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*.,,w,.,..mo.. rI II I I I i From: Heliwio,Raymond '_/Sent: Wednesday,October31, 2001 2:02 PM To: I=Jtzsimmons.Thomas // Subject: FVV: DRAFT Low Flow Ansi)sis MeotJnQ Notes fromA_tober 30, 2001 10_O_dr'W..• o_,,____ brie_:onver_a_:ionla,t_riaay,atta_edis_ s.=.._yof-- / 5usin'&s_-from the low flow analysis meeting that was s_bsequently held on Tuesday. It is reasonable and appropriate for us to consider revisions to the low flow analysis based on correction of previous modeling errors. However, we will require very clea: documPnta_ion and rationale for any revised deliverable submitted to us, wi_h appropriate backup. Acceptability of revised modeling will be based on our review of final proposals. (See "Meeting Conclusions"} ..... Original Message ..... From: Ken_%y,:Ann Sent: Wednesday, october 31, 2001 1:20 PM To; Hellwig, Raymond Sub_eot: FW: DRAFT Low Flow Analysis Meeting Notes from October 30, 2001 ..... Original Message ..... From: Cheryl Blaser [mailto:cherylb@fsmseattle.com] Sent: Wednesday, october 31, 2001 9:54 AM To: Kenny, Ann; Kelly R. Whiting (E_mail); David Masters (E-mail); 'lisa.m. scott@NWS.usace.army.mil'; Kei_h Smith {E-mail); 'kordick. r@portseattle.org'; Paul Fendt (E-mail); Joe Brascher (E-mail); 'fkristanovich@fwenc.com'; Charles (Pony) Elllngson (E-mail); Kathryn Snide= Subject: DRAFT Low Flow Analysls Meeting Notes from October 30, 2001 <> All - attached are draft no_es from the low flow m_e_ing held yesterday. Please review _hese no_es carefully and contact Kate Snidez wi_h any con_mnts to uhe no_es by Tuesday noon, 11/6/01. Kate will _hen finalize _he notes. Ka_e would like to appeal to Paul, Joe, Pony and Kelly to assist in making the modeling vocabulary more accurate wherever…

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