Amendment to Minute No. 240 relating to emergency deliveries of Colorado River water for use in Tijuana (Minute No. 243 of 1973) Document type Bilateral Field of application Regional/restricted Date Sep 25, 1973 Source FAO, FAOLEX; IUCN (ID: TRE-152292) Place of adoption El Paso, Texas Language English Subject Water Keyword Inspection Water shortage/drought Inland waters Basin/catchment/watershed Basin Colorado Abstract The International Boundary and Water Commission adopted a Resolution which, subject to the approval of the two Governments of United States and Mexico, adds Point 12 to the Resolution of Minute 240 as follows: "That, Mexico's request for deliveries of water in the limitrophe reach of the Colorado River be not less than 900 cubic feet (25.5 cubic meters) per second, excluding the flows charged for the emergency deliveries made to the City of Tijuana as part of the volume of Colorado River water allotted to Mexico by the Water Treaty of February 3, 1944". Full text Other Country/Territory/Participant See Expanded View Show Map Countries Entry into force Mexico - United States of America - reset zoom out zoom in References - Treaties Amends Minute of the International Boundary and Water Commission concerning emergency deliveries of Colorado River waters for use in Tijuana (No. 240 of 1972) Treaty | Bilateral | Ciudad Juarez | Jun 13, 1972 Keyword: Inspection, Waterworks, Inland waters, Water shortage/drought, Basin/catchment/watershed Source: FAO, FAOLEX; IUCN (ID: TRE-152214) Amended by Extension of Minutes Nos. 240, 243, 245 and 252 regarding emergency deliveries of Colorado River waters for use in Tijuana (Minute No. 256) Treaty | Bilateral | Juarez | Feb 22, 1977 Keyword: Inspection, Water shortage/drought, Inland waters, Basin/catchment/watershed Source: FAO, FAOLEX; IUCN (ID: TRE-152301)