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APPENDIX B:<br />

I.A. Natural Communities<br />

� Plan does not use FNAI designations.<br />

� Considering only habitats in natural communities. This does not include the planted pines. The<br />

new FFWCC 10-13-09 species management strategy report will be addressed. Recommend stream<br />

condition index on Huckleberry and Little Huckleberry Creeks.<br />

I.B. Listed Species<br />

� Mainly addressed in Box-R species management strategy, October 13, 2009 include in future plan<br />

revision.<br />

� The plan calls out general habitat management but is silent on species specific activity to protect<br />

and preserve those species.<br />

� No species listed here because no single-species management. All management is natural<br />

community management.<br />

I.C. Natural Resources Survey<br />

� Encourage more specific language in management plan to incorporate 1-3.<br />

II.A.B. Cultural Resources<br />

� Active restoration on buildings on site has been done.<br />

� Outstanding inventory and preservation. Also performing restoration <strong>of</strong> impacted buildings.<br />

III.A. Resource Management<br />

� Looks good.<br />

III.B. Restoration<br />

� Significant habitat restoration is called out in plan and is strongly pursued in the field.<br />

Recommend site managers provide statements <strong>of</strong> acres <strong>of</strong> pine plantation total. Then show number<br />

<strong>of</strong> acres conducted to natural communities and next land lease review.<br />

III.E. Non-Native, Invasive & Problem Species<br />

� Working on decreasing hog population.<br />

� Recommend specific language on prevention.<br />

III.F. Hydrologic/Geologic Function<br />

� Reducing beds in former pine plantation. Ground water tested at purchase. City <strong>of</strong> Apalachicola<br />

does the surface water monitoring.<br />

� Recommend incorporating any new plans.<br />

IV. Public Access & Education<br />

� Boat access at county boat ramp.<br />

V. Infrastructure/Management Resources<br />

� Two full time staff positions.<br />

� Additional personnel would improve the time frame to restore natural communities.<br />

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