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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 Contract and the C-BT Project Supplemental Contract No.

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 first C-BT water is delivered to the East Slope.

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.