CRMP HANDBOOK 

Many groups ask what they can do to build a strong Coordinated Resource Management and Planning process. The Technical Advisory Council have listed key elements for CRMPs which help solidify the process. Not all groups include all of the elements, nor are they all required for a CRMP to achieve success. However, history has shown that it is worth the time for each group to examine how they might work each applicable element into their plan for a stronger, more successful project.

• Participants of the CRMP include two or more actively involved signatories to the CRMP Memorandum of Understanding.
• Participants include representatives of the major stakeholders representing diverse interests, unless the missing entities have chosen to not be involved.
• The project involves multiple resources, multiple purpose management or involves a large number of stakeholders.
• The project is resource-related and works to physically improve California’s natural resources.
• There is written documentation of issues, objectives and participants.

California Coordinated Resource Management & Planning Council

contact: 916-447-7237, staff@carcd.org

site location: www.crmp.org/download/hb/apend-f2.html