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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 /> 7 <br /> Project Name Estimated Project Budget <br /> ARROYO LAS POSITAS AT BLUEBELL TBD <br /> (SMP SITE 17) <br /> [CIP 201323:$5000] <br /> Stream Name Project Location <br /> Arroyo Las Positas Arroyo Las Positas at Bluebell Drive near Galaxy <br /> Court <br /> Project Length (ft.) Project Area (acres) <br /> 200 ft 0.25 acre <br /> Project Goals: <br /> aJ <br /> Plant establishment offh <br /> native plants and trees to shade e„creek;and to meet onsite mitigation <br /> requirements. <br /> PROJECT SCOPE FOR 2017-18 <br /> Planting: Living Arroyos staff will oversee volunteer (following the approved planting plan) <br /> in December 2017/January 2018. Plantswill be sourced* RCD(will likely utilize sycamores <br /> growing at The Watershed Nursery thatLARgD has started)* <br /> Maintenance: Staff will coordinate and cOnductWerodic trash'removal following the Adopt-A-Creek <br /> Spot logging and reporting procedures. <br /> 4,4041L as <br /> Watering: Living Arroyosstaffwill water plants ass needed(finslwatering schedule TBD based on <br /> availability of irrigation system)arid alert City stafif{whien plants eked replacement. <br /> Monitoring: Living Arroyokstaff will aspect plantings once a month.Submit log to ACRCD and City <br /> detailing maintenance cond`uc(ed platat_surviyal status and any replanting that is potentially needed. <br /> Photoi,documentation�=Living Arr yos staff wilt''ablish photo points and complete pre and post <br /> photographs of work areekdomplete monthly photdgraphs of planting area for monthly report. <br /> Reporting: Niitrequired until fall:2018 <br /> Other:All staff and*blunteers engaged in the project must receive environmental training prior to <br /> start of any-planting=an1for-maintenance activity. Coordinate with-ACRC-D-to-receive training. <br /> Stop work if wildlife is present:and'consult biologist.Comply with all permit requirements. <br /> Estimated.'Number of:Work Days <br /> TOTAL work days #of volunteer days <br /> Planting 2 2 <br /> Maintenance 12(24 half days) 6(12 half days) <br /> Monitoring 12(24 half days) 6 ( 12 half days) <br /> Reporting 0 0 <br /> Other:Training - 0.5 0.5_ <br /> *Note: Maintenance and monitoring should be conducted during same site visit if possible. <br /> 26 <br /> 0.5 <br /> *Note: Maintenance and monitoring should be conducted during same site visit if possible. <br /> 25 <br />hould be conducted during same site visit if possible. <br /> 24 <br /><br /> Other:Training 0.5 0.5 <br /> Note: Maintenance and monitoring should be conducted during same site visit if possible. <br /> 23 <br />ed- <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 />