In witness whereof the parties hereto have caused this contract to be executed the day and year first above written. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, By HAROLD L. ICKES, Secretary of the Interior. By FRANK T. ROWAN, Attest: LEO NIELSON, Secretary: THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES, acting by and through By R. A. HEFFNER, President. Attest: [SEAL] JOSEPH L. WILLIAMS, Secretary. By R. A. HEFFNER, President. Attest: [SEAL] JOSEPH L. WILLIAMS, Secretary. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD., By HARRY J. BAUER, Chairman. By JULIAN HINDS, General Manager and Chief Engineer. Attest: [SEAL] A. L. GRAM, Ex. Secretary. Approved as to form and execution: JAMES H. HOWARD, General Counsel. Approved as to form and legality this 20th day of November 1945: (1110) December 22, 1947 (Symbol Ilr-781-Supplemental). A621 A633 A667 METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF 1007 1008 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND SAN DIEGO Metropolitan Water District, April 24, 1930 (Symbol I1r–645) - . A499 A507 1009 San Diego, February 15, 1933 (Symbol I1r-713). A513 A671 A523 1011 San Diego, September 23, 1946 (Symbol NOY 13300, Supplement A531 1012 Metropolitan Water District and San Diego County Water Authority, October 4, 1946 (Symbol Ilr-1483). A535 1013 San Diego, October 29, 1946 (Symbol NOY 13300, Supplement No. 2).... A543 1014 Metropolitan Water District and San Diego, March 14, 1947---- A547 Appendix 1001 WATER: CALIFORNIA PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT, FEBRUARY 21, 1930 Whereas the undersigned, Colorado River Commissioners of California, representatives of the Governor of California, representatives of the Metropolitan Water District, the Coachella Valley County Water District, the Imperial Irrigation District, the Palo Verde Irrigation District, and the Boulder Dam Association have reached an understanding for the division of Colorado River water which will be available to California upon the following basis: Class A water: Agricultural groups, 3,850,000 acre-feet per Next 550,000 acre-feet per annum, available for California use; All water in river available for California use in excess of above And have studied in great detail the available water supply from the Colorado River and the water requirements of California from that source, and while we recognize that California has been so limited as to make infeasible otherwise feasible projects, including several hundred thousand acres of land, we do find that if there are no further limitations then upon the construction of the Boulder Dam the supply will be ample for the now going concerns using water from the Colorado and also for the Colorado River Aqueduct to serve the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California; the Palo Verde Valley lands and the All-American Canal to serve the enlarged development in the Imperial and Coachella valleys; and we further find that the Colorado River Aqueduct and the All-American Canal will constitute extremely important factors in the growth, protection, and prosperity of southern California, and both of these projects ought to be consummated at the earliest possible time. Now, therefore, be it resolved, That we request all those in authority to expedite as much as reasonably possible all steps leading up to the construction of the Boulder Dam, the Colorado River Aqueduct, and the All-American Canal, and we urge upon the people of southern California that they give these three great projects their moral and financial support, to the end that each of them may be an accomplished fact in the very near future. Dated February 21, 1930. (Signed) W. J. CARR. A. P. CURRAN. JOHN G. BULLOCK. M. J. DOWD. CHAS. L. CHILDERS. |