1989-12-21_GENERAL DOCUMENTS - C1981017

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• Doc Date: 12/21/1989
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DRAFT
Subject To Board Approval
Minutes , November 15 , 1989 PAGE 14
Participation in the Subsidence Program was discussed. It was noted
that as of November 2, 1989, there were 288 participants in the
Program, with another 26 in the process of being inspected. Staff
noted that, at this time, enrollment in the Program is lower than
anticipated. Initiating different marketing strategies was discussed,
e.g., modification of the inspection/administration fee, modification
of the benefit package and continuing to educate the public, regarding
the problem and the assistance the Programs offers.
Mr. Stevenson stated that an extensive marketing program would need to
be initiated to obtain higher enrollment/interest in the Program. The
Colorado Springs area would be targeted, because of the high subsidence
concern for that area. The Board will be provided with the
information, regarding the cost and manner in which Staff intends to
promote the program. Staff plans to present further, written
information to the Board by the next Board Meeting.
After discussion, the Trustees adjourned this Meeting.
Staff Presentation by Fred Banta:
28. DISCUSSION ITEM
Senate gill --development of Memorandum of Understanding with Water
Quality Control Commission and the Water Quality Control Division.
The Director presented the Board with copies of SB181 , and informed
them that the Governor requested that the Water Quality Control
Division and the Division within the Departments develop a Memorandum
of Understanding as to how business is conducted between the two
Agencies. The MLRD is considered an Implementing Agency, under the
Bill . The Bill provides that the Water Quality Control Commission set
water quality standards and classifications, but as an Implementing
Agency, MLRD sets points of compliance.
The Division needs to develop a working relationship, i .e., a
Memorandum of Understanding or MOU, with the Water Quality Control
Division. This Department has been meeting with the Water Quality
Control Division, in order to establish a MOU. A final version of that
MOU should be prepared by the end of November. It would be brought
before the MLR Board in December for discussion.
Staff outlined the context of the Agreement and asked the Board for
suggestions and/or comments regarding what should be included in the
MOU. The MOU will describe the roles of this Board, the MLRD, the
Water Quality Control Commission and the Water Quality Control
Division. It would also contain a conflict resolution clause. The
Division, at some point, would report to Water Quality Control ,
regarding the implementation of points of compliance criteria.