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Public Participation: Members of the public are invited to attend the meeting in person or may view and listen to the meeting via simultaneous webcasting on the Internet. Video and audio archives of the meeting may be accessed via the Internet approximately two days after the meeting. Please visit the Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA) website at http://www.dfg.ca.gov/mlpa/meetings_sc.asp for more information.

Public Comment: The public will be invited to provide general comment on subjects related to the work of the MLPA South Coast Regional Stakeholder Group (SCRSG)Speaker cards are requested and may be found at the entrance to the room. Time allotted for public comment is determined by the number of requests and can range from one to three minutes per comment; submitting written comments that can be easily summarized in one to two minutes is encouraged. Note that the public comment period is for comments specific to the SCRSG; comments related to the MLPA Blue Ribbon Task Force, science advisory team, or other MLPA Initiative activities should be directed to those bodies or MLPA staff.

Meeting materials will not be provided at the meeting but will be posted to the MLPA website as soon as they are available. This agenda may be found on the MLPA website at http://www.dfg.ca.gov/mlpa/meetings_sc.asp
Meeting Objectives
· Receive and discuss MLPA Master Plan Science Advisory Team (SAT), California Department of Fish and Game, California Department of Parks and Recreation, and staff goal 3 evaluations and MLPA Blue Ribbon Task Force review of Round 2 marine protected area (MPA) proposals.
· Receive presentation on key themes and suggestions from south coast Summer Open Houses.
· Discuss key geographies and Round 2 evaluation results across draft MPA proposals to inform Round 3 MPA proposal development.
· Receive direction on moving forward with Round 3 MPA proposals and work group process.
Meeting Agenda - Monday August 3, 2009

Note: The SCRSG will break for lunch at approximately 11:30 am and public comment will be taken at approximately 3:30 pm.
Arrival, Refreshments and Greetings

Welcome, Introductions and Review of the Agenda

I. Updates

A. MLPA Master Plan Science Advisory Team

B. MLPA Blue Ribbon Task Force

C. Public Outreach and Education

Briefing Document C.1: Summary of Public Comments from the South Coast Summer Public Open Houses - Handout
D. SCRSG Update on Interim Discussions
Bruce Steele and Phyllis Grifman, SCRSG members

Briefing Document D.1: Key Outcomes Memorandum from the May 21, 2009 SCRSG Meeting (June 19, 2009)
II. Developing Draft MPA Proposals for Round 3

E. BRTF Guidance and I-Team Direction for Round 3

Briefing Document E.1: Staff Memo Regarding SCRSG Work Group Assignments and Platforms for Developing Round 3 MPA Proposals (July 27, 2009) - Handout
F. Presentation of Draft MPA Proposals of the South Coast Regional Stakeholder Group (SCRSG) and Revised MPA Proposals Developed External to the SCRSG Process

Briefing Document F.1: Overview of Round 2 Draft and Revised MPA Proposals PPT (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July BRTF meeting materials)
Briefing Document F.2: Round 2 Comparison of MPA Proposals by Designation Type and Level of Protection (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July BRTF meeting materials)
Briefing Document F.3: Side-by-side Maps and Regulations for Draft and Revised MPA Proposals (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July BRTF meeting materials)
Briefing Document F.4: Draft MPA Proposal Topaz: Overview Map, Staff Summary, Description of MPAs and Consideration of Existing MPAs (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July BRTF meeting materials)
Briefing Document F.5: Draft MPA Proposal Opal: Overview Map, Staff Summary, Description of MPAs and Consideration of Existing MPAs (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July BRTF meeting materials)
Briefing Document F.6: Draft MPA Proposal Lapis 1: Overview Map, Staff Summary, Description of MPAs and Consideration of Existing MPAs (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July BRTF meeting materials)
Briefing Document F.7: Draft MPA Proposal Lapis 2: Overview Map, Staff Summary, Description of MPAs and Consideration of Existing MPAs (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July BRTF meeting materials)
Briefing Document F.8: Revised External MPA Proposal A: Overview Map, Staff Summary, Narrative Description, Description of MPAs and Consideration of Existing MPAs (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July
Briefing Document F.9: Revised External MPA Proposal B: Overview Map, Staff Summary, Narrative Description, Description of MPAs and Consideration of Existing MPAs (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July
Briefing Document F.10: Draft MPA Proposal Lapis 1: Habitat Calculations (June 10, 2009)
Briefing Document F.11: Draft MPA Proposal Lapis 2: Habitat Calculations (June 10, 2009)
Briefing Document F.12: Draft MPA Proposal Opal: Habitat Calculations (June 10, 2009)
Briefing Document F.13: Draft MPA Proposal Topaz: Habitat Calculations (June 10, 2009)
Briefing Document F.14: Existing MPA Proposal 0: Habitat Calculations (June 16, 2009)
Briefing Document F.15: Revised External MPA Proposal A: Habitat Calculations (June 10, 2009)
Briefing Document F.16: Revised External MPA Proposal B: Habitat Calculations (June 10, 2009)
G. Summary of Draft MPA Proposals: Key Evaluations and Geographies

Briefing Document G.1: Staff Overview of Revised MPA Proposals PPT- Handout Placeholder
III. Summary of Evaluations of Proposal 0, Draft MPA Proposals and Revised External MPA Proposals

H. Overview and Panel Discussion of SAT Methods and Analyses of Proposal 0, Draft SCRSG MPA Proposals, and Revised External MPA Proposals
Dr. Sarah Kruse, Commercial and Recreational Fishing
Dr. Will White, Bioeconomic Modeling

Members of the MLPA Master Plan Science Advisory Team:
Dr. Larry Allen, Co-chair
Dr. Pete Raimondi, Habitat Representation and Replication
Dr. Eric Bjorkstedt, MPA Size and Spacing
Dr. Susan Chivers, Marine Birds and Mammals
Dominic Gregorio, Water Quality

Briefing Document H.1: Summary of SAT Evaluations of Proposal 0, Draft MPA Proposals and Revised External MPA Proposals PPT- Handout Placeholder
Briefing Document H.2: Habitat Representation and Habitat Replication Evaluations of Round 2 MPA Proposals for the South Coast Study Region PPT (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July BRTF meeting materi)
Briefing Document H.3: Habitat Representation and Replication and MPA Size and Spacing (Revised July 22, 2009)
Briefing Document H.4: MPA Size and Spacing Evaluation Results of the Round 2 Draft MPA Proposals for the MLPA South Coast Study Region PPT (previously sent under separate cover for the July 28-29 BRTF meeting)
Briefing Document H.5: Spatial Bioeconomic Model Evaluations of Round 2 MPA Proposals PPT (previously sent under separate cover for the July 28-29 BRTF meeting)
Briefing Document H.6: Bioeconomic Model Evaluations of Round 2 MPA Proposals for the South Coast Study Region (Revised July 23, 2009)
Briefing Document H.7: Marine Birds and Marine Mammals Evaluations for Round 2 MPA Proposals in the MLPA South Coast Study Region PPT (previously sent under separate cover for the July 28-29 BRTF meeting)
Briefing Document H.8: Evaluation of Benefits to Marine Birds from Proposed MPAs and Special Closures in the South Coast Study Region (Revised June 12, 2009)
Briefing Document H.9: Evaluation of Benefits to Marine Mammals from Proposed MPAs in the MLPA South Coast Study Region (Revised June 17, 2009)
Briefing Document H.10: Summary of Potential Impacts of the May 2009 (Round 2) South Coast MPA Proposals on Commercial and Recreational Fisheries PPT (previously sent under separate cover for the July 28-29 BRTF meeting)
Briefing Document H.11: Summary of Potential Impacts of Round 2 MPA Proposals on Commercial and Recreational Fisheries and in the Channel Islands in the South Coast Study Region (previously sent under separate cover
Briefing Document H.12: SAT Evaluation of Round 2 Draft and Revised MPA Proposals: Water and Sediment Quality PPT (previously sent under separate cover for the July 28-29 BRTF meeting)
Briefing Document H.13: SAT Evaluation of Round 2 MPA Proposals for the MLPA South Coast Study Region: Water and Sediment Quality (Revised July 13, 2009)
Briefing Document H.14: California MLPA SAT Draft Recommendations for Evaluating Water and Sediment Quality Along the Palos Verdes Shelf (sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the July BRTF meeting materials)
Briefing Document H.15: Combined SAT Evaluations for Round 2 Proposals (Revised July 30 2009
Lunch
I. Goal 3 Analysis of Proposal 0, Draft MPA Proposals, and Revised External MPA Proposals

Briefing Document I.1: MLPA Goal 3 Evaluation of Draft SCRSG MPA Proposals and Revised External MPA Proposals PPT (previously sent under separate cover for the July 28-29 BRTF meeting)
Briefing Document I.2: Evaluation of Existing MPAs, SCRSG Draft MPA Proposals and Revised External MPA Proposals Relative to MLPA Goal 3 (previously sent under separate cover for the July 28-29 BRTF meeting)
J. California Department of Fish and Game Feasibility Analysis of Proposal 0, Draft MPA Proposals, and Revised External MPA Proposals

Briefing Document J.1: California Department of Fish and Game Overview of Feasibility Analysis of Draft MPA Arrays and Revised External MPA Proposals for the South Coast Study Region (previously sent under separate cover fo
Briefing Document J.2: California Department of Fish and Game Feasibility Analysis of Draft MPA Proposals and Revised External Proposals for the South Coast Study Region(sent to SCRSG members under separate cover with the J
Briefing Document J.3: California Department of Fish and Game Feasibility Analysis of Draft MPA Arrays and Revised External MPA Proposals for the South Coast Study Region - Handout Placeholder
K. California Department of Parks and Recreation Analysis of Proposal 0, Draft MPA Proposals, and Revised External MPA Proposals

Briefing Document K.1: Summary of Parks and Recreation Analysis of Proposal 0, Draft MPA Proposals and Revised External MPA Proposals PPT - Handout Placeholder
Briefing Document K.2: California Department of Parks and Recreation Analysis of Proposal 0, Draft MPA Arrays and Revised External Proposals - Handout Placeholder
Break
IV.Next Steps and Preparation for Round 3

L. Guidance for SCRSG Work Sessions

M. Wrap up and Next Steps

Scott McCreary, 15 min
Public Comment
Adjourn

SCRSG Dinner


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Old 10-24-2009, 08:44 PM   #2
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Thanks for posting the link.

I was there for both meetings. We had a great turnout of folks in black supporting prop 2 that would somewhat mitigate the closure of mostly all of the prime coastal areas the enviros proposed in prop 3.

The end result was they still need to think about it before likely making a hybrid proposal on Nov 9 to submit to the DFG.

But I gotta tell ya the opposition is very well funded and politically backed. We need to stand together or we'll all get railroaded, left wondering how they could do that when it's all said and done...............

They play the game much better than we do at this point.

Tight Lines,

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