Editor's note: A first name has been corrected in this story.
 PIERRE — The 2013 appointments are in place for the
Legislature’s watershed task force, and like so much of water
politics in South Dakota, there is some controversy.   The
chairman of the state Board of Water and Natural Resources, Brad
Johnson of Watertown, didn’t receive a new term on the task
force.   Instead, Kim Vanneman of Ideal received the slot that
he had.  View/Submit Comments for this story   And that’s where
matters get complicated.   Vanneman was on the task force last
year as a Republican member of the state House of
Representatives. She didn’t seek re-election.   She stays on the
task force, however. She was appointed to the general-public
seat that was held by Johnson.   House Speaker Brian Gosch,
R-Rapid City, made the appointment.   Johnson saw himself as an
advocate on the task force for clean lakes and streams. Johnson
said he wasn’t notified he wasn’t being reappointed and he found
out third-hand.   The task force was create