The California State Department of Water Resources 1967 1973 Oral History Tra
The California State Department of Water Resources 1967 1973 Oral History Tra
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There were these kinds of arguments. Gianelli: Yes, these arguments went on kind of continuously, yes. Chall: There's quite a skein of bureaucracies in the Delta. National, state, local, all the other concerns. Not only the bureaucracies, but the private fish and game people, and the environmentalists, and all of that. That didn't make you very happy from time to time, as I understand. You got rather angry at the whole Gianelli: The thing that I was concerned with was that the legislature had a...uthorized the State Water Project, we had contracts, and we had some obligations. We, on the studies that had been made for the 'Delta, for example, said that we felt that if you maintained a 47 Gianelli: Chall: Gianelli: certain quality, which largely would protect the agricultural area of the Delta, that that should constitute our obligation. Keep in mind that in years past, before any dams were built, the salt water intruded, in dry years, all the way up as far as Stockton and Sacramento. So, we felt, the people that designed the project felt, that if the project took on the responsibility of maintaining quality for the agricultural area, that should take care of the obligations of the project insofar as the Delta was concerned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were these kinds of arguments. Gianelli: Yes, these arguments went on kind of continuously, yes. Chall: There's quite a skein of bureaucracies in the Delta. National, state, local, all the other concerns. Not only the bureaucracies, but the private fish and game people, and the environmentalists, and all of that. That didn't make you very happy from time to time, as I understand. You got rather angry at the whole Gianelli: The thing that I was concerned with was that the legislature had a...uthorized the State Water Project, we had contracts, and we had some obligations. We, on the studies that had been made for the 'Delta, for example, said that we felt that if you maintained a 47 Gianelli: Chall: Gianelli: certain quality, which largely would protect the agricultural area of the Delta, that that should constitute our obligation. Keep in mind that in years past, before any dams were built, the salt water intruded, in dry years, all the way up as far as Stockton and Sacramento. So, we felt, the people that designed the project felt, that if the project took on the responsibility of maintaining quality for the agricultural area, that should take care of the obligations of the project insofar as the Delta was concerned.
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