Task 2 – Community Impact Plan Implementation Sample Clauses

Task 2 – Community Impact Plan Implementation. Contractor will implement the Community Impact Plan to measurably increase accessibility of Program messages and extend the reach of messages to residents (Order R9-2009-002 Directive F.3.b.(6)), business (Order R9-2009-002 Directive F.3.b.(6)), and other organizations county- wide. In addition, the contractor will coordinate, network with and document collaborations with agencies and non-profit organizations to use grass roots outreach efforts to disseminate Project Pollution Prevention messaging, drawing on the analysis completed in Task 1. Contractor will also staff events and provide presentations on general stormwater pollution prevention and other specific topics (i.e. LID, rainwater harvesting, etc.) where appropriate. Contractor will develop a “toolbox” and training to provide cities with the materials needed to concurrently provide outreach pursuant to permit requirements, such as outreaching at events (Order R8-2009-0030 Section XIII.2) and documenting increases in knowledge and changes in behavior of residents and target groups on a jurisdictional level. Contractor will also develop materials and programming pursuant to NPDES Permit requirements to target specific audiences and behaviors. Materials will make causal connections between individual and community behaviors and protection of water quality (Order R9-2009-002 Directive F.3.c.(6)(b)(iii)) and increase knowledge of target groups. Messaging will present clear informational and/or functional messages to the end user and will be community-based stemming from Task 1. These materials will integrate with one another in aesthetics and appearance to maintain the identity of Project Pollution Prevention and imbue brand value whilst ensuring current, modern appeal. Contractor will develop a portfolio of new/creative, multicultural, watershed specific, business specific, online and community-based outreach materials that will target audiences and behaviors based on the completed behavioral analysis and strategic review.
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  • Implementation Program 1. The Borrower shall:

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