Comment Letters
on Review of Criteria for Coordinated Long-Range Operation
of Colorado River Reservoirs
1. Western Area Power AdministrationMarch 20, 2002
2. Quechan Indian Tribe - Mason Morisset
March 29, 2002
3. Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
March 28, 2002
4. National Park Service
March 29, 2002
5. Arizona Department of Water Resources
March 29, 2002
6. Sierra Club, Southwest Rivers, Defenders of Wildlife, Land And Water Fund of the Rockies, Environmental Defense, Pacific Institute, Friends of Arizona Rivers, Living Waters, American Rivers
March 25, 2002
7. Interested Party
March 25, 2002
8. Colorado River Board of California
March 29, 2002
9. Department of Energy - Western Area Power Administration
March 29, 2002
10. Upper Colorado River Commission
March 29, 2002
11. Irrigation and Electrical Districts Association of Arizona
March 29, 2002
12. State of Colorado - Colorado Water Conservation Board
March 27, 2002
13. New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission
March 26, 2002
14. Office of the Attorney General - Water and Natural Resources Division, State of Wyoming
April 5, 2002
15. International Boundary and Water Commission - United States and Mexico
April 5, 2002
16. State of Utah, Division of Water Resources
April 9, 2002
17. Sierra Club, Rivers Committee
December 6, 2004
18. Upper Colorado River Commission
December 6, 2004
19. Friends of Lake Powell, Page, AZ
December 6, 2004
20. Brynn C. Johns
December 6, 2004
21. State of Utah, Department of Natural Resources
December 4, 2004
22. Page Electric Utility, Page, AZ
December 6, 2004
23. Colorado Water Conservation Board, Department of Natural Resources, Denver, CO
December 6, 2004
24. City of Page, Arizona
December 3, 2004
25. Grand Canyon Trust, Directory of Water Policy
December 7, 2004
26. Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
December 9, 2004
27. Colorado River Board of California, Glendale, CA
December 3, 2004
Contact: bcoowaterops@usbr.gov
Updated: December 2004