Five-Year Implementation Plan. Based on the Five-Year Comprehensive Review, the Implementation Office will prepare a Five-Year Implementation Plan that identifies and assesses prospective issues likely to arise over the upcoming five-year period. The Five-Year Implementation Plan will contain, among other things, a summary of the planned actions and timeframe for those actions, including potential revisions to those actions and timeframes, related to the implementation of the Conservation Strategy; a description of expected long-term and system-wide monitoring actions and anticipated research efforts; and budget projections reflecting the estimated costs of implementing future actions. The Program Manager shall solicit input on the draft Five-Year Implementation Plan from the Permit Oversight Group and the Stakeholder Council, and submit the draft plan to the Authorized Entity Group for review and approval. As part of this process, the Permit Oversight Group will review the draft plan and provide written concurrence, within thirty (30) days, or as soon as practicable thereafter, that the draft plan accurately sets forth and makes adequate provision for the implementation of the applicable joint decisions of the Authorized Entity Group and the Permit Oversight Group or decisions of an agency with authority over the matter. In years when Five-Year Implementation Plans are prepared, the Annual Work Plan and Budget may be included with or prepared separately from the Five-Year Implementation Plan.
Five-Year Implementation Plan a. Engineer will meet with City staff to discuss the results of the analysis completed during Task 6.2. The goal of this meeting will be to discuss the effectiveness of each of the options and to prioritize the order as well as potential timing of these options that should be considered for implementation. Once these options are identified, a discussion of the strategies to be utilized to assist in the implementation of the options will begin.
