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PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. Project objectives

PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. (a) Illinois will partner with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ to purchase and retire the medical debt of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Residents who have been or are currently unable to cover outstanding medical bills because they are experiencing financial hardship. (b) Many individuals with medical debt are uninsured or underinsured and are experiencing financial hardship. These debts impose both psychological and financial burdens and may cause people to avoid seeking the health care services that they need. In a number of cases, they may feel lasting impacts due to reduced credit scores, wage garnishment, and property liens. The Project will help thousands of Illinois residents obtain financial stability, improve their health equity, and reduce stress and mental health problems.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. Describe the project and its rationale, including a list of the tasks to be completed and what will be delivered to the company (e.g., report, trainings, etc.).

PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. The Project described in the Host’s attached Business Application is hereby incorporated in this Agreement by reference.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. ‌ Analyze intersection alternatives for the intersection of US 41 and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Beach Road.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. Project Deliverables The Project deliverables for the Project are: (a) (b) (c)

PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. What is the purpose/goal for this project? How will the results impact reclamation or advance the science of reclamation technology development? Applicability to Mining and Reclamation: Methodology: Explain the process. How and what was done. Highlights: Results/Findings: Include appropriate charts, graphs, or photos that illustrate the project results. Principal Investigator: OSM Project Technical Representative: Location/affiliation Phone number Phone number Email address Email address Appendix 4 TECHNCAL STUDIES PROGRAM AMENDMENTS AND POST-AWARD CHANGES What does this appendix do? What is our policy for amendments and post-award changes?

PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. The applicants must include a clear, concise statement of what the proposed project is intended to accomplish and how those objectives will be met. Applicants must delineate the tasks to be performed in achieving the project objectives and the methods to be used for accomplishing each task. Applicants must describe how the proposed project addresses one or more Priority Investment Areas. If the project does not address one or more Priority Investment Areas, the applicants must provide an explanation as to the reason.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. The project objectives are two-fold: a) provide outreach, sampling, and communication of results to a broad base of NPDES jurisdictions, and b) conduct the hydrologic, geotechnical, and vegetation data collection to analyze the performance of bioretention facilities built with adherence to the 2012, revised in 2014, version of the SWMMWW. a) We found NPDES jurisdictions contacted during the first phase of the BHP study were enthusiastic to participate, and desired information on the performance of bioretention. In addition to the interest shown by many jurisdictions, four of the final seven participating jurisdictions offered their staff’s support to help maintain and download the field monitoring equipment. As part of this next phase, BHP Study II, more jurisdictions will be contacted to participate in the study and therefore extend the regional application of the results. Participation of multiple jurisdictions furthers the goals of ▇▇▇ to generate findings relevant to stormwater permittees, and long-term support for the program through broad-based inclusion. Communication of the findings will be conducted through county-based presentations for the benefit of both county and city permittee audiences. b) The technical project objective is to compare actual hydrologic performance of constructed bioretention facilities with the expected modeled performance from the original site engineering design. Modeled results using original design data will be compared with field results based on actual rainfall during the site monitoring. Using this comparison, and drawing from additional site data such as local surficial geology, infiltration rates, groundwater fluctuation, actual constructed site conditions, and vegetation density and health, working hypotheses will be proposed for factors leading to the performance observed. Use of both the previously purchased equipment and the field data collection experience acquired during the first phase will greatly benefit this monitoring effort. The QAPP will be revised to become the BHP Study II QAPP, the anticipated changes are descriptions of the sites There are fundamental reasons for assuring the accurate performance of bioretention facilities. If the protection of receiving water habitat is based on instream hydrologic goals in a basin utilizing Low Impact Development (LID), the performance of the individual facilities must meet their expected performance to ensure success of the combined hydrologic response of all th...