15a ‎(2)‎

• Board Meeting Date: 3/18/2008
• Description: OWCDP Section - Water Efficiency Grant Request - Colorado Watershed Network - Project Wet
• Board Meetings - Doc Type: Memo

Adopted by the Board July 18, 2005
Revised by the Board January 24, 2006
Revised by the Board vovember 14, 2006
Table 2
Water F,fficiency Grant Program
Application Evaluation Criteria for Public or Private Agencies
Criteria Descri lion Wei htin Factor
Technical Merit Total 65
Target Audience The relevance of the target audience relative to the potential for 10
future water use efficiency, water conservation, and overall water
_ savin s
Message T'he nature of the message that will be used within the educational 10
and outreach activities framework relative to meaningful water
conservation and related issues
:Mechanisms to be Used to
' The mechanism(s) to be used to access and engage the target 10
Engage
Target Audience audience including the management of media and information
sharing channels, the coordination of activities with other
or anizations or ou s that ma have established networks, etc.
Potential for Impact The expectation that the education and outreach exercise(s) will have 20
the expected impact on the target audience related to the
demonstrable benefits of water efficient and water conservation.
Coordination with Other CWCB The ability of the proposed Project to integrate and interact with 15
Programs and Initiatives other CWCB programs and initiatives, including the support of water
conservation planning and implementation conducted by covered
entities. _
Other Considerations Total 40
Capabilities of the Staff or Staff Based on resumes of staff, resources available to staff (e.g., 20
Resources consultants, advisors, etc.), past ro'ects erformed by staff
Level of Collaboration with the Significant work has been completed by various public and 20
Office, Other Entities and private organizations and entities within Colorado. Agencies
Agencies, and Organizations should look for methods to collaborate with other
organizations, agencies and entities to leverage expertise,
experience, and pre-established networks to better leverage the
Grant Pro am monies.
Total
105