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    FOIA Number: 2013-0661-F (3) FOIA MARKER This is not a textual record. This is used as an administrative marker by the William J. Clinton Presidential Library Staff. Collection/Record Group: Clinton Presidential Records Subgroup/Office of Origin: Americorps Series/Staff Member: General Files Subseries: OA/ID Number: 24234 FolderID: Folder Title: 1st Year AmeriCorps Objectives I [5] Stack: Row: Section: Shelf: Position: S 66 1 2 2 TENNESSEE 25 25 QUERY4.XLS State Last Name Address City Postal Code TN Duncan P.O. Box 239, Hwy. 25E Tazewell 37879 TN Hamm Main Street Mountain City 37683 TN Letterman 1105 E. Jackson Blvd., Ste 2, P.O. Box 187 Jonesborough 37659 TN Owens 313 Industrial Lane Oneida 37841 TN Shore 217 South College Street Greenville 37744 TN Trent Hancock County Executives Office, P.O. Box 347 Sneedville 37869 TN Wilson 301 S. Main Jellico 37762 ge 12 25 QUERY3.XLS ST City Last Name Position Objective I-Work Objective 1-Result Objective 1-Impact Objective 1-Standard Objective 1-Benefit TN Greenville Shore I work primarily in finding people (low income) to offer grants/loans for housing repairs. TN Jellico Wilson Community research and grant writing to fund rural development projects. TN Jonesborough Letterman Work in Claiborne and Campbell Produce an accurate map of the utility Improved water and sewer lines for Success will be measured by the number of The quality of housing will improve. Impossible to establish at this time. counties to map out water and sewer lines in Campbell and Claiborne residents. This may be increased pressure residents who receive water improvements. lines and determine the need for the counties. These will include lline or the establishment of new lines. residence. location and pipe size. Page 28 25 QUERY3.XLS ST City Last Name Position Objective 1-Work Objective 1-Result Objective 1-Impact Objective 1-Standard Objective 1-Benefit TN Mountain City Hamm Work with county officials in a Work with County on Porjects listed in Results not conclusive as of yet as Measurement will be achieved by the Successful standards will be determined Some projects such as water and variety of outreach programs, with Enterprise Committee Book. Enterprise Committee grants and loans number of projects we will be able to fund. by the achievement of the program. sewer projects will affect all of county emphasis on Community Relations have not been approved. residents. Some projects will only to achieve successful completion. benefit a small number. TN Oneida Owens To improve the quality of life of To improve the quality, range, and SMART area residents by providing accessibility of health care services them with improved health services, available to SMART area residents as safety/security, and housing. measured by a fifty percent increase in patient satisfaction over the ten year planning period, as determined by the "Health Care Assessments" st TN Sneedville Trent To socially, economically, and educationally develop opportunities for hundreds of Hancock, TN residents. Page 29 QUERY3.XLS ST City Last Name Position Objective 1-Work Objective 1-Result Objective 1-Impact Objective 1-Standard Objective 1-Benefit TN Tazewell Duncan Perform a variety of functions in the Improved housing for residents in the Success will be measured by number of Quality of housing will be improved. Number of FmHA housing program area of housing improvements in area. improved homes. loans to increase by 25% over the Claiborne, campbell, Hancock, previous five year average in the area. Union and Grainger counties. These include outreach, community relations, accounting, building codes and inspection, loan packaging and housing preservati Page 30 25 QUERY3A.XLS State City Last Name Objective 2.Work Objective 2-Result Objective 2-Impact Objective 2-Standard Objective 2-Benefit TN Greenville Shore TN Jellico Wilson TN Jonesborough Letterman Introduce the business community to the availabililty of unds Improve the quality of rural life by Success will be measured by the Quality of rural life will be improved. Impossible to evaluate at this time. through FmHA's Business and Industrial Loan Guarantees. upgrading the economic environment. number of loans made. Page 28 25 QUERY6A.XLS State City Last Name Objective 3.Work Objective 3-Result Objective 3-Impact Objective 3-Standard Objective 3-Benefit TN Greenville Shore TN Jellico Wilson TN Jonesborough Letterman Work with the Development District on Improve the quality of living for residents Success of the projects will be Quality of living will be improved. Impossible to measure at this time. outreach projects such as working with the of the counties served by the measured by the number of residents Hunger Coalition, grant writing, Solid Development District. served. waste Management and many many more. Page 28 ViRgiNiA 25 25 QUERY3.XLS ST City Last Name Position Objective 1-Work Objective 1-Result Objective 1-Impact Objective 1-Standard Objective 1-Benefit VA Jonesville Bailey Initiate and facilitate involvement in The participant will contact members of Applicants will be advised in family Outreach services will be provided to The numberr of rural housing The number of rural housing 502 and 504 housing programs to the rural community in order to make budgeting, needed home repairs and appropriate applicants who will receive applications will increase and the actual applications will increase by 30% include assisting low and very low known to low and vrey low income improvements, construction assistance with the loan application and number of applicants receiving over the previous 5 year average; the income families in obtaining decent, residents the availability of loans and requirements, and bid solicitation. packaging process. loans/grants will increase over the actual number of applicants receiving adequate, safe, and sanitary housing. grants for rural housing ownership, previous 5 year average. loans/grants will increase by 30% housing repair, and water and septic over the previous 5 year average. services. Page 37 WEST ViRgiNiA 25 25 QUERY4.XLS State Last Name Address City Postal Code WV Adkins P.O. Box 100 West Hamlin 25571 WV Croaff P.O. Box 2239 Williamson 25661 WV Dalton P.O. Box 158 Wilcoe 24895 WV Dunnings P.O. Box 158 Wilcoe 24895 WV Haas P.O. Box 658, 1009 University Avenue Morgantown 26505 WV Munza P.O. Box 1628 Fairmont 26555 WV Smith, II P.O. Box 1346 Logan 25601 Page 17 25 QUERY3.XLS ST City Last Name Position Objective 1-Work Objective 1-Result Objective 1-Impact Objective 1-Standard Objective 1-Benefit WV Fairmont Munza Will provide technical assistance to the 15 communities in WV that developed plans for designation under the Administration's Empowerment Zones and Enterprise Communities EZ/EC program. WV Logan Smith, II WV Morgantown Haas I serve as a facilitator to the "Vision 2000" project, a comprehensive economic development plan for the greater Morgantown area. Page 39 25 QUERY3.XLS ST City Last Name Position Objective 1-Work Objective 1-Result Objective 1-Impact Objective 1-Standard Objective 1-Benefit WV West Hamlin Adkins My responsibilities are to help with economic development through benedum/minigrants and various other organizations. WV Wilcoe Dalton My job is to help people in my community as well as the county by assisting them in any way that I can through the AmeriCorps program with help from the Council of Southern Mountains to ensure a brighter future for them and me. WV Wilcoe Dunnings Responsibilities range from working out in the public with community based or civic organizations to interoffice duties. Page 40 25 QUERY3.XLS ST City Last Name Position Objective 1-Work Objective 1-Result Objective 1-Impact Objective 1-Standard Objective 1-Benefit WV Williamson Croaff Promote development of Mingo The work to be accompllished is A result of the work is a better The means of measuring the quality or Accomplishment of at least 50% of the All residents of Mingo Cocunty shall County and education of general contained within the empowerment zone environment for the residents of Mingo success of the work shall be components identified number 2. benefit from implementation of 911 population. application for Mingo County. County. The housing component accompllishment of specific programs. this system and improved housing and Responsible for pursuing funding to consists of providing assistance to low may be measured by the awarding of grants creation of transportation system. accomplish goals and objectives. income families to locate decent, safe, to achieve goals. Total population is approximately Primary assignment shall be housing, and sanitary housing. The rural 37,000. rural transportation and emergency transportation program, if completed, W communications Page 41 QUERY3A.XLS State City Last Name Objective 2.Work Objective 2-Result Objective 2-Impact Objective 2-Standard Objective 2-Benefit WA Wenatchee Mary Ann Develop and administer a community needs survey to Larson The results of the survey will provide a Analyzing returned surveys. Receiving clear qualitative answers that All individuals interested in research residents and county agencies. systematic way to prioritize, categorize allow the Center to focus on the most on the comunity's poverty population and delineate the areas of need the beneficial services/programs to provide the and all individuals who are the target Resource Center should address. community. return rate of 30% from the population for the Resource Center's target population will consist of the minimal services. response we would hope to elicit. WV Fairmont Munza WV Logan Smith, II Page 38 25 QUERY4.XLS State Last Name Address City Postal Code VA Bailey P. O. Box 88 Jonesville 24263 P 75 25 FS 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, TN CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To provide technical assistance in solid waste management and recycling resulting in a 10% increased recycling rate and improved solid waste management through initiation of 3 grant proposals and 2 recycling program starts. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Develop community based recycling and solid waste diversion programs. Carry out education and promotion campaign designed to increase recycling and source reduction. Write grant proposals to implement solid waste plans and start new recycling programs. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Establishment of recycling collection centers, reduction in landfill needs. Environmentally safe treatment of solid waste. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Regional solid waste management plans will be approved by the State Department of Health and Environment. Participating businesses and industries will monitor recycling and waste stream 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Increase local recycling rate by 10%. Obtain funding for solid waste treatment. Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, MS, TN & WV CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To provide transfer recycling technology from existing rural and urban projects resulting in a recycling program starting which would employ 25 disabled workers from local institutions. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What work will be done? What service will your members engage in? Visit other institutions which have implemented similar projects. Make contacts with local institutions. Work with local leaders to find markets for recycled products. Carry out education and promotion campaign. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Employment of 25 disabled adults to sort materials. Reduction of materials filling local landfills. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Quality of product will allow resale. Sorted materials will be randomly checked. Residents of institution will be interviewed on job satisfaction 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Employment satisfaction of at least 50% of the employed institution residents. Increase local recycling rate by 10%. 5) How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work you members perform? 25 mentally disabled adults. is Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, MS, AR, & VA CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To provide assistance to rural communities interested in implementing community. forestry programs resulting in improved living conditions and opportunities for neighborhood service. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) what work will be done? What service will your members engage in? Develop a plan and identify suitable planting sites for urban forestry projects. Secure funding for purchase of materials. Recruit and organize volunteers to plant trees. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Establishment of native tree species in residential and business areas in small communities. Involvement of local civic and volunteer groups. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Survival rate of 60% of planted trees. Participation by 3 local groups. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Improvement of overall aesthetic quality of area. Increase in real estate values. 5) How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work you members perform? 25 All residents of the 8-10 communities involved. 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, KY, MS, se & AR CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To seek sustainable economic development opportunities to diversify local economies, resulting in local people obtaining job training and higher paying employment while maintaining the quality of the rural environment. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Members will work directly with local business leaders to inventory existing resources, identify sustainable economic development opportunities, conduct feasibility studies, and assist in writing (3.5) business plans. Issues of environmental concern will be analyzed with any related new business venture. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Increasing local employment and income. Local individuals will be trained for employment. Business plans will be developed and funding sought. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Professionals will review all environmental impact analysis. Local business leaders will be interviewed following completion of project. Loans and other funding will be obtained for 25% of the business plans developed. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Establishment of a sustainable, natural resource based business employing 5 locally trained people. 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, VA, KY, TN & AR CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To promote alternative wood products and value added manufacturing technologies resulting in local people obtaining job training and higher paying employment while maintaining the quality of the rural environment. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Identify potential wood products markets and needed technologies. Solicit participation from existing wood products manufacturers. Train 2 existing wood products manufacturers in value added technologies. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Increasing value of locally produced wood products. Higher employment and income levels. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Survey participating wood products manufacturers before and after project on value their product. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Increase of 50% in value of product. 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, VA, KY, TN & AR CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To promote alternative wood products and value added manufacturing technologies resulting. in local people obtaining job training and higher paying employment while maintaining the quality of the rural environment. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Identify potential wood products markets and needed technologies. Solicit participation from existing wood products manufacturers. Train 2 existing wood products manufacturers in value added technologies. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Increasing value of locally produced wood products. Higher employment and income levels. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Survey participating wood products manufacturers before and after project on value their product. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Increase of 50% in value of product. 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, VA, TN & se CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To conduct or arrange 150 environmental education presentations resulting in increased knowledge by citizens as measured by pre and post program interview, with program quality judged by teachers and increased participation in environmental education programs in local schools. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Development and presentation of environmental education materials. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Increased student and citizen knowledge of environmental issues. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Pre and post program interviews will be conducted 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Increased interest in environmental education and a 15% increase in community awareness of environmental issues, problems, values, and solutions by the end of the school year 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, VA, TN & se CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To conduct or arrange 150 environmental education presentations resulting in increased knowledge by citizens as measured by pre and post program interview, with program quality judged by teachers and increased participation in environmental education programs in local schools. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Development and presentation of environmental education materials. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Increased student and citizen knowledge of environmental issues. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Pre and post program interviews will be conducted 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Increased interest in environmental education and a 15% increase in community awareness of environmental issues, problems, values, and solutions by the end of the school year 25 Development, VA, NC, CA & LA CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT Facilitate creation of tourism opportunities through festivals and other events resulting in 50% of the attenders coming from outside the county. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Market research and development to identify potential tourists. Develop partnerships with regional tourism groups. Assist in planning tourism events and local festivals. Create interpretive signs and programs. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Increase tourism while maintaining the rural character of the area. 3 meaningful partnerships developed. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Implementation of 2 events which draw at least 50% non-local people (Currently < 10%) to attend as measured by survey of tourists. Participation in planning of these events by 2 tourism groups. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? At least one of the events will become annual. 65 Development, VA, NC, CA & LA CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT Facilitate creation of tourism opportunities through festivals and other events resulting in 50% of the attenders coming from outside the county. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Market research and development to identify potential tourists. Develop partnerships with regional tourism groups. Assist in planning tourism events and local festivals. Create interpretive signs and programs. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Increase tourism while maintaining the rural character of the area. 3 meaningful partnerships developed. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Implementation of 2 events which draw at least 50% non-local people (Currently < 10%) to attend as measured by survey of tourists. Participation in planning of these events by 2 tourism groups. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? At least one of the events will become annual. 25 Development, VA, NC, GA & LA CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT Facilitate creation of tourism opportunities through festivals and other events resulting. in 50% of the attenders coming from outside the county. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Market research and development to identify potential tourists. Develop partnerships with regional tourism groups. Assist in planning tourism events and local festivals. Create interpretive signs and programs. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Increase tourism while maintaining the rural character of the area. 3 meaningful partnerships developed. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Implementation of 2 events which draw at least 50% non-local people (Currently < 10%) to attend as measured by survey of tourists. Participation in planning of these events by 2 tourism groups. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? At least one of the events will become annual. 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, MN & WV CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To support community planning programs in West Virginia and rural Minnesota, as measured by 50% (3 out of 6) of the contacted communities producing a feasible plan to improve living conditions. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Contacting community leaders and outreach to non-represented groups. Collecting information on community needs, problems, and opportunities. Organizing community officials by facilitating meetings to prioritize goals and identify tasks. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? All targeted communities are contacted and advised of the opportunity to participate in this program. At least 3 communities develop a feasible plan. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Contacts with communities will be documented. Community plans will be reviewed by professionals. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Community leaders in 2 communities show an active interest in pursuing planning options. Two communities are able to secure funding to implement plan components. 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, MN & WV CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To conduct or arrange 90 environmental education presentations resulting in increased knowledge by citizens as measured by pre and post program interview, with program quality judged by teachers and increased participation in environmental education programs in local schools. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Development and presentation of environmental education materials. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Increased student and citizen knowledge of environmental issues. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Pre and post program interviews will be conducted. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Increased interest in environmental education and a 15% increase in participation by the end of the school year. 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, MN & WV CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To seek sustainable economic development opportunities to diversify local economies, resulting in local people obtaining job training and higher paying employment while maintaining the quality of the rural environment. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Members will work directly with 30 local communities and business leaders to inventory existing resources, identify sustainable economic development opportunities, assess technology needs, identify new markets, conduct feasibility studies, and assist in writing business plans. Issues of environmental concern will be analyzed with any related new business venture. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Convey the concept of sustainable development to leaders/entrepreneurs. Increased local employment and income. Local individuals will be trained for employment. Business plans will be developed and funding sought. Marketing plans will be developed. Local investment in new technology. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Professionals will review all environmental impact analysis. Local business leaders will be interviewed following completion of project. Loans and other funding will be obtained for 25% of the 25 business plans developed. Business will change marketing strategies or invest in new equipment. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Retain 1 existing business. Expand 1 existing business. Assist in formation of 1 new business. Create or save 5 jobs. 65 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, MN & WV CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To promote alternative wood products and value added manufacturing technologies resulting in local people obtaining job training and higher paying employment while maintaining the quality of the rural environment. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What activities will you be engaged in? Present the concept of sustainable development and its' advantages to 30 community groups. Assess technology, finance, and technical assistance needs of 100 forest products firms. Train 40 representatives from forest products firms in technology which will increase their value-added potential. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Increasing value of locally produced wood products. Higher employment and income levels. Greater support for sustainable development. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Evaluate community groups understanding of sustainable development. Have technical assistance practitioners evaluate assessment results. Post testing of training programs to evaluate skill levels. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Active support of 5 communities for sustainable development. 25 Technical specialists evaluate 80% of assessments as adequate. In 6-month post-training interviews, 10 representatives indicate they are applying training. 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, MS TN & WV CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To provide transfer recycling technology from existing rural and urban projects resulting in a recycling program starting which would employ 25 disabled workers from local institutions. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What work will be done? What service will your members engage in? Visit other institutions which have implemented similar projects. Make contacts with local institutions. Work with local leaders to find markets for recycled products. Carry out education and promotion campaign. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Employment of 25 disabled adults to sort materials. Reduction of materials filling local landfills. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Quality of product will allow resale. Sorted materials will be randomly checked. Residents of institution will be interviewed on job satisfaction 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Employment satisfaction of at least 50% of the employed institution residents. Increase local recycling rate by 10%. 25 5) How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work you members perform? 25 mentally disabled adults. 25 Grantee Department of Agriculture Site Rural Development, MS, AR, & VA CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE STATEMENT To provide assistance to rural communities interested in implementing community forestry programs resulting in improved living conditions and opportunities for neighborhood service. COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENT 1) What work will be done? What service will your members engage in? Develop a plan and identify suitable planting sites for urban forestry projects. Secure funding for purchase of materials. Recruit and organize volunteers to plant trees. 2) What is the hoped for result of the activities described above? Establishment of native tree species in residential and business areas in small communities. Involvement of local civic and volunteer groups. 3) How will you measure the quality of these activities? Survival rate of 60% of planted trees. Participation by 3 local groups. 4) By what standard will you gauge success? Improvement of overall aesthetic quality of area. Increase in real estate values. 5) How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work you members perform? is All residents of the 8-10 communities involved. TeNNessee SCS 25 25 AmeriCorps USDA Soil Conservation Service Objectives State: - Tennessee Number of Objectives :. - 14 Type of Positions - Rural Development Number of clusters - four Number of worksites - Nine (Note: Some of these worksites are in conjunction with USDA Forest Service.) Cluster One Jackson Waverly 11,12,13,14 Cluster Two Cookeville 3,9 Jamestown Cluster Three Drakes, KY 9,10 9, 10 Williamsburg Clairfield Magnolia Cluster Three Rutledge 1,2 Morristown 5,6,7,8 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVE SCS25-1 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Rutledge, Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Regional Speciality Recreation and Tourism Feasibility Study 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Conduct a comprehensive tourism assessment. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Resulting in a Regional Speciality Recreation and Tourism Feasibility Study. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Measured by addressing accessibility, anchors, accommodations, attractions, activities, appreciation and advertising. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Approval by a Regional Advisory Committee. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? Residents, merchants, and business in Clairborne, Grainger, Hancock, Hawkins, and Union counties in Tennessee. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVE 25-2 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Rutledge, Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Teaching environmental awareness and clean up of community parks and public places. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Teaching youth environmental awareness. Organization and participation in clean-up and beautification of community parks and public places. Fundraising and building resources for these activities. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? 800 hours of volunteer service; 8 community clean-ups/fix-ups, 7 youth workshops, and raised community self-esteem. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Log of additional volunteer hours, log of workshops, and before and after photos of projects. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? 700 hours of volunteer service, 5 workshops conducted, and neatness/beautification of community places. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? 108,000 people 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVE 25-3 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Cookeville & Jamestown, Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Assist in development of on-site environmental study areas. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Assist a minimum of ten schools in the development of on-site environmental study areas. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Environmental study in the schools will increase because resources will be readily available. Increased environmental awareness by both students and teachers. Students will become active, environmentally sensitive adults. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Pre and post test scores. Teachers at the ten selected schools will incorporate environmental education and the study areas into their lesson plans. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Environmental awareness will increase significantly using statistical analysis. A 50 percent increase in teachers using the study areas and incorporating environmental education into their lesson plans. 5000 students will have participated in environmental study area activities. : 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVE 25-p4 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Cookevile & Jamestown, Tennessee Cluster COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: To improve environmental awareness through development of educational programs to be presented at 28 schools and 14 civic clubs. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Present environmental education programs at schools and civic clubs. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Improve environmental awareness of key environmental issues. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Before/after questionnaire. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? 50 percent increase in awareness of environmental issues. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? 700 students and 350 adults. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVE 2505 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Morristown, Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: To utilize both TVA and ASCS data in developing a list that includes name, address, phone numbers, and type of operation of potential clients and contacting 95% of the approximately 600 land owners in the watershed. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Develop client list and contact clients. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Clients will be contacted. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? By the number contacted. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? 95% are contacted. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? 570 people. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE 25-06 COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVE GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Morristown, Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: To provide technical assistance that results in 20 land users applying best management practices that meet the SCS field office technical guide on farms that have not participated in district programs in the past. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Provide technical assistance. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Best management practices will be applied. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Field office technical guide. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Twenty new participants apply practices that meet specs. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? 20 land users. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE 25-07 COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVE GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Morristown, Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: To reduce the amount of animal waste entering the watersheds streams by 8,00,000 lbs as calculated by SCS engineers and the District Conservationist by applying practices that store, control, or reduce waste and that meet SCS technical standards. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Assist in applying practices that store, control, or reduce animal waste. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Waste systems applied. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? By the SCS engineers. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Field office technical guide. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? All those down stream, approximately 10,000 in the watershed. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVE 25-08 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Morristown, Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: To increase the knowledge and acceptance of riparian area practices by applying. at least two stream bank protection demonstrations that meet the field office technical guide and result in improved habitat as determined by the SCS water quality indicators guide and SCS biologists. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Install stream bank protection practices. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Practices will be installed and land users will become more aware of this type of practice. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? By the field office technical guide and water quality indicators guide. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? By counting, if two go in, it will be 100% of what we planned. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? The two land users we install them on, plus all those down stream and sportsmen in the area. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVE 25-09 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Whitley County - Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Survey small farms families in Whitley County to assess needs and interests in beginning or expanding livestock production, in exploring alternative crops, intensive grazing methods, composting and other sustainable agricultural endeavors. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Create a survey and interview 60 small farm families. Analyze survey results and work with Whitley County Small Farms Board and membership to determine priority areas for development. Use responses as mailing lists and conduct workshops with other federal agencies. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? A set of at least five priority areas for further research and development. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Completion of at least 60 surveys. Membership meeting held to help set priorities. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? At least 75% of the membership will participate. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? Sixty families involved in survey process. Information as to needs assessed and projects slated for research and development would be shared with the broader empowerment zone area. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE 25-10 COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVE GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Whitley County - Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Inventory the forest land owned by WCLT as well as other forest land in the area to create a management plan which will help WCLT complete its Rural Planned Unit Development and will also aid the entire empowerment zone. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Inventory the land on WCLT, land WCLT wants to own, and land in the zone. Create a management plan based on the inventory and help continue the 10-year replanting plan that is already in effect. Support residents with permaculture plans. Research other rural development models. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? A foundational planning tool for development of WCLT and the empowerment zone area. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? WCLT's and other community's ability to use the plan based on their experience in this area. Judgement of technical expert in the are of stewardship planning. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? All WCLT land inventoried and three parcels of at least 100 acres inventoried in zone. 1000 trees planted. Discovery of three species that can be introduced and cultivated in appropriate areas in the forest. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? Three area colleges and 20 students with whom we will share our information. WCLTG board, staff, and residents (50 people) as well as 10 local land owners around the land trust. The entire Appalachian United Vision empowerment zone (100 members). Rural Settlement Plan disseminated with five communities in the zone. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVE 25-11 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Waverly,Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Develop an environmental outreach program. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Developing an outreach program that involves organizing and promoting county-side workshops, developing demonstration programs, and organizing nature tours, developing environmental education projects that reach minorities, women, persons who are physically disabled, and youth and civic organizations. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? The hoped for result of the activities is to reach at least 3,000 of the approximate 15,500 people in the Humphreys county region, 2,000 of which are students and 1,000 being adult participants. The anticipated log of 500 service hours is expected as a result of the outreach program to culminate in a sense of community pride in various groups of the county while educating the groups on environmental issues. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? The quality of these activities will be measured by a log of an additional 100 activity hours or service hours performed by community organizations. Likewise, at the end of the program a survey will be conducted of all group participants to analyze the effectiveness of the outreach program. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Success of the program will be measured by at least five new youth or civic groups which participate in the environmental outreach program. The success of this program will be evaluated by achieving at least a 90% favorable opinion of the outreach program by the groups involved. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE 25-12 COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVE GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Waverly, Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Create environmental education opportunities. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Will assist in creating environmental education opportunities through workshops, tours, development of trails and education materials. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? The hoped for result of the work/activities will be increased community awareness of environmental concerns and increase the development of the environmental education center. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? The quality/impact will be measured by the numbers of participants in environmental activities. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? The measure of success will be by the number of workshops (4), number of tours (6), number of lesson plans developed (5), and number of organizations involved (8). 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? Approximately 5,000 individuals will benefit from increased awareness in environmental concerns. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVE 25-13 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Waverly, Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: To reduce the amount of nonpoint source pollution in selected watersheds within the Chickasaw-Shiloh RC&D area through landowner use of effluent discharge equipment. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Promotion of the Council's traveling gun irrigation system. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Six landowners safely discharge their waste storage facilities. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? By safely discharging 8,000,000 gallons of effluent 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Based on the number of landowners that utilizes the equipment. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? A minimum of 35 landowners will be contacted concerning availability of effluent discharge equipment. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVE 25-14 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Waverly, Tennessee COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: To increase the level of environmental awareness. in the public school systems within the eight-county Chickasaw-Shiloh RC&D Area. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Develop an environmental awareness training curriculum to be available to 49 elementary schools. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Achievements and results of these activities will include participants (elementary students) developing a better appreciation for the environment. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? By the number of schools that participate in using the curriculum and by requests for additional educational assistance. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Chickasaw-Shiloh RC&D will measure the success of the program by 40 percent of the elementary schools in the area utilizing the curriculum. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? Approximately 600 elementary students. equipment. VIRGINIA SCS 35 25 AmeriCorps USDA Soil Conservation Service Objectives State: - Virginia Number of Objectives - 5 Type of Positions - Rural Development Number of Clusters - 2 Number of worksites - 5 Number of Members - 6 Cluster One Keysville 18 19 Tappanhanock Nottoway Wytheville Cluster Two 14/6/7 Marion 25 1 J 1/2 IL ^ N ^ A e 1 ^ W A C ^ W A C ^ A C A C - ^Cnormal. stxhpprol! ≈ ^C¢" CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES 25-15 Grantee: USDA Soil Conservation Service Site: Wytheville, Virginia New River-Highlands RC&D COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE. STATEMENTS: Create an outdoor lab for the Smyth County School System using the Marion Greenway as the site. 1. What work will be done? Develop a partnership with the Smyth County Schools. Design a teachers guide for the Marion Greenway tree identification project. Install signs for identifying trees along the Marion Greenway. Develop brochure on the trees of the Marion Greenway Project. Holding teachers training workshop for the outdoor lab. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Increase the understanding of how trees grow and what products are derived from trees. Provide an educational lab for students. Increase use of the Greenway Project. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Teachers review and evaluate training guide. Teachers evaluate the workshop. General appearance of the signs and brochure. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Number of teachers using the outdoor classroom. Number of students using the outdoor classroom. Number of groups requesting outdoor instructions guide for outdoor classroom. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? 500 students 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVES Grantee: USDA Soil Conservation Service Site: Wytheville, Virginia 25-16 New River-Highlands RC&D Area COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Community Outreach for local watershed groups. 1. What work will be done? Implement a newsletter for the RC&D Council. Implement a newsletter for water quality groups the RC&D Council supports. Prepare press releases for the council activities. Recruit and train volunteers to serve as editors for the newsletters. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Public will have a better understanding of water quality. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Number of newsletters prepared. Number of volunteers recruited and trained for editors. Appearance of newsletters. Articles published in local paper. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Review of newsletters prepared for content and appearance. Newsletters sent to 1000 people. Number of press releases and number of articles in newspaper. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? Approximately 1000 people will review the newsletters. The population of the RC&D area is approximately 250,000, it can be anticipated that 20% will see articles in local papers. Direct benefits will accrue to the groups that get newsletters prepared. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVES Grantee: USDA-SCS Site: Wytheville, Virginia River-Highlands RC&D 25-17 New COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Marion Greenway Project. Establish a greenway along the Middle Fork Holston River through the town of Marion. 1. What work will be done? Develop detailed site plans. Develop construction plans for facilities. Hold public meeting to secure public support for the project. Implement first stage of construction which will be to construct one trail. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Complete planning of entire project and implement first stage of construction. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Completeness of detailed drawings. Amount of public support generated. Completion of a catalog of needed facilities and equipment. Completion of final stage of construction. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Review of site plans and detail drawings by VPI Community Design Assistance Projects. Number of public meetings and number of attendees. Completed construction meets specification. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? All residents of the Town of Marion; approximately 6,500 people. All students in the Marion Middle School; approximately 650. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVES Virginia Grantee: USDA Soil Conservation Service 25.18 Site: Keysville, COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: To create a historical civil war route auto byway 1. What work will be done? Design an interpretative driving route with pull-offs about the final days of the civil war. Organizing the business community into marketing the resources (historic, outdoor recreation, tourism) 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Provide education concerning the conclusion of the civil war. Increase local tourism and associated economic development. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Tourist traveling route and entering roadside pull-offs. Increase in economic activity for local businesses and entrepreneurs. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Vehicle and tour bus counts. Rise in economic baseline of local tourist service industry New associated tourism business start-ups. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? Citizens in the seven county region (-96,000). 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY BUILDING OBJECTIVES 25-19 Grantee: Site: Keysville, Virginia COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: To develop the Greenway Trail and Park 1. What service activities will your participants engage in? Organize Historic Staunton River Foundation (HSRF). Serve as advisor to Southern Virginia Trail (SVT) Committee Administer grant for feasibility study concerning a trail. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Conversion of abandon railroad to a greenway trail Expand idle historic park into an interpretative exhibition 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Formation of volunteer citizen sub-committees Development of facilities with local citizen support 4. By what standard will you gauge success? 50% increase in park usage. 100% satisfaction of HSRF Construction of a trail West VIRGINIA SCS 25 25 AmeriCorps USDA Soil Conservation Service Objectives State: - West Virginia Number of Objectives - 3 Type of Positions - Rural Development Number of Clusters - 1 Number of Worksites - 5 Number of Members - 5 Cluster One Middlebourne Morgantown Kingwood Moorefield Huntington 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVES 25.20 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Morgantown, West Virginia COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Provide cultural resources protection through inventory, investigation and documentation of significant archaeological sites in economically depressed areas of West Virginia. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Inventory, investigation, and documentation of archaeological and historical sites in rural West Virginia. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Training to USDA and local community residents in the identification of important or significant sites. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Sites protected, recorded and preserved. Greater awareness among USDA of significance of cultural and historical resources. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? 100% of significant sites conserved and recorded. Good relationships with state historic preservation Officer. All SCS staff trained in cultural resource awareness. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? Six communities and over 1000 low income local rural residents will directly benefit from preservation of the sites and their local heritage. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE 25-21 COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVES GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Moorefield, Kingwood, and Huntington, West Vírginia COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Provide for an enhanced rural environment and economy through nutrient and pesticide management and wetland identification and protection that leads to a 20% reduction of nutrient and pesticide inputs and conservation of wetlands in selected rural watersheds. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? In field soil nutrient testing, nutrient and pesticide management and wetland identification and delineation. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Reduction of nutrient and pesticide loadings from selected agricultural watersheds. Identification and protection of wetlands. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Acres of soil testing or plans for reduction of nutrients applied or pesticides used on farms. Protection of wetlands identified and the restoration of wetland areas through mitigation. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? 1500 acres of soil tested for nutrients, and 500 acres of nutrient management plans. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? 150 limited resource farmers in rural West Virginia. Indirect benefit to 5 communities and surface and groundwater users in the 25 watersheds. 25 CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE OBJECTIVES 25-22 GRANTEE: USDA Soil Conservation Service SITE: Middlebourne, West Virginia COMPONENTS OF OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS: Objective 3: Provide limited resource communities with improved leadership capabilities and public process assistance to the end of developing natural resource conservation and development projects that improve the standard of living in the tri-county area. 1. What work will be done? What service activities will your participants engage in? Assistance to limited resource communities on their natural resource conservation needs, and water quality or quantity needs. Assistance with identification, planning, financing, and implementing local projects. 2. What is the hoped for result of the work/activities described above? Improved environment and standard of living for limited resource rural residents through local natural resource project development and implementation. 3. How will you measure the quality of your product or impact of your service? Local projects developed or assisted. 4. By what standard will you gauge success? Number of projects assisted and implemented. Goal of 2 major project activities during the service year. 5. How many individuals will receive the benefit of the work your participants perform? Two rural limited resource communities will benefit from the service which will impact a minimum of 50 families in the area directly.