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SEEP Accomplishments (June 2010):

Reached main goal


Goal:
  Increase awareness, knowledge, competency and consistency with regard to Stormwater and Erosion-Sediment Control practices throughout all levels of involvement in the regulatory, development, design, contractor and landscaping communities.

 

Obtained objectives


Objectives outlined included:

 

1.   Establish a training program for contractors, regulators, excavators, developers, and responsible persons for the five
      northern counties of Idaho.

2.   Develop a network of competent local trainers to provide consistent and continuous training.

3.   Develop a certification process to verify successful completion of the training.

 

Trained 359 individuals

Certified 329 participants

 


Established a training cadre:

  • Provided Train-the-Trainer course (2)

  • 22 individuals completed Train-the-Trainer and Basic SEEP training

  • 10 active trainers in 2010

SEEP membership encompasses 5 north Idaho counties

Maintained SEEP for 5 years, 2 months

Conduct monthly meetings

Received funding from numerous sources including federal, state, local and private contributions

Non-profit status under Panhandle Area Council (PAC)

 


Created a lasting modifiable training program

 

Basic SEEP Course:

  • Powerpoint presentation (updated annually)

  • Technical handbook (updated annually)

  • Hands-on BMP installation and inspection

  • Certification exam (updated annually)

Modified training program:

  • Created stand alone field day option

  • Developed Montana specific course

  • Ready to finalized stream bank stabilization/riparian module

  • Completed development of SEEP Advanced Course

Partnerships

  • Recognized by EPA

  • Helped fulfill MS4 needs of others, City of Coeur d'Alene, City of Post Falls, Lakes Highway District, Post Falls Highway District, Idaho Department of Transportation

  • Included in CD'A Lake Management Plan

  • Promoted Call 811 through partnership with TransCanada

  • Frequent articles in NIBCA newsletter/presentation at meetings

  • Website created and maintained through Panhandle Lakes RC&D

Contacted to help develop programs, Flathead, MS4's

Increased awareness of erosion issues

Established by-laws

Created a Field Manual

Printed a Field Manual

Training Aids Jeopardy

PSA and Commercials