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<br />recomendations for policies concerning the future use of <br /> <br />, <br />~ <br /> <br />construction fund monies were contained on the last page of <br /> <br />the subject paper. <br /> <br />With this introduction Mr. Kroeger called upon members <br /> <br />of the audience for furtber COmments. Those who spoke were <br /> <br />Mr. Charles Thomson; Mr. Frank Cooley, Secretary of the <br /> <br />Yellowjacket Water Conservancy District; Mr. Robert <br /> <br />Wiggington, of the law firm of Musick, Williamson & Cope, <br /> <br />P.C. (see Appendix P); Mr. Earl Phipps, Manager of the <br /> <br />Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District; Mr. Ed Currier, <br /> <br />consulting engineer for the Colorado River Water Conservation <br /> <br />DistrIct; Mr. Roland Fischer; and Mr. Dick Steckel. <br /> <br />There being no further COmment from those in the <br /> <br />audience, Mr. Kroeger terminated the period for public <br /> <br />comment; and the Board proceeded to discuss the matter at <br /> <br />some length. After considerable discussion and revisions to <br /> <br />the staff's recommendations, Mr. Jackson moved, seconded by <br /> <br />Mr. Johnston, that the Board adopt the project selection <br /> <br />policies set forth in Appendix Q to these minutes, with the <br /> <br />additional policy statement that the Board adopt the project <br /> <br />selection policies set forth in Appendix Q to these minutes <br /> <br />with the additIonal policy statement that the Board would not <br /> <br />recommend to the General Assembly for funding transmountain <br /> <br />diversion projects. At this point, additional discussion <br /> <br />took place among Board members, with Mr. Robbins noting that <br /> <br />the Board's posItion on project selectIon policies as they <br /> <br />-12- <br /> <br />. <br />