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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 sufficient pumping capacity—various items In your testimony* Ten actually didn’t make a study of the distribution system to determine whether any of those conditions existed, did you! A* Bo, sir| I made n© detailed study, that would involve lots of research work and it would ho expensive to make, and 1 have had no request to make such a report, these are merely casual operations which appeared to mo when I observed certain things here, which 1 mentioned, I believe, to Hr, Cannon. Q. Isn't that ale© true of the question of the desirabll- ity of storage—wouldn't the necessity of additional storage require a very extensive study start? of the entire distribution system done In a scientific and careful manner? A. fes, sir. lot am say, any development or expansion for increased storage which would be designed and constructed upon the idea of creating a satisfactory or safe storage setup, together with an adequate distribution system, would require a great deal of technical, study, and would probably require In addition uncovering the lines and making a physical study of the lines. i. Tour opinion of the storage problem is not based upon any such start?. A. So, sir, it is not based upon any such study* Wouldn’t mm additional factor have to be taken into consideration, Hr. Anderson, in determining the necessity for storage, and feat is, fee location of the water production system A. Oh, yes, sin yen nman fee source of supply.