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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />participating in the program. Included is an analysis of water use histories and estimates <br />of the percentage of over or under watering that has occurred on properties audited in the <br />program. Other findings are reported on as they arise during data analysis. Evaluations <br />that clients submit of the program are reviewed to see how favorable the program was <br />received, what changes are reported made following an audit, and what recommendations <br />are given for program improvements. Presentations are made to appropriate parties <br />including the CWCB, city councils and municipal staff on the methodology and benefits <br />of irrigation audits as well as the results from the year's program. <br /> <br />Grant Request <br /> <br />The Center for ReSource Conservation is asking for a grant from the CWCB to finalize <br />and analyze all of the collected data from the 2005 program into a report for publication <br />and presentation. The amount of the grant request is $56,765. The tasks involved and <br />money requested is as follows: <br /> <br />Scope of Work <br /> <br />Task DescriDtion Cost <br />Task 1: Community Develop program structure and logistics; draft <br />Outreach and and submit proposals to targeted municipal staff; <br />Coordination present to staff members and city councils and <br />completed 5/30/05 meet to discuss the program; secure <br /> participation; draft and finalize contractual <br /> agreements and determine number of audits to $6,175, <br /> conduct and eligibility requirements to receive an Funded <br /> audit. Solicit, interview and hire auditors for the by <br /> program. cities <br />Task 2: Prepare & Train auditors and certify qualifications to <br />Conduct Field Audits conduct audits; purchase supplies such as t-shirts <br />completed 8/15/05 for program advertising and auditor <br /> identification, cell phones for communicating <br /> with clients, fellow auditors, the scheduler and <br /> program manager. Catch cups to measure water <br /> output in system as well as other necessary <br /> auditing supplies are purchased. Printing and <br /> copying offorms used to perform an audit and <br /> additional flyers to advertise the program, are <br /> made at this time. 10 auditors conduct up to 4 <br /> audits a day for a 9 week period during June, <br /> July, and August and a scheduler works to $61,870 <br /> handle requests and disseminate appointments Funded <br /> for an 8 week period during June, July, and by <br /> August. The program manager oversees daily cities . <br /> <br />8 <br />