Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
1. Award Purpose:public Law 85-625, Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, 16 U.s.c. and 661, Departmental Manual Part 255 DM Section 1.1B, 16 U.s.c. 742F (A)(3) as Amended Authorizes the Secretary of the INTERIOR2. Activities to Be Performed:develop the Science Panel Charge and Identify Subject Matter Expertise Needed for the Annual Review Workshop.secure Candidates to Serve on the Independent Review Panel.collect Information Required to Support the Independent Panel Review.facilitate All Aspects of the Annual Review WORKSHOP.3. Projected Deliverables and Outcomes:preliminary Charge for the Annual Review Workshop.list of Confirmed Panel Members.electronic Copies of Collected Reports.meeting Notice Provided in Electronic Form to Be Distributed via E-mail and Posted to Council Website.all Meeting Materials Posted to Council Website.provide the Final Panel Report Electronically (PDF and MS Word) Within 45 Days of the End of the Public Meeting.presentation to the Delta Stewardship Council (OPTIONAL)4. Intended Beneficiaries: as a Benefit to the Public, the Independent Scientific and Engineering Reviews of Various Reclamation Actions to Improve Environmental Conditions for Esa Listed Species Impacted by the Operation of the Central Valley Project (CVP) Support the Co-equal Goals of Ecosystem Restoration and Reliable Water Supply and Will Ensure the Identified Activities Are Based on Up to Date Scientific and Engineering UNDERSTANDING.5. Subrecipient Activities (if Known or Specified at Time of Award): N a
Committed
$270,227
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