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SMU 38ASHORELINESTABILIZATION (8B)SMU 82A9B3A1Remediation Area B(Medium Energy)5A6A12A9B5AWastebeds 1-83AArea covered by Onondaga LakeRemedial Design Elements forHabitat RestorationAquatic Plants(From Onondaga County Departmentof Water Environment Protection, 2008)NYSDEC ApprovedWetland BoundariesSediment ManagementUnit (SMU) BoundaryRemediation Area Boundary(Parsons, 2009)Tributary to be remediatedby Honeywell300 150 0 300Feet .SMU 3FIGURE (Medium ES.2Energy)PARSONS301 PLAINFIELD RD, SUITE 350; SYRACUSE, NY 13212Onondaga LakeSyracuse, New YorkHabitat Module Application(Remediation Area B)
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Page 11 and 12: DRAFTOnondaga LakeSyracuse, New Yor
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Page 46 and 47: TABLE 1.1 (Continued)ONONDAGA LAKER
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Page 52 and 53: DRAFTMuskrat are currently present
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DRAFTBelted kingfisher and other bi
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DRAFTAdditional research is being c
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DRAFTOnondaga Creek originates in t
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DRAFTThe East Flume is a water conv
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DRAFTCoontail is a common aquatic p
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DRAFTSpecies Common Name DominanceL
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DRAFTWhite perch is a warm water sp
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DRAFTNorthern Water SnakeMudpuppies
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DRAFTSpotted sandpipers use theedge
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DRAFTNYNHP also lists troublesome s
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DRAFTA variety of other factors can
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TABLE 2.1 (CONTINUED)CHANGES TO LEV
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ONONDAGA LAKEREMEDIAL DESIGN ELEMEN
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Open WaterSeneca RiverDeveloped, Op
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SYW-10AOnondaga Lake§¨¦ 690Waste
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DRAFTRestored wetland at the LCP si
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DRAFTA silt curtain reduces turbidi
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DRAFTCanada geese preen on the shor
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DRAFTRemediationAreaDredge ToCleanu
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DRAFTHarbor Brook begins at a sprin
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DRAFTGeotextiles are permeable fabr
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DRAFTNewly restored shoreline along
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DRAFTWastebeds 1 through 8 are loca
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DRAFTMouth of Ninemile Creek3.3.4 G
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DRAFTThe Wastebed B/Harbor Brook IR
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HoneywellONONDAGA LAKEREMEDIAL DESI
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Note: These areas will be modifieda
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§¨¦ 690 SMU 5BR-4Remediation Are
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SMU 2Existing WBB/HB Acreages Withi
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DRAFTEurasian watermilfoil is an aq
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DRAFTThe American eel is a nativesp
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DRAFTRepresentative FishSpeciesNort
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DRAFTRepresentative AquaticPlant Sp
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DRAFTRepresentative Bird SpeciesMal
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DRAFTOnondaga Lake Monthly Average
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DRAFTvegetation (Module 4); 0.5 to
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DRAFTTapegrass (Vallisneria america
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DRAFTOpen field uplands is one opti
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HoneywellTABLE 4.3SUMMARY OF PHYSIC
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HoneywellTABLE 4.9SUMMARY OF ACREAG
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BRE-22BRE-23CAM-7Lake OutletSMU 5Sa
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SMU 313A2A8A5ARemediation Area B(Me
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SMU 5SYW-113A8A12A3B9BSMU 88BLey Cr
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DRAFTmodules. Based on public input
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DRAFTThe uppermost layer of soil/su
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DRAFTexpected following confirmatio
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DRAFTThis Habitat Plan also covers
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DRAFTassociated with the 10-year st
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DRAFTThe habitat modules are design
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DRAFT5.3.8 Harbor Brook Wetland Com
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DRAFTSince that time, the area cove
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DRAFTPlants such as cattail will be
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DRAFTA more detailed discussion on
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DRAFTcategorized based on grain siz
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5.5.3 Maintenance RequirementsDRAFT
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HoneywellWater Depth(ft)TABLE 5.1SU
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SMU 38ASHORELINESTABILIZATION (8B)2
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5B3B2A1RAC-2SMU 2SMU 1RAD-1Remediat
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2BRemediation Area D(SMU 1)Remediat
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(MeSMU 8SMU 5SMU 4Remediation Area
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East F3-5' Shallower1-3' ShallowerS
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SMU 5SMU 6Ley CreekSYW-12SMU 81-3'
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SMU 3TopsoilSHORELINESTABILIZATION
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RAC-2SMU 2SMU 1RAD-1RemediationArea
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DRAFTSection 6: ReferencesAllen, A.
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DRAFTCrumb, D. et al. (2002) City C
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DRAFTGleason, H. A. and A. Cronquis
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DRAFTMadsen, J. D., R. M. Stewart,
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DRAFTO’Brien & Gere (2001) BERA W
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DRAFTParsons (2009e) Draft Onondaga
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DRAFTStuber, R. J., G. Gebhart, and
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DRAFTWarkentin, K. M. (1992) Effect
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DRAFTAPPENDIX AAMPHIBIANS AND REPTI
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DRAFTAppendix BNew York State Breed
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DRAFTAppendix CMacrophyte Coverage
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OutletLOCATOR90690616160BloodyBrook
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LOCATOROutlet90690SCALE0 0.5Miles61
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DRAFTSuitability of Restoration in
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DRAFTthe representative mammal spec
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DRAFTthose shoreline stabilization
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DRAFTReptiles and Amphibians- The s
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DRAFTSuitability of Restoration in
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DRAFTshallow areas of the lake. The
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DRAFTsuitability will be enhanced i
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DRAFTwould also provide suitable ha
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DRAFTWetland Woody Vegetation(Modul
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DRAFTNortheast Wetland Seed Mix(Mod
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DRAFTShallow Emergent (Persistent)
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DRAFTAquatic Bed(Modules 3 and 4A,
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DRAFTCommon NameTREESRed mapleSugar
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