Admin - Cross Link for County of Marin Sample Clauses

Admin - Cross Link for County of Marin. Purpose: Representing County of Marin context within BayREN Role Accountabilities: • Removing constraints within BayREN that limit its ability to collaborate and deliver effective programs • Seeking to understand tensions conveyed by any of County of Marin’s stakeholders applicable to the BayREN programs, and discerning those appropriate to channel into Coordinating Circle for processing • Sharing the perspective of County of Marin stakeholders • Communicating with County of Marin’s stakeholders about BayREN programs and activities • Sharing progress, performance, and strategic data and information with the Coordinating Circle • Coordinating with local Energy Watch/Local Government Partnership and other County of Marin programs. • Establishing that member has been selected by its County to act on its behalf • Ensuring that member has expertise and experience in energy-related project management and implementation • Ensuring invoices and reporting are submitted to Program Administrator in a timely manner • Developing and reviewing program performance, and program and pilot recommendations • Reviewing and authorizing program changes • Coordinating with other Regional Energy Networks, e.g., program implementation tactics, program design, program performance, mutual objective-building, etc. • Implementing BayREN communication strategies in County of Marin
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Admin - Cross Link for County of Marin. Purpose: Representing County of Marin context within BayREN Role Accountabilities:  Removing constraints within BayREN that limit its ability to collaborate and deliver effective programs  Seeking to understand tensions conveyed by any County of Marin’s stakeholders applicable to the BayREN programs, and discerning those appropriate to channel into Coordinating Circle for processing  Sharing the perspective of the County of Marin stakeholders  Communicating with County of Marin’s stakeholders about BayREN programs and activities  Sharing progress, performance, and strategic data and information with the Coordinating Circle  Coordinating with local Energy Watch/Local Government Partnership and other County of Marin programs.  Establishing that member has been selected by its County to act on its behalf  Ensuring that member has expertise and experience in energy-related project management and implementation  Ensuring invoices and reporting are submitted to Program Administrator in a timely manner  Developing and reviewing program performance, and program and pilot recommendations  Reviewing and authorizing program changes  Coordinating with other Regional Energy Networks, e.g., program implementation tactics, program design, program performance, mutual objective-building, etc.  Implementing BayREN communication strategies in County of Marin Budget Task Budget Administration $12,000.00 Implementation $0.00 Marketing & Outreach $0.00 Total $12,000.00 ATTACHMENT 1C for 2019 County of Marin Scope of Work BayREN Codes & Standards Program Budget NTE: $56,500 The BayREN Counties will provide services in their jurisdictions to support the BayREN Codes & Standards Program. These tasks include: coordination with the BayREN Codes and Standards Committee and Coordinating Circle; promotion of trainings, over the counter and electronic compliance improvement tools, regional forums, and reach code and zero net energy (ZNE) policy resources; and engagement with the Bay Area chapters of the International Code Council (ICC), City and County Board of Supervisors, local governments within their respective County and other key stakeholders (local contractor and building professional groups/associations, property owner and building operator associations, etc.). The total budget for County of Marin for this program is $56,500. Tasks below are assigned based on local budget and capacity to deliver services.
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Admin - Cross Link for County of Marin. Purpose: Representing Marin County context within BayREN Role Accountabilities:  Removing constraints within BayREN that limit its ability to collaborate and deliver effective programs  Seeking to understand tensions conveyed by any of County of Marin’s stakeholders applicable to the BayREN programs, and discerning those appropriate to channel into Coordinating Circle for processing  Sharing the perspective of County of Marin stakeholders  Communicating with Contra Costa County’s stakeholders about BayREN programs and activities  Sharing progress, performance, and strategic data and information with the Coordinating Circle  Coordinating with local Energy Watch/Local Government Partnership and other County of Marin programs.  Establishing that member has been selected by its County to act on its behalf  Ensuring that member has expertise and experience in energy-related project management and implementation  Ensuring invoices and reporting are submitted to Program Administrator in a timely manner  Developing and reviewing program performance, and program and pilot recommendations  Reviewing and authorizing program changes  Coordinating with other Regional Energy Networks, e.g., program implementation tactics, program design, program performance, mutual objective-building, etc.  Implementing BayREN communication strategies in County of Marin  Ensuring audience cultural and language needs are accommodated with appropriate translation and messaging
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