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9/19/2006
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<br />modifications of those permit forms pursuant to comments made by the Board <br />members. The motion was approved unanimously (9-0). <br /> <br />10. Flood Protection Section - South Platte River Easement Request - Town of Columbine <br />Valley <br />Tape I, Track 3 00:25 :20 - 00:34:45 <br />Action: A motion was made by Eric Wilkinson and seconded by Russell George to <br />approve Staffs recommendation that following a review of this agenda item by the <br />AG's Office and the CWCB, the Board approve the request for a temporary <br />construction and 25-year non-exclusive easement request for the Town of <br />Columbine Valley storm water pipeline replacement in Arapahoe County, Colorado <br />located within the CWCB right-of-way. The easement fee considered under <br />Method ill (Special Use Consideration), shall include a total of$3,500 and other <br />considerations for the easement and application fee. The Board further authorizes <br />Staff to work with the Attorney General's Office staffand the Town of Columbine <br />Valley to prepare the necessary easement documents and authorize the CWCB <br />Director to enter into an agreement that executes said documents. The motion was <br />approved unanimously (9-0). <br /> <br />11. Flood Protection Section - Designation and Approval of 100- Year Floodplain <br />Information - FEMA Letters of Map Revision <br />Tape 1, Track 1 00:34:44 - 00:47:36 <br />Action: Tom Browning, Flood Section Chief, introduced a new staff member, Thuy <br />Patton, FEMA Coordinator. Dan Merriman, Instream Flow Section Chief, <br />announced the retirement of staff member, Anne Janicki, at the end of September <br />2006. A motion was made by Tom Sharp and seconded by Carl Trick to approve <br />Staffs recommendation that in order to meet statutory requirements that for each <br />Letter of Map Revision presented in this agenda item that the Board: 1) designate <br />and approve the revised floodplain information presented in said LOMR; and 2) <br />authorize Staff to prepare a floodplain resolution to be signed by the Director and <br />transmitted to the appropriate jurisdiction(s) as indicated in the spreadsheet. The <br />motion was approved unanimously (9-0). <br /> <br />12. Flood Protection Section - CWCB Watershed Restoration Program Update <br />Tape 1, Track 3 00:35:00 - 00:47:14 <br />Action: Informational item only, no action taken. <br /> <br />Meeting Recessed <br /> <br />5:35 p.m. <br /> <br />Wednesday, September 20,2006 <br />Call to Order (8:10 a.m.) <br /> <br />A regular meeting of the Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) was reconvened <br />at Evergreen Lodge at Vail, 250 S. Frontage Road West, Vail, Colorado 81657. The meeting was <br />called to order by Chair, John Redifer. Nine voting members were present at the call to order so a <br />quorum was present (at least six required). Voting Board members present at the call to order <br />were Chair John Redifer, Vice Chair Travis Smith, , Keith Catlin, Harold Miskel, Don Schwindt, <br />Tom Sharp, Carl Trick, Eric Wilkinson, and Executive Director, Department of Natural <br />Resources, Russell George. Ex Officio members present or represented were CWCB Director <br /> <br />Flood Protection. Water Supply Planning and Finance. Stream and Lake Protection <br />Water Supply Protection. Conservation and Drought Planning <br />4 <br />
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