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Meeting Summary 2
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2/17/2004
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<br />Gunnison Basin Roundtable Technical Meeting #2 <br />Meeting Summary <br /> <br />Public Comments <br /> <br />All public attendees at the BRT meeting were offered an opportunity to comment or ask <br />questions of the SWSI team and BRT members as part of the evening session of the BRT <br />meeting. A general summary of the public comment portion of the meeting is summarized <br />below. <br /> <br />. Objective merged healthy economy with M&I, but Blue Mesa Reservoir is also important to <br />economy. <br />. Some options do not connect with water supply (i.e., hydropower). <br />. Conservation should be on the list to help reduce demand. <br />. Remember need to include consideration of 1) instream flow and 2) conservation. <br />. A procedural/ timing question was raised regarding the PBO and EIS. They take time and <br />SWSI needs to be done November; how will SWSI make conclusions without these <br />outcomes? <br />. What is the process for the list of options? Union Park should not be on list. Unclear where <br />we go from here. <br />. Large disconnect with objectives and the list. No technical data available. <br />. BRTs are technical. What is decisionmaking authority? Score sheet - how will that work? <br />Does CWCB Board need to listen to BRT? <br />. Would like to see more interaction between BRT members. Group dominated by a few. <br />. Worked on Calfed process, small groups more effective. SWSI should consider Calfed <br />process. <br />. Future water demands need to look at how agricultural acreage will impact future growth. <br />. Over the last several years, there has been a drop in per capita water use by 7 percent (smart <br />water). <br />. SWSI cannot get real meaning from score cards without defining sustainability, optimize, etc. <br />. Encourage SWSI team to collect data on water short reaches. <br />. Population increase should look at changes in policy at state level; that would tie population <br />growth to water availability. <br />. Need to consider water conservation in alternatives as important component. <br />. Gary Barber, BRT member from the Arkansas Basin, had the following observation: <br />- Need to look to Colorado Compact or agriculture for water; collaboration and conjunctive <br />use IS answer. <br />. Diverting water from one basin to another is 100 percent consumptive in the Basin of origin. <br />. Public comments need to be transmitted to BRT. <br />. SWSI seems to be a hurried process, with impossible deadlines; Legislator does not support <br />these deadlines without support from CWCB. <br />. Too much talk by consultants in this meeting. <br />. The demands from second homes and tourism seem to be left out of estimates. <br />. There seems to be inconsistency on how power demands are handled. <br />. Why isn't Big Straw considered? <br />. Second home issue needs to be dealt with in Gunnison and Colorado. Should look at number <br />of households, not people. <br /> <br />CDIVI <br /> <br />7 <br /> <br />Gunnison BRT Mtg #2 Summary.doc 4/16/2004 <br />
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