Project Restore (private site restoration initiative Sample Clauses

Project Restore (private site restoration initiative. This element is a high priority focus for the City and it is intended that the program become an increasingly effective public private partnership (P-3). The goal of the program is to establish and maintain effective ongoing partnerships with private land owners, including those in residential, commercial, industrial and agriculturally zoned areas, along the Burnt Bridge Creek corridor. Specific segments along the corridor for targeting projects will be identified each year in coordination with the City’s Sensitive Lands, Surface Water Engineering, and Urban Forestry programs that represent the public side of the partnership. The Grantee shall provide the key liaison role in recruiting and working with private property owners to undertake and support restoration efforts on their properties. City staff will participate by identifying potential locations, designing and implementing site work, and in evaluating the success of particular projects. Grantee staff shall regularly meet and work closely with City program staff to co- manage and grow this initiative to respond to new or expanded regulatory requirements. Grantee staff shall make contacts and build relationships with private property owners and support them as projects are agreed to and taken forward. The following milestones have been identified as annual targets:
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