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Governance Committee Minutes
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Platte River Recovery Implementation Program <br />Governance Committee Minutes <br />Ramada Inn, Kearney, Nebraska <br />April 10-11, 2007 <br />Minutes - The Governance Committee (GC) requested that a list of ineeting attendees be <br />provided with the minutes. February minutes were approved as written. <br />Updates <br />Program Legislation - Ted Kowalski provided the update. Hearings in both the <br />House and Senate are hoped for in the next month or two. The groups are looking to <br />do a streamlined hearing approach with one federal representative and another <br />representative for the rest of the GC for the Senate hearings. The GC agreed that <br />Mike Purcell should represent them as GC Chair. It was noted that more people can <br />attend the House hearings if desired and written testimony will be accepted. <br />Whooping Crane Monitoring - Clayton Derby reported that AIM Environmental was <br />selected as the contractor and has been conducting surveys since mid-March. <br />Surveys will continue until the end of April. Whooping cranes have been in the area <br />every day of the surveys so far. <br />North Platte Channel Restoration and Enhancement Project - Mike Purcell reported <br />that three proposals were received and reviewed by the subgroup - SEH, Parsons, and <br />JF Sato. The selection committee approved the Executive Director's office (EDO) to <br />negotiate with SEH on two issues, cultural resources and Nebraska registered <br />surveyor, with latitude of their proposed contract amount plus 10%. It was reported <br />that the parties have reached a verbal agreement on the issues and budget. <br />USFS South Platte Vegetation Management report - Colorado reported that the USFS <br />will be participating in a workshop with Colorado on forest management and the GC <br />will be invited. Comments from the workshop will be made public for the purpose of <br />providing education on the topic. <br />Committee Memberships - The EDO reviewed committee memberships and noted <br />that some parties have not provided members. A current list will be circulated to the <br />GC. <br />• Program Web Site - Dale Strickland reported that his office as been working with the <br />BOR on getting the Program web site updated. The Program may want to host its <br />own web site in the future. The GC asked that materials distributed before the <br />meeting be posted on the web site for easier download and for review by various <br />constituents. The EDO will look into having an ftp site for this purpose. <br />Wyoming Depletions Plan - Mike Purcell explained that some issues have been identified <br />related to the discretionary templates in Attachment III to the plan. They have been erroneously <br />interpreted to suggest that a water user must execute recovery agreements even though the water <br />user does not need to provide mitigation for coverage by the plan and program. When no <br />mitigation is required, the Wyoming State Coordinator will simply write to the federal action <br />agency and FWS describing the action and explaining why a particular action does not require <br />mitigation for coverage. If the federal action agency and FWS agree, the simplified consultation <br />Page 1 of 4
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