NB TMDL Projects Original Request Original Request MMWD/NBWA Role MMWD/NBWA Role Progress Progress.

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NB TMDL Projects Original Request Original Request MMWD/NBWA Role MMWD/NBWA Role Progress Progress

NBWA Proposal-Fall 2009 $ 1,494,142 original total request $ 1,494,142 original total request “ Implementing Sediment and Pathogen TMDLs in the North Bay” Marin County- Richardson Bay~ $ 369,542 Napa RCD- Napa River $ 367,500 SEC- Sonoma Creek- $ 363,800 SSCRCD-Sonoma Creek-~ $ 318, 300 NBWA/ MMWD $ 75,000 In Kind- $80k

MMWD/NBWA Tasks Task 1: Project Management & Reporting Task 1.1 Communication and Coordination. Task 1.1 Communication and Coordination. Task 1.2 Project Schedule & Budget Tracking Task 1.2 Project Schedule & Budget Tracking Task 1.3 Contracting and Invoicing Task 1.3 Contracting and Invoicing Task 1.4 QAPP Coordination Task 1.4 QAPP Coordination Task 1.5 Semi Annual Reporting Task 1.5 Semi Annual Reporting Task 1.6 Draft Final and Final Project Reporting Task 1.6 Draft Final and Final Project Reporting Task 1.7 Local and regional capacity building and project integration Task 1.7 Local and regional capacity building and project integration

NB TMDL Progress -Start date of grant-March 10, 2010 NBWA (MMWD) contract signed with SFEP(ABAG)-October 2010 NBWA (MMWD) contract signed with SFEP(ABAG)-October 2010 Sub award agreements signed Sub award agreements signed October-2010->March st invoice-March st semi-annual progress report- April 15, st semi-annual progress report- April 15, nd invoice- July nd semi-annual report due –Oct. 15, nd semi-annual report due –Oct. 15,2011 NBWA Board briefing- Nov. 4, 2011 NBWA Board briefing- Nov. 4, 2011

Presenters Chris Choo, Marin DPW Chris Choo, Marin DPW Mark Newhouser, SEC Mark Newhouser, SEC Michael Bowers, SSCRCD Michael Bowers, SSCRCD Leigh Sharp, Napa RCD Leigh Sharp, Napa RCD

NBWA 2010 Conference Date and Location Date and Location Theme Theme Speakers Speakers Cost Cost Sponsors Sponsors

Date- April 13, 2012 Location-Sheraton, Petaluma-contract signed Location-Sheraton, Petaluma-contract signed Theme - “Climate Change Adaptation ” 3 Panels 3 Panels -Science -Science -Sea Level Rise - Flood Management and Watershed Health Keynotes *Jared Huffman *Margaret Davidson, NOAA, Director, Coastal Services Center

Other Keynotes? Jane Lubchenco, NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco, NOAA Administrator Senator Boxer Senator Boxer Senator Feinstein Senator Feinstein

Science: What will be impacts on water supply, habitat, and flooding ? Rebecca Smythe, NOAA Coastal Programs Rebecca Smythe, NOAA Coastal Programs -Regional Coastal Services Division Chief -Regional Coastal Services Division Chief David Behar, SFPUC David Behar, SFPUC Lisa Micheli, Pepperwood or Lorrie Flint, USGS Lisa Micheli, Pepperwood or Lorrie Flint, USGS Patrick Barnard, USGS Patrick Barnard, USGS

Sea Level Rise-How can we Adapt? Will Travis, BCDC-- Executive Director  Senior Policy Advisor-One Bay Area Will Travis, BCDC-- Executive Director  Senior Policy Advisor-One Bay Area Dr. Amber Mace, Ocean Protection Council Dr. Amber Mace, Ocean Protection Council -Executive Director Jeremy Lowe, PWA Jeremy Lowe, PWA Samuel Veloz, PRBO Samuel Veloz, PRBO

Flood Management and Watershed Health Bruce Wolfe, RWQCB -Executive Officer -Executive Officer Ellie Cohen, PRBO Conservation Science -President and CEO Meredith Williams, SFEI Michael Thompson, SCWA

Costs $80 $70 before January 31, 2012 $80 $70 before January 31, 2012 Watershed Council-$40 Watershed Council-$40 Wine Tasting- 3:15-4:15 pm Wine Tasting- 3:15-4:15 pm??

Sponsors County of Marin- $1500 County of Marin- $1500 State Coastal Conservancy-$1500 State Coastal Conservancy-$1500 BMKCSD- $1500 BMKCSD- $1500