FUNDING ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT PLAN IMPLEMENTATION. Pursuant California Code of Regulations, title 23, section 6014, subdivision (a)(2)(A)(1)(e), this Adaptive Management Plan contains Public Ecosystem Benefit monitoring metrics, monitoring locations, frequencies, and timing, metric evaluation methodology and associated thresholds and trigger levels based on best available science that initiate Adaptive Management Actions, decision making processes, funding sources and financial commitments to implement this Adaptive Management Plan, and any other items deemed necessary to the Contract. Regional San may elect to participate in collaborative partnerships regarding the implementation of monitoring and/or Adaptive Management Actions of ecosystem benefits. However, should Regional San will fund the actions described in the Adaptive Management Plan via rates or other revenue sources. existing monitoring undertaken through collaborative partnerships cease, it is the project’s responsibility to either implement necessary monitoring or identify and implement other monitoring partnerships for this Adaptive Management Plan.
FUNDING ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT PLAN IMPLEMENTATION. Pursuant California Code of Regulations, title 23, section 6014, subdivision (a)(2)(A)(1), this Adaptive Management Plan contains Public Water Quality Benefit (as represented by the Project Implementation Actions) monitoring metrics; monitoring locations, frequencies, and timing; metric evaluation methodology and associated thresholds and trigger levels, based on Best Available Science, that initiate Adaptive Management Actions, decision-making processes, funding sources and financial commitments to implement this Adaptive Management Plan; and any other items deemed necessary pursuant to the contract for the administration of public benefits. Regional San may elect to participate in collaborative partnerships regarding the implementation of monitoring or Adaptive Management Actions to achieve the Public Water Quality Benefits as represented by the Project Implementation Actions. However, should any monitoring undertaken through collaborative partnerships cease, it is Regional San’s sole responsibility to either implement necessary monitoring or identify and implement other monitoring partnerships for this Adaptive Management Plan. Regional San will fund the actions described in the Adaptive Management Plan via rates or other revenue sources.
FUNDING ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT PLAN IMPLEMENTATION. Pursuant section 6014, subdivision (a)(2)(A)(1) of the WSIP regulations, this Adaptive Management Plan contains public water quality benefit (as represented by the Program Implementation Actions) monitoring metrics; monitoring locations, frequencies, and timing; metric evaluation methodology and associated thresholds and trigger levels, based on best available science, that initiate adaptive management actions; decision making processes; funding sources and financial commitments to implement this Adaptive Management Plan; and any other items deemed necessary pursuant to the contract for the administration of public benefits. Regional San may elect to participate in collaborative partnerships regarding the implementation of monitoring or adaptive management actions to achieve water quality benefits as represented by the Program Implementation Actions. However, should any monitoring undertaken through collaborative partnerships cease, it is Regional San’s sole responsibility to implement necessary monitoring for this Adaptive Management Plan.
