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DRAFT 10/4/12 Additional language regarding public participation was inserted on 2/18/13 and corrected program dates were inserted on 2/26/13 Activity 5.3.1: Complete the assessment determining the presence, location and density of exotic and invasive animals. [2013‐2022] Objective 5.4 [Core]: Implement control measures on all exotic invasive/nuisance animal species. [2013‐2022] Activity 5.4.1: Monitor the Greenway for presence of exotic invasive and nuisance animal species. [2013‐2022] Activity 5.4.2: Continue to consult Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission for the recommended management, including removal, of any exotic invasive/nuisance animal species found on the Greenway. [2013‐2022] Activity 5.4.3: Maintain the annual number of exotic and nuisance animal species and control methods implemented. [2013‐2022] Activity 5.4.4: Meet with adjacent and nearby neighborhood associations to educate residents of existing County policies and regulations addressing domesticated pets on the Greenway. [2013‐2022] Capital Facilities and Infrastructure Goal 6: Maintain the Greenway for passive/resource‐based recreation with multi‐use trails and scenic and historical vistas while providing public access and amenities and protecting cultural and natural resources. Objective 6.1 [Core]: Maintain three existing facilities, zero (0) miles of existing roads, and 16 miles of existing multi‐use trails. 8 [2013‐2022] Activity 6.1.1: Monitor and maintain all facilities for visitor and environmental impacts. [2013‐ 2022] Activity 6.1.2: Maintain site security and provide enforcement of all existing applicable ordinances and policies addressing County parks and greenways and all activities thereupon. [2013‐2022] Activity 6.1.3: Conduct a trail assessment to determine best use and layout of existing and potential new trails. [2013‐2022] Activity 6.1.4: Develop design, access, construction, and maintenance criteria for existing and new maintained trails. [2014‐2016] Objective 6.2 [Core]: Construct zero (0) new facilities, zero (0) miles of new roads, and one half‐mile (0.5) of new trails. [2013‐2022] Activity 6.2.1: Connect the Goose Creek Conservation Area to the Greenway via an improved multi‐use trail to the County’s Observation Pointe greenspace land acquisition. Activity 6.2.2: Based on the results of the trail assessment required by Activity 6.1.3, additional trails may be considered for construction. 8 For the purposes of this Management Plan, a trailhead with amenities such as water sources, restrooms, parking , or other features will be treated as one facility. 23
DRAFT 10/4/12 Additional language regarding public participation was inserted on 2/18/13 and corrected program dates were inserted on 2/26/13 Objective 6.3 [Core]: Improve or repair two (2) existing facilities, zero (0) miles of existing roads, and 16 miles of existing trails. [2013‐2022] Activity 6.3.1: Improve or repair the Pedrick trailhead and the Greenway maintenance yard. [2013‐2022] Activity 6.3.2: Improve or repair the maintained multi‐use trail system based on trail assessment. [2013‐2022] Activity 6.3.3: Install location, directional, and mileage markers and other identifying signage on all trails where not currently present. [2013‐2022] Cultural and Historical Resources Goal 7: Preserve and protect all archaeological, cultural, and historic sites/resources. Objective 7.1 [Core]: Ensure that all known archeological and historical sites/resources are recorded with the Florida Division of Historical Resources (DHR), Florida Master Site File (FMSF). Activity 7.1.1: There are no known, unrecorded sites. In the future, if sites/resources are identified they will be recorded [2013‐2022] Objective 7.2 [Core]: Monitor 14 known, previously recorded sites and send updates to FMSF as needed. [2013‐2022] Activity 7.2.1: Ensure that trail manager has participated in the Archaeological Resources Monitoring (ARM) Training for state land managers. [2012‐2014] Activity 7.2.2: Develop and implement a monitoring program for known sites/resources. [2013‐ 2022] Objective 7.3 [Core]: Bring zero (0) sites into good condition. [2013‐2022] Activity 7.3.1: Resources are in situ and considered in “good condition.” There is no evidence of unauthorized group disturbing activities. Management does not propose excavations. [2013‐2022] Imperiled Species 9 Habitat Maintenance, Enhancement, Restoration or Population Restoration Goal 8: To maintain, improve or restore imperiled species population and habitats. . Objective 8.1 [Core]: Maintain existing baseline imperiled species occurrence inventory list. [2013‐2022] 9 For the purposes of this Management Plan, the term “Imperiled Species” refers to plant and animal species that are designated as Endangered, Threatened, or a Species of Special Concern by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, or that are designated as Endangered or Threatened by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. This designation is also commonly known as “listed species.” 24
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