An Act Establishing a State Water and Power Plan

Document: An Act, draft 2/7/67 (photocopy), page 44. near the city of Phoenix, or suitable alternative together with pumping plants therefore, (ii) Orme dam reservoir and power pumping plant to be located in central Arizona at or near the Salt river Indian reservation,] (iii) Buttes dam and reservoir to be located in central Arizona on the Gila River southeast of the City of Phoenix] (iv) the Salt-Gila acqueduct to extend from the terminus of the Granite Reef aqueduct in central Arizona to the Tucson aqueduct (Colorado source) in the vicinity of Picacho reservoir, together with pumping plants therefor, (v) Charleston dam and reservoir to be located on the San Pedro River southeast of the City of Tucson, (VI) Tucson aqueduct (Colorado source) to extend from the vicinity of Picacho reservoir to the City of Tucson, together with pumping plants therefore, and (vii) Tucson aqueduct (San Pedro source) to extend from the Charleston reservoir to the City of Tucson; b. Hualapai (Bridge Canyon) hydroelectric project to be located at the headwaters of Lake Mead on the Colorado River; c. Marble Canyon hydroelectric project to be located on the Colorado River approximately 12 miles upstream from the boundary of the Grand Canyon National Park; d. Montezuma Pumped Storage Power Project to be located approximately 25 miles south of the City of Phoenix; e. Havasu Pumped Storage Power Project to be located in the vicinity of the southern end of Lake Havasu; together in the case of each project with any improvements thereto and any incidental buildings, structures, transmission lines or mains, and all other appurtenances and facilities necessary or appropriate thereto. The state water and power plan may also include such further water or power projects, either in addition to or in substitution of the projects set forth above or any portion thereof, as the Commission and the AuthorityEpson Perfection 4870 Photo, 400 dpi, 8 bit, 1,177,445 byte