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":,i} ~,t .;t,!j pi '" ' .~;;) 'i;,~ .~~~ ~:;..t . '~:r,. ..'':Ie ::::'* '~~ .:::~. ':~':Il' !:~ f~~~ ~i~; 1~~ r:l 'f;i ]~1 'A ~~ .f," (J d "'1 ~f:~ ,-':-', :;'.)' ~'.:,;. " "~ w "''' Ul Q 3. State and National Priorities. - Points shall be assigned based upon recognition of special status of waters'or uses those waters provide. Points may be awarded under both parts A and B (A) National Priorities - area impacts either: species, a Wilderness River . . . . .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. . . . .. . A nonpoint source project a threatened or endangered area, or a Wild and Scenic . . . (B) State Priorities - A nonpoint source project area impacts either: a Gold Medal Fishery, or Wild Trout Water, a State Park or Recreation Area, or water classified by the Commission as High Quality 1 or 2 .. . . '. . .. ~ . . .-. . . . .. .. . . . . " .~ . 5 Points .5 Points B. Potential for Restoration Points - Points are awarded according to the assumed effectiveness of BMP's, and the transferability of demonstrated, technologies. 1. Effectiveness of BMP's or Imorovements. Points shall be assigned based upon the assumed effectiveness of proposed p~ojects to either restore beneficial uses or reduce the severity of nonpoint source impacts. Degree of severity is based upon the designation found in the Colorado Nonooint Assessment Reoort. A. Improvements are minor or beneficial uses are maintained: 1. 2. 3. in low severity waters. in medium severity waters in high severity waters . '. . . B. Beneficial uses are partially restored or severity partially reduced: 1. in low severity waters... 2. in medium severity waters 3. in high severity waters . c. Beneficial uses are substantially restored or severity substantially reduced: 1. in low severity waterS. . .' 2. in medium severity waters 3. in high severity waters . Page 17 , .4 Points .8 Points 12 Points 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 15 Points 30 Points 45 Points