Board Meeting 03/08/1995

• Board Meeting Date: 3/8/1985
• Description: Minutes, Agenda, Memorandums March 8, 1985
• Board Meetings - Doc Type: Meeting

(2) Case No. 4-84CW208 , Criley and Cebriak - Mr. Vandemoer moved,
seconded by Mr. Wright, that the Board ratify the statement of .
opposition. Motion adopted unanimously.
(3) Case No. 4-84CW196 , Crested Butte Highlands Association - Mr.
Vandemoer moved, seconded by Mr. Wright, that the Board ratify
the statement of opposition. Motion approved unanimously.
(4) Case No. 4-84CW195, Charles Hill , Jr. - Mr. Furneaux moved,
seconded by Mr. Smith, that the Board ratify the statement of
opposition. Motion adopted unanimously.
(5) Case No. 4-84CW197 , H. H. Rothell, Jr. , and W. A. McCann, Jr. -
Mr. Getches moved, seconded by Mr. Wright, that the Board
ratify the statement of opposition. Motion adopted unanimously.
c . Ratification of Stipulations
(1) Case No. 7-84CW032 , Aspen Trails Water Co. , Inc . - The staff
recommended the following stipulation in the application by
the water company for a change in water rights tributary to the
Florida River in La Plata County:
At no time shall Applicant pump any of its wells
at a rate greater than the maximum rate authorized
in their existing decrees .
Mr. Furneaux moved, seconded by Mr. Lochhead, that the Board •
approve the stipulation. Motion approved unanimously.
(2) Case No. 4-84CW157 , John H. Hahn, Copley Lake - This case
concerns a proposed stipulation ratified by the Board in the
January 14-15, 1985 , meeting. In processing the stipulation,
it was determined that 23 .0 acre-feet should be used to
accurately reflect the Board' s decree rather than 39 . 75 acre-
feet as previously approved. The Board authorized the staff
to make the modification to the stipulation.
(c. Ratification of Stipulations continued after e. )
e. Approval of Revisions to Appropriations (Added Item)
Case No. 4-80CW92 , Slate River - The Board approved a
final recommendation for the Slate River at its March 17 , 1980 ,
meeting. Statements of opposition delaying the case have now
been withdrawn, and the case will be decreed as soon as the
necessary documents have been filed.
Because several statements of opposition have been filed
on behalf of the Board, the Board and Division of Wildlife staffs
have reexamined the data on which this right is based. As a result,
it was recommended that the flows for the three lower reaches be
reduced for a four-month winter period, from December 1 to
March 31. Summer flows will remain unchanged. •
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