Now available to MLRP block grantees: the Block Grantee Forum!
Track your completed project and help ensure its benefits last over time.
Once implementation is complete, the project moves into long-term monitoring. During this stage, the grantee or landowner follows the agreed monitoring plan, documents project conditions over time, and submits required information to DOC.
Monitoring requirements may vary by project, but the goal is simple: confirm that the project remains in place and continues to provide the intended benefits.
Stage Outcome: Required monitoring and reporting are completed throughout the project monitoring period.
Typical Duration to Complete: 10 years
Beta testing in progress! The Toolkit is currently in draft form. Please Share Your Feedback via this form to inform the SSE about 1) your needs and how the Toolkit can support them, 2) text and resources to include, and 3) references and examples to share with others.
Stage Workflow
The workflow below outlines the key tasks for monitoring completed projects over time.
Confirm what needs to be monitored, how often, and how information will be reported.
Complete monitoring as planned and submit required project information to DOC and/or the SSE.
Submit final monitoring information and confirm completion of monitoring requirements.
Typical expected timeframes
⏱ 1 Week - 1 Month
⏱ Per Monitoring
Plan
⏱ Varies
Resources for This Stage
The following resources may support grantees to complete these tasks, providing templates, examples, and guidance materials. You can also reach out for technical assistance if you’re unsure what you need.
Templates
(Tools you can use and adapt for your project)
🔗Indicator Reference Sheets: Statewide Monitoring Approach
Examples
(Explore how others have approached similar work and reach out here to connect with them)
Help your grantee peers by sharing resources and project examples! We want to build on each other's good work. Please submit your suggested examples to the SSE.
Training & Guidance
(Learn more about requirements and best practices)
🔗San Joaquin Valley Policy Brief
🔗Statewide Monitoring Approach (Draft)
Monthly Meetings covering monitoring: March 2024, April 2024, August 2026
A: Project monitoring continues for 10 years to help document the durability of the completed project. Proposition 4 cannot support the monitoring of projects funded in previous rounds.
A: Monitoring requirements will depend on your project. Your monitoring and reporting requirements will identify what information needs to be collected, how often, and how it should be submitted.
A: Depending on the project and agreement, monitoring may be completed by the grantee, landowner, contractor, or another identified party. Make sure responsibilities are clear when the monitoring approach is established.
A: Follow the reporting schedule established for your project. The frequency and type of information required may vary. Grantees are required to report their grant activities to DOC quarterly, but monitoring reporting may vary.
A: Complete the final required monitoring and submit the final project information to confirm that monitoring requirements have been fulfilled.
✅Monitoring plans & reports
✅One-time or ongoing monitoring
✅Required reports and data (submitted to DOC and/or SSE)
✅Final monitoring submission
Need Support?
You can reach out to the SSE or technical assistance providers who can provide orientation and help you find resources and technical assistance using any of the following methods.