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• ~ 6 initial concerns, the majority of which were satisfied by subsequent contacts. Regardless, other matters pending resolution, or as yet identifie ,will be attended to during the construction of the Master Plan, and d ring the implementation of the same. To better coordinate the diverse interests, and to assure that the co tent and nature of each communication is clearly understood before initiatives a vance on a potential misunderstanding, the critical components of each ntact is indicated. Any error or misunderstanding should be corrected befor the next level of communication occurs. Any correction will be copied to all arties in order to achieve a balanced understanding of each individual perspec ive. It is only reasonable to suggest that if we do not hear from you individu ly where applicable, that the others can assume a correct understanding is rep esented. Names and numbers of those contacted are also indicated to facilit to direct communication. I. Christopher L. Varra, President • Varra Companies, Inc. • 12910 Weld County Road 13 • Longmont, Colorado 80504 (303) 666-6657 • On Friday 31 January 1997, Chris requested that an initiative be made t simplify augmentation considerations to better advance extraction timetabl s while making better use of available water resources held by the company t protect the interests of all concerned. Chris' vision is to orchestrate a resp nse and establish a foundation upon which all interested parties might apply th mselves toward a coordinated, pragmatic, proactive solution that both prot cts and promotes the wise use of the diverse resources and interests at play. The Company has the following water in shares available for placement 1 trust • Hayseed 123.0 Acre Feet Consumptive Use [CU] applied tow rd existing operations. • Rural Ditch 3.5 Shares or approximately 224± Acre Feet C • Last Chance 1.0 Shares or approximately 360+ Acre Feet C Total Available to be Managed in Trust = 585± Acre Feet C .••• Application of this water as applied to the 40 inch isobar trans) tes into approximately 279.0 maximum surface acres of exposed water [refer to Table 1]. Without applying specific parameters to the water, Table 1 suggests that the water held in trust could be applied safely to upwards of 200 surface cres of exposed water. Wednesday 5 March 1997 Letter of Intent to Form a Master Temporary Substitute Suppl~+ Plan for the Colorado Office of the State Engineer and Varra Companies, Inc.