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'. , Page 6 extent precipitation patterns might be ch~ngcd. and if sufficient runoff carrying capacity would be available to handle possible increases in runoff without signifi- cant increase in erosion. (H) At the discretion of the Executive Director of the Department of Natural Resources, addi"tionill information may be required of the applicant. The :tddition.ll information required may include a comprehensive environmental impact annlysis similar to the statements required for Federal projects. III EVALUATION OF PERMIT APPLICATIONS .) (A) Inform:ltion required on Form WM2 must be in sufficient detail to tacit it.Jtc analysis of the application. All pertinent data relating to technical rc~sibility and economic benefits should be included as exhiblt5 nttachcd to the application. The Executive Director of the Department of Natural Resources and his Advisory Com- mittee may request additional amplification. (B) It is the responsibility of the applicant to show that the pro~r.1m c.ln reasonably be expected to benefit the State of Colorado or an important s(!~ment of the state's population. Information must be provided to ~how whnt (?>conomic. sneL,l, or research benefits are expected. (e) The applicant for <l pf'rmit for a commercial projC'('l must show th.lt the project is scientifically and t~chnically feasible, The [C'<J,sibility should be adequately documented and provided as indicated in (A) above. (D) The applicant for a permit for a scientific or resc<lrch projl'<.:t muSl show that the project is designed fnr and offers promise of exp"ndin~ the knn',dedge .lnd the techooloRY of wcather modific.1t ioo. Documentation thcrefl'r slll'OlIld be' provided as in (A) (E) above. The applicant must provide information thai the project docs 01)[ involve 2 CCR 401-1 THE CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS