C.R.C.P. 26(a)(2) Disclosures of The CWCB, Case No. 02CW38

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RESUME D. RANDOLPH SEAHOLM • 6846 BIG HORN TRAIL LITTLETON, COLORADO 80125 (720) 981 -7907 EDUCATION 12/71 Bachelor of Science Degree Colorado State University Major: Watershed Management, Minor: Forestry EXPERIENCE 10 \1997- Section Chief - Physical Science Researcher \Scientist V • present . Water Supply Protection Section Colorado Water Conservation Board • As section chief, responsible for supervising the day to day activities of the 8- people in the section. The Water Supply Protection Section is generally responsible for activities relating to the Colorado River and Upper Colorado River Cornpacts, including the body of • law referred to as the "Law of the Colorado River" and for the Arkansas River Compact. The Section Chief serves as an engineering advisor to Colorado's Upper Colorado River Compact Commissioner. Related activities include participating in and managing certain water related actions of the Recovery Programs for endangered species on the Upper Colorado, San Juan, Platte and for the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Program. The section also coordinates Colorado's participation in the Colorado River Salinity Control Program. Section staffare responsible for development of the Colorado Decision Support System (completed for the Colorado River Basin, and under development in the Rio Grande and Platte Basins). Finally staff is involved with the State Engineer and Attorney General in settling federal reserved water right claims with the U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service. 11 \1993- Physical Science Researcher /Scientist IV ' 10 \1997. Hydrologic and Interstate Streams Investigations Section Colorado Water Conservation Board Assistant section chief responsible for the supervision of section activities in the absence of the section chief. Acting section chief since February 1, 1997. In addition to previous responsibilities discussed, had a major role in the development and management of the Colorado River Decision Support System. Workload expanded to include lead worker responsibility for major portions of the Colorado River Recovery Program for Endangered Fish (i.e. Redlands Fish Ladder Water Contract, Coordinated Reservoir Operations, Colorado River Workgroup Report, Orchard Mesa Check Case Settlement and Green Mountain Reservoir re- operation). Also, continued to have lead responsibility for resolving Federal Reserved Water Right issues on the Gunnison and for the technical portion of U.S. Forest