USDAForestService / USFS-timber-permitting

The focal point for an 18F/TTS project with the United States Forest Service on timber permitting
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As a state or county with a National forest or grasslands within my boundary, I need my jurisdiction's portion of timber sales money routed correctly in a timely fashion . #156

Open MelissaBraxton opened 4 years ago

MelissaBraxton commented 4 years ago

Background Some forests contain more than one proclaimed unit within the administrative boundaries. Depending on what units are within a specific boundary, funds from firewood permits sales need to be routed to different accounts based on in job codes and proclaimed units within them. Job codes are the code that the ASR financial group gets; within the code, is info on where and how funds should be dispersed to states and counties. Not all counties get the money through this fund--this only applies to counties that have chosen this method. Another complication is the rolling average fund tends to run out, whereas the direct receipt approach gets counties the money they need faster and the finding may be more consistent.

Some forests may not offer the firewood harvesting program in every district. This has design implications for the forest selection component and possibly the forest info page. Users may need to downselect to a specific district within the forest they choose.

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MelissaBraxton commented 3 years ago

@aQuib and @carlsonem - Heads up that Beth and I revised this one quite a bit based on what she learned in a recent meeting with FPFS folks about proclaimed units. This may need to be reestimated, and we may think about breaking it down since it may be more than can be done in one sprint.