Carmel River Watershed Conservancy
P. O. Box 223833
Carmel CA 93922-3833
President Clive R. Sanders: Tel: 831-375-5376
Email: simbacli@pacbell.net
Vice President Paul Bruno: Tel: 831-384-4081
Email: pbbmtry@aol.com
Secretary: Lorin Letendre Tel: 831-277-0276
Email: letendre@sbcglobal.net
Treasurer: Patricia Bernardi Tel: 831-625-1354
Email: Bernardi12@aol.com
In March 2005 after the successful completion of the Carmel River Watershed Assessment and Action Plan the Watershed Council was dissolved. and the Carmel River Watershed Conservancy now continues as the surviving entity. Its primary purpose is the Conservation of the Carmel River, education of the public in matters relating to that conservation and continuing to act as a catalyst for co-operative conservation efforts within the watershed and the Central Coast Region. Officers and board members are chosen for their knowledge not only of the current problems affecting the Carmel River Watershed but an interest in finding resolution to the deadlock that exists on the Monterey Peninsula.
The Carmel River Watershed Council, which was established in September, 1999, was composed of a 13 member Steering Committee representing 13 stakeholder interest groups in the Carmel River Watershed. The Council was governed by consensus. The Steering Committee met monthly and planned quarterly Council meetings open to the public. These quarterly council meetings highlighted informative watershed presentations.
In June of 2000, the stakeholder representatives in the Steering Committee created “The Carmel River Watershed Conservancy”, which received 501 (c)3 non-profit corporation status from the IRS. Council Steering Committee representatives served as the Conservancy Board of Directors. The Conservancy, as the non-profit corporation, had as its mission statement to create a vehicle for public education, and to ensure on-going financial support for implementation of projects and activities initiated by the Council.
In brief, the role of the Council Steering Committee was to represent the diverse watershed community interests, propose programs, projects and activities for the Council. The role of the Conservancy was to raise funding to support the programs, projects and activities of the Council. In 2004 the Watershed Council was absorbed by the Carmel River Watershed Conservancy and we have since operated as Steward for the Carmel River Watershed.
Non-profit Status
Carmel River Watershed Conservancy
and the Internal Revenue Service
The Carmel River Watershed Conservancy has filed for and received a Tax ID # 77-0548869.
The Corporation, Carmel River Watershed Conservancy is exempt from federal income tax under section 501(C) (3). Our financial year ends on the 30th of June each year.
Donors may deduct contributions to the CRWC as provided in section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code.
Send comments or questions to the: Carmel River Watershed Conservancy
mailto:crwc@carmelriverwatershed.org
To enable Donors to review our annual financial statements and to comply with State of California requirements relating to notification to the public we present our latest Financial Statement of Condition as reported to the Internal Revenue Service as of June 30th 2007. This is our seventh reporting year.
Year ended June 30th 2006
Thank you for your generous donations.
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