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Arkansas River Compact administrators plan meeting

Published on -11/28/2012, 7:17 AM

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GARDEN CITY, Kan. (AP) -- The Arkansas River Compact Administration meets in Kansas next week to review operations at the John Martin Reservoir in Colorado.

The panel's annual meeting takes place Dec. 6 in Garden City. Also on the agenda are a compliance update, committee reports, and other developments from state and federal agencies.

The group administers provisions of the Kansas-Colorado Arkansas River Compact, including operations at the John Martin Reservoir. The compact was negotiated in 1948 between Kansas and Colorado to settle disputes and remove sources of future controversy over water in the Arkansas River.

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