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Northern Water makes its final payment to the federal government, fulfilling its financial obligations under the original C-BT Project Repayment

Congress approves Senate Document 80, authorizing construction of the C-BT Project.

Ten years after work began on the C-BT Project, and seven years to the day after tunnel construction began, officials dedicate the Adams Tunnel. The

U. S. Senator Alva B. Adams presents Senate Document 80 to Congress (a development plan and cost estimates for the C-BT Project).

President Roosevelt signs the Interior Department appropriations bill committing $900,000 in construction funds to the C-BT Project.

Northern Water signs a contract with the United States to repay a portion of C-BT Project construction costs.

Warner Construction Company begins excavating the foundation for Green Mountain Reservoir dam, the first major C-BT Project feature constructed.

The first C-BT Project water is released from Horsetooth Reservoir into the Poudre River.

Construction crews finish the South Platte Supply Canal, the final C-BT Project feature Congress authorized in 1937.

The C-BT Project is declared complete and fully operational.