FY07-09 proposal 200710600

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Section 1. Administrative

Proposal titleSpokane Tribe Fish and Wildlife Planning and Coordination
Proposal ID200710600
OrganizationSpokane Tribe
Short descriptionTo ensure adequate Spokane Tribal representation at regional meetings. This project would secure funding for Spokane Tribal Fish and Wildlife Managers to attend regional and provincial meeting to assist in development of work plans within Columbia River
Information transfer
Proposal contact person or principal investigator
Contacts
ContactOrganizationEmail
Form submitter
B.J. Kieffer Spokane Tribe of Indians [email protected]
All assigned contacts
B.J. Kieffer Spokane Tribe of Indians [email protected]
Deanne Pavlik-Kunkel Spokane Tribe of Indians [email protected]
Tim Peone Spokane Tribe of Indians [email protected]
Kelly Singer Spokane Tribe of Indians [email protected]

Section 2. Locations

Province / subbasin: Mainstem/Systemwide / Systemwide

LatitudeLongitudeWaterbodyDescription

Section 3. Focal species

primary: All Wildlife
secondary: All Resident Fish
Additional:

Section 4. Past accomplishments

YearAccomplishments

Section 5. Relationships to other projects

Funding sourceRelated IDRelated titleRelationship
BPA [no entry] Projects in NWPCC Fish and Wildlife Program
BPA 199800300 Spokane Tribe Wildlife Mitiga Spokane Tribe Wildlife Mitigation Project (Operation and Maintenance)
BPA 199106200 Blue Cr Winter Range Spokane Tribe Wildlife Mitigation Project (Land Acquisistion)
BPA 199104600 Spokane Tribal (Galbr Sprgs) H Spokane Tribal Hatchery (Substitution)
BPA 199502700 Lake Roosevelt Sturgeon Spokane Tribe Fisheries Project
BPA 199404300 Lake Roosevelt Data Collection Spokane Tribe Fisheries Project.

Section 6. Biological objectives

Biological objectivesFull descriptionAssociated subbasin planStrategy
Regional Coordination Coordinate activities of the Spokane Tribe with other Fish and Wildlife managers, CBFWA, BPA, and the NPCC consistent with the Intermountain Province Subbasin Plans, 2000 Fish and Wildlife Program and the Northwest Powe Act. None [Strategy left blank]

Section 7. Work elements (coming back to this)

Work element nameWork element titleDescriptionStart dateEnd dateEst budget
Coordination Participation in Regional Fish and Wildlife Activities Participate in regional mitigation activities to implement Fish and Wildlife Program. This will include coordinating HEP team schedule, work assignments, policy annalysis, ect... 2/1/2007 1/31/2010 $124,300
Biological objectives
Regional Coordination
Metrics
Outreach and Education Informtion sharing with regional entities on Spokane Tribal Policies and Programs. Provide for discussion and information sharing with regional fish and wildlife managers, BPA, NPCC on Spokane Tribal policies, Program, and projects. 2/1/2007 1/31/2010 $90,000
Biological objectives
Metrics
* # of general public reached: 8 NPCC Council Members and Staff
* # of general public reached: BPA Staff
* # of general public reached: 18 fish and wildlife management agencies and tribe
Produce Plan Assist regional fish and wildlife managers with completion of regional reporting Assist CBFWA with annual work plan and program wide implementation reporting 2/1/2007 1/31/2010 $15,000
Biological objectives
Metrics
Provide Technical Review Assist in regional fish and wildlife technical reviews of projects Assist in providing a regional review of projects for funding consideration (Provincial Reviews), funding adjustments, and reallocation of Fish and Wildlife Program funding. 2/1/2007 3/31/2010 $50,000
Biological objectives
Metrics

Section 8. Budgets

Itemized estimated budget
ItemNoteFY07FY08FY09
Personnel .7 FTE $50,000 $50,000 $50,000
Fringe Benefits 18% of wages, plus medical expenses $12,600 $12,600 $12,600
Supplies [blank] $6,315 $6,315 $6,315
Travel Coordination expenses to attend regional meetings, airfare, mileage, car rentals $10,000 $10,000 $10,000
Overhead Tribal Indirect Cost $14,185 $14,185 $14,185
Totals $93,100 $93,100 $93,100
Total estimated FY 2007-2009 budgets
Total itemized budget: $279,300
Total work element budget: $279,300
Cost sharing
Funding source/orgItem or service providedFY 07 est value ($)FY 08 est value ($)FY 09 est value ($)Cash or in-kind?Status
Totals $0 $0 $0

Section 9. Project future

FY 2010 estimated budget: $95,000
FY 2011 estimated budget: $95,000
Comments: These coordination funds are needed in order for the Spokane Tribe's fish and wildlife managers to assist in continuing to assist in the coordination activities within the Columbia River Basin.

Future O&M costs:

Termination date: 2084
Comments: The Spokane Tribe will continue to seek coordination funds until: 1) Become members of CBFWA, and/or 2) Full Mitigation is met.

Final deliverables:

Section 10. Narrative and other documents


Reviews and recommendations

FY07 budget FY08 budget FY09 budget Total budget Type Category Recommendation
NPCC FINAL FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS (Oct 23, 2006) [full Council recs]
$65,000 $65,000 $65,000 $0 Expense Basinwide Under Review
NPCC DRAFT FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS (Sep 15, 2006) [full Council recs]
$93,100 $93,100 $93,100 $0 Basinwide

ISRP PRELIMINARY REVIEW (Jun 2, 2006)

Recommendation: Admin (see comments)

NPCC comments: This is an inadequately written proposal to perform coordination and meeting participation. The proposal provides little explanation of how the requested FTE support and other funds will be spent. Budget figures are rounded and seem excessive (e.g. .7 FTE for coordination; $10,000 to attend regional meetings). The proposal does not justify why the efforts described in this proposal, which would seem to be routine and to require minimal effort, are not a component of the four ongoing Spokane projects, or how conservation and management will be affected if the funding is not provided. This proposal and a twin proposal submitted by the Kalispel Tribe would seem to be covered under the more comprehensive (and less expensive) UCUT coordination proposal, which includes the Spokane and Kalispel. The justification for the proposal is based in the need for regional cooperation, the MOU between BPA and the Upper Columbia United Tribes regarding consultation, coordination and participation, and the withdrawal of the Spokane Tribe from CBFWA. The proposal does not provide specific explanation of the Tribe’s withdrawal from CBFWA. The proposal has a single objective of regional coordination, explained as being necessary for Spokane implementation of the Fish and Wildlife Program. Four work elements are generally explained as participation in meetings, exchanging information, providing Spokane information to regional reporting, and providing information to regional entities on Spokane policies, programs, and projects. Coordination is not specifically tied to improvements of fish and wildlife conservation and restoration on Spokane lands.


ISRP FINAL REVIEW (Aug 31, 2006)

Recommendation: Admin (see comments)

NPCC comments: This is an inadequately written proposal to perform coordination and meeting participation. The proposal provides little explanation of how the requested FTE support and other funds will be spent. Budget figures are rounded and seem excessive (e.g. .7 FTE for coordination; $10,000 to attend regional meetings). The proposal does not justify why the efforts described in this proposal, which would seem to be routine and to require minimal effort, are not a component of the four ongoing Spokane projects, or how conservation and management will be affected if the funding is not provided. This proposal and a twin proposal submitted by the Kalispel Tribe would seem to be covered under the more comprehensive (and less expensive) UCUT coordination proposal, which includes the Spokane and Kalispel. The justification for the proposal is based in the need for regional cooperation, the MOU between BPA and the Upper Columbia United Tribes regarding consultation, coordination and participation, and the withdrawal of the Spokane Tribe from CBFWA. The proposal does not provide specific explanation of the Tribe’s withdrawal from CBFWA. The proposal has a single objective of regional coordination, explained as being necessary for Spokane implementation of the Fish and Wildlife Program. Four work elements are generally explained as participation in meetings, exchanging information, providing Spokane information to regional reporting, and providing information to regional entities on Spokane policies, programs, and projects. Coordination is not specifically tied to improvements of fish and wildlife conservation and restoration on Spokane lands.