Projects and Management Actions Sample Clauses

Projects and Management Actions. Develop Projects and Management Actions to achieve Sustainability Goals for the Basin, describe the implementation feasibility, and the method by which each will be evaluated for effectiveness. Deliverables: • Adopted GSP • Proof of Adopted GSP submittal to DWR Category (d): Monitoring / Assessment Prepare the Monitoring Network Section of the GSP. Prepare an Engineering Packet that contains: agricultural pump flow metering program workplan; the groundwater pumping reduction assessment workplan; and the monitoring networks development workplan. Task 1: Monitoring Networks and Data Management
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Projects and Management Actions. Develop Projects and Management Actions to achieve Sustainability Goals for the Basin, describe the implementation feasibility, and the method by which each will be evaluated for effectiveness. Deliverables: • Final GSP • Proof of Final GSP submittal to DWR
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Projects and Management Actions. Projects and Management Actions will be developed to achieve Sustainability Goals for the Basin, describe the implementation feasibility, and the method by which each will be evaluated for effectiveness. Contractor will work with the GSAs and stakeholders to generate proposed projects and management actions as needed to address undesirable outcomes. Contractor will establish performance criteria and measures based on sustainability criteria and, if possible, project metrics that can be monitored and/or modeled. Benefit evaluation will consider metrics of importance to the community and utilize procedures to evaluate multiple types of benefits (e.g., economic, social, environmental).
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Projects and Management Actions. Develop Projects and Management Actions to achieve Sustainability Goals for the Basin, describe the implementation feasibility, and the method by which each will be evaluated for effectiveness. Deliverables:  Technical Memorandum on Napa Valley Model  Technical Memorandum of Data Management System  Addendum(s) to GSP  Adopted Napa Valley Subbasin GSP  Proof of Adopted GSP submittal to DWR SGMA Portal Category (d): Monitoring / Assessment Construct and install instrumentation in four (4) dual-completion groundwater monitoring xxxxx in areas of the Subbasin to fill data gaps in existing monitoring networks and improve the characterization of shallow hydrogeologic conditions, particularly for shallow aquifer zones near important surface water aquatic habitats and groundwater dependent ecosystems. These new sites are anticipated to become SGMA representative sites for the Subbasin for purposes of tracking measurable objectives and minimum thresholds to be established for the Subbasin.
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