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Objective # in Work Plan
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Objective Description
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Quantitative Analysis
(# of votes)
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Qualitative Analysis
(Observations)
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Council Member’s Comments
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1
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Improve fish passage at Brownsville Dam.
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28
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Clearly the prioritized objective by many members
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“Worked a long time on this, time to finish up”; “Very important”; “Critical project, will be both visible and important for fish”
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2
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Restore fish passage at Thompson’s Mills dams.
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21
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Four people prioritized this objective over all the rest; observed to be important to most
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“Very important”
“Critical project, will be both visible and important for fish”
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3
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Restore fish passage at non-passable culverts.
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Two people prioritized this project; the County and BLM are currently pursuing this objective in the watershed
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4
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Landowner restoration projects.
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20
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Very important & prioritized
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“Funding in OWEB gone this biennium”
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5
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Educate landowners on invasive plants and how to eradicate them.
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Three people prioritized this
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“Knotweed funding available, currently a problem”
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6
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White alder propagation program.
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Already a completed project, so not a priority
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“I can take care of most of this”; “We have experienced volunteers”
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Objective # in Work Plan
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Objective Description
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Quantitative Analysis
(# of votes)
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Qualitative Analysis
(Observations)
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Council Member’s
Comments
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1
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Monitor stream temperature.
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25
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2
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Monitor bacteria.
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26
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An obvious priority to members
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3
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Track watershed conditions from other available data.
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Low # of votes, but many people who did feel this objective is important prioritized it
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4
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Collect pond turtle population data.
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Four people prioritized this objective (which is quite a few)
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Objective # in Work Plan
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Objective Description
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Quantitative Analysis
(# of votes)
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Qualitative Analysis
(Observations)
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Council Member’s Comments
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1
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Encourage public participation in Council meetings, events and field trips.
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18
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Somewhat important
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Probably important for funding
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2
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Track volunteer participation in council meetings, events and field trips.
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7
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Less of a priority to members, but necessary
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Probably important for funding
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3
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Assist 5 landowners planning restoration projects.
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30
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Eight people prioritized this objective, clearly the very important to most members
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We need to continue to make this a priority; CREP still a possibility
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4
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Involve 30 landowners in knotweed control project.
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27
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Six people prioritized this objective, also important
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5
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Provide Field Trips
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16
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Somewhat important
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Do joint CREP visit
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6
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Conduct Annual Council Self-Evaluation
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11
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Not a big priority to members, but necessary
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Objective # in Work Plan
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Objective Description
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Quantitative Analysis
(# of votes)
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Qualitative Analysis
(Observations)
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Council Member’s
Comments
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1
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Effective Council meetings, events, and field trips.
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21
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Clearly the most prioritized, but in general each objective below was prioritized by at least one member, divided fairly equally
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2
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Watershed education programs for residents in partnership with the North & South Santiam Watershed Council.
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15
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Prioritized by two members
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3
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Orientation of new Council members.
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Not so important to members
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4
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Promote community involvement in decision making about key fish passage projects.
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21
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Prioritized by two members
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5
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Watershed related trainings attendance.
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Attendance not so important to members
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6
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Conduct outreach activities.
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16
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7
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Increase Council membership.
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Not as important to members in general, but 2 members prioritized this objective
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Objective # in Work Plan
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Objective Description
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Quantitative Analysis
(# of votes)
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Qualitative Analysis
(Observations)
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Council Member’s Comments
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1
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Sustain effective Council operations- admin/finances
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2a
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Recruit Council members.
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18
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Many people prioritized this objective as well
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“Get more diversified”
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2b
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Retain Council members.
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3
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Revise and update Council Work Plan.
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4
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Provide annual Steering Committee orientation.
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5
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Participate in statewide watershed council network.
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13
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6
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Build and maintain partnerships in community.
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17
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This is clearly important to Council members
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7
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Conduct annual Council self-evaluation.
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