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Committee to wait until after drawdown before filing river restoration permit; application fee cited at about $1,200
Summary
Chair Burmeister said the committee will wait until after the drawdown to submit a new permit for additional river restoration work so conditions can be evaluated; he estimated the permit application would cost approximately $1,200 versus prior $500 applications.
Chairperson Burmeister said he would like to wait until after the drawdown before submitting a new permit application for additional river restoration work so the committee can better evaluate conditions. He stated the permit application would cost approximately $1,200 compared to previous permit applications that cost about $500.
Committee members asked for more information about the difference between a major permit and a minor permit so they understand potential fee and process implications. No new permit application was submitted at the meeting; the committee treated the matter as a timing and planning decision tied to forthcoming field observations and lab results.
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