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~~ e <br />been listed as threatened or endangered under state or federal law, or are <br />candidate species or are likely to become candidate species as determined <br />by the United States fish and wildlife service. <br />With regard to transfers from the operational account of the <br />severance tax trust fund to the trust fund: <br />Delays, from the 2007-08 fiscal year to the 2008-09 fiscal <br />year, a transfer of one-half of the revenues that accrued to <br />the severance tax trust fund that exceeded the March 2007 <br />revenue forecast for the severance tax trust fund; <br />! Delays, from fiscal year 2007-08 to fiscal year 2008-09, the <br />transfer of $1,000,000; and <br />! Makes transfers of revenues that would otherwise have <br />been appropriated for a deep underground science and <br />engineering laboratory (DUSEL) occur in the same fiscal <br />year as the appropriation for DUSEL would have occurred <br />rather than in the succeeding fiscal year. <br />Transfers $917,000 from the capital account of the trust fund to the <br />operations and maintenance account of the trust fund that was previously <br />approved for expenditure in connection with the Platte River Three State <br />Cooperative Agreement. Authorizes the expenditure of $500,000 in fiscal <br />year 2009-10 from the operation and maintenance account of the species <br />conservation trust fund for acquiring the minimum amount of water for <br />instream flows necessary to preserve or improve the natural environment <br />to a reasonable degree for species of concern. <br />Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado: <br />2 SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) Pursuant to: <br />3 (a) Section 24-33-111(2), Colorado Revised Statutes, the species <br />4 conservation trust fund has been created in the state treasury to fund <br />5 programs designed to conserve native species that have been listed as <br />6 threatened or endangered under state or federal law, or are candidate <br />7 species or are likely to become candidate species as determined by the <br />8 United States fish and wildlife service; <br />9 (b) Section 24-33-111 (3), Colorado Revised Statutes, the <br />10 executive director of the department of natural resources, after consulting <br />11 with the Colorado water conservation board and its director, the wildlife <br />_2_ 168 <br />