FY14 performance monitoring results are available for ten SEMP objectives:

• Objective 1-1: Maneuver Damage Control
• Objective 1-2: Land Rehabilitation and Maintenance (includes a 5-year analysis of current to “undisturbed” erosion rates, changes in land cover, and changes in watershed erosion rates)
• Objective 2-1: Red-cockaded Woodpecker Population Recovery
• Objective 2-2: Longleaf Pine Forest Management
• Objective 2-4: Bog Management
• Objective 4-1: Hunting and Other Recreational Opportunities
• Objective 3-1: Integration of Master Planning, Engineering and Environmental Concerns
• Objective 4-2: Quality of Life for Installation Neighbors: Noise, Wildfires and Road Conditions
• Objective 5-1: Joint Monitoring
• Objective 5-2: Joint Reporting, Evaluation and Adaptive Management

Overall performance results for Objectives 1-1, 1-2, 2-1, 2-4, 4-1, 5-1 and 5-2 were Green (positive/on track). The overall performance result for Objective 3-1 was Amber (caution/improvement needed), and the result for Objective 2-2 was Red (negative/off track). The FY 2014 Performance Results Summary Table provides an average performance score for each objective. More detailed performance results for the ten SEMP objectives listed above are available here. From a total of 75 metrics with performance criteria, in FY 2014, 69% (52) of quarterly/annual performance results were classified as Green; 13% (10) of results were Amber; and 19% (14) of results were Red. An additional 26 quarterly and annual measures do not have performance criteria but provide quantitative monitoring results to the Oversight Committee.

For each Red performance result, the SEMP Oversight Committee must make a determination as to whether or not a root cause analysis (RCA) will be conducted to identify the underlying causes for the Red results. For the previous fiscal year, there were 12 monitoring tasks with Red performance results and 2 that were selected by the Oversight Committee for completion of an RCA. Both of the RCAs selected by the Oversight Committee were completed during FY14.