2011 Annual Reports, Connecticut River Coastal Conservation District

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    n Promotingraingardenswasoneothegoalsothisyearsannualshrubandseedlingsale,wherewesoldawidevarietyodiculttondConnecticutnativeandediblelandscapeplants,aswellasanumberowet-lovingplantssuitableorraingardens.

    n ProjectGreenLawnhostedaboothattheMiddletownKidsHealth&SaetyFaireaturinganengagingHealthy Soil is ALIVEactivitytoteachaboutthebenecialcrittersinoursoilthathelpplantsgrow,alongwithourhealthylawnsdisplaycreatedbyaMiddletownRegionalAgriculturalScience&echnologyCenterstudentteam,andavarietyoeducationalmaterialsorthegrownups.

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    TeRockallFoundation,eaturedtwodemonstrationrainbarrelsandaccompanyingeducationalsigns,oneatRussellLibraryandoneatKidcityChildrensMuseum,andatake-awaybrochurewithinormationontheimportanceoreducingstormwaterruno,alongwithrainbarrelbenetsandtips.

    n echnicalassistancetoprivatepropertyownersandresidentswithnaturalresourceconcernsincludedon-siteassessmentsandrecommendationsabouterosionandsedimentationcontrol,stormwatermanagement,drainage,pondhealth,invasivespecies,andopenspacemanagement.

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    GreatCedarsConservationAreaWestandownParkpropertiesinamanagementplanaddressedprioritiesorinvasivespeciescontrol,thedecliningAtlanticWhiteCedarSwamp,potentialNewEnglandCottontailhabitat,andseasonallywettrails.

    n WorkcontinuedontheOldLymeBartholomewPreservecoastalhabitatmanagementplanningproject;eldinvestigationswereconductedtoidentiyandmappotentialvernalpoolsandplantcommunities,andthepropertyshistory,pastusesandcurrentuserestrictionswereresearched.

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    n AcommitteeoCoginchaugRiverstakeholdersconvenedbytheDistrictmadeprogressinprioritizingrestorationandimprovementactivitiesidentiedinthewatershedmanagementplancompletedbytheNaturalResourcesConservationService(NRCS).Possiblesiteswereinvestigatedorstreambuerenhancements,atypeorestorationactivityrankedasahighprioritybythecommittee.

    n TeDistrictembarkedonacollaborativeprojectwithNRCSandDEEPtoreducebacteriasourcesromEspositoFarm,acattleoperationintheheadwatersotheCoginchaugRiver.EngineereddesignswerecompletedbyNRCSorpracticestoaddressaccesstothestreambyanimals,runoromthearmroadandstreambankerosion.

    n TeConnecticutRiverWatchProgramhelpedinitiateawatersamplingprogramintheEightmileRiverortheWild&ScenicCoordinatingCommitteetosupportconservationandprotectioneorts.

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    ConneCtiCutRiveRCoastalConseRvationDistRiCtDonoRsWearegrateultothemanyConservationDistrictdonorswhosupportourimportantwork.Teollowinglistrefectsallindividuals,municipalities,organizations,businessesandgrantingagenciesthathavesupportedtheDistrictromJuly1,2010throughJune30,2011.Oursincereapologiesoranyomissions .

    Financial StatementJuly 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011

    INCOMEStateFunds $50,000LocalFunds 46,020319Grants 36,300MaterialSales 35,651RiverWatchProgram 5,185UConnNutrientManagementProject 4,005Contributions 3,206EasternConnecticutRC&DArea 1,575

    RockallFoundationGrant 750InterestIncome 539Miscellaneous 295Workshops 178

    Total Income $183,704

    EXPENSESWages $141,043ShrubSale&FundraisingExpenses 25,569Rent 13,200axes 11,667403(b)Matching 4,251elephone 3,281GrantExpenses 2,794EquipmentLease&Maintenance 2,521Publications&Advertising 2,134Insurance 2,028ProessionalFees 750OceExpense 659Conerences,Meetings&Workshops 602

    Postage 602Mileage 516Depreciation 163Dues&Subscriptions 145

    Total Expenses $211,925

    Excess (Defciency) ($28,221)

    Compiled by Comer & Company, LLC,Certifed Public Accountants

    HE MISSION o the Connecticut RiverCoastal Conservation District is to promotethe sound use and management o ournatural resourcesthrough technicalassistanceand education. Our programs and servicesare provided to municipal staf, land usedecisionmakers,environmentalproessionals,engineers, armers, teachers, Realtors,civicgroups,andthegeneralpublic.

    Te District holds public meetings everyfourth Wednesday, 7:00 pm at the deKovenHouse Community Center, 27 WashingtonStreet in Middletown. All programs andservices are ofered on a nondiscriminatorybasis withoutregard to race, color, nationalorigin, religion, sex, age, marital status orhandicap.

    Te District serves the towns o Berlin,Chester, Clinton, Colchester, Cromwell,Deep River, Durham, East Haddam,East Hampton, Essex, Haddam, Hebron,Killingworth,Lyme, Madison, Marlborough,Middleeld, Middletown, New Britain,Newington, Old Lyme, Old Saybrook,Portland,RockyHill,SalemandWestbrook.

    Connecticut River Coastal Conservation

    District, Inc.deKoven House Community Center27 Washington StreetMiddletown, CT 06457

    Phone:(860)346-3282E-mail:[email protected]:conservect.org/ctrivercoastal

    Natural resource proessionals rom the DEEP,CT Sea Grant, US Fish and Wildlie Service andthe District continued gathering feld data atBartholomew Preserve in Old Lyme or a coastalhabitat management planning project.

    This rain barrel and accompanying eye-catchingsign were installed at Kidcity in Middletown aspart o our Rockall Foundation unded projectto promote rain barrels as easy to use greenpractices to conserve water and watersheds.

    Bank stabilization concerns brought sta to thePattaconk Yacht Club on the Connecticut Riverin Chester to evaluate whether relocating riprapand stones currently stabilizing the bank, butplaced below the high tide line, would causenegative impacts to the river.

    Drawn to the tray o soil at the Middletown KidsHealth & Saety Fair, kids engaged in a treasurehunt or critters important to healthy soil. Thetake-home message rom Project Green Lawn?Lawn pesticides and herbicides can kill thesebenefcial critters that help plants grow.

    CONSERVATION HIGHLIGHTS