Planning Community Toolbox: Planning Guidance

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	6-Step Planning Process
	Planning Fundamentals
	Principles, Requirements and Guidelines
	Guidance Type
	WRDAs and other Key Laws
	Planning Guidance Notebook
	Mission Area
	* Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration
	* Dam and/or Levee Safety
	* Flood Risk Management
	* Hydropower
	* Navigation
	* Recreation
	* Water Supply
	* Watershed Studies
	Team Member Role

Planning Guidance: Watershed Studies

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Guidance Memos

Application and Compliance of SMART Planning and the 3x3x3 Rule to Watershed Assessment Studies (2014)
This memorandum from the Chief, Office of Water Project Review, describes the review and approval process for Watershed Plans

Institute for Water Resources

Improving Watershed Planning and Management Through Integration: A Critical Review of Federal Opportunities (2002)

Engineer Regulations (ERs)

Engineer Regulation 1105-2-100: Planning Guidance Notebook (2000)
The Planning Guidance Notebook provides the overall direction by which the Corps of Engineers civil works projects are formulated, evaluated, and selected for overall implementation. This includes all appendices that were written at a later date.

Institute for Water Resources

Making More Informed Decisions in Your Watershed When Dollars Aren't Enough (1998)

Watershed Study Impediments: Field Regulatory Survey Discussion Paper (1997)

River, A Region and a Research Problem (1971)
This research was undertaken in an effort to develop a theoretical framework of an empirically feasible procedure for assessing the broad economic, social, political and environmental impact of the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Multiple Purpose Project. The report presents a methodology for projecting the efficient location of water-related industry via regional linear programming.

Webinars

2016

Watershed Planning Fundamentals (2 June)
Cindy Tejeda, SPD's Watershed and Floodplain Program Manager, presented an overview of watershed planning at the Corps, and detailed how Watershed Planning fits into a SMART planning process. Ms. Tejeda was joined by Cindy Barger from the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Civil Works), who shared her experiences reviewing watershed plans in the Secretary's office.