Salmon Recovery Funding Board

SRFB Project Agreement 101Living Up to ExpectationsRestoration Permitting OptionsMeeting Project Deliverable StandardsStaying on TrackRequesting AmendmentsSeeking Technical Assistance Successful Applicant Workshop AgendaSkykomish Flood Fencing

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#This chapter of the workshop covers information about RCO expectations. The following slides review requirements for site control, cultural resources consultation, and permitting.

1http://www.rco.wa.gov/maps/contact_salmon_mgr.shtml Tips for SuccessCommunicate with Grants Manager

#The project managers role includes keeping your grant manager informed of your progress we want to know about the good, the bad, and the ugly. Our job is to support your successful completion of the project. We may have resources to draw upon that can help.

Use the checklists, manuals and other resources available so youll be prepared and save your time and our time.

2http://www.rco.wa.gov/maps/contact_salmon_mgr.shtml Salmon Grant Managers

#This is the most current map showing the areas the each salmon grant manager covers at the time of this presentation. To make sure you contact the correct grant manager please click on the link provided at the bottom of the slide. www.rco.wa.gov/doc_pages/index.shtml Tips for SuccessSF Stillaguamish Large WoodBe ready to proceed!Stay on Track!Track MilestonesUse checklists & on-line resources www.rco.wa.gov

#It is most important to demonstrate progress on your project. Your implementation, and reimbursement requests help us demonstrate need for the funding. If funding remains unobligated or projects languish it makes it hard for us to convey how important this work is and secure future grant program appropriations.

Make sure you use the milestones worksheet and track due dates that are listed in your agreement. Use the progress reports section of PRISM to communicate with your grants manager.

Inform your grant manager early of any problems or situations that affect the scope, budget or progress of your grant.4http://www.rco.wa.gov/maps/LE_ContactMap.shtml Salmon Recovery Lead Entities

#The Lead Entity is also an excellent resource for questions or problem solving during your project. You should try to keep your LE coordinator in the loop develop that relationship it can make a difference when it comes to troubleshooting project issues at the local level. Contact information for the your Lead Entity is also available in Manual 18 Appendix A.

www.rco.wa.gov

#Weve said it before and well say it again consider the RCO website a resource you can use the search function to find things easily.Important salmon recovery grant program information is available including Policy Manuals, Forms & Templates, Checklists.You can also co to the news and events section to find Grant News You Can Use .

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Questions about staying on track?