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. ISSUES AND peRMITS. Technical and biological issues have been raised which may affect the site ev,aluation and design process and must be considered as the site selection is made and the design of the recovery facility is completed. These issues are briefly described below. An expanded description of these issues can be found in the full text of this study. Issues . . The need for a recovery and/or research facility for the recovery of the endangered fishes; . The need and level of production for augmentation and for research; . The role of the recovery facility for broodstock holding or refugia; . Determination of the numbers of genetically individual sub-populations for each species; . Use and mix of intensive and extensive fish culture techniques; . Type of hatchery water supply and the impact on fish growth, health, genetics, imprinting, survivability in the wild, and hatchery capital and operation costs; . Hatchery location and proximity to native habitats; . Role of the proposed hatchery and research facility in the overall recovery program; . Responsibility for construction of the hatchery and research facility; . Responsibility for operation of the hatchery and research facility; Permits In siting and constructing a hatchery or the complete recovery facility, a number of permits from federal, state and local agencies will be required. Given that the current scope of the study is for a conceptual design and is not based on a specific site, it is not possible to determine the specific permits which would be required for a specific site. The following are descriptions of permits which could possibly be required and should be evaluated for compliance as necessary. . Environmental Assessment . Environmental Impact Statement . Colorado NPDES permit · Colorado wastewater discharge permit . Construction dewatering permit · Corps of Engineers 404 Permit · Zoning permit · Building permits . Water Rights . Endangered Fish Permit . 19