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CAP Coordinator Onboarding Resources

                     

This course is designed to provide new CAP Coordinators with a curated selection of resources to bring them up to speed quickly on essential knowledge related to the job. It can also serve as a refresher course for experienced CAP Coordinators as well. Note that additional resources should be explored and can be found within Clean Water Academy including webinars (use the “Find Learning Tool” and look under the “Chesapeake Bay Program” category) and various types of document resources (use “Resources” and look under the "Ches Bay Clean Water Coordinators" category). A Completion Certificate is only available to learners with a Clean Water Academy account.

CAP Coordinator Onboarding Resources

  • Instructions
  • Essential Background on the Countywide Action Plan Process for CAP Coordinators
  • Understanding CAP Coordinator Roles (Overview)
  • Applying for the CAP Grant
  • CAP Reimbursement Requests
  • CAP Annual Progress Reporting and Milestone Updates
  • Nutrient Load Modeling and Nutrient Reductions
  • Pulling Together Partners and Funding
  • Recommended: Project Management Considerations
  • Completion Certificate
  • Main
  • Prevailing Wage
  • Permitting
  • Monitoring and Maintenance
  • Permitting

    • FilePennsylvania Community Clean Water Implementation Guide – 2021 Update-Final.pdf (Pages 45-50)

      This section of the Implementation Guide overviews potential permit considerations and the resources available to learn more about permitting for watershed improvement efforts. Permitting is a key consideration for CAP Coordinators in determining the potential timeline of a project’s development and funding readiness.

      Note: The CAP Coordinator is not expected (but can) to submit projects to DEP’s Permit Application Consultation Tool (PACT), but the CAP Coordinator should: encourage project owners or landowners to use PACT; be able to walk potential permit applicants through PACT; and attend pre-application meetings, whenever possible.


    • FileThe Pennsylvanian’s Guide to Permitting for Watershed Improvement Projects (23-Page PDF)

      The purpose of this guide is to help applicants understand DEP’s permitting process and some of the regulations most relevant to watershed improvement efforts, and to assist applicants in efficiently obtaining permits for projects which support such efforts.


    • URLLegacy Sediment Removal, Floodplain Restoration, and Permitting - Wednesday Webinar

      Skip to minute 58:17, 30 minutes in length after this.

      This webinar discusses permitting considerations for large floodplain restoration or legacy sediment projects.


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Course Sponsor: PA DEP

Email: jspatz@pa.gov

Course Instructor:  Jim Spatz

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