General Information
Water was started in the Amity on Wednesday, April 14, 2010 with 200 feet. On Monday, April 20th we
bumped it up to 300 feet. This water is from our John Martin summer storage account, which has to be run out before
we can call the river.
The crew has been working on the Wiley Drain weir, which is one of five that Amity is required to put
in by orders from the Division Engineers office. The lower outlet weir has been completed on the Wiley Drain, but the
upper side inlet measuring weir is still in limbo. We are waiting on an easement from Mr. Harvey and Mr. Reed which
we need to have before any work can be done. Negotiations are still in progress at this time. Extra crew may be
needed to to get the work done this spring because it will need to be done quickly due to the possibility of
water events down the Wiley Drain and we do not want to lose it while it's half done. Plans are in the works to start
work on the May Valley Drain in November this year.
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association has completed their stock transfers.
Lane Malone was elected to take Stanley Vanderpools place as the Sand Creek Division director.