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DRAFTList of AcronymsAMPASLFBAFBSQVCERCLACSODNAPLDSAEE/CAESDFEMAFSHRFSIBAILWDIRMLCPMNRNAPLNPLNWINYSDECNYSDOHOCDWEPOEIOLMCOLPOM&MAmbient Monitoring ProgramAtlantic States Legal Foundationbiological aerated filter systembioaccumulation-based sediment valueComprehensive Environmental Response,Compensation, and Liability Actcombined sewer overflowdense non-aqueous phase liquidDredge Spoils AreaEngineering Evaluation/Cost Analysisexplanation of significant differencesFederal Emergency Management Associationfeasibility studyhigh rate flocculated settling systemImportant Bird Areain-lake waste depositInterim Remedial MeasureLinden Chemical and Plasticsmonitored natural recoverynon-aqueous phase liquidNational Priorities ListNational Wetlands InventoryNew York State Department of EnvironmentalConservationNew York State Department of HealthOnondaga County Department of Water EnvironmentalProtectionOnondaga Environmental InstituteOnondaga Lake Management ConferenceOnondaga Lake Partnershipoperations, maintenance & monitoringPARSONS | Remedial Design Elements for Habitat Restoration 6
DRAFTList of Acronyms (cont.)RODSMUSOWSUNY ESFTESTWGUSACEUSCSUSSCSUSEPAUSFWSUSGSYOYRecord of Decisionsediment management unitstatement of workState University of New York College of EnvironmentalScience and ForestryTerrestrial Environmental SpecialistsTechnical Work GroupUnited States Army Corps of EngineersUnified Soil Classification SystemUnited States Soil Conservation ServiceUnited States Environmental Protection AgencyUnited States Fish and Wildlife ServiceUnited States Geologic Surveyyoung-of-yearPARSONS | Remedial Design Elements for Habitat Restoration 7
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Page 4 and 5: DRAFTTable of Contents (cont.)Secti
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Page 11 and 12: DRAFTOnondaga LakeSyracuse, New Yor
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Page 15 and 16: DRAFTHABITATMODULEUsing this method
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Page 45 and 46: TABLE 1.1ONONDAGA LAKEREMEDIAL DESI
Page 47: Lake OutletSawmill CreekLakelandNin
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Page 53 and 54: DRAFTTransient cold waterfish, such
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DRAFTOnondaga Lake Parkway is a pop
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DRAFTfacilities remove floating deb
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DRAFT(NAVD 1988). NAVD 1988 is the
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DRAFTwaste in Remediation Area B an
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DRAFTLake sturgeon currently exist
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DRAFT1978, USFWS, 2009). The water
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DRAFTLey Creek and adjacent Wetland
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DRAFTSYW-10 is forested wetland loc
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DRAFTWastebeds 1-8 site located adj
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DRAFTWhite oak foliageforested area
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DRAFTinvestigation in 1998 and 2000
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DRAFTHarbor Brook flows into Ononda
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DRAFTTributary 5A flows into Ononda
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DRAFTof flower parts precluded defi
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DRAFTMonitoring Data Assessment Rep
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DRAFTSmallmouth Bass is a popular g
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DRAFTRed-winged blackbirds live on
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DRAFTas beaver (Castor canandensis)
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DRAFTBald eagles have become common
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ONONDAGA LAKEREMEDIAL DESIGN ELEMEN
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HoneywellTABLE 2.2ONONDAGA LAKE ELE
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Original Shoreline of Onondaga Lake
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PUBFxPSS1A PSS1APFO1APFO1EPFO1ER2UB
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Remediation Area FLiverpoolMarinaSM
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DRAFTHydraulic dredging operationsu
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DRAFTparticular construction activi
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DRAFTImpacted wetlands will be rest
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DRAFTRemediation Area D - Addendum
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DRAFTlake activities. The remaining
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the presence of plants living in th
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DRAFTShort-term effects will includ
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DRAFTthat contain exposed Solvay wa
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DRAFTExpected Effects of Remedial A
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HoneywellONONDAGA LAKEREMEDIAL DESI
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Remediation Area CSMU 8Remediation
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BR-7SYW-6Remediation Area FRemediat
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Proposed WBB/HB Acreages WithinHabi
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DRAFTWetland HabitatTypesFloating a
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DRAFTGuildsA guild is a collectiono
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DRAFTbrown trout is considered repr
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DRAFTRepresentativeBenthic Macro-In
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4.5 Habitat Module DevelopmentDRAFT
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DRAFT• Remediation Areas B, C, an
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DRAFTThe ring-neck duck is a type o
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DRAFTvarious other young-of-year fi
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4.7 Existing Conditions Illustrated
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HoneywellTABLE 4.2bPHENOLOGY INFORM
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HoneywellTABLE 4.4SUMMARY OF PHYSIC
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HoneywellTABLE 4.9 (Continued)SUMMA
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SMU 8RAA-1RAA-20.1 Ac.12ARemediatio
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Remediation Area C(Medium Energy)SM
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DRAFTSection 5: Preliminary Designs
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DRAFTremedies have not been establi
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DRAFTherbaceous species typically h
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DRAFTThe mouth of Ninemile Creek an
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DRAFTThis exposed Solvay Waste alon
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DRAFTThe low-lying portion of the s
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DRAFTRemediation Area E (SMU 6 and
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DRAFT(Figures 5.18 and 5.19). The r
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DRAFTwould then be incorporated int
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DRAFTRemediation Area A is one of t
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DRAFTCommon Goldeneye is a species
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DRAFTThe monitoring program will be
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DRAFTOnondaga Lake• substrate com
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HoneywellTABLE 5.2ONONDAGA LAKEREME
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SMU 8Remediation Area A(Low Energy)
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W3B5B2A8ADitch A5B3B2ASMU 3SMU 21RA
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SMU 5SMU 6Ley CreekSMU 8SYW-12Remed
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Mound for WaterfowlNestingBraided C
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owerSMU 8Remediation Area B1-3' Sha
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8RemediationArea CSMU 8Remediation
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SMU 8Remediation Area A(Low Energy)
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WFineGravelTopsoilDitch ASMU 3SMU 2
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SMU 5SMU 6Ley CreekSMU 8SYW-12Remed
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DRAFTBeauchamp, W.W. (1908) Past an
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DRAFTEffler, Steven W., S.M O’Don
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DRAFTKappel, W.M. and W.S. McPherso
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DRAFTNYFA. (2005) New York Flora As
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DRAFTOCDWEP (2004) Ambient Monitori
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DRAFTScott, W.B., and E.J. Crossman
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DRAFTUSEPA (2008) Wetland Restorati
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DRAFTAppendix AAmphibians and Repti
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DRAFTTURTLESStandard English Name (
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OutletLOCATOR90690616160BloodyBrook
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LOCATOROutlet906905616160BloodyBroo
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DRAFTAppendix DSuitability of Resto
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DRAFTsubcordatum), and water smartw
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DRAFTsoft substrate (Module 6A), wh
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DRAFTBirds - Suitable habitat condi
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DRAFTwith slightly larger substrate
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DRAFTlikely create places for finer
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DRAFTSuitability of Restoration in
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DRAFTrepresentative fish species, s
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DRAFTAppendix EMaster List of Plant
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DRAFTWetland Woody Vegetation(Modul
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DRAFTNortheast Wetland Seed Mix(Mod
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DRAFTDeep Emergent (Nonpersistent)
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DRAFTSalt Marsh(Module 6A, Water 1
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DRAFTCommon NameBig bluestemPartrid
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