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Council Meeting January 28, 2019 Sandy Watershed Learning Center Council Development Review/adopt minutes 5- year Vision/Goals Equity and self evaluation retreat Funding Update/Giving Campaign summary Employee handbook


  1. Council Meeting January 28, 2019 Sandy Watershed Learning Center

  2. Council Development  Review/adopt minutes  5- year Vision/Goals ‘Equity and …’ self evaluation retreat  Funding Update/Giving Campaign summary  Employee handbook

  3. 5-year Vision Review / Equity and …’ Retreat Strategic Three-year  5-year vision Area One-year goals Goals Five-Year Goals Metrics Additional Reach Scale developed Mainstem connectivity in Stream length, Floodplain/Sidec priority acreage, reach 2015 Columbia Land hannel mainstem sub- limiting factors Restoration In Stream Trust Floodplain reconnection basins restored Clear  OWEB self- Creek/Henry Stream length, Creek (+Beaver Fish passage acreage assessment Clear Cr / Henry Creek) Passage impediments reconnected/re Passage Cr Outreach improvements eliminated stored ‘Equity and…’ Self-sustaining Stream length, Native Plant native vegetation acreage, reach goal establisment in community in limiting factors treated areas priority (riparian Weed (Salmon River, restoration sub- condition)  Camp Collins Riparian Smackdown II Delta) basins restored Self-sustaining native vegetation Stream length, dates community in acreage Delta Sandy Channel priority reconnected/re available Reforestation Y3 Revegetation restoration areas stored

  4. 2019 Funding Updates  Sandy-Salmon Confluence:  Oregon Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Restoration and Enhancement $137,000 (not funded)  Delta Restoration  National Forest Foundation $46,222 submitted  OWEB $165,000 pending  Metro pre-application $41,000

  5. Annual Meeting  Board elections  Officers  Returning Council Members  New nominations: Open seats – Ag, Forestry, At-large

  6. Board Committees Recommended  Executive (in bylaws)  Finance/Budget  Board recruitment  Policy/Advocacy  Fundraising/Event(s)  Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (= JEDI)  Others / Ad hoc (e.g. Bylaws, Employee handbook, RFP review)

  7. 2019 Budget for Adoption 2019 Funded Pending 2019 YTD Projected Actual Expenses Personn $453,163 $301,501 $180,354 $33,613 el Project $1,953,019 $1,163,581.00 $547,404 $15,070 Admin $98,863 $137,708.00 $51,441 $2,218 TOTAL $2,505,045 $1,602,790 $779,200 $50,901

  8. 2019 PROJECTIONS Pending Application s Pending Applications $779,200.5 0 • Portland Water 33% Bureau • CSWCD • PGE/TNC • OWEB Stakeholder • OWEB Restoration • National Forest Foundation • Oregon State Weed Board Funded • Metro NIN • City of Gresham $1,602,790. • RLF 50 • EMSWCD 67% • CSWCD Total $2,381,991

  9. Budgeted Expenses by Category $98,863.60 , Personnel 4% Project $453,163.20 , 18% Admin Total $2,505,045.80 $1,953,019 78%

  10. PERSONNEL FUNDING BY PROJECT Delta Education, $22,062.00 4% 4% Delta Restoration, 6% 8% $30,554.67 Sandy-Salmon, $126,752.00 15% MHCC Retrofit, $90,200.00 25% Outreach/Development, $100,510.00 Council Support, $74,254.50 Weed Smackdown, 20% $39,520.00 Admin, $18,434.00 18% Total $502,920.17

  11. Contracting/Materi als Budget by Project 0.28% 7.54% 0.93% (Includes all granted and applied to funding) Delta Education, $18,500.00 Delta Restoration, 23.76% $147,225.00 Sandy-Salmon, $1,290,844.00 0.95% MHCC Retrofit, 0.45% $464,000.00 Outreach/Developm ent, $18,125.00 Council Support, $8,850 66.09% Weed Smackdown, $5,475.00 Total $1,953,019.00

  12. $3,691.00 , 2% $8,112.00 , 4% ADMIN FUNDING BY PROJECT $14,163.50 , 8% (Includes all granted and applied to funding) Delta Education $13,800.0 Delta Restoration 0 , 8% Sandy-Salmon MHCC Retrofit $3,250.00 , 2% $1,450.00 , 1% Outreach/Develop ment Council Support Weed Smackdown $137,183.00 , 75% Total $183,649.50

  13. MHCC Retrofit Updates  Parking lots G+H plan revision/simplification for summer 2019 construction  Tour with Multnomah County staff, EMSWCD Board  Planting second round March  Volunteer weeding event Feb. 8

  14. Sandy-Salmon Floodplain Reconnection  350 Clackamas County donated logs so far but: WE NEED ~385 rootwad LOGS!  Permits, rfp development underway  Site visit with potential contractors Feb 12  Adjacent neighbor outreach completed, broader outreach coming soon

  15. Sandy-Salmon Media

  16. Outreach Activities to Date Sara tours MHCC Watershed Class at the Stark St. Culvert 2019 2018 Timberline Cleanup Volunteers 219 94 Events 4 8 Melissa tabling at the MHCC Club Fair

  17. Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion (JEDI) update  Staff attended 1.5 day training in Dec.  Alongside other organizations such as SOLVE, Salmon Watch, MESD Outdoor School, Bark, and more.  JEDI strategic plan/vision for SRWC  JEDI committee  Help Council establish and review JEDI goals for board, staff, programs and organizational participation  Diverse Organizations perform better, non- white people care as much or more about the environment, & funders are asking for it.

  18. JEDI - Funder Metrics

  19. JEDI – Program Metrics OR Department of Education Data on Participating Schools US census data for demographics by zip code SRWC Event Volunteers September 2017 – May 2018

  20. Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Cultural Summit • SRWC participated in invited staff dialog in 2017 • Spirit Mountain Community Fund is funder of Phase I Salmon Safe Retrofits • CTGR staff participated in 2018 Connect Conference lamprey workshop • Tribal Natural Resources staff interested in Delta wapato, Kelly Creek Dam

  21. Sandy City Wastewater Treatment Facilities Plan New Existing Outfall WWTP Siphon Satellite Gravity Diversion Effluent Pump Station Effluen t Force Main Satellite MBR Treatment Site

  22. Upcoming Events Bilingual Delta Planting* Saturday February 2nd, 8:45AM – 1:00PM Sandy River Delta MHCC Rain Garden Weeding Party and Tour! Friday February 8th, 10:00AM -12:00PM Mt Hood Community College Beaver Creek Plantings and Stewardship near Glenn Otto Park* Saturday February 2 nd , Saturday February 16 th , Saturday March 2 nd, and Saturday March 16 th from 10:00AM – 1PM Naturescaping Workshop Saturday March 9th, 9:00AM -1:00PM Mt Hood Community College Beneficial Insects Workshop Thursday March 21st, 6pm – 8:30PM Mt Hood Community College

  23. Other Business  Public Comment  Upcoming Council Meetings/Events  February/March 2-day retreat tbd  March 18 – Council meeting (moved up 1 week for Spring Break)

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