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5B3B2A1RemediationArea DAddendumThe bathymetric contour lines in Remediation Area Dare closely spaced and may appear as bold blue lines.Note that they follow standard mapping guidelines anddo not cross one another.Remediation Area D(Medium Energy)SMU 2SMU 1112A6BEast Flume8B9B3B2ASMU 6SMU 7Wastebed B6A2B3BSMU 1SMU 7Phragmites control channel (Module 4A)extends along entire length of wall3B5B5B8B6BHarbor Brook6AArea 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 HoneywellWillis/Semet IRM Barrier WallHarbor Brook300 150 0 300FeetFIGURE ES.4.Onondaga LakeSyracuse, New YorkWest Wall Portion of the Wastebed B/Harbor Brook IRMApproximate Location ofEast Wall Portion of the Wastebed B/Harbor Brook IRMExtent of ILWD in Littoral ZoneHabitat Module Application(Remediation Area D)PARSONS301 PLAINFIELD RD, SUITE 350; SYRACUSE, NY 13212
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Page 46 and 47: TABLE 1.1 (Continued)ONONDAGA LAKER
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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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PARSONS301 Plainfield RoadSuite 350
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