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Distribution List Distribution List U.S. REPRESENTATIVES Steve Pearce, Roswell, NM U.S. SENATORS Senator Pete Domenici, Roswell, NM Senator Jeff Bingaman, Roswell, NM NEW MEXICO SENATORS Rod Adair, Roswell, NM Vernon D. Asbill, Carlsbad, NM Stuart Ingle, Portales, NM Timothy Z. Jennings, Roswell, NM Gay G. Kernan, Hobbs, NM Carroll H. Leavell, Jal, NM NEW MEXICO REPRESENTATIVES Candy Spence Ezzel, Roswell, NM Daniel R. Foley, Roswell, NM Keith J. Gardner, Roswell, NM John A. Heaton, Carlsbad, NM Joe M. Stell, Carlsbad, NM Avon W. Wilson, Roswell, NM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, Lakewood, CO Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Albuquerque, NM Department of Defense, Army Corps of Engineers, Albuquerque District Office, Albuquerque, NM Department of Defense, Army Corps of Engineers, Santa Rosa Recreation Area, Santa Rosa, NM Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Mescalero Agency, Mescalero, NM Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Southern Plains Region, Anadarko, OK Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Southern Pueblos Agency, Albuquerque, NM Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Southwest Region, Albuquerque, NM Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management , Carlsbad Field Office, Carlsbad, NM Department of the Interior, Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance, Washington, DC Department of the Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Roswell, NM Department of the Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ecological Services, Albuquerque, NM Department of the Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Fishery Resources, Albuquerque, NM Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC Environmental Protection Agency, Region 6, Dallas, TX Natural Resources Library, Washington, DC Office of Management and Budget, Washington, DC Pecos River Compact Commissioner for the United States, Lucedale, MS STATE OF NEW MEXICO GOVERNMENT Cooperative Extension Service, Carlsbad, NM Department of Agriculture, Las Cruces, NM Department of Game and Fish, Santa Fe, NM Economic Development Department, Santa Fe, NM Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, Santa Fe, NM Environment Department, Surface Water Quality Board, Santa Fe, NM New Mexico State University, Artesia, Carlsbad, Roswell, NM New Mexico Interstate Stream Commissioners, Santa Fe, NM Carlsbad Project Water Operations and Water Supply Conservation FEIS D-1 Distribution List Pecos River Compact Commissioner for New Mexico, Roswell, NM State Historic Preservation Officer, Office of Cultural Affairs, Santa Fe, NM State Land Office, Santa Fe, NM State Parks, Brantley Lake State Park, Carlsbad, NM State Parks, Living Desert Zoo and Garden State Park, Carlsbad, NM State Parks, Santa Fe, New Mexico University of New Mexico, New Mexico Natural Heritage Program, Albuquerque, NM STATE OF TEXAS GOVERNMENT Assistant Attorney General, Austin, TX Pecos River Compact Commissioner for Texas, Monahans, TX Texas Natural Resource Conservation Division, Austin, TX COUNTY GOVERNMENT Chaves County Commission, Roswell, NM Chaves County Extension Service, Roswell, NM Chaves County Flood Control, Roswell, NM De Baca County Extension Service, Fort Sumner, NM De Baca County Commission, Fort Sumner, NM Eddy County Commission, Carlsbad, NM Eddy County Cooperative Extension Service, Carlsbad, NM Eddy County Extension Service Commission, Carlsbad, NM Eddy County Manager, Carlsbad, NM Guadalupe County, Santa Rosa, NM Lincoln County Commission, Carrizozo, NM LOCAL GOVERNMENT Carlsbad Community Development Department, Carlsbad, NM City of Artesia, Artesia, NM City of Carlsbad, Carlsbad, NM City of Roswell, Roswell, NM City of Santa Rosa, Santa Rosa, NM Village of Carrizozo, Carrizozo, NM Village of Cloudcroft, Cloudcroft, NM Village of Dexter, Dexter, NM Village of Fort Sumner, Fort Sumner, NM Village of Hagerman, Hagerman, NM Village of Hope, Hope, NM Village of Lake Arthur, Lake Arthur, NM Village of Loving, Loving, NM Village of Ruidoso Downs, Ruidoso Downs, NM Village of Ruidoso, Ruidoso, NM INDIAN TRIBES Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, Anadarko, OK Comanche Nation, Lawton, OK Fort Sill Apache Business Committee, Apache, OK Hopi Tribe, Kykotsmovi, AZ Jicarilla Apache Tribe, Dulce NM Kiowa Nation, Carnegie, OK Mescalero Apache Tribe, Mescalero, NM Navajo Nation, Window Rock, AZ Pueblo of Isleta, Isleta Pueblo, NM Pueblo of Jemez, Jemez Pueblo, NM Pueblo of Ysleta del Sur, El Paso, TX IRRIGATION AND CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Carlsbad Irrigation District Carlsbad Soil and Water Conservation District, Carlsbad, NM De Baca Soil and Water Conservation District, Fort Sumner, NM D-2 Carlsbad Project Water Operations and Water Supply Conservation FEIS Distribution List East Puerto de Luna Ditch, Puerto de Luna, NM Fort Sumner Irrigation District, Fort Sumner, NM Hagerman Irrigation Company, Hagerman, NM Hope Community Ditch, Hope, NM Ortega Ditch Association, Santa Rosa, NM Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District, Roswell, NM Pecos Valley Water Users Organization, Cloudcroft, NM Reeves County Water Improvement District #2, Pecos, TX West Puerto de Luna Ditch, Puerto de Luna, NM ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS American Fisheries Society, Bethesda, MD American Rivers, Washington, DC Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance, Carlsbad, NM Defenders of the Wildlife, Washington, DC Ducks Unlimited, Inc., Memphis, TN Environmental Defense Fund, New York, NY Forest Guardians, Santa Fe, NM National Audubon Society, New York, NY National Wildlife Federation, Washington, DC Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., New York, NY Quivira Coalition, Santa Fe, NM Sierra Club, San Francisco, CA Sierra Club, Rio Grande Chapter, Albuquerque, NM Southwest Center for Biological Diversity, Tucson, AZ The Fund for Animals, Inc., New York, NY The Nature Conservancy, Arlington, VA The Nature Conservancy, Santa Fe, NM The Trust for Public Land, Santa Fe, NM The Wildlife Society, Bethesda, MD Trout Unlimited, Arlington, VA ENTITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS American Southwest Ichthyological Consulting, Albuquerque, NM American Water Resources Association, Middleburg, VA Artesia Agricultural Science Center, Artesia, NM Cibola Ranch, Fort Sumner, NM Citizens Bank, Fort Sumner, NM Cooney Watson & Associates, Albuquerque, NM Dairy Producers of New Mexico, Roswell, NM De Baca Soil and Water Conservation District, Fort Sumner, NM Environmental Science Associates, Santa Fe, NM ERO Resources Corporation, Denver, CO Farm Credit Services of New Mexico, Roswell, NM Grandi Farms, Carlsbad, NM Guadalupe Mountain Association, Carlsbad, NM Gunn Farm, Fort Sumner, NM Hinkle Law Firm, Roswell, NM Marbob Energy Corporation, Artesia, NM McKnight, Salmon, Lewis & Weldon, PLC, Phoenix, AZ National Water Resources Association, Arlington, VA New Mexico Association of Conservation Districts, Carlsbad, NM New Mexico Cattle Growers Association, Artesia, NM New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau, Fort Sumner, Roswell, NM Public Lands Council, Artesia, Roswell, NM Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Basin Coalition, El Paso, TX Sheehan, Sheehan & Stelzner, P.A., Albuquerque, NM Steele Ranch Inc., Fort Sumner, NM SWCA, Inc., Flagstaff, AZ Tetra Tech, Inc., Breckinridge, CO; Carlsbad, NM; Seattle, WA Think New Mexico, Santa Fe, NM Carlsbad Project Water Operations and Water Supply Conservation FEIS D-3 Distribution List URS Corporation, Albuquerque, NM Vaughan Ranch, Fort Sumner, NM Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, Environmental Monitoring, Carlsbad, NM Western Network, Santa Fe, NM Westinghouse Environmental Services, Waste Isolation Division, Carlsbad, NM INDIVIDUALS Ahrens, Bill, Malaga, NM Barnett, Jon, Clovis, NM Billberry, Jeff, Elida, NM Black, Jack and Lee, Carlsbad, NM Bonney, Robert, San Pedro, CA Bradley, Robert, Roswell, NM Brady, Alice, Fort Sumner, NM Buckman, B. Rex, Fort Sumner, NM Burns, Darrin, Fort Sumner, NM Campbell, R. H., Carlsbad, NM Campos, Jose, Santa Rosa, NM Carnell, L. L., Fort Sumner, NM Cibak, Richard, Roswell, NM Clark, Ann, Carlsbad, NM Cordova, Gary L., Conchas Dam, NM Cortese, Gerald Don, Fort Sumner, NM Crancton, Craig C., Carlsbad, NM Davis, Bill, Roswell, NM Davis, Stella, Carlsbad, NM Davis, V. West, Fort Sumner, NM Dawson, Jim, Carlsbad, NM Doyal, Curtis, Carlsbad, NM Drake, Desiree D., Roswell, NM Drake, Raymond, Fort Sumner, NM Dunn, Eddie, Carlsbad, NM Dunn, Ellen, Fort Sumner, NM Dickerman, Burton, Fort Sumner, NM Fallon, Emmet, Fort Sumner, NM Farney, Denzel, Fort Sumner, NM Finny, Herbert, Fort Sumner, NM Forrest, Dick, Carlsbad, NM Gant, III, Joe, Carlsbad, NM Gardner, Ridley, Carlsbad, NM Giovejo, Johnnie, Loving, NM Graham, Kevin, Carlsbad, NM Grandi, Henry J. Carlsbad, NM Gunn, G.P., Fort Sumner, NM Haight, Jim L., Puerto De Luna, NM Harrison, Jim, Carlsbad, NM Hart, Ratrina, Carlsbad, NM Head, Dub, Fort Sumner, NM Houghtaling, Sonny and Ann, Lake Arthur, NM Hughes, Debra, Carlsbad, NM Jaromello, John, Taiban, NM Jueva, Charlie, Carlsbad, NM Kidd, Don, Carlsbad, NM Knowles, Richard T., Roswell, NM Koontz, Jim, Fort Sumner, NM Kyle, Billy, Fort Sumner, NM Labrier, Billy, Fort Sumner, NM Light, Robert S., Carlsbad, NM Lochhead, Jim, Glenwood Springs, CO Mack, Michael, Fort Sumner, NM Martinez, Paul, Albuquerque, NM McMillan, John, Fort Sumner, NM D-4 Carlsbad Project Water Operations and Water Supply Conservation FEIS Distribution List McRee, Frank, Fort Sumner, NM Meachan, Walter, Fort Sumner, NM Merritt, Frances, Carlsbad, NM Moran, Chuck, Artesia, NM Nelson, Morgan, Roswell, NM Nichols,
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