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July 2, 1982 (2) What role should the WMO assume? What you perceive as the WMO's authority, power, antici- pated operating costs, operating procedures, funding techniques, etc., are very important. utilized? (3) Should the joint - powers agreement or a watershed be Each of these have various advantages and disadvantages. Once these broad decisions are addressed, the matter of how to accom- plish them must then be dealt with. Without having the three above matters brought into better focus, however, this would be almost im- possible to achieve. Additional meetings will be necessary to cover such matters. In order to develop a base of information to begin to understand the situation, please bring a map showing what you think is the correct boundary of land draining ultimately to the Mississippi River that is not already in a watershed. Once again, I cannot overstate the fact that I think it is very im- portant for the staff of the organization to develop a clear under- standing of the situation, the options available and to work together to solve this common problem. It is the sort of situation that, if aggressive action is not taken, the time involved in accomplishing the various steps would be so great, it would be impossible to achieve the desired results within the deadline. I look forward to seeing you at the meeting of July 8, 1982. Charles V. Honchell, P.E. Public Works Director CVH /c encl; 59