RESTORE Act Status of Performance Report — Department of the Treasury 

EligibleActivity/Discipline # Measure # Measure Baseline Target

Target Date

(month/

year)

Progress

toward

target

(reporting

period)

Progress

toward target(cumulative) St

Reporting Period Ending (Options: initial report, Mar 31,

Sept 30)

Goal(s):

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RESTORE Act Status of Performance Report — Department of the Treasury 

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DC ‐ 2 COE ‐ 2

DC ‐ 3 COE ‐ 3

DC ‐ 4 COE ‐ 4

DC ‐ 5 COE ‐ 5

DC ‐ 6DC ‐ 7DC ‐ 8DC ‐ 9DC ‐ 10Measure #: Starting with 1, number each performance measure.

Measure: An indicator of success toward reaching a goal. This should reflect "how the applicant will evaluate success" from the narrative of an accepted multiyear plan.

Baseline: The starting point of the measure. It is the status quo without the grant award.

Target: The anticipated result of the measure. It is the anticipated new status with the grant award.

Target Date: It is the anticipated date for reaching the target.

Progress toward target (reporting period/cumulative): Leave blank on the initial report. For subsequent reports, record progress made during the reporting period and the progress made fro

current reporting period.Status/Next Steps: Briefly describe specific progress and/or challenges related to the measure.

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Infrastructure projects benefitting the economy or ecological resources, including portinfrastructure.Coastal flood protection and related infrastructure.

Planning assistance.Promotion of tourism in the Gulf Coast Region, including recreational fishing

Promotion of consumption of seafood hravested from the Gulf Coast Region

Instructions for Completing Form

The purpose of this form is to report the status of progress toward reaching priority goals of the eligible Direct Component (DC) activity/Centers of Excellence (COE) discipline (i.e., measurin

tasks). Please focus on a discrete number of priority goals (1‐3) and thecorresponding performance measures (1‐5). Complete boxes shaded in blue.Goal(s): Anticipated result(s). State the priority goal(s) to be achieved with the grant award. Priority goal(s) should clearly identify with the eligible DC activity/COE discipline.

Eligible Activity/Discipline #: For a DC grant, select the DC number from the drop‐down list that corresponds to the DC Eligible Activity associated with that measure. For a (COE)grant, select t

corresponds to the COE Eligible Discipline associated with that measure.

The DC numbers and COE numbers, along with the corresponding Eligible Activities and Disciplines, are listed directly below.

Direct Component (DC) Eligible Activities Centers of Excellence (COE) Eligible Disciplines

Restoration and protection of the natural resources, ecosystems, fisheries, marine and wildlife

habitats, beaches, and coastal wetlands of the Gulf Coast region.

Coastal and deltaic sustainability, restoration and pthat allow citizens to live in a safe and sustainable 

Region.

Mitigation of damage to fish, wildlife, and natural resources. Coastal fisheries and wildlife ecosystem research a

Implementation of a federally approved marine, coastal, or comprehensive conservation

management plan, including fisheries monitoring.

Offshore energy development, including research a

safe development of energy resources in the Gulf o

Workforce development and job creation. Sustainable and resilient growth, economic and co

Improvements to or on State parks located in coastal areas affected by the Deepwater Horizon oil

spill. Comprehensive observation, monitoring, and map