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each other at the Basin level, and that communication between the two should be strong. Jim Siscoe tallced with Rick Brown prior to the meeting and agreed that the consultants come here to do work. He thought, in addition, that it's important for our Basin to have face-time with the "Denver" people as well It was suggested that the work groups provide updates at each roundtable meeting. It's not very clear what the approval process will be or where it will occur. Jim Siscoe's impression was that CWCB would be looking to the Roundtable members to review the teclulical level of detail being used to make decisions. There is still quite a bit of concern about the overall top-down process and what the results will mean for the Basin. Steve posed the question on what the next steps should be. Jolu1 P. volunteered to go over SWSI-l, see what it says about each community and report back to this roundtable. Steve asked if the members wanted to continue doing a presentation per meeting on each region. Most thought it was a good idea. Tim & Raymond will do one on Mancos at the October meeting. Mike Preston will report at the January meeting. Prior to the meeting, Marianne Mate provided aone-page summary on needs for the McPhee marina infrastructure. In Marianne's absence, Gerald Koppenhafer reported that money is needed to match a grant to construct a new breakwater. This project is very costly because of the particular geography. It was discussed and there was general consensus that this is not the type of project that is appropriate for this group to provide financial assistance to. J. R. Berry shared that Rick Brown went beyond the call of duty several times to make it happen for the Goodman Point request and wanted to take this opportuiuty to publicly aclalowledge his support. Carrie Wiess also supported J. R.'s statement and applauds Rick for his efforts with the Dry Gulch request. Steve adjourned the meeting at 5:20 P.M.