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TRI-VALLEY INTERGOVERNMENTAL ZONE 7 MASTER AGMT
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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
12/4/2014
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
TRI-VALLEY INTERGOVERNMENTAL RECIPROCAL
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MISC AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
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Living Arroyos Program 12017-18 Workplan I Exhibit A <br /> Project Name Estimated Project Budget <br /> LINE G-1-1 VEGETATION MAINTENANCE TBD <br /> Stream Name Project Location <br /> Line G-1-1 Line G-1-1 between water treatment plant and <br /> sports park <br /> Project Length (ft.) Project Area (acres) <br /> 900 ft 0.30 acre <br /> Project Goals: <br /> This"demonstration°project was completed in.2012 to learn --1-4tive vegetation (sod and plugs) <br /> would improve bank stabilization.Our goal is to demonstrafelftdeep rooted native grasses can <br /> improve bank stability. . ;,h <br /> PROJECT SCOPE FOR 2017-182,425,-4, <br /> ..±13.1V''. <br /> ma=r; <br /> Planting: No new plantings. <br /> fi <br /> iii '§ p <br /> `d'9- `', `e"+°" 'J`'.�r1 i4, <br /> Maintenance: Living Arroyos staff willtweed-whack or�rem-ove y hand all invasive weeds growing <br /> within sod sections only. Staff will weedfwhack in early spat,ng(February/March 2018 and early <br /> summer(May/June 2018).Coordinatev;t<`ihRobert Martinez at LARPD regarding weed spraying for <br /> maximum weed abatement efforts. <br /> Monitoring:Annual monitoring of overall heath and survival 9f plank.Spring(March—May). <br /> Photo documentation `Annual photo document tiewof-ove• ralll health of all sod sections <br /> Reporting:Annual reporting9with contents including pDate and activities of activities performed, <br /> documentation of-overall health,recommendations forfuture maintenance and photo documentation <br /> showing�prog� rgar-after year at 5 vantage points Report due June 30, 2018. <br /> ,fir ' , c ': �. <br /> E Estimated Number of'Work Days t <br /> � , a �` TOTAL work days #of volunteer days <br /> Planting f, 0 <br /> Maintenance ,., 3 <br /> Monitoring . ,_, , 0.5 <br /> Reporting 0,5 <br /> 14 <br />ork Days 4 , , .. <br /> „ � , TOTAL work days #of volunteer days <br /> c..x t. zv+•-” <br /> Planting � ,, „,,,_,I, 0 <br /> Maintenance 4 4,,i, , .,. •' 2 <br /> Monitoring . 0.5 <br /> Reporting 0.5 <br /> 13 <br />ring (March/April). <br /> (2) Remove o.rradjusttcages if oak growth becomes impeded. <br /> (3) Evaluate'i i eglit,species individually to determine whether immediate action is <br /> necessary. <br /> • Channel: Remove drift debris(fallen limbs, etc.,that have drifted into the project area)from <br /> center of channel; it can be moved to the side of bank or removed from channel entirely so as to <br /> allow free flow of water. <br /> NOTE:Early(February--March)weeding promotes establishment of native grasses,and the early spring weed- <br /> whacked materials should be left onsite as weed suppression, as appropriate. Also plan for weeding of Zones A, <br /> a and C in early fall-just prior to LARPD s fall application of chemical control(please coordinate.with Robert <br /> Martinez on timing). This material should not be left onsite in order to allow the chemical control to penetrate to <br /> the soil. <br /> 10 <br />an LARPD employee. <br /> 3 <br /> distributing material) <br /> • Secure sponsors for clean-up supplies and refreshments and send out thank you cards to <br /> sponsors after events. <br /> • Register outside volunteers for Spots 1, 8, 9, and10(e.g., identify spot needs, send out email <br /> invitations and follow-up with site captains and volunteers). <br /> 2 <br />