Monitoring and Assessment. Performance of sedimentation, hydrological and hydraulic analyses, biological assessments, and topographical and vegetative surveys; Water quality monitoring, including the use of real time field data collection and reporting for outfalls and receiving waters; Sediment quality monitoring, including sediment quality objectives assessments; Flow studies for storm drain outfalls, creeks, and other drainage features; Field inspection services for industrial, commercial, municipal, and construction sites, as well as BMPs, storm drain outfalls, receiving waters, and other MS4 features; Post-construction performance monitoring of water quality improvement projects and structural best management practices; Microbial source tracking; Development of monitoring approaches and assessment techniques for constituents of emerging concern; Hydromodification studies for channels, creeks, and other drainage features and receiving waters, including channel dimension measurements, hydrologic and geomorphic conditions, vegetation and habitat integrity evaluations, bed and bank erosion assessment, and associated impacts; Development and implementation of quality assurance/quality control procedures; Detailed statistical analyses and presentation of environmental data collected, comparison of results to regulatory requirements, and preparation of associated data products and compliance reports; ATTACHMENT B COST/COMPENSATION
Monitoring and Assessment. 26.1 The Joint Committee will be responsible for monitoring and assessing in terms of its:
Monitoring and Assessment. 5.5.1 The CIMS will be responsible for monitoring and assessing the Joint Museum Service in terms of its;
Monitoring and Assessment. 1. The Parties shall conduct monitoring in accordance with the coordinated programmes in order to obtain regular information on the condition of water resources in the Zapadnaya Dvina/Daugava River Basin and to forecast its possible changes. The monitoring data shall be freely accessible to the Parties, which exchange them following the agreed procedures.
Monitoring and Assessment. 2.6.1 Conduct monitoring of constituent removal of treatment BMPs in accordance with the MP. Grantee may continue to monitor previously installed (Phase I) treatment BMPs pursuant to previously approved PAEP, MP, and QAPP.
Monitoring and Assessment. Bohunice International Decommissioning Support Fund The EBRD will prepare reports and technical documentation, including an Annual Report, as required, on the operation of the Fund. These reports will provide a comprehensive overview of the implementation of the Fund’s work programme (approved by the Assembly of Contributors) including its relation to compliance with closure commitments, the conditionalities set out in the project grant agreements, the administration of specific projects and eventual problems of relevance to the programme.
Monitoring and Assessment. 5.5.1 The Joint Committee will be responsible for monitoring and assessing the joint museum service in terms of its:
Monitoring and Assessment. Continue monitoring and watershed assessment, and participate in pilot studies and special projects as needs and resources permit. Priorities in FFY03-05 include: (a) developing stream TMDLs based on priorities established in the 303(d) list (specific priorities include Fish Brook, Frost Gully Brook*, Concord Gully Brook*, Penjajawoc Stream*, Carlton Stream, Prestile Stream, Smelt Brook, West Branch of the Sheepscot, and Xxxx River); (b) continuing implementation of a stream status data base in order to establish future priorities for action; (c) biological assessment of small streams suspected of having agricultural impacts, urban impacts; (d) evaluating new methods for assessment of endocrine disruption of fish populations; and (e) generic river and stream QAPP for purposes of NPS modeling and TMDL development.. *NPS-impaired streams targeted for completed TMDLs in FFY03 C-2-02-c. Education and Technical Assistance; Grants and Loans Continue the CSO program. Promote use of effective BMPs and land management practices; promote local stewardship of local resources; increase public awareness of resource values, pollution threats, environmental standards, and individual opportunities; and address chronic non-point sources in priority watersheds. Provide technical or financial assistance for communities in order to eliminate discharges of untreated or partially treated wastewater. Priorities for FFY03 include: (a) continuing efforts to identify waters threatened or impaired by non-point sources using Geographic Information System tools and Stream Assessment Field Screening Method; (b) expanding the Stream Team Program and the NEMO Program; (c) implementing buffer standards for development on headwater streams (approved by Maine legislature in 2002); and (d) providing assistance for non-point source development or implementation projects on rivers and streams with active projects. C-2-03. Address Non-point Sources of Pollution -- loadings from air Work with regional (TMDL) efforts to reduce certain types of loadings from air, especially persistent, bioaccumulative toxics. Advocate for a regional mercury assessment in lieu of mercury TMDLs.
Monitoring and Assessment. The monitoring of LA&RAP implementation is an integral part of the Contract monitoring and management system. In consequence, the monitoring process will use tools applied in monitoring the implementation of the Contract, which is aimed at reporting to sponsoring undertakings and delivering current information about any issues, contingencies and irregularities. LA&RAP is an integral part of the investment process, which allows for an immediate response in case of discovering problems or irregularities. It is also fundamentally important to ensure appropriate cooperation between the Consultant, PIU and PCU. A diagram of the flow of monitoring information is presented below. General monitoring and assessment procedures are elaborated in the ‘Land Acquisition and Resettlement Policy Framework’, available on xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xx/doc/OVFMP/Ramowy_dokument_dotyczacy_Przesiedlen_i_Pozyskiwani a_Nieruchomosci.pdf CONSULTANT road map monthly report Consultant's schedule and action plan action scenarios special reports ad hoc reports project councils procedures registries day-to-day reporting PIU verification of documents/reports participation in project councils and meetings making decisions on further actions using reports and schedules for monitoring and reporting
Monitoring and Assessment. To characterize the health consequences of air pollution in Washington, agencies will collect data that has the greatest benefit for public health, and increase the public understanding of the health effects and costs of pollution.
