Lake Panasoffkee SWIM Plan - Southwest Florida Water ...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />
TABLE OF CONTENTS ...................................................<br />
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .............................................. ES- 1<br />
INTRODUCTION ........................................................ 1<br />
TheSWlMAct ..................................................... 1<br />
<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Panasoffkee</strong> Swim <strong>Plan</strong> Evolution ................................. 1<br />
<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Panasoffkee</strong> Restoration Council ............................. 2<br />
LAKE PANASOFFKEE MANAGEMENT ISSUES .......................... 3<br />
Fisheries Habitat Improvement ................................... 3<br />
Shoreline Restoration .......................................... 3<br />
Navigation ................................................... 3<br />
Pollutant Load Reduction Goal ................................... 4<br />
LAKE PANASOFFKEE <strong>SWIM</strong> PLAN GOALS ............................. 5<br />
MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES .............................................. 5<br />
Management for Fisheries Habitat. Shoreline Improvement and Navigation ...... 6<br />
Management for Maintenance of Aquatic <strong>Plan</strong>t Coverage ................... 7<br />
Management of Existing <strong>Water</strong> Quality .................................. 7<br />
Management of Fisheries and Evaluation of Restoration on Fish Populations .... 7<br />
Fish Foodsurvey ............................................. 7<br />
Fish community Survey ........................................ 8<br />
Linkage to Other <strong>Water</strong> Resource Management Activities ................... 8<br />
Internal Linkages .............................................. 8<br />
External Linkages ............................................ 11<br />
PRIORITY PROJECTS ................................................... 13<br />
Step One . Coleman Landing Pilot Project .............................. 13<br />
Step Two . Dredge to Hard Bottom from the %-foot Contour ................ 14<br />
Step Three . East Side Emergent Removal . Tied to the 35-foot Contour ....... 15<br />
StepFour-Canals ................................................. 16<br />
Step Five . Woody/ Shrubby Vegetation Encroachment .................... 17<br />
Step Six . Dredging from 34-foot Contour ............................... 18<br />
Bathymetric Mapping ............................................... 19<br />
VegetativeMapping ................................................ 19<br />
Acquisition of Spoil Disposal and Containment Areas ...................... 20<br />
Fish Food Survey .................................................. 21<br />
Fish Community Survey ............................................. 21<br />
<strong>Water</strong> and Sediment Quality Monitoring ................................ 22<br />
APPENDIX A . Background Information and Technical Assessments ............ A . 1<br />
Background Information ........................................... A - 1<br />
Land Use ...................................................... A-2<br />
FisheriesData .................................................. A-3<br />
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