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Glen Canyon Dam Technical Work Group Page 4 <br />DRAFT Minutes of March 16 -17, 2009, Meeting <br />• Steve Mietz said there has been a change in direction and shifting the science emphasis and noticed comments all <br />over the board. He asked whether a statement could be made to that effect. John said they could capture some of <br />the history in the MRP revision in a short paragraph on how they shifted from an LTEP to an EA. <br />' • Bill Davis said this is supposed to be a plan for 2007 -2011 and asked why the plans couldn't be updated so the <br />SSP is current. John said it was his intent to do that but it was naive without opening up a lot of other issues and <br />he didn't want this to be diversion of what was going on in the TWG. Bill questioned the value of an SSP that's out <br />of date. John said it it's still a good plan but doesn't think it's worth updating to include all the changes. <br />' • Page 6, line 19. Norm said there is an obligation to conclude one science activity for each GCDAMP goal and he <br />just wondered if that is still the intent because the budget proposed for 2011 -12 doesn't fit with that overall <br />direction. John said at the time there wasn't anything being done relative to Goal 3. He said there wasn't an <br />' ironclad commitment that every goal would have it but generally they would try to have something in there for <br />every goal due to financial constraints or whatever. <br />• Page 7, line 15. Norm said there is a goal or vision of updating the SCORE report every five years along with a <br />Knowledge Assessment Report and he didn't see this in the 2011 -12 budget. John said he thinks a new <br />' knowledge assessment should be done in the FYI timeframe to correspond with the updating of this plan. Norm <br />said that if the SCORE report isn't going to be updated every five years, he feels new language needs to be <br />included. <br />• Page 7, Figure 2. Amy suggested it would be helpful if there were dates for products included in the figure or table <br />so they can see a good snapshot of what's going on. <br />' Shane said he would like to have a management ad hoc group that would look at these types of issues and <br />what pieces need to fit together for the next five years. Randy said the AMWG should be consulted before <br />the TWG heads down different paths. <br />MRP Amendment Comments: John said the format addresses the updates on the EA, the Shortage BO, <br />and the EA on operation of GCD. The EA specified two basic activities: 1) a HFE in March 2008, and 2) a <br />MLFF operation with steady flows in September or October for the period of 2008 -2012. He said GCMRC <br />' activities are described in detail along with the SSQs and the list of studies associated with the HFE science <br />plan in Tables 2 and 3. It also indicates when the results are expected and a commitment that GCMRC will <br />do a synthesis of the 1994, 2004, and 2008. GCMRC will work with the TWG and the Secretary of the <br />' Interior on when to do another HFE. The MLFF with steady flows is basically to implement the near shore <br />ecology study and to supplement that with clarification on the flow regimes they would likely see in <br />conjunction with that. He said Matthew Andersen is in the process of starting discussions about that in the <br />next two months and there would be a science plan that would look at fall steady flows and near shore <br />ecology and how those studies would be integrated by July 2009. John asked for comments about <br />GCMRC's response to the provisions of the EA and the ROD. He said GCMRC's responses are in italics. <br />Comments on GCMRC Science Activities <br />• Page 3, line 15. Norm wants the National Park Service listed there. Mike Yeatts said Navajo Nation should also be <br />included since it's their land. John will make the additions. <br />• Page 4, line 16. Steve Mietz wanted "to look at mainstem monitoring" included. Matthew concurred. <br />• Page 4, line 7. Dennis said that `Reclamation and the AMP will continue ... "should be changed because FWS is <br />actually doing the monitoring. John said this was language given to them from FWS. <br />• Page 4, 45. Bill Davis referenced the wording "detailing current information ...,"and asked if GCMRC is looking <br />worldwide for what people are doing. He feels the group needs to reach out to see what methods are already <br />being used and if they could be useful to this program. He wants to see some language included pertaining to his <br />concern. Matthew said the short term plans include techniques from around the world. <br />' • Page 5, line 12. Norm said there is a statement about "transfer of funding ..." and he thinks there are probably <br />some differences of opinion and wanted to know where John wants to have that discussion. John said he left the <br />language ambiguous because he knows this is an issue probably debated through the whole budget cycle and <br />beyond. He feels a strategy is needed on how they're going to transfer some research to management and non- <br />native fish control could involve into a major activity in this program with serious financial implications. <br />• Dennis echoed Norm's sentiments and said they could do it a different way by identifying, as a closing sentence, <br />1 the process that will lead to whether GCMRC's proposal is adopted or not This would involve the recommendation <br />from the AMWG and perhaps a decision by the Secretary due to having technical, policy, and budget implications. <br />
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