13. SCIENCE FRAMEWORK PROCESS COULD COST OVER $3 MILLION

A rough plan of attack for shaping a scientific principles/framework
for Columbia River basin fish and wildlife restoration was laid out for
the Northwest Power Planning Council Tuesday and Wednesday during work
sessions at Spokane.

The fast-track planning process produced some surprising budget estimates
— $700,000 in fiscal year 1998 to assemble framework scientific and policy
development teams and begin the work and another $2.7 million in fiscal
1999 to complete the process. …

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