The presentation briefly notes an East Fork Carson Prioritization Project focused on creating a 9‑element watershed-based plan for the upper watershed in California. This planning effort is funded by 250000 from the State Water Board with additional match funding from private foundations, indicating a significant, grant-backed initiative similar in concept to the West Fork work. Although details are limited in the slide, a 9‑element watershed-based plan typically includes pollutant source assessment, management measures, implementation schedules, and monitoring strategies, which often precede concrete restoration, monitoring, and community engagement projects.With funding already secured and the plan under development, the sponsor will likely need technical consulting, modeling, outreach, and eventually design and construction services as recommended projects are identified and sequenced. Vendors can position themselves now around plan development support and future implementation once priority actions are defined.

The East Fork effort is described as a 9‑element watershed-based plan for the upper watershed in California, indicating it is still in the planning phase with subsequent implementation work anticipated.