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RESOLUTION NOa 1010 , <br />WHEREAS, the City of Paris has been interested for some <br />time in a project to construct a dam on Sanders Creek, to create <br />Pat Mayse Lake, in Lamar County, Texas, among other things, <br />as the future source of water supply for the City of Paris; and <br />WHEREAS, the project was by Congress placed in the <br />hands of the U. S. Army Engineers, for the purpose of making <br />a survey to determine the feasibility of the creation of such dam <br />and reservoir; and <br />WHEREAS, the U. S. Army Engineers assigned preliminary <br />survey and report of the feasibility of such project to the U. S. <br />Army Engineer District, Tulsa, Corps of Engineers, Tulsa, <br />Oklahoma, and the Tulsa Office of the U. S. Army Engineers at <br />Tulsa, assigned to Colonel Howard W. Penney the task of making <br />such preliminary survey and report of the feasibility of said <br />project; and <br />WHEREAS, Colonel Howard W. Penney did assume such <br />responsibility and cause such preliminary survey to be made, <br />and on the lst day of November, 1961 completed his report of <br />the feasibility of said project to the Chief of Engineers, <br />Department of the Army, Washington, D. C. ; and <br />WHEREAS, the City of Paris has examined such report and <br />has noted the quality of same; and <br />WHEREAS, the City of Paris is highly grateful to Colonel <br />Howard W. Penney for the efficient, correct, and thorough <br />manner in which such survey and report was made, the fact <br />that such report promptly cleared the <br />Division Engineer <br />U. S. Army Engineer Division, Southwestern <br />Dallas, Texas <br />and the same promptly cleared the office of the <br />Chief of Engineers <br />Department of the Army <br />Wa shington, D. C. <br />and thereafter the feasibility of the project contained in such report <br />was presented to the <br />Texas Water Commission <br />by which Commission it was promptly approved as being a feasible <br />project, and thereafter promptly approved by the <br />Governor of Texas <br />and returned to the Congress of the United States; and <br />