Virtual Meeting Protocols for Blue Ribbon Committee - Clear Lake Rehabilitation
BLUE RIBBON
COMMITTEE FOR
THE
REHABILITATION
OF CLEAR LAKE
Meeting #14
April 1, 2021
VIRTUAL MEETING PROTOCOLS:
1.
Please note that the meeting is
being recorded.
2.
Mute your phone and don’t put
it on hold.
3.
For each agenda item, the
facilitator will ask for comments
from Committee members
(facilitator will ask participants
to use the “hand raise” feature
to enter the queue)
4.
If you have a clarifying question
before the staff report is
complete, please use the “chat”
function
5.
The facilitator will ask for public
comments at the end of the
meeting.
AGENDA
Items for
Committee
Approval
2020 Funding Update
•
Update on Proposition 68 Funding Request: $3.5M for
select Committee Recommendations:
•
Upper watershed modeling and monitoring
•
Bathymetric survey
•
Continuation of in-lake research
•
2021 State Budget update
Research Updates
Local and Committee Member
Updates
•
Cyanotoxin Update-
Sarah Ryan, Big Valley Rancheria
•
Drinking Water Update-
Karola Kennedy, Koi Nation
•
Tribal EcoRestoration Alliance (TERA) Update-
Terre
Logsdon, Scotts Valley Pomo
BREAK
(as needed)
2021 Priorities Exercise
What are you
preferred priorities
for interim
opportunities
before
research activities
are completed?
*additional funding
available depending
on 2021 State
Budget
2021 Priorities
Exercise
•
Double click any post it to enter
your text
•
During voting, click on the “plus”
to assign your votes
•
You can select up to three
priorities, or assign all of your
votes to a single post it!
•
We’ll reconvene after the
breakouts to discuss the results
PUBLIC
COMMENTS
AND
QUESTIONS
NEXT MEETING:
JUNE 23RD,
2021, 1PM
QUESTIONS?
Meeting protocols for the Blue Ribbon Committee focusing on rehabilitation efforts for Clear Lake include guidelines for participation, agenda items, public comments, and updates on funding, research, and member activities. The meeting covers various topics such as 2020 recommendations, funding updates, research progress, local updates, and prioritizing interim opportunities for 2021. Clear communication methods and procedures for engaging in discussions are outlined throughout the recorded meeting.
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VIRTUAL MEETING PROTOCOLS: Please note that the meeting is being recorded. 1. BLUE RIBBON COMMITTEE FOR THE REHABILITATION OF CLEAR LAKE Mute your phone and don t put it on hold. 2. For each agenda item, the facilitator will ask for comments from Committee members (facilitator will ask participants to use the hand raise feature to enter the queue) 3. If you have a clarifying question before the staff report is complete, please use the chat function 4. Meeting #14 April 1, 2021 The facilitator will ask for public comments at the end of the meeting. 5.
AGENDA Welcome and Introductions Items for Committee Approval 2020 Recommendations Funding Update Research Updates Local and Committee Member Updates BREAK (AS NEEDED) 2020 Annual Report: Committee Recommendations Public Comment ADJOURN
Items for Committee Approval March 1 Meeting Summary
2020 Funding Update Update on Proposition 68 Funding Request: $3.5M for select Committee Recommendations: Upper watershed modeling and monitoring Bathymetric survey Continuation of in-lake research 2021 State Budget update
Research Updates UC DAVIS TAHOE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER UC DAVIS CENTER FOR REGIONAL CHANGE
Local and Committee Member Updates Cyanotoxin Update- Sarah Ryan, Big Valley Rancheria Drinking Water Update- Karola Kennedy, Koi Nation Tribal EcoRestoration Alliance (TERA) Update- Terre Logsdon, Scotts Valley Pomo
BREAK (as needed)
2021 Priorities Exercise What are you preferred priorities for interim opportunities before research activities are completed? Initial modeling/monitoring results in 2023/24 Approximately $1.3M available for shovel- ready projects* *additional funding available depending on 2021 State Budget Initial suggested projects include Kelseyville fish passage and Clove Creek hitch habitat Where would you like Subcommittees to focus their attention in 2021 (including social/economic issues)?
2021 Priorities Exercise Double click any post it to enter your text During voting, click on the plus to assign your votes You can select up to three priorities, or assign all of your votes to a single post it! We ll reconvene after the breakouts to discuss the results
PUBLIC COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
NEXT MEETING: JUNE 23RD, 2021, 1PM
QUESTIONS? Eric Sklar Blue Ribbon Committee Chair and President of the California Fish and Game Commission eric@preslarventures.com Dave Ceppos Sam Magill Senior Facilitator s.magill@csus.edu Managing Senior Mediator dceppos@csus.edu Danka DeBow Associate Facilitator Danaka.debow@csus.ed
