Re: Application for Funding for 2016 and 2017 (2016)
"It is with great appreciation that Coldharbour Institute would like to acknowledge your support of our organization over the past two and a half years. You have allowed us to get off the ground and work towards Butch and Judy Clark’s vision of Coldharbour Ranch as a center for sustainability studies. As you well know, the Gunnison Valley Housing Foundation was founded in 2011 to support research, education and dissemination of information about the needs for affordable housing in the Gunnison Valley and the importance of affordable housing to maintaining livable, healthy communities in this region. The Foundation works to promote an understanding of the key role of energy costs of all types in the question of affordability, and the importance of reducing transportation, heating and other energy uses associated with the way we live, and the use of renewable and locally available energy sources to meet our needs. GVHF will also support, both directly and indirectly, the development of affordable, energy-efficient housing to meet identified needs of the Gunnison Valley community. They will strive to promote cooperation among the private sector, educational institutions, nonprofit organizations and government at all levels to optimize the delivery of affordable housing to this community. GVHF Articles of Incorporation purposes include the following in Article III, Section 3.1: a. Supporting research and education about needs for affordable housing and the importance of affordable housing to maintain livable, healthy communities in the region, b. Promoting understanding of the key role of energy costs in the question of affordability and the importance of reducing heating and other energy use associated with living"

Re: Colorado River Water Shortage (1999)
"From P.C. Klingsmith to James Starr (Attorney at Law) Letter regarding the importance of proving Colorado river water shortage in order to offset further trans-mountain diversions. June 17, 1999"

Re: Comments on Newsletter 3, Fall 2003 (2003)
"Ralph E. Clark III. November 20, 2003."

Re: Comments on the Proposed Amendment of the Land and Resource Management Plan and the Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement. (1989)
"September 15, 1989."

Re: For the record of the public hearing on the U.S. Senators' proposed bill to establish Colorado wilderness areas; June 4, 1991 (1991)
"Ralph E. Clark III. June 1991."

Re: Opportunity for Solar District Hearing in Design and Annexation Commitment made to "Gunnison Rising" Development (2007)
"Ralph E. Clark III. October 12, 2007."

Re: Oversight Hearing on White River Nat'l Forest Plan Revisions (2000)
"Hjalmar S. Sundin. The Glenwood Springs 100 Club. February 2000."

Re: References on pipeline planning (2008)
"Ralph E. Clark III. January 31, 2008."

Re: Sept. '03 Water Report (2003)
"Steve Glazer. RMC Water. September 2003."

Re: Taylor Park Loop Project (Forest Service, Pam Bode) (1993)
"Gerald R. Lain. Wilson Associates Realty Inc.. March 23, 1993."

Re: Transmittal of the Report from the Gunnison Trail System Committee. (1977)
"Ralph E. Clark III. March 1977."

Re: White River Forest Plan Revision (2000)
"Edward B. Zukoski. Land and Water Fund of the Rockies February 2000."

Re: white River Forest Plan Revision – additional materials (2000)
"Edward B. Zukoski. Land and Water Fund of the Rockies. February 2000."

Re: “In Colorado, water is a fiery topic” April 17, 2000. Another View (2000)
"P.C. Klingsmith, Chairman of POWER May 16th 2000"

Reallocation of Water from Agricultural to Municipal Use
"Michael D. White. White & Jankowski."

Reasonably Foreseeable Development Scenario For Oil and Gas Development In the Buffalo Field Office Area, Campbell, Johnson and Sheridan Counties, Wyoming (2001)
"occur. To do this an occurrence potential aa map was constructed (Map 1). The oil and gas occurrence potential was classified as $3 - High, Moderate, Low, or None. Explanation of these classifications is given on the map. | 2 oe Note that most of the BFOA has high = $2 a occurrence potential. The classification is based on geology, data from oil and gas test ae wells, and the play areas described by \" Dolton, et al (1990). The Geologic Map of Wyoming (Love and Christiansen 1985) and $0 ’ the Structure Contour Map of the Powder 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 River Basin and Casper Arch, Wyoming and — = Tv An Be Sipe = : Montana (Petroleum Information 1987) were Figure 3 Historic gas prices (Wyoming State Geological also used. Map | does not indicate whether Survey 1996) and projections (Energy Information these resources can be developed Administration 1998). economically. OIL AND GAS PLAYS"

Reasons to Continue Historic Operations of the Aspinall Unit (1994)
"POWER (People Opposing Water Export Raids) September 1994"

Recent Advanced in Water Recycling Technologies (2001)
"A.I. Schafer, T.D. Waite, P. Sherman. November 26, 2001."

Reclamation and Exploitation
"VER H EAR O F RECLAMATI ON law' s 16 0-acre limi tatio n o n E water d eliveri es to irrigators? H ave you been told tha t this is \" pe tty p o liti cal tyra nny,\" inefficient a nd uneco nom ic? Tha t because o f it the h o usewife p ays m o r e for foo d in the m arke t? T hat it is an o utmoded myth fro m bygone tim es ? Tha t it should be elimi- nated, as the Public Land Law R eview Commi ssio n, under form er Cong ressm an W ayne Aspinall, recommended ? (Mo re r ecently, Sen- ator Lee M etcalf o f M o ntana called this bo dy th e \"Natio nal Water ed- Dow n Commis sio n\" because the N ixon Administration r epl aced membe rs frie ndly to \" the 160.\" ) O r have you h eard tha t th e 160 is a true co nservatio n instrument, essential if p ro perly used, for achi eving a d ecen t environme nt, eve n for p r eserving a d ecent rural soci ety from self-des truc tio n ? Ever hear that in Imperial Valley, w here th e law goes un enfo rced, alm os t nine o ur o f ten fa rm workers (8 7.3 percent) belo ng ro th e econo mi c lower class, co mpared to, say, Iowa, just o utsid e the reclama tio n belt, w here th e pro p o rtio n is less th an o ne in seven (1 3.6 percent)? Eve r hear that th e Sierra Clu b, jo ined b y Frie nd s"

Recommendations for the Hartman Rocks Area (1994)
"Hartman Rocks Citizens Group. May 4, 1994."

Record of Decision Amendment of the Land and Resource Management Plan and Final Supplement to the Environmental Impact Statement (1991)
"Gary E. Cargill. Forest Service. September 23, 1991."

Record of Decision: Homestake Mining Company’s Pitch Project Environmental Impact Statement (1979)
"Jimmy R. Wilkins. Saguache County, USDA Forest Service. April 27, 1979."

Recovery Implementation Program for Endangered Fish Species in the Upper Colorado River Basin (1993)
"US DOI Fish and Wildlife Services. September 3, 1993."

Recreation Strategy for the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests
"Management plan (1920s-1930s). Covers Grand Mesa National Forest, Uncompahgre National Forest, Gunnison National Forests. Topics: Recreation Strategy, dispersed outdoor recreation activities, developed recreation facilities, dispersed recreation. Agencies: Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests, Ranger Districts, Brigham Young University. Cites 3 external works."

Red Lady Forum: Is there room for mining in a historic mining district? (2005)
"High Country Citizens Alliance. July 8, 2005."

Rediscovering the Other America: Picking up the Threads of the Agrarin Community
"George Sibley."

Reece and Company TV Script "Wildlife" (1999)
"Cynthia Peterson. February 5, 1999."

Reference to the Forest Service's intent to close the Ridge Sheep Driveway (1974)
"Robert J. Bullington. Montrose Production Credit Association. August 12, 1974."

Regional Policy on the Protection of Fens (1998)
"Mary L. Gessner. June 8, 1998."

Regional Workshop: Understanding Your Community on Population and Economic Data and Analysis (2001)
"Sponsored by: Region 10 League for Economic Assistance and Planning, Colorado Department of Local Affairs Demography Section, Colorado State University Cooperative Extension. Winter 2001/2002."

Registration List: Updated September 11, 1992 (1992)
"Colorado Riparian Association. September 11, 1992."

Relating A Water Supply To Many Demands Upon It (2001)
"Ralph E. Clark. January 27, 2001."

Relationship Between Sudden Aspen Decline and Key Elk Habitat Features On the Uncompahgre Plateau- All Ownerships (2008)
"Tim Garvey. USDA Forest Service. May 2008."

Remarks of John Stencel, President, Rocky Mountain Farmers Union (1991)
"Colorado Water. October 11, 1991."

Remarks of the President at the Second Environmental Decade Celebration (1980)
"President Jimmy Carter. EPA. March 10, 1980."

Remember Title XV: San Luis Valley Water Protection Act?
", .In 1992. the U.S. Con· projects mentioned above. grcss under President George This bill does not ab- Bush passed the Omnibus solutely prevent ground water Water Bill of which Title XV development The Secretary of was pllft. T~en Senator Tim the Interior could, after suffi- Wirth iniJoduced and carried cient study. find that a particu- the bill, a lso known as the lar development did not have \"Wirth anti-American Water adverse consequences on des- Development Bill\". The bi)l ignated federal facilities and was wriuen to protect federal allow it to go forward. projects with water rights in Valley water exporta- the San Luis Valley including tion, because of its billion dol- the Closed Basin Proj!!cl, The Jar profit potential, has not de- Alamosa and Monte Vista terred other potential investors. Wildlife Refuges or the Great such as Farallon Capital Mnn- Snnd Dunes N:nionnl Monu- ngemcnt,Inc., who have a part· ment. nership with Stockman's Wa- Title XV. basically, ter Co .. even though Title XV gives the Secretary of the lnle· ha~ been passed by Congress rior the right to refuse any and signed by the President."

Reply from POWER: Bureau of Reclamation – Curecanti Project (1996)
"Letter to L. Richard Bratton from POWER (People Opposing Water Export Raids) January 29. 1996"

Report Backs Using River for Fishing
"___ - -- ...... u u•a.u- tne wnne House agenda was shelved and Sen. Max Cletana, a veteran wuu tost his g __-· ....... •v• wnner. Law·a tmsn usu- nah, Ga., where Republicans hope to steal the president's most important gains, be- legs and an arm during the Vietnam War. a :s Report Ba£!~'Ylfll£~[)}!.:Cf:,~!!,~ing 0 g lr :o By JIM CAJlLTON cost about $5 billion to remove the farms among the officials in charge of signing . from the pipeline and take other restora- off on the report at the regional level, A U.S. Geological sw·vey report has tion actions. It says about S36 billion in says Mr. Casadevall asked him to delay found there would be more economic ben- economic benefits would come over anum- his review for a week \"because of all the efits from returning water to the Kla- ber of years frof!1 more visitors using the sensitivity around U1e issue.\" Mr. Ludke es math River for fish and recreation than Klamath River system for recreational ac- says he had to send llie report for final et from continuing to use it to irrigate tivities such as fishing and boating. review to the USGS's headquarters in Re- :s. farms, but the finding hasn't been re- The farms generate about SlOO million stan, Va., by agency director Charles ty leased. in revenue a year, compared with almost Groat among others. Ia Interior Secretary Gale Norton drew $800 million generated by recreational ac- Mr. Casadevall was traveling and not te criticism from environmentalists and tivities along the Klamath and its tribu- available for comment, his office said. A"

Report of the Colorado Rural Development Commission 1972 (1972)
"Colorado Rural Development Commission. 1972."

Report on Emerging Trends and Management Issues of the Colorado River Basin (1996)
"The Colorado River Workshop. February 2, 1996."

Request for Air Quality Monitoring in Gunnison (2000)
"Bruce Bartleson. March 22, 2000."

Research Framework for Energy in Colorado Policy-Related Research and Evaluation (1975)
"Colorado Energy Research Institute. February 12, 1975. ?"

Residential Development in the Mountains of Colorado: A Survey of Issues (1972)
"Howe, W. Charles. 1972."

Resolution NO. 15 (1990)
"William J. Nesbitt and Diane Lothamer. OCTOBER 1990"

Resolution for a policy for the approval of subdivision and townsite plats (1967)
"Teton County Commission. 1967."

Resolution of the Gunnsion Watershed Conservation Committee Relative to the Curencanti Dam (1951)
"By: E.L. Dutcher Chairman of Gunnison Watershed Conservation Committee Date: April 19th 1951"

Resource Decision Guidelines Draft (1994)
"Denver Water’s Integrated Resource Planning Process. November 9, 1994."

Resource Planning: A Method for Allocating Land Uses in Natural Areas
"Alan Robinette & Edward Crozier."

Response Sheet Ridge Sheep Driveway
"This sheet is provided for your comments concerning the use alternatives for the Ridge Sheep, Driveway. Any Supporting information that you can offer for your viewpoints will assist us in the analysis of public response. To insure that you will receive future information concerning the Ridge Sheep Driveway, please provide the following: Name frat GEE Glau Address $/9 ©. Ceoveiee ve. Organization Represented Cel Your completed response sheet should be returned by September 30, 1974 to: Forest Supervisor Uncompahgre National Forest P, 0. Box 138 Delta, Colorado 81416 Alternative Selected (A, B, C, D, or other). [oc herriay Ute ¢ Bain te Se eee Bt. Anta th parcel URES ett ® jrette tins Ot ohare ej 2 het) htt ee | eo A pe Se ee Ag 63 aba Fn eodaeeametaa Sh eee ee ae EON Wo te"

Response of a Depleted Sagebrush Steppe Riparian System to Grazing Control and Woody Plantings (1996)
"http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs_int/int_rp492.pdf?Warren P. Clary, Nancy L. Shaw, Jonathan G. Dudley, Wictoria A. Saab, John W. Kinney, Lynda C. Smithman?.1996."

Response to POWER’s Letter About Compact Provisions (1999)
"Letter concerning POWER’s (People Opposing Water Export Raids) “failure” to recognize the following Compact provisions in their letter to the Upper Colorado River Commission. From: Executive Director Wayne E. Clark To: (Upper Gunnison River Water Conservency District) Kathleen C. Klein January 8th 1999"

Responses to identified problems by the proposed re-design of the Gunnison Center by Butch Clark (1995)
"Ralph E Clark III. June 5, 1995."

Revegetation with Native Plant Species: proceedings, 1997 Society for Ecological Restoration Annual Meeting (1997)
"Larry K. Holzworth, Ray W. Brown"

Revenue Generation and the Multiplier Effect Resulting from Western Sate College Students, Faculty and Staff Spending in Gunnison County: Analysis for The Community Banks of Colorado (1997)
"Michelle Murtha. Western State College. January, 1997."

Review of Data and Summary Opinions regarding Snowmass Creek Modification (2000)
"Jay W. Skinner, ?2000,?Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife"

Review of Data and Summary of Opinions Regarding Snowmass Creek Modification (1996)
"By: Colorado Department of Wildlife. Jay W. Skinner. 1996"

Revising Desertification of Riparian Zones Along Cold Desert Streams
"Quentin D. Skinner, Michael A. Smith, Jerrold L. Dodd, and J. Daniel Rodgers"

Ridge Sheep Driveway Show-Me Trip Itinerary August 10-11, 1974 (1974)
"John T. Minow. July 25, 1974."

Rifle Creek Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Project
"Middle Colorado Watershed Council and Project Manager Laurie Rink"

Right To Float On Colorado River (1983)
"Duane Woodard. August 31, 1983."

Right to Float bill HB 1188 (2010)
"Ralph E. Clark III. March 5, 2010."

Riparian Assessment USDA NRCS Bozeman, Montana (2000)
"USDA/NRCS. December 2000."

Riparian Restoration Using Hydrologic Manipulation and Physical Disturbance
"A brief synopsis of riparian ecosystems in semi-arid regions in the western US."

River District Meeting of March, 2000 (2000)
"Colorado River Conservation District March meeting complete with legislative updates and board discussion March 23, 2000"

River Forum Rafting (2000)
"ef arcsec aE 1 = y aii Laat a See ae x Mie i QO pear. LES, Suctbyan Seabee mae ick, MoS Cala, Vig, Becstlin Ligne ann Ort Abehah Bar| Cw 2a, — abe antisite pein, Pusey, aa ale Pibuated ont elite Rm OPTe. é fic brent eu; loash Go (thank Lew Artin, Pe es ieee Tage fe tie Get Oe See as a. ae BeGichay = thd 9 iach At Best a, PIE pov ae ae 9 acunre LP eee Con 2 Z a es =n Sad - fe. taped ve ae} Rage"

River Navigation Gunn – Colo Forum Rafting (2000)
"D Renme = (Button ~ Lerey asnarae Mem oot Tr§ are ink Peery ate centres Ot to [fae orarenowey - Md bal Ge dariee Lees Jibs frou K Saker . Hersey ee ot Gr Co, a y Cty en eben porrneealy ote. So Gite pote OC ee ebimgh we ALLL ADEE, Some em wet Loge Se chant fy act parton airistelrs mr ett _ — o — . ences Che manting & D baettre fot Mill , red Hoe Cok Craw , Vhs 5 pe OO Ecoer Load Mag hr Yan ORG los will DIE Dob ax tuatevone 027K nT a ae aa iad ocltrhrne._ wrk Ce fe Rif kis cle porter 7th er 7 /a ee 0 UO DETTE TEE OS 9. ee hg ee Bo, TOD tice if (BOT See te Geld bag wl"

River Recreation in the Gunnison Gorge
"John Arkins. Bureau of Land Management."

Roadless Area Review Announcement and Draft Environmental Statement of New Wilderness Study Areas Rocky Mountain Region (1973)
"W.J. Lucas. USDA. January 18, 1973."

Rockee News: Environmental Education Newsletter for the Rocky Mountain States (1999)
"Tim Merriman and Zoe Corson Shark. 1999."

Rocky Ford farmers ditch agriculture
"Deborah Frazier. News Staff Writer."

Rocky Ford farmers file to sell water to Aurora
"Jim Hughes. Denver Post."

Rocky Ford farmers ready to sell water
"James Amos. The Pueblo Chieftain."

Route Designation for Hazardous Materials (1988)
"Ralph E. Clark. December 29, 1988."

Rules & Regulations Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board
"May-77"

SDSG Containers
"(TO BE REMOVED) Ae 15 9 4 Site Plan Uy, SCALE: 1/16\" = 1'-0\" 4 20° 28 1 EXIST CONCRETE TO REMAIN DESIGN DRAWINGS - NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION - SDSG Containers 116 N Taylor St Gunnison, CO 81230 “Y TIGHTBUILD \\ /"

SLV Pastors Discuss Water Issues and Stewardship
"Elliott Graves. Valley Voice."

SLV water being drained 'to excess'
"The Pueblo Chieftain."

STAFF SUMMARY MAJOR CHANGE TO A PUD
"Cascadia Partners LLC."

Safe Power-2005 (2005)
"Safe Power."

San Luis Valley Project, Closed Basin Division, Colorado
"Alamosa Field Division Staff. Bureau of Reclamation."

San Luis Valley Project, Closed Basin Division, Colorado map
"Alamosa Field Division Staff. Bureau of Reclamation."

San Luis Vega & Garrett Hardin: The Commons in Cross-Cultural Perspective
"Devon Pe?a. ?"

Scoping Forest Plan Amendment Addressing Management Indicator Species (MIS) and Forest Plan Monitoring of MIS (2004)
"Jeff Burch and Clay Speas. Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests. October 2004."

Scoping Notice for Fossil Ridge Recreation Management Area
"USDA/FS Gunnison Nation Forest Taylor River/Cebolla Ranger District."

Scoping Statement for Allotment Management Planning for the Lost Park Allotment (2001)
"Kimberley D. Vogel. USDA/FS/Medicine Bow-Routt. January 19, 2001."

Second Homes and the Economic Base of Four Counties in West Central Colorado: An economic drivers study for Gunnison, Hinsdale, Ouray, and San Miguiel Counties (2006)
"Lloyd Levy Consulting LLC & Sammons/Dutton LLC. September 2006."

Senate Bill 03-236: Financing Water Infastructure (2003)
"Senate Bill “Concerning an authorization of voter-approved revenue bonds for the purpose of financing water infrastructure projects by the state.” 2003"

Settlement Agreement for the State of Colorado's Appeal of the Forest Plans for the San Juan and Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests (1984)
"Dewitt John. May 17, 1984."

Severance Taxation in the West (2007)
"Authors: Mark P. Couch, Gregory L. Moore Organization: Denver Post Year: 2007"

Shale Country
"Mountain Empire Publishing, Inc."

Shareholders dig in for sale decision
"James Amos. The Pueblo Chieftain."

Sheep Grazing above Timberline in the San Juan National Forest (1978)
"Connally E. Mears and Connie Kay. 1978."

Shell Taking its Time on Shale Plan (2007)
"Gargi Chakrabarty. Rocky Mountain News. 3 February 2007."

Sheridan County Data Base Book (1975)
"William Bell. Sheridan Area Planning Agency. 1975."

Should plastics be a source of energy? The plastics crisis has some asking if we should burn more plastic waste and at least get energy out of it
"The plastics crisis has some asking if we should burn more plastic waste and at least get energy out of it by Alexander H. Tullo SEPTEMBER 24, 2018 | APPEARED IN VOLUME 96, ISSUE 38 Credit: Yang H. Ku/C&EN/Shutterstock I ADVERTISEMENT n Rahway, N.J., near Route 1&9, looming cooling towers and a huge white smokestack dwarf the nearby car dealerships, fast-food joints, and motels. The installation is visible for miles and is a familiar landmark to the highway’s regulars, but likely few of them know what is going on inside. The structure is the Union County Resource Recovery IN BRIEF Facility, a waste-to-energy facility that Covanta operates on behalf of the local government. Instead of the usual The plastic waste problem has coal or natural gas, it burns garbage to make electricity. grown into a crisis over the past Inside, a parade of garbage trucks from all around the year as more people have become county tilt their loads onto the facility’s ﬂoor. What aware of ocean plastic litter and MOST POPULAR IN comes in is the assorted dross the local citizenry throws China shut its doors to waste plastics ENVIRONMENT"

Shrubland Ecosystem Genetics And Biodiversity: Proceedings (2001)
"E.Durant MacAurthur, Daniel J. Fairbanks. 2001 ?"

Sierra Club Clean Water Act
"Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund"

Sierra Club Deforestation (1985)
"Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund. April 18, 1985."

Sierra Club Mining Law Reform
"Pete Klingsmith, Brant Calkin."

Sierra Club Testimony Grazing Fee Hearing (1978)
"Tina Nappe and Rose Strickland. Sierra Club. 1978."

Sierra Club: National Energy Act (1977)
"Sierra Club, 1977"

Sierra the Sierra Club Bulletin (1980)
"The Sierra Club. 1980."

Signed Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances with its included Certifcate of Inclusion template for Gunnison Sage Grouse (2006)
"Richard Coleman. US DOI Fish and Wildlife Services. October 19, 2006."

Silverton Management Framework Plans (1981)
"Cara W. Curtis. US DOI. February 27, 1981."

Sites for Projected Power Plants (1977)
"Bill Densmore, 1977"

Situation and Outlook Summary Agricultural Rescources: Agricultural Land Values (1993)
"US Department of Economic Research. May 6, 1993."

Situation and Outlook Summary Agricultural Rescources: Agricultural Land Values (1992)
"USDA/Economic Research Service. April 22, 1992."

Situation: George and Barbara Harral are owners of approximately 54 acres of land astride the Gunnison River. This land is in the process of being subdivided and information is needed on soils to comply with Gunnison County Subdivision Regulations. (1973)
"Chuck Malone. USDA Soil Conservation Service. October 29, 1973."

Sketch Plan Application to Modify Gunnison County Reslution No. 91-32 Wilson Gravel Pit Operations
"SUBMITTED BY: UNITED COMPANIES P.O. BOX 3609 GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 81502 oe ee ee gee ee * Section 5-201 5-202 5-203 5-204 5-205 5-206 5-207 5-208 5-209 5-210 5-211 5-212 5-213 5-214"

Small Mammal Survey, Acid Fen, Mt. Emmons Gunnison, Colorado (1999)
"Judith M. Daniels, Dr. Scottie Willey. Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory. 1999."

Small Mammals: A Beaver Pond Ecosystem and Adjacent Riparian Habitat in Idaho (1991)
"Dean E. Medin and Warren P. Clary. June 1991."

Small-Capacity Reservoirs Are Needed to Thwart Drought
"Small-capacity reservoirs are needed to thwart drought By KEN BAKER The drought of the year 2002, the dri- est of a series of drought years in South- ern Colorado and reported to be the driest year in Colorado history, generated more -public interest and newspaper space than any previous drought year in our history. The public interest focused on the State- house in Denver, stirring our lawmakers into uncommon political rhetoric directed at filling empty reservoirs and providing quick and efficient means of providing water transfers to the northern Front Range. Our water appropriation customs and laws were adapted to accommodate the needs of the miners and homesteaders who staked their claims and gave birth to modern western irrigation practices. Col-"

So, Mr. Mayor, You Want to Improve Productivity (1974)
"The National Commission on Productivity and Work Quality. 1974."

Social Impact Committee Meeting Transcript (1977)
"December 6, 1977. Meeting transcript."

Socioeconomic Data Rank Ordered For Colorado (1972)
"Center For Social Research and Development University of Denver. November 1, 1972."

Sodium Mineral Development Environmental Assesment – Draft (1981)
"Bureau of Land Management. Rock Springs District Office. 1981."

Soil Inventory Alkalai Creek Basin and Corridor (1980)
"James P. Walsh. Amax Environmental Services Inc. February 1980. Map."

Soil Inventory Mount Emmons & Corridor (1980)
"James P. Walsh. Amax Environmental Services Inc. February 1980. Map."

Soil and Water Conservation in Colorado
"Clyde E. Oakley. USDA Soil Conservation Service."

Solar Design
"Technical report (1995-2004). Covers University of Virginia, Albemarle County, Arlington. Topics: Green Design, Solar Access, Energy Modeling, Affordable Housing. Agencies: University of Virginia School of Architecture, PHA, CAAR Workforce Housing Fund. Cites 23 external works."

Solar Power – Sunday
"De nis Hayes. Chair man the Solar Age wi ll begin! Senior Researcher. Worldwatch Institute Roger Blobaum Mark it on your calendar. Talk about it. Director. Small Farm Energy Project Heather Booth Director. Think abou t it. Make plans. Midwest Academy Thomas Bradley Get ready for SUN DAY ... Mayor of Los Angeles David Brower President, Friends of the Earth the international demonstration of humankind's Dr. Robert S. Browne President. Black Econom ic Research Center passage from the Petroleum Age to a new era of Wilson C lark Energy A dvisor to the"

Solar-2005 (2005)
2005

Some Factors Historically Affecting The Distribution and Abundance of Fishes In The Gunnison River
"Technical report (1973-1978). Covers Gunnison River, Lower Gunnison River Drainage, Colorado River. Topics: fish distribution, fish abundance, fishery investigations, dam effects. Agencies: United States Bureau of Reclamation, Colorado Division of Wildlife, Department of Natural Resources. Cites 10 external works."

Some legacy
"ing ~ater and shipping it north out of this basin. And being a fast-growing, affluent suburb of Denver, it has deep pockets. . So it is tempting for the owners of the remaining 44 percent of .Rocky Ford Ditch water to consider Aurora's recent offer of about $56,000 per share for their rights in the canal. While Aurora could not take all of the water out of this basin, only the consumptive use, that still would mean about 5,000 acre-feet less water in the river each ye¥,... . . . . That's because Aurora would try to take the water out ' of the river not at Rocky Ford but close to the headwaters where diversion capabilities already exist. And water near the headwaters is much different than water that currently flows into the Rocky Ford Ditch. Water near the top of the stream has few contaminants. As the river flows down through mountain canyons and then across Southeastern Colorado's prairies, it picks up contaminants in various areas. Of course, that' s natural. But as more clear water is"

Source: Gunnison County (1997), County Subdivision Report (Draft) (1997)
"Source: Gunnison County (1997), County Subdivision Report (Draft) Subdivision -- Single Family Year Lots Buildout Vacant Years Lots Buildout [Vacant Skyland (only single family) 1997 20 6 14 Fenske 1996 3 1 2 Green Mesa Ranch 1996 12 1 11 Irwin Townsite Replat 1996 17 0 17 Meridian Lake Meadows 1996 52 0 52 Moon Ridge 1996 3 2 7 Riverland Industrial Park 1 1996 38 {9} 33 Silversage 1996 23 Qo 23 Wild Horse Estates 1995 5 3 2 Avion Club Filing 1 1994 9 3 6 Glaze Subdivision 1994 2 1 1 River Rim 1994 11 (¢] 11 Signal Peak Industrial Park - F2 1994 5 5 [e} Totals 1997 - 94 206 22 184 Flying E Subdivision 1993 5 2 3 Stiler Subdivision 1993 2 (e] 2 River Green 1992 17 3 14 Thomworth Estates 1992 6 1 5"

Southwestern Rare and Endangered Plants: Proceedings of the Second Conference (1995)
"By: Joey Maschinski, David Hammond, Louella Holter. 1995. See preview for link to document"

Southwestern Rare and Endangered Plants: Proceedings of the Third Conference (2000)
"Many Authors. Conference held September 25-28, 2000 Flagstaff, AZ"

Speaker's Kit Nuclear Power (1976)
"Coloradans for Safe Power. 1976."

Special District Leadership Performance (1992)
"Carl H. Neu Jr.?NEU & Company. 1992."

Special Geographic Area for the Location of a Proposed Wood Pellet Plat at the County's Landfill Site (2007)
"Ralph E Clark. July 2007."

Special Institute in Public Land Laws (1997)
"Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation. 1997."

Species Endangerment Patterns in the United States (1994)
"Curtis H. Flather, Linda A. Joyce, Carol A. Bloomgarden. USDA Forest Service. January 1, 1994."

Speech by Assistant Secretary of Agriculture at the Annual Meeting of the Society of American Foesters (1977)
"Arthur E. Merriman and Dr. M. Rupert Cutler. United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service. October 1977."

Speeches Statement by NRC Commissioner on Problems Associated with Uranium Taliings (Waste from Mills) (1978)
"Victor Gilinisky. Nuclear Regulatory Commision. May 2, 1978."

Spring Environmental Symposium "Healthy Forests and Healthy Ecomomics: Finding the Balance" (2003)
"“Healthy Forests and Healthy Economies: Finding the Balance\" Schedule of Events Monday Evening, April 21, Kebler Room, College Union 6:30 7:00 7:20 Dessert, Coffee & Conversation Poetry from the Forest — Art Goodtimes, Poet and San Miguel County Commissioner, Norwood What is a Healthy Forest? — Some Perspectives: _ Jerry Chonka, National Forest & BLM Fire Management Officer, and Roy Mask, USDA Entomologist, with help from Jim Worrall, USDA Forest Pathologist and Tom Eager, Gunnison National Forest Entomologists Sandy Shea, High Country Citizens Alliance, Crested Butte Questions and Discussion Tuesday Mid-day, April 22, Kebler Room, College Union 12:00 12:30-1:30 1:30-2:00 Light lunch"

Spring Environmental Symposium – Topic – What is a healthy forest economy? (2003)
"Spring Environmental Symposium — Western State College, April 22, 2003 Topic - What is a healthy forest economy? : peer(te Thank you for this opportunity and thanky you George for the motivation to pull pa Break some thoughts together. George’s assignments are always challenging. I was — asked to talk about specific experience and lessons as a landowner. Then I am alniinein, art, supposed segue to issues of abstract philosophy in management of forest land. All P in 20 minutes. In 1971 my wife and I bought - and have come to love - a patch of forest land here in Gunnison County. It is an inholding, a property surrounded by the public national forest. It is located at the top of three drainages up which fire has travelled. Limestone quarries are on the property and just off it. During the late 1870's and 1880's, limestone was quarried and roasted in domed bee-hive kilns to make mortar used in foundations of the first large houses and buildings here. Much timber was cut to fuel these kilns. Within them the heat was so great that the sides are coated with a glass. In the area, most accessible timber not cut to fuel the kilns burned by fires started from sparks from the kiln fires. - About six months after we got this place, a classmate and one of Hugo Ferchau’s graduate students, Marv Hawthorn, started a project on it to study effects of thinning on dog-hair lodgepole pine. This stand was so densely packed it was hard to push through. Stems were 80 plus years old,"

Spring Symposium April 2002 (2002)
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Springs dumps on Pueblo via the Fountain
"Dennis Darrow. The Pueblo Chiftain."

State's water: A slippery subject
"Dennis Darrow. The Pueblo Chieftain."

Statement for the Hearing on the Endangered American Wilderness Act H. R. 3454, Creede, Colorado (1977)
"Ralph E. Clark III. June 10, 1977."

Statement of Mr. H. William Hochheiser Manager, Oil and Gas Environmental Research Office Office of Fossil Energy U.S. Department of Energy Before the Senate Committee on Appropriations Senate Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations Subcommittee U.S. Senate Field Hearing on Coalbed Methane (2001)
"H. William Hochheiser. US DOE. March 10, 2001."

States Seek Safeguards Against Bust (1982)
"Virginia Fahys. 1982."

Statewide Fish Management Policy (1997)
"Robin Knox. Colorado Division of Wildlife. April 27, 1997."

Statewide Fish Management Policy comments (1997)
"Steve Glazer. May 21, 1997."

Status of Gunison's [sic] sage grouse (1999)
"D.C. “Jasper” Carlton and Clait E Braun. Biodiversity Legal Foundation. August 18, 1999."

Steps in Land Use Planning Multiple Use-Sustained Yield Act Roadless Area Inventory 1971-73 (1971)
"Multiple pe prame work for Forest Service identified 1,449 lic Lands -roadless areas of 5,000 acres or ing J NA A more in the National Forest System. Range Recreation Wildlife*Fish Timber Watershed 274 areas were selected for wilder- ness study. Establishment of Areas of Wilderness fit within the purposes and provisions of the Act / Chief Forester's Non-selected Wilderness Study List roadles areas Resulting in Land nagement Plannin Specific wilderness Use Planning Unit Process Study (Forest Service Regulation) Part or same as land use Part of or same planning process. *Agency encouraged to Collection of Resource as land use planning include non-agency participation Data process *Soliciting make Participation Lo * Citizens' Advisory Board * Citizen participate in or agency study team"

Stirling Engines
"Pete Klingsmith, Arton Der Minassians, Julie Schmit."

Stockgrower's Take Bull by Horns
"The Formation inter-genemtional trnnsfer of productive .lands. of the CCALT · •. Conservation ease- Go almost anywhere ·ments are tailor-made for n in Colorado and you'll see a specific prQpeny and result whole new crop taking hold in from a negotiated agreement the state's formerly prime ag- between .the landowner and ricultural lands: housing sub- the .ljolder or' the easement. divisions, 35-acre ranchettes, The easement must be held and 18-hole go lf courses. by, a qualifi.ed, land trust These developments have 1 whioh:h11s the-obligation to been driven by the recent im- >monitor-the land' and ensure migrntion of tens ofthousands, that the terms of the easement of people, attracted by the are followed. It istherefore state's scenic rural vistas and critical tha1a~re be a strong small town character. Steep level of truSJii!Od cooperation rises in property values and between the landowner and '·c rlppling' esuite tax liability theland trust, • • .. 1 •"

Stopping Land Abuse: What You Can Do (1975)
"Editor: Marc Reisner. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. Winter 1975-1976."

Stream Access In Montana (1986)
"Hugh Zackheim. Environmental Quality Council Montana Legislature. July 15, 1986."

Stream Channel Recerence Sites: An Illustrated Guide to Field Technique (1994)
"Cheryl C. Harrelson, C.L. Rawlings, John P. Potyondy. April 1994."

Stream Channel Responses to Streamflow Diversion on Small Streams of the Snake River Drainage, Idaho (2000)
"Carolyn C. Bohn and John G. King. US Department of Agriculture: Forest Service. 2000."

Stream Dynamics: An Overview for Land Managers (1980)
"Burchard H. Heede. April 1980 revised sept 1992"

Strength in Natural Resources (2007)
"U.S. Energy Corp. 2007. Pamphlet"

Student Rental Housing Market in Gunnison (1979)
"Dona K. Flory.?DU / Denver Research Institute. 1979."

Study of Potential Impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing of Coalbed Methane Wells on Underground Sources of Drinking Water
"*EPA Ground Water & Drinking Water > Underground Injection Control (UIC) Program... Page 1 of 3 ct [=] United States Environmental Protection Agency a What is the UIC program? Initiatives Classes of Injection Wells Class I Class II Class III Class V State UIC Programs Guidance file://E:\\cbmstudy.htm [x]"

Study on H2 Production from Low BTU Western Coal Incorporating CO2 Sequestration and Coalbed Methane Recovery- Economics and Environmental Aspects (2000)
"Pamela Spath. National Renewable Energy Laboratory. September 2000."

Study: Oil shale could require lots of water (2008)
"Dennis Webb. The Daily Sentinel. Grand Junction, CO. 22 October 2008"

Sub-Division Ordinance and Minimum Standards for Teton County, Idaho
"Forsgren, Perkins and Associates, INC."

Subject: Central Colorado Project (CCP), Western Renewable Energy & Water Productivity Multiplier (2007)
"Dave Miller. Natural Energy Resources Company. April 19, 2007"

Subject: Energy Policy-Related Research Concept of CERI (1975)
"Ralph E. Clark III. April 4, 1975."

Subject: Fossil Ridge Travel Management (1990)
"Peggy Dobie. USDA/FS Taylor River and Cebolla Ranger District. December 17, 1990"

Subject: Fossil Ridge Travel Management Meeting (1991)
"Peggy Dobie. USDA/FS Taylor River and Cebolla Ranger District. January 15, 1991."

Subject: Policy for Management of Wildernesses within the National Forests (1977)
"M. Rupert Cutler. Department of Agriculture Office of the Secretary. August 11, 1977."

Subject: RAREII, BLM Wilderness Review, and Alaska (the Senate) (1978)
"Perry Moyle. The Wilderness Society. June 23, 1978."

Subordination + Call Protection Correspondence + Notes

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 1
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Development, Allocation, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 1
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Development, Allocation, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 1
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Development, Allocation, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 2
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 2
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 2
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 3
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Front Range, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 3
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Front Range, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 3
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Front Range, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 4
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Front Range, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 4
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Front Range, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 4
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Front Range, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 5
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Front Range, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 5
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Front Range, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination + Power BoR Protection Part 5
"Author: Klingsmith Water, Colorado, Gunnison, Allocation, Development, Front Range, Prior Appropriation"

Subordination Defined (1995)
"Richard Bratton January 9th 1995"

Subordination of Curecanti Unit Water Rights (1960)
"Division of Water Rights in Gunnison, CO Date: 1960’s"

Sudden Aspen Decline in Colorado (2008)
"Susan Gray and Toy Mask. USDA Forest Service. March 19, 2008."

Suggested Criteria for Evaluating RARE II Areas
"Brian Beard, Tim Mahoney, Bob Langsenkamp, Paul Barrett, Jim Stowe, Joy Caudill, Bruce Benninghoff, Perry Moyle, Meg Nagel. Sierra Club, Wilderness Society, Colorado Mountain Club. ?"

Summary of Board and Planning Commission Direction (2003)
"Summary of Board and Planning Commission Direction This document summarizes direction received from the Planning Commission at a series of three work sessions in 2003. It is accompanied by an appendix with supporting demographic data and an overview on deed restrictions. Program Name The term “Community Housing’ will be used to describe housing programs and units that might result from this effort. Intended Beneficiaries e Gunnison County's Community Housing efforts will seek to insure that a broad range of housing opportunities are available for a diverse population. Emphasis will be targeted on year-round residents though the needs of seasonal workers who support our economy are not to be ignored. e Inthe future, at least 25% if not more of the county's housing should be appropriate and affordable for families with children. (In 2000, 25% of the county's households included at least one child.) e Inthe future, the percentage of housing available and affordable for seniors should increase with growth in demand above the 2000 level of 11%. e Efforts to address the unique housing needs of specific market segments, like Hispanic workers, should be considered. Geographic Coverage"

Summary of Financial Impact of Proposed Mt. Crested Butte Community Housing Regulations (2002)
"November 19, 2002."

Summary of Nomination for Upper Loop Property (1998)
"The following paragraphs are taken from the nomination, These are some of the most relevant questions asked by the State Land Board 1. What are the existing surface uses of the property? The current use of the property is livestock grazing and a single track trail for intermediate to expert mountain bike users, John Malensek, a local rancher, has a lease on the this State parcel for livestock grazing. The lease number is $39825. Gunnison County has a lease on this State parcel for use of the Upper Loop trail. There are no buildings on the property but there are fences along the south and west sides of the property. 5, Describe any local, regional, state or federal efforts that are consistent with - or conflict with - managing to protect and enhance the beauty, natural values, open space, and. wildlife habitat on adjacent lands and /or regionally. The attached Future Land Use Map from the Crested Butte Master Plan indicates that this State parcel and lands to the west and south of this State parcel are all targeted for open space uses. The Crested Butte Master Plan is the only plan we know of that addresses land uses in the vicinity of this State parcel. The Crested Butte Land Trust has been working since 1992 to help create the buffer between the towns as described in the three mile plans for each town. To date, 11 parcels have been deed restricted or acquired and preserved for permanent open space between the two towns. If this State parcel is preserved as open space, and if two more parcels are"

Summary of Proposed Gunnison National Forest Timber Management Plan (1974)
"The plan objective is to provide continued direction in managment and administration of timber resources. The plan is a functional expansion of the Forest Multiple Use Plan. The actions and objectives of the plan are coordinated with other resources of the Forest through an Environ- mental Impact Statement. Although the planning period is ten years, the total planning horizon used to achieve regulation of commercial forest land is two growing ro- tations or 280 years. This regulation is planned by a computerized method of developing long-range management plans, called RAM (Resource Allocation Method). The proposed Timber Management Plan is based on timber data collected from 417 sample locations. The commercial forest was determined to be 919,561 acres of land capable of producing in excess of 20 cubic feet of wood per acre per year. Of this total, 276,608 acres are currently reserved or deferred from timber management activities because of wilder- ness classification or study for potential wilderness classification. The total volume of trees on commercial forest land is 5.6 billion board feet. Trees are growing at the rate of 68 million board feet per year, with a mortality rate of 18 million board feet per year. In order to achieve forest regulation, an equal distribution of timber"

Summary of Qualifications Westinghouse Plasma Gasification Technology
"Technical report (August 2012). Covers Northeast England, Toronto, Canada. Topics: plasma gasification, waste treatment, syngas, energy production. Agencies: Westinghouse Plasma Corporation, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Alter NRG. Cites 10 external works."

Summary of Rationale Amax Inc. – Mount Emmons Project (1979)
"Amax Inc.; Colorado Department of Health Water Quality Control Division. August 7, 1979."

Summary of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (1997)
"USDA/FS White River National Forest. September 1997."

Summary of the Gunnison Water Situation
"In 1986 the City of Aurora and the Natural Energy Resources Company (NECO) filcd claims for the right to divert massive amounts of water from Gunnison County to the Front Range. The Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District also filed for rights to the same water for in-basin use. The High Country Citizens’ Alliance (HCCA) believes that loss of this water would harm water users — particularly environ- mental, agricultural, and recreational interests — within Gunnison County, elsewhere on the Western Slope, and all the way to Califor- ° nia. In 1986, HCCA opposed both Aurora and NECO in Water Court and was joined by more than 40 parties. The other parties included the United States, the State of Colorado, the Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District, the National Wildlife Federation, Western Colorado Congress, Trout Unlimited, homeowner organizations representing people living along the streams and rivers that would be diverted, ranchers, and a number of Western Slope municipalitics. Since 1986, the water cases have slowly _ moved through the water court system. THE PROJECTS and PROPONENTS Collegiate Range Aurora Project This is Aurora’s proposal (nicknamed CRAP). It would divert 73,000 acre-feet annually from the Taylor River basin. ( An acre-foot of water will cover an acre of land to the depth of one foot, and is cnough to lavishly support an urban family of four for a year.) The proposed Pieplant Reservoir upstream from the Taylor Reservoir would store water for a short time before it was pumped through a tunnel beneath the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness Area and the Continental Divide. The water would then be stored on the Eastern Slope until “needed”. Because this proposal would take water away from farmers in the Uncompahgre Valley near Montrose, another reservoir named the Almont Reservoir would also be build. It would"

Summary – Organization Structure of Grand Mesa-Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests (1975)
"Jimmy R. Wilkins. Forest Service. September 19, 1975."

Summary, Recommendations and the Future of Reclaiming Surface Mines for Fish and Wildlife
"John Cairns, Jr. Center for Environmental Studies Virginia Polytechinic Inistitute and State University Blacksburg, Virginia."

Summitville TAG
"Wendy Mellott. Valley Voice."

Support for Tenderfoot Trail Haul Route (1990)
"Diane Lothamer. US DOE. August 14, 1990."

Survey results for End of Season Production Reports Field Crops Fruit Crops Vegetable Crops and Livestock Inventory Reports Cattle and Calves Sheep and Lambs Hogs and Pigs All Chickenes (2001)
"R. Renee Liles. USDA/National Agricultural Statistics Service and Colorado Agricultural Statistics Service. February 23, 2001."

Survey results for End of Season Production Reports Field Crops Fruit Crops Vegetable Crops and Livestock Inventory Reports Cattle and Calves Sheep and Lambs Hogs and Pigs All Chickenes (2003)
"R. Renee Picanso. USDA/National Agricultural Statistics Service and Colorado Agricultural Statistics Service. February 2003."

Survey results for End of Season Production Reports Field Crops Fruit Crops Vegetable Crops and Livestock Inventory Reports Cattle and Calves Sheep and Lambs Hogs and Pigs All Chickenes
"R. Renee Liles. USDA/National Agricultural Statistics Service and Colorado Agricultural Statistics Service."