Long-term Goals. PLEASE PROVIDE A HARD COPY AND AN ELECTRONIC COPY TO THE RIVERS AND MOUNTAINS CONSERVANCY. Exhibit S Project Certification Form GRANTEE: ________________________________________________________ AGREEMENT NUMBER: ____________________________________________ GRANTEE CONTACT FOR AUDIT PURPOSES NAME: ___________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________ PHONE: (________)_________________________________________________ PROJECT DESCRIPTION – List facilities developed and/or property acquired: LIST OTHER FUNDS ON PROJECT (SOURCES AND AMOUNTS): INTEREST EARNED ON ADVANCE GRANT AMOUNT: $____________ HAS A NOTICE OF COMPLETION BEEN FILED? YES____ NO____ IF NO, PLEASE EXPLAIN: CERTIFICATION: I hereby certify that all grant funds were expended on the above named Project(s) and that the Project(s) is complete and we have made final payment for all work done. ________________________________________ ___________________ Grantee Project Representative, Title Date . 8/31/2020
Long-term Goals. One or more brief statements describing the primary reason(s) and purpose for the client's enrollment into case management services.
Long-term Goals. As well as the above four priorities, Community District Literacy Plan participants reached consensus on an additional four goals. While not identified as top priorities, work has taken place on all of the goals:
Long-term Goals. Goal #8: Place emphasis on all municipal facilities in attaining compliance with RIPDES permits limitations. Goal #9: Stress the importance of attaining general water quality standards where they are negatively impacted by municipal point-source discharges. Goal #10: Coordinate CWSRF activities with both State and Federal enforcement activities. Goal #11: Coordinate all state funded programs for wastewater treatment facilities with CWSRF activities. Goal #12: Evaluate environmental needs throughout the state, by rating specific needs for wastewater construction and strive to distribute CWSRF funds in a priority manner. Goal #13: Protect the public health and the environment and promote completion of cost-effective projects. Goal #14: Assist communities during facilities planning and application for CWSRF funding. Goal #15: Continue efforts to improve the water quality of the Narragansett Bay and its tributaries, which was designated as an Estuary of National Significance in March of 1988. Goal #16: Assist in the development of an assessment and management program for Non-Point Source (NPS) and Estuary Protection projects to be considered for funding by the State CWSRF. Program Issues and Initiatives This IUP addresses the sources of monies expected to be available to the CWSRF as of September 30, 2009. The use of the monies is expected to go beyond the term of this IUP. The financing capability of this IUP is based on the total federal and state capitalization grant awarded and paid into the Automated Clearing House (ACH) to date; direct loan repayments; revolved federal and state capital, Bond Proceeds and interest earnings from the CWSRF. Projects are to be funded with this year’s available Capitalization Grant monies and state match which totals $5,418,360 (See Table 1 attached hereto). In addition to the aforementioned, the Agency will use repaid funds from previous loans and proceeds from an anticipated bond sale in September, 2009. The total amount of loans issued in FY2010 from the CWSRF is expected to total $147 million. These resources will be allocated to long-term direct loans, pooled long-term financings (Leverage Loans), and the Community Septic System Loan Program (CSSLP). The resources available in the RI CWSRF are anticipated to be insufficient to finance all eligible projects ready for financing during this IUP period. The Agency will fund projects according to the Project Priority List and readiness to proceed. Information on the CWSRF Ac...
Long-term Goals. The maintenance and restoration of wetlands is critical to improving water quality and habitat in California. With information on the performance of these restoration projects generated by our project the State can guide funding and the scope of restoration projects to sustain long-‐term water quality and habitat improvements into the future. Our project will provide three types of data that will, when compiled, provide this guidance. Information on restoration projects will be input into the Wetland Tracker database that is currently being created for the Central Coast. Water quality data will be reported in a SWAMP compatible format and CRAM results will be input into the statewide CRAM database. All of this data can be used to assess restoration projects relative to ambient conditions, reference conditions, and expected ecological trajectories. Assessing these restoration projects will, over time, help wetland managers and scientists quantify the relative influence of anthropogenic stress, management actions, and natural disturbance. This information will be recorded and can then be used in the design, management, and assessment of wetland restoration into the future. 5.
Long-term Goals. 1. Bloom Technologies intends to diversify its product line to include more tracking and location based systems. ❖ Bloom Technologies has created a team dedicated to the research and development of new product ideas and technologies. This team will be able to streamline the implementation of new products onto our product line.
Long-term Goals. Sea surface temperature (SST) is an important parameter in many operational and research activities, ranging from weather forecasting to climate research. The goals of this project are to demonstrate the use of autonomous infrared radiometers that measure the skin SST to absolute accuracies that are useful for the validation of global SST fields derived from measurements on earth-observation satellites, to use these measurements to determine the accuracies of such remotely-sensed SSTs, and to demonstrate the use of skin SSTs in forecast models.
Long-term Goals. 1. Fully implement the Employee Self Serve Portal (through iSYS Works) for all employees
Long-term Goals. A minimum of 25 unduplicated individuals will be connected to permanent housing as a result of the services provided under this grant. Budget: COST CATEGORY DESCRIPTION BUDGET AMOUNT Rapid Re-Housing Direct Assistance To Client – Rental Assistance and Housing Relocation and Stabilization Services Financial Assistance Costs $30,000 Rapid Re-Housing Housing Relocation and Stabilization Services – Service Costs $20,000 TOTAL $50,000
Long-term Goals a) Improve efficiency and competitiveness of the European energy intensive indus- tries.
