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ancillary benefits, if the project will include alternative stormwater management techniques (green stormwater infrastructure, low impact development methods or features.); Community Economic Impacts (e.g., two additional points may be earned by other identified ancillary benefits as described below, if one of the following is applicable; Does the project provide a benefit needed for economic development? Will the project enhance economic diversification, business expansion and economic growth? Is the project consistent with the agency plan?); Water quality implications (e.g., will storm-water be managed through basins or wetlands prior to its discharge to the receiving waters?); Vegetation and wildlife habitat implications (e.g., will an existing wildlife corridor be maintained/enhanced, or will new habitat areas be created through the provision of dedicated drainage/open space areas?; Does the design intent include disturbance mitigation elements and landscape restoration techniques that are regional in nature and compatible with existing native Sonoran Desert biomes?); Environmentally sensitive areas (e.g., designated wildlife areas or riparian corridors) to be protected; Multiple-use features, benefits, and contributions such as ground water enhancement (either through groundwater percolation, infiltration or direct recharge), support for alternative forms of transportation such as multi-use trails and bike paths, support for both passive and active recreation opportunities, restoration of riparian and native desert habitats, and other open space uses and activities; Contributions to the visual quality of the environment through preservation or enhancement of the natural character of the landscapes of Harris County and/or enhancement of local community character; Improvement of quality of life indicators such as preservation or enhancement of cultural and historic resources, improved shade and tree canopy/reductions in impervious surfaces, and opportunities for conservation education within the community; H. Level of Partner Participation (12 Points) Proposed cost-share contribution by the submitting agency or other agencies. Harris County Precinct 2 typically requires a fifty-percent cost share contribution from its partners. Preference is given to projects with maximum external agency participation. If the project has an economic development component, the agency and the development beneficiary is expected to contribute a higher level of cost ¯¦ȁ Δ