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Gator Creek (Natural) Forested Wetland Enhancement Area #1 Existing Overflow Swale to Gator Creek Rock Mine Ponds Forested Wetland Restoration Area #1 Flatwoods FWC's Little Gator Creek Tract Historic Rookery Berm with 1-30" CMP Forested Wetland Enhancement Area #4 Restore Wetland Sheet Flow Hydrology Flatwoods Flatwoods Gator Creek (Ditch) FWE #3 Forested Wetland Enhancement Area #2 Flatw Flatwoods Colt Creek State Park Boundary Gator Creek Wetland Floodplain Forested Wetland Enhancement Area #5 Proposed Ditch Blocks, Restore Historic Drainage Pattern West Through Gator Creek Floodplain Wetlands Flatwoods CR 471 1,500 750 0 1,500 Feet Flatwoods Figure F - Withlacoochee Basin, Gator Creek Wetland Floodplain Enhancement 452 3 - 84" Culverts Under Road
471 Non-Forested Wetland Enhancement Area #1 Flatwoods Figure G - Withlacoochee Basin Gator Creek Wetland Tributary Enhancement (West) Upland Restoration #1 Gator Creek Tributary Proposed Ditch Blocks Forested Wetland Enhancement Area #6 Flatwoods Feet 0 550 1,100 2,200 1 2 Forested Wetland Enhancement Area #7 Ditches 4 (Marsh) Upland Enhancement #1 3 Flatwoods Restore Flow Patterns Flatwoods 5 Upland Restoration #2 6 (Marsh) 7 Access Road Culverts Forested Wetland Enhancement Area #8 Upland Enhance. #3 9 Hillsborough Basin 8 Upland Enhance. #4 Withlacoochee Basin Wetland 453 Preservation
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Southwest Florida Water Management
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Upper Coastal Drainage.............
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INTRODUCTION The Florida Department
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An analysis of selected mitigation
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Charlotte Harbor Drainage Project:
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Mitigation: Colt Creek State Park (
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Status: No revisions, permitted Lit
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Project: SR 40 - CR 328 to SW 80th
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FM# 1976791 Mitigation: Peace - Cir
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Mitigation: Curry Creek Regional Mi
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FM#: 2555991 Mitigation: Cockroach
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Mitigation: Mobby Bayou Wilderness
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Mitigation: Anclote Parcel (SW54) S
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Mitigation: Conner Preserve (SW 77)
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Project: SR 200 - US 41 to Marion C
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flexibility to evaluate a mitigatio
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Status: Phase 1 construction-initia
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Status: Preservation - 198 acres To
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Description: Marsh (Salt) Creation
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Project: Ft. DeSoto Park ID#: SW 70
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REGIONAL MITIGATION PLAN BACKGROUND
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F. Brief explanation of why a SWIM
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Bursera simaruba gumbo limbo UPL Ch
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Port Charlotte El Jobean SR 776 - E
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Myakka River Project Limits - Phase
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Hollomans Branch Hollom ans Branch
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Berm Breach, Outfall to Lake Lakesh
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Construction & Planting $1,336,000
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Gateway - Observed Wildlife Species
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Tampa Bay North Scale - 2000 ft. Ho
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North Scale - 2000 ft. Ulmerton Roa
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South Tract (2003) - pre-constructi
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North Tract (2009) - improved tidal
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Gateway was the first restoration p
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Project cost: $650,000 (total) Incl
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FFWCC - Tenoroc Property Boundary P
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FFWCC - Tenoroc Property Boundary O
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CR 54 Loughman US Hwy. 17 17 < To D
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E. Brief explanation of why a mitig
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SW 50 - Terra Ceia Restoration Figu
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Pre-Construction (1999) - wetlands
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Second Phase Construction - 2006-20
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SW 51 - Myakka River State Park Fig
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The eradication of exotic species i
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egeneration of marsh and wet prairi
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Restored Upland Habitat Created For
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cypress-dominated wetland creation
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Construction & Planting $128,000 Ma
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98 Mixed Forested Wetlands Hydrolog
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Spring, 2001 - view of the 1.3 mile
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Summer, 2000 - along with bisecting
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Summer, 2000 - prior to constructio
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C. Brief description of conducted w
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groundwater evaluation for the Cock
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Tampa Bay Hillsborough County ELAPP
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Wetland Creation & Selmon Expresswa
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Wetland Creation & Selmon Expresswa
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Current Post--Construction (2009) -
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impacts and location match the habi
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View of the barge used to hydraulic
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documented in the marsh and adjacen
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the perimeter of the forested wetla
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ATTACHMENT A - Hampton Tract - Exis
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habitat, however it is anticipated
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Green Swamp Wilderness Preserve (We
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Timeframe for implementation: Comme
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Success criteria requirements inclu
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County Line Road Hillsborough Count
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Project cost: $460,000 (total) Desi
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92 600 Gandy Bridge Tampa Bay 587 0
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Tampa Bay 100 50 0 100 Feet Decreas
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During 2003 construction of the nor
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Some fill material removal and the
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only SWIM-sponsored project within
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E. Brief explanation of why a mitig
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469 SR 50 To Clermont > Tarrytown S
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FDOT MITIGATION SITE (Withlacoochee
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and planting activities were conduc
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The SWFWMD discontinued the row cro
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There are five wetlands that had up
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criteria required 90% survivorship
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Property Boundary W15 W1 W6 W5 W4 W
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Wetland 12 (2001) - Pre-constructio
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Wetland 6 (2001) - Pre-construction
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areas were further restored with th
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3. Location map and design drawings
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myrtle (Myrica cerifera) in the hig
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Lakeland ST 33A £¤ 98 GH 570 Polk
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Treatment Marsh Creation & Upland B
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Western Wetland Restoration (2006)
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Center Wetland Restoration (2005) -
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Center Wetland Restoration (2009) -
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Eastern Wetland Restoration (2006)
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Wildlife - substantial populations
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ATTACHMENTS 1. Description of pre-p
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Tampa Bay TECO Power Plant 672 672
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Dunes Project Boundary Inter-ti dal
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Current Post-Construction Condition
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the dense, high quality mangrove co
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Proposed timeframe for implementati
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0.25 0.125 0 0.25 Miles Pinellas Ba
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Ft. DeSoto Park - Historic Conditio
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Bridge Construction & Channel Dredg
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Ft. DeSoto Park Ecosystem Restorati
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part of the Preserve. Prior to enha
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Attachment A - Site Conditions and
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St. Petersburg 19 Lake Maggiore Big
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MITIGATION PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION E
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Project Site 4 - This remnant tram
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Pre-Construction - Site 4 (2005) -
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Pre-Construction - Site 8 (2005) -
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C. Brief description of conducted w
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activities will continue to be cond
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Tidal Lagoon, Salt-Marsh, Saltern &
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During Construction (2005) - view f
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Current Conditions (2009) - view fr
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Other common species include smartw
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Attachment A - Existing and Propose
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of hardwoods and myrtles within the
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ATTACHMENTS 1. Description of exist
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SR 52 Property Boundary (Yellow) Fo
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Table of Contents INTRODUCTION.....
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Figure 1. Conner Preserve Location
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Florida Department of Transportatio
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Pine flatwoods - The intact pine fl
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Gopher tortoises (Gopherus polyphem
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y trees and shrubs, such as willows
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Figure 4 (Cont.). Conner Preserve L
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RESTORATION PLAN Restoration Method
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Site 2 Consists of 50-acres located
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elevations, which once supported pi
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Figure 11. Starkey Wilderness Park.
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Proposed Upland Enhancement Upland
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TIMELINE AND BUDGET This project wi
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Table 3. Projected Project Costs. M
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Norby, Monica Manton. Weed-beating
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Table B. Conner Preserve FDOT Mitig
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APPENDIX C - SEED DONOR SITE PREPAR
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Photograph 3 Photograph 4 346
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coverage of Brazilian pepper, cabba
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3. Location map and design drawings
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species include cabbage palm, salt-
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Tampa Bay Drainage Basin BAHIA BEAC
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Tampa Bay Drainage Basin BAHIA BEAC
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FDOT MITIGATION (Tampa Bay Drainage
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Cost for FDOT Mitigation credits th
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Proposed Habitat Conditions A combi
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0 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 Miles 681 SW
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D. Brief explanation of how t his w
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dominant tree cover includes live o
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associated with county roadway faci
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^ To Parrish 301 < To Ellenton - US
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Upper Manatee River Road - Proposed
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wildlife habitat conditions and cor
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4. Schedule for work implementation
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Page 420 and 421: REGIONAL MITIGATION PLAN BACKGROUND
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estored wetland hydroperiod has lea
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B. Brief description of current con
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impacts areas are low-quality habit
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77 77 54 54 Keystone Road Brooker C
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Brooker Creek Buffer Preserve Bound
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The majority of the upland acreage
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The interior of the forested wetlan
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Proposed timeframe for implementati
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FDOT MITIGATION SITE (Upper Coastal
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View of the spring surrounded by mi
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duration of surface water inundatio
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ATTACHMENTS 1. Description of exist
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County Road 484 SW 92 - Halpata Tas
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Cypress Pine Flatwood Uplands Uplan
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The wetland floodplain grade elevat
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Portions of the access road berm wi
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to participate in this program shal
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pursuant to 33 U.S.C. s. 1344 are m
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APPENDIX C: FDOT WETLAND IMPACT INV
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