Agmt 2006 State Coastal Conservancy

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. . " e *, e. The project meets the criteria oftheWCB grant agreement and the related requirements of Proposition 50 in all respects. As required by the WCB grant agreement and Proposition 50, the proposed project serves to protect and preserve fish and wildlife habitat of the San Francisco Bay through restoration of wetlands, and is specifically identified in the WCB grant agreement as a high priority project that specifically benefits the San Francisco Estuary. Further, the project is one that implements the goals of the SFBN and Goals Report and squarely meets the priorities and objectives of the Conservancy found in Section 31162 of the Public Resources Code, since it furthers the San Francisco Bay Area Conservancy Program's goal to protect, restore, and enhance natural habitats as detailed under the heading "Consistency with Conservancy's Enabling Legislation'\ below. . ' B. Breakdown bv Grantee of Expected Financiul! for 2006 Treatment Projects: Depending on the respective efficacy of the 2005 treatment found at the various project sites, ~he funding each grantee will r~ceive may be adjusted among grantees', but with no increase to the total amount authorized. While each grantee previously . contributed matching funds and in-kind services meant to cover the 2005/2006 treatment seasons, they will also contribute new matches for the additional funding from the Conservancy as follows: ' Grantee Alameda Flood Control District San Mateo <;:0. Mosquito Abatement District California Dept. of Parks and Recreation . California Wildlife Foundation East Bay Regional Park District City of Palo Alto City of Alameda City of San Leandro USFWS Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Friends of Corte Madera New SCC Funding New Grantee Match $125,642 $13,205 $68,890 $20,623 $12,015 $1 ,442 $187,503 $18,924 $88,759 $26,714 $4,500 $450 $39,080 $5,470 $24,961 $3~919 $148,949 $23,243 $15,000 $9,375 0-7 EXH~8; ;