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Jnly 14,1999 Phase II: Planning and Development 11 Phase II consists of first identifying other similar WIMP programs in the U.S. and reviewing the educational plans and materials used Depending on appropriateness of other materials, either adopt existing resources or develop educational modules for the target audiences in Orange County. Several modules are necessary because there are several different interested parties in the WIMP and each plays a separate but important role in the success of the WT1V1P, Phase II Purpose: The purpose of phase two is to establish mechanisms to reach all interested target audiences and clearly define their role in WIMP. The development of educational modules will: • Provide consistency across all educational sessions; • Increase knowledge about WIMP and. develop skills in maintenance; and • Establish a working network to support WIMP and system referrals among training session participants. 'The training modules will contain core educational pieces but will be adapted to fit the audience (e.g. homeowners, installers etc.) needs. Training modules are needed for the following audiences: • Business (real estate, banks etc,); • Homeowners (volume 1 and volume 2); • Septic Tank Installers; ~1~~ • Community Wastewater System Operators; .and • Governing and Regulatory/Advisory Boards, Modules should include (in varying detail): i. Introduction (purpose, goals of WIMP, learning objectives) ii. Overviewof county policies and WIMP fees, incentives iii. Explanation of alternative systems conventional systems iv. Generally recommended schedule of checks .and pumping v. Referral list of resources (including `~rufeaed" list) vi. Sample farms vii. Sample homeowner tip sheet (e.g. maintenance, "do's and don'ts' viii. Expected outcomes ix. Measures of evaluation