1. EEP Preservation Reports
Interagency Review Team May 11, 2012

2. EEP Preservation
130 High Quality Preservation (HQP) sites in stewardship
(1.24 million linear ft stream)
28 other preservation sites
Photos: Dick Biggins and Tar River Land Conservancy

3. Preservation Only Sites
Prior IRT approval is now required
Older Projects
Identified in local watershed plans or
Enhancement or restoration sites that were not feasible

4. Preservation Report Components
Preservation Project Goals and Objectives
Site Description
General Description
Directions
Site Selection
Conservation Values
Threats of Adverse Modification

5. Preservation Report Components
Baseline Information
Physical Features
Plant and Wildlife Communities
Jurisdictional Wetlands and Streams
Watershed Summary
Reach Summary
Wetland Summary

6. Preservation Report Components
Site Protection Instrument
Protection Instrument Summary
Recordation Date
Determination of Credits
Monitoring Requirements
Long-Term Management Plan
Financial Assurances

7. Preservation Report Components
Other Information
References
Site Protection Instrument Figure
Vicinity map
Watershed map
Site Map
Site Photographs (establish photo points)

8. Preservation Only Appendices
Appendix A. Site Protection Instruments
Appendix B. Baseline Documentation Report
Appendix C. Stream and Wetland Forms

9. HQP Appendices Appendix A. Site Protection Instruments
Appendix B. Baseline Documentation Report
Appendix C. Natural Heritage Tract Evaluation Report
Appendix D. Determination of Credits

10. Proposed closeout process HQP and preservation only
Seek approval for report templates
Prepare reports
Post on EEP portal “Project Documents” page
Property protection instruments (property docs)
Preservation report and baseline documentation report (closeout report)

11. Discussion/ next steps