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IBCC Process Program Material
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Interbasin Compact Process Fact Sheet
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10/31/2006
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Fact Sheets & Quarterly Newsletters
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<br /> <br />st <br />The Colorado Water for the 21 Century Act also established the Interbasin Compact <br />Committee (IBCC). The Governor has appointed Russell George as the Director of <br />Compact Negotiations, the roundtables have chosen their IBCC representatives, and the <br />executive and legislative branches of government have made their appointments. <br /> <br />With the roundtables and the IBCC fully formed, the structures are in place to <br />comprehensively address water issues throughout the state. The coming months will be <br />marked by an impressive array of activities. Many of the roundtables are assessing <br />their water interests as a basin, utilizing the information from Statewide Water S upply <br />Initiative (SWSI) and other studies to complete a basin wide water needs assessment, <br />working with Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) to analyze alternatives for <br />meeting identified water needs, and making recommendations on how to meet their <br />wat er needs to the IBCC. Roundtables are also positioned to analyze and respond to <br />projects or processes that are voluntarily brought before them by other entities. <br /> <br />The IBCC’s work has primarily focused on writing and submitting a Charter to <br />legislature. The IBCC’s charter was approved on April 5, 2006 and approved by the <br />second assembly through HB06 - 1400. This Charter will govern and guide water <br />negotiations between roundtables, articulates the role of the IBCC, and forms the <br />framework and foundational principles to guide voluntary negotiations between <br />roundtables. The IBCC will also guide the public education and outreach efforts of this <br />process. Working groups have been established to spearhead efforts with regard to <br />public education, roundtable need s assessments, and establishing criteria and guidelines <br /> <br />associated with allocating money provided for in Senate Bill 06 - 179. <br /> <br />Figure Three: IBCC Work Accomplished <br />? <br /> Charter written and approved by legislature in accordance with the Colorado Water for <br />s t <br />the 21 Century Act. The charter establishes procedural framework for the interbasin <br />negotiation process. <br />? <br /> By - laws written and approved establishing operational procedures for the IBCC <br />? <br /> Working groups established to address IBCC responsibilities with regard to public <br />education, basin - wide needs assessments, and SB06 - 179 criteria and guidelines <br /> <br />For further information contact: <br />Eric Hecox <br />Manager, Office of Interbasin Compact Negotiations <br />Colorado Department of Natural Resources <br />1313 Sherman Street, Room 718 <br />Den ver, CO 80203 <br />(303) 866 - 4895 <br />eric.hecox@state.co.us <br /> <br />
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