Project Performance Measures. The SEP must achieve all the following performance measures to be deemed complete:
Project Performance Measures. The District will track the linear feet of sewer lateral repaired or replaced and the number of laterals that have been replaced/repaired by the Program. $50,000 in administrative civil penalty will be suspended pending successful completion of the program that equates to the satisfactory repair or replacement of a total of 29 defective private sewer laterals and compliance with the SEP provisions in the Settlement Agreement for this matter, which include the requirement that the District demonstrate that it has expended a minimum of $50,000 to implement the SEP project. Up to the full amount of the SEP will be suspended if the District satisfactorily demonstrates to the Regional Water Board in the Final Report that the above Program performance measures were met. If the Program terminates before completing the 29 private lateral performance measure, then the amount suspended will be up to $25,000 if the District demonstrates that at least 15 private laterals were replaced/repaired.
Project Performance Measures. 15. Describe measures or indicators for the success of the SEP and procedures to evaluate compliance with the performance measures or indicators. The bank and gully repair sites will be inspected after winter floods, annually for three years. The repairs will be considered successful if they are built in conformance with the description provided in the application for Clean Water Act 401 water quality certification and comply with all conditions in the 401 water quality certification. Plant survival monitoring will be completed annually for three years. The number of plants installed shall be tracked in order to determine survival rate. At the end of three years (by July 31, 2019), planting will be considered successful if 75% of plantings have survived. If natural recruitment of native plants (i.e., willows and alders become established from the natural seed pool) occurs in planted areas, success will be based on a canopy cover of at least 75%. If the plant survival performance measure is not achieved, dead plants must be replaced in kind. In the event monitoring establishes that a site is not conducive to the survival of a particular species, alternative species may be used as replacement after receiving concurrence from the Water Board staff. Replacement plants are subject to the same performance criteria as the initial plantings. If the bank repair performance measure is not achieved, additional repairs will be made until the performance measure is achieved. Repairs will address the causes of channel instability or excessive erosion or deposition of sediment. Reports to the Water Board
Project Performance Measures must link project performance measures to the following OEJ Program Performance Measures: • Empowered Communities • Stakeholder Consensus Project Performance Measures – must link project performance measures to the following OEJ Program Performance Measures: • Empowered Communities • Stakeholder Consensus • Environmental Results • Sustainability For more information about the EJSG and the EJCPS Programs visit OEJ’s Web site at: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/environmentaljustice/environmental-justice-grants-funding-and- technical-assistance SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: For this competition, EPA may give special consideration to high ranking applications that focus on the following program priorities:
Project Performance Measures. Project Performance Measures: The Project Performance Measures and Targets describes what outcome- based performance measure(s) the PROJECT SPONSOR plans to evaluate to ensure that the project/program is meeting its objectives. [USE the table below to identify specific performance measures required to be reported. If not applicable, delete entire table and say “Appendix F is Not Applicable” Project Performance Measures and Targets Performance Measure Target XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX Not Applicable Not Applicable Appendix G
Project Performance Measures. The SEP must achieve all of the following performance measures per the VIMP to be deemed complete:
Project Performance Measures. The Discharger will be deemed to have fully performed its SEP-related obligations at such time that it has completed the actions described in the milestones above, including the reporting and accounting obligations. At a minimum, the SEP must achieve all of the following performance measures to be deemed complete:
Project Performance Measures. Project Performance Measures: The Project Performance Measures and Targets describes what outcome- based performance measure(s) the PROJECT SPONSOR plans to evaluate to ensure that the project/program is meeting its objectives. Implementation of bicycle routes signage will provide clear information for Ashland and Cherryland residents accessing local businesses via bicycle. Currently, most of residents are working/attending school from home and the additional signage will encourage them to safely bike within their community. Project Performance Outcomes Note:
Project Performance Measures. The SEP must achieve all of the following performance measures to be deemed completed: SEP funds will be used only for constructing the Visitor Interpretive Center which is one of the most highly visible and important parts of the Phase II projects under the Yosemite Slough Restoration Project. CSPF need not maintain the SEP monies in a segregated account, but financial records shall demonstrate that construction costs of Phase II equal or exceed the SEP amount. Survey results, to be included with the final report required in section 15, from at least four separate days (may be consecutive), within six months of public opening of the Phase II Visitor Interpretative Center, must show that REC 2 use of Phase II amenities by no less than 100 people. If the SEP is approved at greater than 50 percent of imposed liability, then the follow two additional performance measures apply:
Project Performance Measures. The project performance measures will be: • Use approved design standards for biotreatment project • Use load standards for fire trucks • Build to design standards • Conduct maintenance in accordance with maintenance plan Reports to the Water Board: The City of Oakland will submit quarterly reports on the progress of the SEP to the Regional Water Board, the third party oversight organization, and the State Water Board’s Division of Financial Assistance. Quarterly reports covering each calendar quarter are due on the 15th day following that calendar quarter (i.e., January 15, April 15, July 15, and October 15). The City of Oakland will also submit a final report and certification of completion in accordance with the Settlement Agreement for this matter. The final report and certification of completion shall document completion of the SEP, addressing how performance measures were met, including photos of the project, a description of the results of the post construction inspection, and a copy of accounting records of expenditures.
