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Onsite Mitigation Monitoring Project Development and Environmental Analysis BranchApproved: 10/2/09 Version 1.0 Contents PurposeWarnings and PrecautionsResponsibilityResources and ToolsScheduling

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How to Fill out Onsite Mitigation Monitoring:

1. Start by gathering all necessary information and documents related to the onsite mitigation project. This may include the mitigation plan, monitoring forms, and any supporting data or reports.
2. Review the onsite mitigation monitoring forms to understand the specific requirements and fields that need to be completed. Each form may have different sections for recording data, observations, and assessments.
3. Begin filling out the monitoring forms by entering the relevant project details such as the project name, location, and project ID number. These details help in identifying the specific onsite mitigation project being monitored.
4. Follow the instructions provided on the monitoring forms to record the required data accurately. This may include documenting the date and time of the monitoring visit, weather conditions, and any notable changes or observations in the onsite environment.
5. Conduct a thorough assessment of the onsite mitigation measures to determine their effectiveness in achieving the intended objectives. This may involve evaluating the condition of constructed features, assessing the success of restoration activities, and checking for any signs of erosion or degradation.
6. Document any key findings or observations made during the monitoring visit. This can include noting any issues or concerns that need to be addressed, as well as highlighting any positive outcomes or successes.
7. Complete all other sections of the monitoring forms, such as documenting the presence of protected species or habitats, measuring vegetation cover or density, and recording any changes in water quality or stream flow.
8. Ensure that all required signatures and approvals are obtained on the monitoring forms. This can include the signature of the monitoring team, project manager, or any other designated authorities involved in the mitigation project.
9. Double-check the completed monitoring forms for any errors or omissions before submitting them. Accuracy and completeness are crucial for the data and observations obtained during the monitoring process.

Who needs Onsite Mitigation Monitoring:

1. Developers or contractors implementing onsite mitigation projects as part of their construction activities may require onsite mitigation monitoring. This ensures compliance with environmental regulations and permits.
2. Environmental agencies or organizations responsible for overseeing and enforcing regulations related to onsite mitigation may also require monitoring to assess the effectiveness of the implemented measures.
3. Landowners or land managers who have implemented onsite mitigation measures voluntarily or as part of land restoration or conservation efforts may choose to conduct monitoring to evaluate the success and progress of their initiatives.

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