[env-trinity] Maven's notes on recent BDCP meeting

[Patrick Truman]

thanks Tom and Maven, for everything that you do.

we are not falling for the "not one bucket" crap that snookered those in the 
mid 1950's

our grandparents went west to grow up with the country, saw the Pacific 
Ocean, and said "ah, this is the place" and we then built this culture from 
Seattle to San Diego...



-----Original Message----- 
From: Tom Stokely
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2012 10:05 PM
To: env-trinity at velocipede.dcn.davis.ca.us
Subject: [env-trinity] Maven's notes on recent BDCP meeting

If you are interested in the details of what's going on with the Peripheral 
Tunnels Project (BDCP), check out these notes from Maven at:

http://www.mavensmanor.com/blog/2012/12/05/mavens-minutes-a-glimpse-of-the-bdcps-operating-criteria-a-cost-benefit-analysis-and-stakeholder-participation/

Maven did a great job taking notes and posting them on her "Maven's Manor" 
website.

There are also links to the webcast, the PowerPoint and various blogs and 
news articles on BDCP.

There appear to be some disagreements about trust in regard to the 
Peripheral Tunnels.

Below is a graphic showing Bureau of Reclamation and Department of Water 
Resources compliance (lack thereof) with Delta agricultural salinity water 
quality objectives.  This is trust?

Tom Stokely
Water Policy Analyst/Media Contact
California Water Impact Network (C-WIN)
V/FAX 530-926-9727
Cell 530-524-0315
tstokely at att.net
http://www.c-win.org








Source:  Stroshane/C-WIN August 2012





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