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a. Central Arizona Project incremental capacity to provide an additional 1,200,000 acre-feet per annum for municipal and industrial use. The water supply for the increased capacity would be provided by imports from other areas in conjunction with water exchange agreements. The facilities associated with this supply are the Lower Eel River storage and diversion facilities, incremental conveyance capacity in the East Side Division, Central Valley Project, the Lake Havasu Aqueduct and the parallel Central Arizona aqueduct. In addition, a water reclamation and reuse project is proposed for construction. b. California Aqueduct supplemental supplies to provide for increased uses in southern California. This would require construction of the Trinity River Project and the South Fork Trinity River Project, each of which will produce approximately 600,000 acre-feet per annum. It is apparent that additional terminal storage facilities will also be needed in southern California; hence it would be necessary to construct the Apple Valley and De Luz Dams and Reservoirs. c. Southern Nevada Water Supply Project, second and third stages, should be constructed as needed. The second and third stages would provide an additional 180,000 acre-feet per annum after 1990 to accommodate increased uses in the Las Vegas and Eldorado Valleys. d. Canal lining programs in the Imperial and Coachella Valleys, California, are included in cost estimates as an indication of a possible means of conserving water supplies available for use in California. Such programs are dependent upon the negotiation of future agreements. e. Tributary Projects in Arizona and New Mexico should be constructed, dependent upon a finding that such projects are economically feasible. In the main, the proposed projects would be located in the Little Colorado and Gila River drainage basins in Arizona and New Mexico, and in areas draining directly into the Colorado River. f. Indian Irrigation projects that were initiated under the Immediate-Action Program will be expanded or completed. It is also proposed that Indian Irrigation projects within the Central Arizona Project service area be provided with lined distribution systems to conserve existing and supplemental supplies. The remaining Indian reservations in Arizona, California, and Nevada, which it is intended will be included in the Continuing Project Development Program, are relatively small but whose present needs for supplemental supplies of water are vital to their existence. VIII-7Epson Perfection 4870 Photo, 400 dpi, 8 bit, 14,151,680 byte