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<br />everyone is "feeling their way through the process." Carrie thanked Don S. for his support <br />and this Roundtable for its significant help in getting their requests to the state level. Steve <br />indicated that Rick Brown's questions were project-specific. Don S. added that no <br />applications were filled out completely based on legislature-directed criteria. Peter <br />Barkmann said that Rick Brown talked about that specific thing at another meeting and <br />added they are building a new application that will be menu driven. John P. said there was <br />quite a bit of discussion in how much to involve IBCC in application review. There was <br />concern that they don't want turf battles between IBCC and CWCB to slow down the <br />process. More detail and breakdown on scope. A lot of applications were very general. At <br />this level, we need to put "political" sensitivity into our applications/evaluations. <br /> <br />Committee report on Guidelines for Considering SB179 Applications <br />Ken Beegles reported on the committee's work and summarized changes. He thanked <br />everyone that worked on the changes. <br />Required items: <br />--Use IBCC/CWCB form <br />--Should conform with southwestern basin bylaws <br />--Financial details should be laid out on table <br /> <br />Steve F. added that they wanted the guidelines to get the basic information so the board <br />could get more of a sense of what's appropriate. Jenny added that the general requirements <br />would be fleshed out by the detailed questions. Leo L. asked about the question regarding <br />"open space." Jenny said it could be recreational, agricultural development, etc. Leo <br />thought that the 5th bullet might be in contradiction to water projects. Jenny clarified that <br />noncompliance with anyone bullet would not be an automatic dissent. Steve suggested <br />that the word "conform" be changed to "address". <br /> <br />Ken spoke to the rest of the report and said that changes were made to make it a more <br />positive experience for the applicant. After getting significant input on the details from the <br />members, the subcommittee was given instructions to meet again to redraft the document, <br />including changes that occurred in today's discussion. The revision will be reviewed at the <br />next meeting. <br /> <br />Don S. offered that we need to discuss how to prioritize projects and how to make <br />decisions. <br /> <br />San Miguel Basin Needs Assessment <br />Robin Schiro asked if flood plain needs would be appropriate use of IBCC funds. <br />Several members gave her other revenue sources and Don S. suggested they contact Rick <br />Brown and Tom Browning at CWCB first. Some members expressed they would not <br />support this type of request through the Roundtable. Steve read by-laws that stated this <br />type of project would be eligible for financial requests from the Roundtable. Members <br />were encouraged to give Robin additional feedback regarding other types of funding <br />sources. Steve suggested that if Robin is not able to get funding from any other sources, <br />that she return to the Roundtable, listing all sources that denied her assistance. <br />