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<br />1982
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<br />SENATE JOIllT RESOLUTION NO.6.
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<br />BY SEllATORS Anderson, Noble, Yost, Allshouse, Ileno, Bishop, Clark,
<br />Dodge, Kadlecek, Hadlanus, f.1eiklejohn, Phelps, P. POI'lers, D. Sandoval,
<br />P. Sandoval, Schaefer, Soash, Stockton, and Susemihl;
<br />al so REPRESEtlTATIVES Youngll.lIld, Ull pop, Paul son, Soano, Al1T1stron!1,
<br />Chapl in, Chavez, Davoren, Dellier, lIaml in, Hastings, HerzoQ, Larson.
<br />Lucero, l1ielke, !.1inahan, Pena, Reeves, RObb, Shoemaker, Spelts, and
<br />Taylor.
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<br />AUTHORIZING THE COLORADO HATER RESOURCES AND POl-JER DEVELOPI-lENT
<br />AUTHORITY TO PROCEED HITH THE CONSIDERATION OF THE NARROHS AND
<br />ANI~~S-LA PLATA FEDEP~L PROJECTS.
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<br />HHEREAS, The Congress of the United States has authorized the
<br />construction of the Narrovls and Animas-La Plata projects; and
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<br />IIHEREAS, The Bureau of Reel amation of the United States
<br />Department of the Interior has completed studies for both projects and
<br />has publ ished t.he same in the form of House Documents (United States
<br />Congress), definite plan reports, environmental impact statements, and
<br />various supplementary materials; and
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<br />HHEREAS, Said documents, reports,
<br />include analyses of the 'engineering,
<br />feaSibility of both projects; and
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<br />statements, and
<br />economi c, and
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<br />materials
<br />regulatory
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<br />HIIEREAS, The Colorado I'!ater Conservation Board has, flursuant to
<br />section 37-95-107, Colorado Revised Statutes 1~73, reviewed said
<br />documents, reports, statements, and materials and has forwarded the
<br />same for both projects to the General Asscinbl,v, together vlith 'its
<br />recommendations thereon; and
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<br />HIIEREAS, The construction of either project .\'Ii11 preserve,
<br />protect, conserve, and develop th~ water resources of" the state;
<br />promote the . beneficial use of the \'Iaters of the state for the.
<br />protection and preservation of the public health, safety, and welfare;
<br />create and preserve jobs and employment opportunities; and improve the
<br />economic welfare of the people of the state; and
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<br />IIIiEREAS, The General Asser.1bly deems either project to he in the
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