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Consumptive Work Group Report <br />There was currently nothing to report. Eric added that Nicole (CDM) wants to meet with the <br />non-consumptive group and wants to meet with consumptive group in the SW Basin at the <br />same time. They will be taking demands out to 2050. Mike Preston asked if Steve Harris <br />would be willing to join the Consumptive Work Group. <br />Non-consumptive Work Group Report <br />Jim Siscoe reported that this basin has a GIS with 30 layers. They still need DOW data. Jim met <br />with Rick Brown after Glenwood meeting regarding getting a common data platform for this <br />study. There has to be a common hydrologic point of view for both work groups (Consumptive <br />and Non-consumptive). <br />Eric added that what is important in the process is that we've identified the needs and work to <br />get a technical solution that meets one set of needs without hurting the others' needs. That's <br />where the process brings both groups together. We also need to consider our priorities. The <br />Dolores River Dialogue is a good example. Jim S. will show some maps at the next meeting. <br />Water Supply Reserve Account <br />Steve referred the members to a report that was distributed. To date, $107,700 has been <br />approved through this roundtable, leaving a balance of $592,300. This total does not include <br />the recent LPWWA, Sawpit and Bauer requests. Another $300,000 is anticipated July 1, 2008. <br />This will give us approximately $700,000 to work with. There are no current applications. <br />Jenny asked if the Sawpit request was a problem with the roundtable's goals. Mike Preston <br />stated his opinion of treatment and delivery of water being different than raw water projects. <br />It was expressed that we need to determine what our mission should be and have a clear <br />understanding of what we should use the money for and what we really want to focus on. Eric <br />added that the state defers to the roundtables on the worth of the project. They get into deep <br />fiscal review from a state level to make sure they can meet regulations. <br />Next meetings: <br />May 14 Cortez <br />July 9 Durango <br />Sept. 10 Cortez <br />Nov. 12 Durango <br />Jan. 14 Cortez <br />Rick Brown will be on the agenda re SWSI II. <br />Steve adjourned the meeting at 6:00 p.m.