Assistance program
Upper San Pedro Partnership Support
$545,000 committed in FY2018–FY2025
- Agency
- Acc-Apg, Dept of Defense
- Assistance
- Cooperative Agreements
- CFDA number
- 12.987
- What it does
- To assist in the execution of the Upper San Pedro Partnership’s (hereafter referred to as “Partnershipâ€) long-range planning document, the mission of which is to “meet the long-term water needs of the Sierra Vista (SV) Subwatershed by achieving sustainable yield of the regional aquifer: 1) preserve the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area (SPRNCA), and 2) ensure the long-term viability of Fort Huachucaâ€.
- Who benefits
- This effort supports long-range water conservation for the Sierra Vista subwatershed through the use of the Upper San Pedro Partnership Agreement.
- Who applies
- Solicit and award cooperative agreement for implementing water conservation, reuse, or recharge projects in support of Endangered Species Act compliance in the SV subwatershed of the Upper San Pedro Basin. Projects may include design/construction of rainwater harvesting systems, stormwater recharge systems, installation of water conservation devices, and other measures to reduce groundwater usage or increase aquifer recharge in the SV subwatershed. Administer the Partnership’s Water Conservation Business Grant Program to include issuing grant funds to those businesses and institutions that are selected by the Partnership’s Retail Work Group to receive a water conservation business grant or to those businesses that provide labor and/or materials to implement grant projects.
- Authorized by
- Cooperative Agreements for Land Management on Department of Defense Installations
- Program site
- https://uppersanpedropartnership.org/ ↗
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