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<br />.) The design and implementation of the CDSS "ommenced in 1991 under HB93-1273, resulting in a <br />~~mprehensive data-centered system of databases, water models and associated tools. Part of the original <br />.SS initiative has been to provide a training center where water users could learn how to use the CDSS <br />products to better serve their constituents. <br /> <br />To further progress of the Integrated Water Information Center, funding is hereby requested for the following <br />items (see attached Project Data Sheet and Table): <br /> <br />Continuation of Document Preparation. Indexinl!: and Scanninl!: <br />By the end of FY04, the imaging of the existing documents (backfile) for the CWCB, with the exception of the <br />Compact Section, will be completed. The Compact Section is estimated to have approximately 500,000 document <br />pages remaining to be imaged. The Imaging Committee estimates that those document pages can be imaged in FY <br />2005-06, at a cost estimated at $100,000. <br /> <br />Ouerations and Maintenance of DNR Imal!:inl!: Svstem <br />As a part of the CWCB's participation in DNR's Electronic Document Imaging System, the agency is required <br />to annually contribute funds towards the operations and maintenance of the System. The CWCB's share is <br />$25,000 per year for each of the next three fiscal years. <br /> <br />UUl!:rade. Ouerations and Maintenance of Traininl!: Space <br /> <br />In order to provide an accessible, up-to-date training center, as well as access to bound and imaged documents; <br />~e CWCB will need to provide adequate space and equipment for these needs. The CWCB Space committee <br />.stimates the costs of lease space and equipment to be $100,000 over the next 4 years. <br /> <br />Recommendation <br />Staff recommends that the Board request the General Assembly authorize $275,000 from the Construction Fund <br />to be appropriated to the Department of Natural Resources for allocation to the CWCB for use in its water <br />information center. <br /> <br />Flood Protection. Water Project Planning and Finance. Stream and Lake Protection <br />Wate! Supply Protection. Conservation Planning <br />