ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT PLAN APPROACH Sample Clauses

ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT PLAN APPROACH. This Adaptive Management Plan outlines a monitoring plan, including Program implementation milestones and Performance Thresholds (defined in Adaptive Management Plan Section 1.4) which demonstrate the Program’s success in carrying out the Project Implementation Actions specified in the Contract for Administration of Public Water Quality Benefits. The Adaptive Management Plan identifies how monitoring will be used to adaptively manage the Program’s Public Water Quality Benefit through a Meet and Confer Process and Adaptive Management Actions provided that any Adaptive Management Actions required to be taken by Regional San shall be reasonable and feasible. The intent of the Adaptive Management Plan is to increase the likelihood of achieving and maintaining the desired Public Water Quality Benefit, while recognizing that Project Implementation Actions are subject to various uncertainties beyond the scope of the Program’s control and responsibility, which can include, but are not limited to, California hydrology, future regulatory conditions, changing water operations outside of the Program’s influence, changes in land use, and climate change. Adaptive management of the Program will be implemented on a five-year review cycle. A five-year review cycle provides a regular opportunity to evaluate data from the previous years of Program implementation, maintenance, and monitoring, and allows for incorporation of new technologies and lessons learned into subsequent implementation, monitoring, maintenance, and performance tracking. This Adaptive Management Plan is structured according to definitions and requirements outlined in the statute and the California Code of Regulations. California Water Code section 85052 defines adaptive management as “a framework and flexible decision-making process for ongoing knowledge acquisition, monitoring, and evaluation leading to continuous improvement in management planning and implementation of a project to achieve specified objectives.” 5 The California Code of Regulations, Title 23, Waters, Water Storage Investment Program (WSIP), section 6014, subdivision (a)(2)(A)) states, “[t]he contract between an administering agency and applicant shall contain:
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ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT PLAN APPROACH. This Adaptive Management Plan outlines a monitoring plan, including project implementation milestones and Performance Thresholds (defined in Section 1.4) which demonstrate the Program’s success in carrying out the Project Implementation Actions and Benefit Implementation Actions specified in the Contract for Administration of Public Ecosystem Benefits. The Adaptive Management Plan identifies how monitoring will be used to adaptively manage the Program’s Public Ecosystem Benefits through a Meet and Confer Process and Adaptive Management Actions provided that any Adaptive Management Actions required to be taken by Regional San shall be reasonable and feasible. The intent of the Adaptive Management Plan is to increase the likelihood of achieving and maintaining the desired Benefit Environmental Responses, the ecosystem response derived from Project Implementation Actions and Benefit Implementation Actions, while recognizing that Benefit Environmental Responses are subject to various uncertainties beyond the scope of Regional San’s control and responsibility, which can include, but are not limited to, California hydrology, future regulatory conditions, changing water operations outside of the Program’s influence, changes in land use, and climate change. Adaptive management of the Program will be implemented on a five-year cycle. Although not all specified Benefit Environmental Responses are anticipated to occur within every five-year review cycle, a five-year review cycle provides a regular opportunity to evaluate data from the previous years of project implementation, maintenance and monitoring, and allows for incorporation of new technologies and lessons learned into subsequent implementation, monitoring, maintenance, and performance tracking. This Adaptive Management Plan is structured according to definitions and requirements outlined in the statute and California Code of Regulations. Water Code section 85052 defines adaptive management as “a framework and flexible decision-making process for ongoing knowledge acquisition, monitoring, and evaluation leading to continuous improvement in management planning and implementation of a project to achieve specified objectives.” 2 The California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 23, Waters, Water Storage Investment Program (WSIP), section 6014, subdivision (a)(2)(A) states, “[t]he contract between an administering agency and applicant shall contain:
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