7732

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7732
• Author: Center for Public-Private Sector Cooperation, U. o. C.
• Title: Recommendations on the Legal, Policy, and Institutional Issues Related to Instream Flow Protection in Colorado.
• USFW Year: 1993.
• USFW - Doc Type: \
• Copyright Material: NO

Colorado River Recovery Implementation Program-- Page 2
• Water acquisition for the endangered fishes
Group Memory, February 28, 1992
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Peter E. -ditto - I.D. "impediments" not "issues". Find way around or thru.
Bob G. -ditto- Peter - + get water in streams.
Eric K. Be realistic in reference to people on Western slope and it's way of life.
Gene J. Begin to resolve problem issues within context law and compact.
Eddie K. Fast and efficient plan for species recovery. Look at it in "balanced way" .
Larry S. Refine issues/impediments and resolve, but some may be too big.
John H. Frame issues and road map on how to proceed from here. Go faster! Build trust
among parties, more Esprit de corps.
Hal S. Develop "roadmap" - be open around this table.
Wendy W. Will be legal resource.
Grady M. -ditto Tom P. - "Cut to the chase."
Jay S. -ditto Margot, Larry and John, build trust.
Assumptions about process:
* Focus on "impediments"
* Biologists will produce best basic for flow recommendations. (Guru I).
* Use list of impediments as basic for inventory.
IDEAL VISION:
A timely process. To protect sufficient instrument flows to supplement self-sustaining
populations of the endangered fish consistent with the Recovery Implementation Program.
"Happy fish and happy people. "
(Understanding that R.I.P. includes reference to Colorado and Federal laws.)