King County Water and Land Resources Division
CLOSEOUT REPORT FOR CWM GRANTS
Date Report Completed
Project Title
Recipient Organization
Contact’s Name/Phone/Email
Project Start and End Dates
Financial Summary:
Grant Award:
King County Grant Agreement No.:
Grant $ Spent:
Match $ Spent:
Total Project Cost:
Instructions: Enter the numbers achieved for the listed measures of success that apply to this project for just the work
achieved with the grant funds. Then, in narrative format, summarize the environmental problem being addressed, project
accomplishments, regional benefits, etc. (See headings in Narrative Section on page 2).
Measure
Unit of Measure
Number Achieved w/ Grant Funds
RESTORATION
Fish passage barriers removed or improved to
allow passage
Stream channel reconstructed or new channel
constructed
Floodplain/aquatic habitat reconnected:
Number of barriers removed/improved
Linear feet of stream made accessible
(For side channel, backwater, and wetland, use
approximate area wetted at median flows; do not
double-count acreage in more than one category)
Acres of backwater area reconnected
Linear feet of resulting channel
Linear feet of side channel reconnected
Acres of wetland reconnected
Acres of 100-year floodplain area reconnected
Levee/bank armoring removed
Linear feet
Net increase in shoreline length
Linear feet of stream, lake or marine shore
Riparian area planted
Acres
Linear feet of bank
Noxious weeds and invasive plants treated or
removed
Acres
Linear feet of bank
Wood Installed: Count each structure only once. (Example types: engineered log jam, wood piling, root wad, log weir, individual
anchored log, etc. Example purposes: bank protection/stabilization, habitat/pool creation, floodplain interactions/flow splitting)
Wetted at median flow
In 100-year floodplain
Type of structure
Purposes of structure
# structures:
# wood pieces:
# structures:
# wood pieces:
# structures:
# wood pieces:
PROTECTION BY ACQUISITION OR EASEMENT
Area permanently protected through acquisition
or easement
Number of parcels
Acres in FEMA 100-year floodplain
Acres outside of floodplain
Linear feet of bank (riverine, lakeshore or marine)
PUBLIC OUTREACH/EDUCATION
Outreach, education or volunteer events
Number of public events held
Number of attendees or public contacts
Number of schools provided education
Number of students reached
MONITORING
Monitoring data collected
List parameters and frequency of collection
# structures:
# wood pieces:
# structures:
# wood pieces:
# structures:
# wood pieces:
King County Water and Land Resources Division
NARRATIVE SECTION: (Expand response spaces as needed)
Environmental Problem Being Addressed:
Project Accomplishments and Successes:
Benefits to Watershed:
Region-wide Benefits:
Obstacles and Challenges:
Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Future Projects:
Where and how King County Flood Control District funding for project was acknowledged: