Salinity Meeting Groups Forum Clause Samples

Salinity Meeting Groups Forum. The Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Forum was created by the seven Colorado River Basin states in 1973 to act as a common voice for the states on salinity matters and to coordinate with federal agencies in the implementation of the Program. Forum membership consists of up to three appointees by each of the governors of the Colorado River Basin states and includes water quantity and water quality agency leads and representatives from major water user organizations. Forum meets twice a year and locations of meetings are rotated through all seven basin states. WY Rep UT Rep NM Rep NV Rep CO Rep CA Rep AZ Rep WY Rep UT REp NM Rep NV Rep CO Rep CA Rep AZ Rep WY Rep UT Rep NM Rep NV Rep CO Rep CA Rep AZ Rep Wyoming Utah New Mexico Nevada Colorado California Arizona Executive Director The Work Group is a subcommittee of the Forum and the Work Group Chairman is designated by the Forum. There are up to three (3) designees from each state. Some designees are also on the Forum, or often are state employees in positions having to do with water quality, environmental issues, or agricultural concerns. Representatives from the Federal agencies attend Work Group meetings. The Work Group meets 5 times per year. Two of the meetings are at the same location and week of the Forum meetings. The remaining 3 meetings are either held in Salt Lake City, UT or one of the Basin States. The Advisory Council (Council) was created by the Salinity Control Act. Council membership consists of up to three appointees by each of the governors of the Colorado River Basin states, usually the same appointees as to the Forum. The Council is directed by the Designated Federal Officer (DFO) and operates under FACA rules. The DFO is Reclamation’s Salinity Control Program Manager. The Council meets twice a year at the same location and week of the Forum meetings. The TAG is a subcommittee of the Council. Representatives, one from each basin state, are designated by the Council. The TAG meets 2-3 times per year at the same time as Forum and/or Work Group meetings. Science Team is made up of representatives from Reclamation, USDA-NRCS, USGS, FWLS, BLM along with the Work Group chairperson, and the executive director from the Forum. The Science Team meets twice a year, usually in Salt Lake City, UT.
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