Action Planning for Future Programs
This section was designed to help the watershed project develop the ideas brought out by the
public. The public data gathering process reveled topics which the public believed needed
attention. Section 11 listed those future needs and gave brief background information. The
Indian Lake Watershed Joint Board of Supervisors now needs to develop those topic areas into
programs to be implemented in the watershed.
The scope of the Long-Range Plan does not include specific action steps for each suggested
program or topic area mentioned. These suggestions and topic areas need to be examined within
the scope of the annual short term planning which is done by the project team and the joint
board.
The work sheet in this section is a tool included for the process of planning out the various
suggestions and topic areas. The pages provided in this section are for taking notes and
development ideas for constructing future programs.
Periodically, when determined by the joint board, the project needs to reassess goals outlined
in the long range plan. The plan is designed as a "living document" which can change when the
watershed and communities undergo change. Only current and fresh ideas will keep a long-range
plan viable.
Indian Lake Watershed Action Planning Worksheet |
What Action/Task Needs To Be Done:  |
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| Goal: |
| Objective: |
| Target Audience: |
| High Priority Target Areas: |
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| Who Will Be Doing It: Lead Contact: |
| Others: |
| When Will Action/Task Be Started: |
| Completed: |
| How Will The Public Be Involved & Help? |
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| Estimated Cost per Unit: |
| What Resources Are Available to Fund These Actions?: |
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| Where Can Other Funding Be Obtained?: |
| Measurable Water Quality Improvements: |
| (Soil Saved T/A/Y - Nutrients Saved lbs.) |
| What Related Activities Are Currently Underway: |
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