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SB 01-26
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10/30/2000
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CWCB, Attorney General, State Engineer
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Recreational Instream Flow Workshop Tanscription of Meeting Tape
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curtail a junior when that impact would reach the instream flow right reach, so that timing becomes an <br />issue and it can really raise some complex water administration issues. <br />Bill Brown If you had this 200 cfs right, lets assume its there. Would you have to basically restrict more <br />than 200cfs of upstream water rights to be assured of the flow? <br />Hal Simpson I would not think so it would just depend on what junior was diverting and the curtailment <br />of those. Would that produce sufficient water to meet the call? If it would not then we get into an <br />interesting issues raised. Would the call be deemed futile? It s the minimum amount necessary to operate <br />the boat chute isn't there should we curtail junior when there is no real benefit to the boat chute. So those <br />are issues that we deal with every day. Whether its an appropriate call or not. <br />Glen Porzak I would suggest that in this day and age a more likely scenario is someone is going to say <br />can I operate a junior exchange? And the answer would be potentially no if the recreational diversion is <br />not being met. So it's going to be a far easier administration issue. That's really the situation by and large <br />that we will face. Given the state of water rights in the state right now. <br />Hal Simpson On a junior exchange yes it would be clearer. I am not for sure in some cases that may be <br />but in others especially Colorado River basin it's the ability to make a beneficial use. <br />Glpn Porzak Its clearly in Clear Creek County its going to be the exchange issue. <br />Eric Wilkinson — Any other questions of Hal? With that we will go into the public Comment, questions <br />and discussions. We have got a list of eleven people signed up make presentations. <br />Joan Sorrenson — I believe that Mr. Cole would like to have the opportunity to speak ahead of me. <br />Mr. Cole I have a number of clients hold these rights and have applied for these rights and wish to hold <br />them. And a number that are concerned with them for the same reasons that have been expressed here. I <br />think Bill Brown is in the same position. We successfully advocated the clients that have received these <br />types of recreation flows and we also have clients that are greatly concerned about it. I am here today <br />representing the Clear creek economic Development Corporation. And that's an entity that provides for <br />community development within Clear Creek County. Much like the CWCB has a dual mission, the <br />Economic Development Corporation has many missions and community development is a broad sense <br />mission. It includes economic development but also development of the community in any sense. Which <br />includes providing amenities for the public and visitors by providing economic opportunities and the <br />likes. And Certainly water is essential for many of these water uses out of the stream and water uses <br />within the stream. The CWCB's role in overseeing maximum utilization of water in the state. I believe <br />really does have a stake in these issues and has a stake to consider the issues today in this setting. It gives <br />it a stake to consider the issues of a water court setting. And other settings. I think what we are <br />proposing and advocate to my clients is a philosophy and that's a philosophy of reasonable limits and <br />reasonable applications of the concepts that we are talking about today and those are the concepts of <br />protecting other uses of acquiring uses for many different purposes. We heard about the flexibility of <br />design for these course and I think we need to work with our own clients and scrutinize applications <br />regarding that flexibility. Seems to me that you can design a course to be a world class course or you can <br />design a course to provide adequate recreation. Seems to me that most areas where there is boating that is <br />going to take place based on these rights. There was boating taking place before these rights were <br />adjudicated. And if these rights have just enhanced that use. And that the level of enhancement has some <br />reasonable limits to it. And that our role the role of my client is making sure that those enhancements <br />balance with those other needs of the community. I think that part of the role of the CWCB. If an <br />26 <br />
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