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ARCA Annual Meeting 37 <br /> December 14, 1993 <br /> • <br /> 1 we don't anticipate any problem with providing an accurate gaging record during the <br /> 2 construction phase of this, but that's certainly a primary concern of ours. <br /> 3 MR. MILLER: Do you foresee any extra evaporation off of Lake Hasty? <br /> 4 MR. KREINER: No, we are not anticipating increasing the size of Lake Hasty; <br /> 5 we just want to improve it,both circulation wise `cause there are some water quality problems <br /> 6 during the summer at Lake Hasty and we want to improve that with this proposed project. And <br /> 7 we also want to look at nesting areas for some of these endangered birds there as well. <br /> 8 MR. HOWLAND: Bill Howland. How much discharge do you anticipate routing <br /> 9 around? <br /> 10 MR. KREINER: I am not sure what the magnitude of the flow through is going <br /> 11 to be. <br /> 012 MR. HOWLAND: Surely wouldn't be the whole river? <br /> 13 MR. KREINER: Oh, no, no, I think it would be it will be in the neighborhood of <br /> 14 one to five cfs, something in that range. <br /> 15 MR. HOWLAND: Thank you. <br /> 16 CHAIRMAN COOLEY: Mr. Drake? <br /> 17 MR. DRAKE: I just wanted to ask a general question, do you normally require <br /> 18 404 permits when diversion dams are installed or moved? <br /> 19 MR. KREINER: Jim, you want to touch on that. <br /> 20 JIM TOWNSEND: Generally not, a lot of this activity is exempt. Plain and full <br /> 21 for exemptions. The effect of these new regs on regulating excavation now has been no change <br /> 22 to the overall exemptions. So the agricultural community there is still safe. <br /> 023 CHAIRMAN COOLEY: Well Mr. Townsend, is the construction industry safe <br /> 24 when it opens a gravel pit on a hillside above, far above, the river? <br />