamphlets to everyone and asked if there was any questions. As there were none, he concluded the presentation. Lewis Davis, Superintendent, then gave his report. There were 5'/2 runs in 1989 and it was basically a good year for Amity. Work is continuing on the rip-rapping and tree removal. Canal has been widened and cleaned on one side and the other side will be done as time permits. There was damage on #3 check at Hartman and this is now being repaired. There was some different machinery purchased making the work easier and more efficient. There is 4,975 a.f. in the Conservation Pooi and 16,400 a.f. (less 35%) in winter storage and 210 a.f. in other water. It looks like two runs available. John Martin is down in storage and the snow pack is below average, but no up-dated report is avaiiable, probably about 70% of average. The Lakes are drained and outlet and inlet channels should be cleaned. Dam on the Queens has been rip-rapped and raised two feet and is in good shape. The question was asked if the State of Colorado is still responsible for the liability on the Lakes and It was affirmed that it is. A recess was then taken for lunch. The meeting was reconvened and the final Roll Call was taken. President Paul Frank then gave his annual report. There had been some complaints on the V2 runs and everyone was welcome to come to the office, the Board, or the Superinten- dent and voice their comments on any matter concerning the Amity. Also that everyone is welcome to the Board Meetings. He is talking to the Colorado-Kansas Representative to try to reduce the 35% charge. P-6