A bill to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to undertake feasibility investigations.

(Reported to Senate from the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources with amendment, S. Rept. 98-271)

Authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to engage in water resource development feasibility studies of the following: (1) Chief Joseph Dam project, Washington; (2) Imperial Irrigation District canal lining, California; (3) New Melones conveyance system study, California; (4) Prairie Bend unit, Nebraska (including a report of the effects on wildlife habitat); (5) Spring Canyon pumped-storage project, Arizona; (6) Tongue River Dam, Montana; (7) Upper Klamath offstream storage study, Oregon; (8) Blue Holes Reservoir, Wyoming; (9) Mudddy Creek Basin hydrologic, surge relief, and erosion control study, Montana; (10) San Joaquin Valley ground/surface water integration study, California; (11) Delta Channel constriction investigation, California; (12) deep corbonate aquifer Project, Nevada; (13) Arizona Upper Gila study, Arizona; (14) San Juan River unit, Colorado River water quality improvement program, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah; (15) Mesa Delta municipal and industrial ground water study, Colorado; (16) Southeast Oklahoma water supply and distribution study, Oklahoma; (17) Northwest Oklahoma water supply project, Oklahoma; (18) Westside irrigation project, Wyoming; (19) Crow Creek Indian Reservation area, South Dakota; (20) Rapid City regional water supply, South Dakota; (21) Saline water use and disposal opportunity unit, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, and California; and (22) Sites reservoir investigation, Sacramento River Division, California.