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Quick Links: About Us Board Members Membership Levels Contact Us                       Thanks to all of our sustaining, supporting, and active members for their participation in collaborative, pro-active watershed planning! About Us The Barr Lake and Milton Reservoir Watershed (BMW) Association incorporated as a 501(c)6 nonprofit stakeholder watershed group in May 2005. BMW Association participants include representatives of cities and towns, major wastewater treatment facilities, irrigation companies, drinking water providers, agricultural water users, and recreational groups. Many other individuals and organizations participate in BMW Association meetings and committee activities. These stakeholders are dedicated to encouraging cooperation of all interested parties in efforts to improve the water quality of Barr Lake and Milton Reservoir. The organization emphasizes collaboration and consensus-based decision making. (Back to top of page) The 2009/2010 BMW Association Board includes: Officers Directors Chairperson Laurie Rink (FRICO) Vice Chairperson Vic Lucero (City of Thornton) Secretary Steve Lundt (Metro WWTP) Treasurer Kipp Scott (At-Large) Local State Watershed Coordinator Lucia Machado (CDPHE-WQCD) Blair Corning (South Adams County Water & Sanitation Dist.) Kelly DiNatale (United Water & Sanitation Dist.) Terry Baus (City and County of Denver) Jill Piatt Kemper (City of Aurora – At-Large) Chris Piper (Denver Water) Michelle Seubert (Barr Lake State Park – At-Large) Kipp Scott (E. Cherry Creek Valley San. Dist.) Sarah Reeves (SP CURE) Dennis Stowe (Littleton/Englewood WWTP) Steve Janssen (Henrylyn Irrigation District) (Back to top of page) Membership Levels We encourage everyone who has an interest in the water and land of Barr Lake, Milton Reservoir, and the surrounding watershed to participate in the BMW Association. To join the BMW Association membership, please click here. Membership is available at 3 levels: Supporting (Suggested voluntary contribution of $30) Supporting Members include any person, corporation, company, district, organization, municipality, or federal, state, local, or wastewater agency who demonstrates an interest in and support for the purposes of the BMW Association, including a concern about the quality or quantity of water in the Barr Lake and Milton Reservoir Watersheds and a commitment to cooperative watershed solutions. Supporting Members are eligible, through appointment by the Board of Directors or election by a plurality of the Active and Supporting Members, to serve as at-large members of the Board of Directors. Supporting Members may also participate in all General Membership meetings including participation in any “substantial consensus” decision processes election of at-large members of the Board of Directors. Active ($1,750) Active Members are eligible through appointment by the Board of Directors or election by a plurality of the Active and Supporting Members to serve as at-large members of the Board of Directors of the Corporation. Active Members may participate in general or voting membership meetings. Sustaining ($8,250) Sustaining Members are entitled to appoint one representative to the BMW Association Board of Directors. Sustaining Members may also participate in all general or voting membership meetings. (Back to top of page) Contact Us For more information about the Barr-Milton Watershed Association, please contact one of our coordinators:   Alice Conovitz  awconovitz@integral-corp.com 303-404-2944 x13 George Patten gpatten@integral-corp.com   303-404-2944 x31   Integral Consulting, Inc. 12303 Airport Way Suite 370 Broomfield, CO 80021   Phone:  303-404-2944 Fax:  303-404-2945   (Back to top of page)

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