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Coordinate implementation of the Public Involvement & Public Education (PIPE) program of the <br />ECWC member communities; and, <br />The Ohio Revised Code, Chapter 940, describes SWCD's authority for etlgaging in this Mutual <br />Agreement. <br />Program Appropriation <br />The Euclid Creek Watershed Council member communities agree to grant an annual <br />appropriation for the Euclid Creek Watershed Coordinator and for the Euclid Creek Watershed <br />Program to the SWCD, not to exceed $5,500 per Community per twelve month period following <br />the Effective Date. And the Cuyahoga SWCD agrees to use the grant funds to provide the Euclid <br />Creek Watershed Program for each commnunity. <br />The Cuyahoga SWCD, through the Euclid Creek Watershed Program, agrees to: <br />Provide a Watershed Coordinator for the Euclid Creek Watershed and supervise the position; <br />Provide staff support to the Euclid Creek Watershed Council; <br />Coordinate the Euclid Creek Watershed Council meetings and committees, including the PIPE <br />Corrunittee, Technical Committee and Volunteer Monitoring Committee, and assist in agenda and <br />minute preparation; <br />Provide support to local commnunities for watershed improvement projects and coordinate with <br />local communities on watershed goals and their implementation within the context of community <br />goals, such as those listed in the Community(s) Stormwater Management Plan, the Watershed <br />Action Plan and corresponding NPS-IS update, and Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) <br />document recommendations; <br />Encourage broad based stakeholder involvement in the watershed implementation process; <br />Conduct and coordinate the Public Involvement & Public Education Minimum Control Measures <br />1 & 2 for the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Phase II requirements, <br />working with the Community(s) to provide PIPE services listed in the City's Stormwater <br />Management Plan and / or others mutually agreed upon. <br />The goal of the PIPE program is to reach diverse stakeholders, including community residents, <br />community staff, school children, etc., through the following services: <br />1. SWCD staff and the Watershed Council's PIPE Committee will coordinate activities and <br />facilitate their implementation with feedback from the Community's Stormwater Coordinator <br />or designee. <br />2. SWCD staff will attend council meetings and/or stormwater or drainage committee meetings, <br />as requested. <br />3. On the behalf of the Euclid Creek Watershed Council and its member communities, the <br />SWCD will participate in the Northeast Ohio Public Involvement and Public Education Work <br />group (NEO PIPE). Products produced by the NEO PIPE Work Group will be provided to <br />the Communities for outreach efforts. <br />4. SWCD will establish an annual water quality or watershed theme for the PIPE program. <br />5. District staff will provide a yearly Outreach Strategy to the Community indicating the yearly <br />theme, theme rationale, and overall goals. Additionally, the Outreach Strategy will outline <br />Euclid Creek Watershed Council Memorandum of Understanding <br />August 25, 2016 <br />