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R2023-67 Resolution Authorizing Execution of Programmatic Partnership Agreement with U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service for the Regional Conservation Partnership Program
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R2023-67 Resolution Authorizing Execution of Programmatic Partnership Agreement with U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service for the Regional Conservation Partnership Program
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R2023-67 Resolution Authorizing Execution of Programmatic Partnership Agreement with U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service for the Regional Conservation Partnership Program
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4/3/2023
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M <br /> RCPP Project ID:2724 <br /> Implementation TA (negotiable)—Additional TA tasks are commonly needed to support Rental FA <br /> awards. These tasks are listed below. Where these tasks have not been completed by other means, <br /> including contributions or Conservation Technical Assistance (CTA) funding, TA-I may be used to <br /> support them. <br /> Subject to NRCS determination that the TA-I retained for the tasks listed above, and for NRCS use <br /> generally, is adequate to support NRCS delivery of RCPP FA, TA-I for delivery of the tasks below may <br /> be negotiated and budgeted to support supplemental agreement negotiations. TA-I supplemental <br /> agreement negotiations are subject to additional statutory and programmatic considerations. <br /> TA tasks identified below must be performed by appropriately trained and qualified individual(s), as <br /> determined by NRCS. As a result,these TA tasks will typically be completed by NRCS staff familiar <br /> with agency policies and processes. RCPP funding is not available for training partners to complete <br /> these activities; therefore unless NRCS opts to use a supplemental agreement to acquire services from <br /> qualified partner(s),the limited RCPP funding available in the project will be not be budgeted for <br /> supplemental agreements: <br /> Steps 1 and 2—identify resource concerns and opportunities, determine objectives; <br /> • Landowner interview <br /> • Initial site visits and assessment <br /> Steps 3 and 4—inventory resources and analyze resource data; <br /> • Additional site visits <br /> • Documenting resource concerns <br /> • Preparing maps <br /> • Database research <br /> • Perform assessments using the appropriate business tools <br /> Step 5 and 6 - formulate and evaluate alternatives; <br /> • Prepare preliminary designs <br /> • Prepare proposed conservation plan <br /> • Conduct additional applicant interviews <br /> • Conduct additional site visits <br /> Step 7-make decisions; <br /> • Document applicant decisions <br /> • Assess any Rental activity applications <br /> • Digitize plan <br /> • Final conservation plan <br /> • Final maps <br /> • Select Rental activity applications <br /> • Complete any Rental contracting activities <br /> Page 44 of 51 <br />
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