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Bob Drexel moved and Bob Irby seconded to authorize Tyler Martineau' s <br />proposed scope of work for 2003 in the amount of $15,000 including the <br />two items for $4,000 each for participation in the Water Quality 309 Study <br />Review Process, and including $7,000 for basinwide planning work. The <br />motion carried. <br />5. 2003 BUDGET DISCUSSION <br />The board discussed the draft 2003 Budget. Comments included: <br />Diane Lothamer said that if the District spends a sizeable portion of its <br />reserve, less interest will be earned on investments. <br />Ken Spann wants to earn more interest than is currently possible with the <br />District' s sweep account. Diane Lothamer agreed, but pointed out that <br />money which might be spent should be accessible. She recommended <br />investing $200,000 in a certificate of deposit. <br />The figure recommended by the Executive Committee for Administrative <br />Salary was arrived at without Dennis Steckel' s evaluation form. <br />Jim Cochran moved to accept the Executive Committee' s recommendation <br />regarding salary and benefits for the manager. Brett Redden seconded the <br />motion. The motion carried. <br />The board decided to postpone discussion of the Other Salary line item until <br />it can be discussed with the manager. <br />Diane Lothamer said that with two board meetings a month, the Board of <br />Directors Meeting Mileage line item may need to be increased. <br />Regular Legal Counsel: John McClow said that his memorandum contains <br />two numbers, and that the main difference lies in the Black Canyon and the <br />refill diligence cases. <br />The board discussed the possibility of hiring a lobbyist to represent the <br />District on legislative issues. Another possibility is to have John McClow <br />continue to attend Colorado Water Congress State Affairs Committee <br />meetings. The consensus of the board was to use the higher figure for board <br />related activities in Bratton & McClow' s preliminary estimate for legal <br />services, which would fund John McClow' s CWC representation of the <br />Page 3 of 8 <br />