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1 2007 - 2008 Fish Consumption Rate Project - Meetings in Review
3 Meeting Date Location Workshop 1 (Portland): Background and Scope
4 3/13/2007 Portland What Trying to Achieve and How
6     Water Quality Standards: What are They, What Are They Not and Why are They Important?
8     Who do Water Quality Standards Affect and How?
10     2004 Toxics Criteria Triennial Review
12 Number of Attendees Sorted by Category Where are We Today Regarding FCR?
13 EQC 1  
14 Industry Reps 6 Scope and Overview of the Workshops
15 Tribal Member / Representative 23 How to Participate in This Effort
16 Municipal / Regional Government 8  
17 Environmental Group 9  
18 State Government 13  
19 Federal Government 5  
20 Facilitation Team 3  
21 Public Health 1  
22 Commerical/Recreational Fishing 4  
23 Media 1  
24 TOTALS 74  
43 Meeting Date Location Workshop 1 (Coos Bay): Background and Scope
44 3/14/2007 Coos Bay What Trying to Achieve and How
46     Water Quality Standards: What are They, What Are They Not and Why are They Important?
48     Who do Water Quality Standards Affect and How?
50     2004 Toxics Criteria Triennial Review
52 Number of Attendees Sorted by Category Where are We Today Regarding FCR?
53 EQC 1  
54 Industry Reps 2 Scope and Overview of the Workshops
55 Tribal Member / Representative 8 How to Participate in This Effort
56 Municipal / Regional Government 1  
57 Environmental Group    
58 State Government 2  
59 Federal Government 2  
60 Facilitation Team 2  
61 Public Health    
62 Commercial/Recreational Fishing 1  
63 Media    
64 TOTALS 19  
84 Meeting Date Location Workshop 2: Review of Water Quality Standards and Fish Consumption Data
85 5/16/2007 Lincoln City  
86     Review of 1st Workshop – Background and Scope
88     What are the Policy Questions that Need to be Answered
89     to Support a Fish Consumption Rate?
91     How do Oregon’s Water Quality Standards Compare to other
92 Number of Attendees Sorted by Category State and Tribal Water Quality Standards?
93 EQC    
94 Industry Reps 4 What is EPA’s Human Health Methodology for Choosing a Fish Consumption Rate?
95 Tribal Member / Representative 22 Role of the Human Health Focus Group - Overview
96 Municipal / Regional Government 5  
97 Environmental Group 4 Columbia River InterTribal Fish Commission's Fish Consumption Study Review
98 State Government 4  
99 Federal Government 7 How EPA's Current Fish Consumption Rate Applies to Marine/Freshwater/Estuarine Fish Species
100 Facilitation Team 2  
101 Public Health 0 Review of Fish Consumption Surveys
102 Commercial/Recreational Fishing 1 Opportunity for Testimony
103 Media 1  
104 TOTALS 50  
119 Meeting Date Location Workshop 3: Fish Consumption Rate and Human Health
120 7/17/2007 Portland  
121     Summary of Workshop 2
123     Clarification of the FCR Process, Roles and Products of this Project
125     Human Health Focus Group Presentations: How is Risk Assessed? What Role does Risk Play
126     in Setting OR Criteria? What Risks are Posed by Consuming More than 17.5 grams/day?
128 Number of Attendees Sorted by Category Public Input on Preliminary / Proposed Range of Rates that May be Considered
129 EQC 1  
130 Industry Reps 6 Opportunity for Personal Testimony and/or Comments on Fish Consumption and Human Health Risks
131 Tribal Member / Representative 11 Wrap Up and Next Steps in the Process
132 Municipal / Regional Government 4  
133 Environmental Group 4  
134 State Government 7  
135 Federal Government 6  
136 Facilitation Team 3  
137 Public Health 3  
138 Commercial/Recreational Fishing 0  
139 Media 0  
140 TOTALS 45  
145   NOTE: October 2007 EQC Meeting/Work Session replaced the fall public workshop  
158 Meeting Date Location Workshop 4: Fish Consumption Rate Options
159 4/2/2008 Pendleton  
160     Update on the Fish Consumption Rate Project
162     Presentation of the Human Health Focus Group's (HHFG) Report
164     DEQ's Fish Consumption Rate Options
166     Proposed Options for the Three Governments to Consider
167 Number of Attendees Sorted by Category
168 EQC 1 What is the Most Important Principle for Deciding which FCR Number is Appropriate - and Why?
169 Industry Reps 5 What Percentage of Fish Consumers Should Be Protected / Should Salmon be Included?
170 Tribal Member / Representative 30 Small and Large Group Discussions
171 Municipal / Regional Government 5 Opportunity for Testimony About the Fish Consumption Rate Options
172 Environmental Group 2  
173 State Government 11 Wrap up / Next Steps in the Process
174 Federal Government 4  
175 Facilitation Team 3  
176 Public Health 4  
177 Commercial/Recreational Fishing 0  
178 Media 0  
179 Other 1  
180 TOTALS 66  
185 Meeting Date Location Workshop 5: Reducing Toxics in Our Environment
186 6/4/2008 Portland  
187     Where (and How) Have We Been Successful with Toxic Reduction?
188     Addressing the Need for 'Out of the Box' Solutions
190     Presentations of Successes:
191     National (Great Lakes),
192     Pacific Northwest/Regional (WA & Columbia River Basin) and
193     Oregon (Hood River, EWEB, Toyota/Portland)
194 Number of Attendees Sorted by Category
195 EQC 1 Where Else Can We Be Successful in Oregon? How?
196 Industry Reps 7 Proposal for Integrated Program from ACWA & Small/Large Group Discussions
197 Tribal Member / Representative 6 Panel: What do Policy Makers Think About These Ideas? What Can They Do?
198 Municipal / Regional Government 9  
199 Environmental Group 7 Wrap Up and Next Steps in the Process
200 State Government 10  
201 Federal Government 13 Opportunity for Public Testimony
202 Public Health 6  
203 Commercial/Recreational Fishing 0  
204 Media 0  
205 Facilitation Team 3  
206 Other 3  
207 TOTALS 65  
210 Meeting Date Location Workshop 6: Fiscal Impacts and Implementation Strategies of a Revised Fish Consumption Rate
211 6/27/2008 Portland  
212     Overview of the Fiscal Impacts and Implementation Advisory Committee's Work
214     Fiscal Analyses of the Cost of Compliance: Three Views
215     SAIC, Inc, NWPPA, & ACWA
216     FIIAC Members: Responses and Thoughts about Costs and Analyses
218     What are the Potential Benefits of A Raised FCR?
219 Number of Attendees Sorted by Category
220 EQC   What are the Implementation Approaches? Matrix Review
221 Industry Reps 7 FIIACs Initial Proposed Implementation Strategy
222 Tribal Member / Representative 6 What's Next for the Fish Consumption Rate Project?
223 Municipal / Regional Government 2  
224 Environmental Group 2 Opportunity for Personal/Public Testimony About Fish Consumption Rate,
225 Other 1 Fiscal Impacts and Implementation Ideas
226 State Government 5  
227 Federal Government 6  
228 Facilitation Team 3  
229 Public Health 2  
230 Commercial/Recreational Fishing    
231 Media    
232 TOTALS 34  
234   NOTE: August 2008 EQC meeting replacing the July Public Information Workshop  

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