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Table of Contents Adjoining Landowner Notification 2 Citizen Monitoring 2 Collection of Baseline Data 2 Community Outreach 3 Compile Data from Previous Studies 4 Construction 4 Construction (specific project example) 5 Design Plans and Specifications 6 Design Watershed-Based Land Use Planning Process 7 Outreach and Technology Transfer 8 Photo Monitoring Program 9 Preliminary Engineering (specific construction project example) 10 Project Planning (specific project example) 11 Public Meetings 11 Public Outreach 12 Public Outreach (specific project example) 12 Public Outreach (specific project example) 13 Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) 13 Water Quality Monitoring and Performance Measurement (specific project example) 14 Watershed Analysis 16 Watershed Management Plan 17 Watershed Management Workgroup 19 Workshops/Tours 19 Adjoining Landowner Notification Notify landowners who own property adjoining the project area. a. Landowner notification of this project shall be conducted through outreach efforts by participating stakeholders and also by e-mail and publication in local newspapers of general circulation. b. Upon completion of the notification required, submit documentation of outreach efforts along with a copy of any e-mail or newspaper article to Grant Manager. Citizen Monitoring The scope of work for citizen monitoring should include: a. Citizens recruited by (solicitation letters/notices/ personal invitation, etc.). Provide the Grant Manager documentation of the method used (flyers, letters, e-mails, etc.) to recruit citizens and a list of participating citizens. b. Training will be provided for participating citizens (when and how many sessions) using training materials (existing materials, materials that will be developed). Provide the Grant Manager a copy of the training sign-in sheets. c. Work with Clean Water Team (meet with representative of State Water Board Clean Water Team to discuss the Citizen Monitoring). Notify Grant Ma