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Transcript of SB216, Second Reading in the Senate
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TRANSCRIPT OF SB216, SECOND READING IN THE SENATE, MAY 3, 2001 <br /> Senator Entz: ...move for favorable adoption of SB216 on second reading and also like to move <br /> floor amendment 017 and the reason I am asking to have you consider 017 is the fact that the bill was <br /> amended considerably on the floor and also in the journal there are some errors and I just wanted to make it <br /> so everyone could read it and know what we have. And then also I do have a floor amendment 021 which <br /> then that one will grandfather Breckenridge and Vail into, uh, well leave them out of SB216. <br /> Chair: Senator Entz we are going to go ahead and take up 017 first so will the clerk please read <br /> amendment 017. <br /> Clerk: 017 by Senator Entz, strike the committee amendments. <br /> Chair: Senator Entz. Thank you. <br /> Senator Entz: You know this bill was introduced to give the Colorado Conservation Board the <br /> principle responsibility for evaluating water rights, applications for in channel recreational diversions and <br /> the boards' recommendations would only be overturned if they were found arbitrary arb tr and caprious. Y �' rious. And the P <br /> amendment changed the balance of power and give the principle authority back to the water courts. The <br /> bill now takes the Colorado Water Conservation Board, makes the Colorado Water Conservation Board <br /> responsible for making recommendations to the water court that are presumed to be accurate with respect to <br /> the control of water that must be shown to get a water right and ensuring that the amount of water being <br /> requested is reasonable and appropriate and any party can offer to rebut the CWCB's recommendations. <br /> And this amendment, there are several clarifying amendments were adopted and these were that no <br /> appropriation is needed, and I have a new fiscal note on that , I think we have two since the last time we <br /> had this on the floor, and there is no two tier system and no sunset language is necessary being as we are <br /> 11111 _ going back to the water court. And the copy of the application of the water right must be submitted to the <br /> CWCB after, rather than before filing them with the water court. And the reason for strike below and start <br /> over just to make it clear, to clarify the bill as is and it makes it more readable and you understand what is <br /> going on. <br /> Chair: Thank you — discussion on Entz' floor amendment 017, Senator Pascoe. <br /> Senator Pascoe: Thank you Mr. Chairman, I appreciate Senator Entz putting in the amendment <br /> which was passed, I believe, House bill on the floor last time, but it is included in the strike below and the <br /> rewrite and I am very supportive of your bill at this point Senator Entz. Thank you. <br /> Chair: Further discussion, Senator Fitzgerald. <br /> Senator Fitzgerald: Senator Entz I'd like you to clarify something for me that came up in a <br /> discussion in Summit County, um, under 37 -92 -102, we guarantee a lot of rights along stream beds to <br /> municipalities, to special districts, water and san. districts, we don't guarantee, the individual property <br /> rights to an individual. This would not apply, an individual could not do what were saying a municipality <br /> could do and I think that is contrary to water law as it now stands because an individual along a streambed <br /> has those water rights. Could you help me through this? <br /> Chair: Senator Entz. <br /> Senator Entz: Thank you, uh, we discussed this issue and if we open this wide open I think we'd <br /> have a lot of mischievous in channel diversions made for kayaking and that is the reason we left it. And it <br /> just is better if we just leave it to the muncipalities, and the water districts and so forth. I know it was <br /> suggested, Dave Robbins suggested that we would probably be better off to leave it within these different <br /> entities. <br /> • Chair: Senator Fitzgerald. <br /> 1 <br />
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