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1.4 Phase II Sco in - It is currently anticipated that Phase II will begin early in 2009 and overlap with the conclusion of Phase I work. Scoping for Phase II will include significant coordination with the CWCB management team and with other interested parties. Deliverables: 1. l Monthly progress meeting agendas and summaries of primary conclusions and action items. 1.2 Monthly invoices and progress reports through Study completion. 1.3 Periodic.newsletters for posting by the CWCB. 1.4 Draft Phase II Scope of Work. Task 2: Literature Review Objective: The objective of Task 2 is to identify, review, and summarize relevant and readily available previous studies and investigations pertinent to the execution of primary Study tasks. Background: The mast relevant and readily available previous studies and investigations were identified by the CWCB team, BRTs, and IBCC as follows: • Statewide Water Supply Initiative (SWSI) documents, • CDSS Documentation of StateMod subbasin models, • Alternate Hydrology Methods using tree ring based hydrology (including Prairie, 3.R. (2006}, "Stochastic Non arametric Framework for Basin Wide Streamflow and Salinit Modelin At~plication for the Colorado River Basin"}, • CWCB Investigations of Colorado River Compact (including 1995 analysis of water available to Colorado under Compact), • Tipton and Kalmbach Studies, • SCS Basin Studies, • USBR Basinwide Planning Reports, • Upper Colorado River Commission Colorado River Compact Analyses, Eric Kuhn Analysis of Compact Obligations, • Colorado River anal Upper Colorado River Compacts and Mexican Treaty, • Coordinated Long-Range Operating Criteria, Interim Surplus Guidelines, and potentially Lower Basin Shortage Guidelines and Coordinated Operations of Lake Powell and Mead, • Hydrologic determinations of 1988 and 2007, and Colorado Kier Water Availability Study Scope 6 812$12008 CRWAS Phasel Contract Scope EX A Final