HomeMy WebLinkAboutBPMC Semi-annual Status Report - Jan2016 -June 2016BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK
PROJECT SITE
St. Lucie County, Florida
FDEP Permit #0175246-001
Semi-annual Status Report
In Support of Specific Condition #29
January through June, 2016
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Prepared for:
Glenn Henderson, Interim Director
St. Lucie County Mosquito Control District
3150 Will Fee Road
Ft. Pierce, FL 34982
(772)462-1692
FAX (772) 462-1565
Prepared by:
Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants, Inc.
9512 S. E. Duncan Street
Hobe Sound, Florida 33455
(772) 545-3676
E-mail: bobhsenv@gmail.com
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section
Description
Page
4.00
INTRODUCTION ...............................................
1
2.00
AUTHORIZATION ..............................................
1
3.00
SUBMITTALS/CORRESPONDENCE/MEETINGS...................
2
4.00
INSPECTION/MONITORING....................................
3
5.00
ACTIVITIES ...................................................
4
6.00
MAPS/FIGURES.........................................
4
7.00
DATA/LEDGERS..........................................
4
8.0
PHOTOS & ASSESSMENT .......................................
5
9.0
COMPLIANCE & PLANNING ....................................
6
10.0
CERTIFICATION ..........................................
7
LIST OF EXHIBITS
Exhibit
Description
Page
A
Authorizations...................................................
A
B
Synopsis of Monthly Wildlife Reports ................................
B
C
Water Quality Graphs .............................................
C
D
Exotic Vegetation Management ......................................
D
E
Activities and Costs ...............................................
E
F
Water Level Graphs ...............................................
F
G
Rainfall Graphs ..................................................
G
HMaps
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H
I
Site Photographs .................................................
I
NOTE: This Report, together with the concepts and design presented herein, as an instrument of service, is intended only for the specific purpose and
Client for which it was prepared. Reuse of and improper reliance on this Report without written authorization and adaptation by Hobe Sound
Environmental Consultants, Inc. shall be without liability to Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants, Inc.
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BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK
FDEP PERMIT # 0175246-001
STATUS REPORT IN SUPPORT OF SPECIFIC CONDITION #26
15 AUGUST 2016
Submitted by Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants, Inc.
On behalf of. St. Lucie County
c/o Glenn Henderson, Director
St. Lucie County Mosquito Control District — Permittee
1.0 Introduction
Bear Point Mitigation Bank (BPMB) was originally permitted on 17 November 2003 and
a perpetual modification was issued on 29 January 2010. The BPMB was determined to
be in compliance with its original permitted conditions, including the installation of 24
culverts, five years of monitoring, establishment of a financial assurance reserve account,
a credit assessment, and acceptance of a Long Term Management Plan. Water quality
data, water level data and wildlife usage will continue to be monitored in perpetuity and
results included in the semi-annual status reports.
2.0 Authorizations
Please refer to Exhibit A for authorized signatures, as required. The permittee for
BPMB is:
St. Lucie County
c/o Mr. Glenn Henderson, Director
St. Lucie County Mosquito Control District
3150 Will Fee Road
Ft. Pierce, FL. 34982
Authorized representative:
Mr. Glenn Henderson, Director
Phone:
772 462-2818
Fax:
772 462-1565
E-mail:
Hendersong(c�,stlucieco.org
The authorized agent is:
Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants, Inc.
9512 SE Duncan Street
Hobe Sound, FL. 33455
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Authorized representative:
Freda R. Posin, Senior Project Manager
Phone: 772 545-3676
E-mail: fredahsenv(agmail.com
The approved QMS is:
Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants, Inc.
9512 SE Duncan Street
Hobe Sound, FL. 33455
Authorized representative:
Freda R. Posin, Senior Project Manager
Phone: 772 545-3676
E-mail: fredahsenv(a,)gmail.com
3.0 Submittals/Correspondence/Meetings
4 January 2016 - Bi-annual cost estimate was issued by Kimley-Horn and Associates,
Inc.
14 January 2016 - The yearly appraisal report was received and can be found in Exhibit
B.
17 January 2016 - QMS sent email to SLCMCD noting that the north staff gauge was
broken and knocked over and requesting that it be replaced.
29 January 2016— Submitted the January 2016 Semi -Annual Status Report to FDEP.
4 February 2016 - Letter sent to FDEP (Matt Wilson) re Bear Point Perpetual
Maintenance reserve account balance of $663,065.94 to date.
8 February 2016 - Received e-mail form FDEP (Matt Wilson) inquiring as to the
arrangements that had been made with Craig Chown to resell BPMB credits.
8 February 2016 - Received minutes from quarterly meeting
9 February 2016 - Sent FDEP (Matt Wilson) a letter from Mr. Wilcox stating that Mr.
Chown had, in fact, purchased the remaining BPMB credits from him as an investment
for future re -sale.
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10 February 2016 - Received e-mail from SLC Counsel (Heather Young) inquiring as to
whether the Bank sold seagrass credits. There was a discussion with Glenn Henderson
and Freda Posin as to the possibility of receiving some credits, as this had been
previously discussed.
17 February 20016 - Received copy of PO issued on 2-12-16 for new vendor for exotic
removal at Bank.
22 March 2016 - Received notice from FDEP of approval of a ledger withdrawal of 0.10
credits for permit #175246-001 (modification -028), St. Lucie County.
24 March 2016 - BPMB requested counsel to prepare a reservation agreement for 0.10
dual credits for the Winter project, FDEP file No 56-0137745-003.
29 March 2016 - Reservation agreement sent to consultant for signature and payment.
16 April 2016 - Received confirmation from Southeast Soil and Environmental Services
that they had completed the exotic removal iteration for April.
15 June 2016 - New scope of work for fiscal year beginning 1 October 20016 requested
by SLCMCD from HSE.
22 June 2016 - Proposal submitted by HSE to SLCMCD for fiscal year 2016/2017.
4.0 Inspection/Monitoring
Monthly inspections for wildlife usage, security issues, construction conditions, exotic
vegetation, water levels, and trash pick-up were conducted and the results tabulated. The
January through June 2016 inspections and reports were completed by Nicolette
D'Agostino. A synopsis of the monthly inspections (January - June 2016) can be found
in Exhibit B.
Biologists observed and recorded all wildlife utilization. Wildlife utilization was
determined by sighting, scat, calls, nests, burrows, tracks, etc. Current conditions within
the mitigation bank are conducive to the life cycle productivity for various wildlife
species. Species composition within the BPMB is indicative of a healthy, productive
system and observed fauna indicates a diverse and abundant wildlife usage within the
bank. The vegetation within the BPMB appears healthy, with no outward signs of
disease or insect infestation. Natural recruitment of desirable native vegetation is evident
throughout the area. Exotic and invasive species are being treated and maintained on a
regular basis not to exceed the 1% cover per acre in accordance with the Long Term
Management Plan, Attachment D of FDEP Permit modification Number: 0175246-014.
Exotic vegetation was minimal during this six month period.
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Inspections of docks, culverts, levee, trash receptacles, gates and signage were performed
and status recorded in the monthly inspection reports. Additional details about the
culverts and levee can be found in Exhibit B.
Condition of submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) at the culverts is also observed
monthly and noted only in case of deterioration. It is natural for SAV to move around
and disappear from one area and re -appear in another. Currently, SAV appears healthy.
5.0 Activities
Activities that occurred from January 2016 through June 2016 include:
Monthly water quality testing, including DO, temperature, salinity, pH and Eh data
collection. Dates of collection were 11 January, 18 February, 23 March, 8 April, 10
May and 14 June 2016. Water quality graphs can be found as Exhibit C.
Semi-annual exotic vegetation management occurred on 1, 2 and 15 April 2016. (Exhibit
D).
Weekly general dike maintenance continues, which includes trash pick-up and mowing,
as necessary (Exhibit B).
Water level data was collected every 15 minutes (Exhibit F) and rainfall was collected
daily (Exhibit G).
Monthly monitoring for wildlife and general inspection continue (Exhibit B).
Please refer to Exhibit E for BPMB maintenance and monitoring activities and costs for
January through June 2016.
6.0 Maps/Figures
Figure 1 of 2 depicts the Bank itself and the locations for data collection, including water
level and water quality data, as well as areas that were maintained. Figure 2 of 2 is the
2015 aerial photograph of the Bank. All figures can be found in Exhibit H.
7.0 Data/Ledgers
Water level, rainfall & water quality
Water level data from outside (WL 4 & 5) and inside (WL 1 & 3) the impoundment areas
are well correlated and follow daily tidal regimes while culverts were open from January
through April 2016. A difference in water level is evident between outside and inside the
impoundment when the culverts were closed starting in May 2016 and pumping began.
Water levels inside the impoundment remained about the same from May through June.
Water levels are maintained at a higher elevation (+/-2.0 ft.) with little significant
fluctuation compared to the water level outside the impoundment, which is affected daily
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by tidal influence (Success criteria 21b, Permit Modification Number: 0175246-014).
(Exhibit F).
February 2016 experienced the lowest amount of total monthly rainfall (3.03 inches)
while May 2016 experienced the highest amount of monthly rainfall (10.79 inches). The
average monthly rainfall from January 2016 to June 2016 was ±6.26 inches, whereas the
average monthly rainfall in the Ft. Pierce area is ±3.57 inches according to South Florida
Water Management District. The largest amount of rainfall in a 24 hour period occurred
on 17 May 2016 when 5.85 inches were recorded. This period (January to June 2016)
exhibited above average rainfall during all months, especially in May, compared to the
area's average rainfall. (Exhibit G).
Water quality parameters (i.e. water temperature, dissolved oxygen, salinity) from
January to June 2016 were within the success criteria in Permit Modification No.
0175246-014, except for DO. There was a probe malfunction throughout the six months,
so data was extrapolated from an adjacent probe in the Indian River Lagoon. Using this
data, The DO and temperature graphs do correlate, as the higher water temperatures
result in lower DO concentrations. There is an anomaly in WQ3 in February, where the
DO should be higher because the water temperature is lower. However, since the data
was extrapolated, it is difficult to ascertain the reason. Water temperatures stayed below
the maximum of 35 degrees Celsius and DO stayed above the 1.0 PPM minimum for the
sixth month period from January through June 2016. The DO probes have been replaced
and are functioning properly.
Eh levels from January through June were well above criteria of a minimum of 0.1 MV
minimum. The pH levels were also well above the minimum requirement of 6.0
throughout the six-month period. Salinity remained below the 40 ppt maximum. All of
the probes appears to be in good working order at this time. Refer to Exhibit C for
water quality graphs.
Ledger
There were three State credit reservations made, each for 0.10 credit. These purchases
were on 18 March for FPL, 18 April for Tarpon Flats and 19 June for Tony Accerra.
There was also a dual credit (0.10) reserved on 4 April for Larry Winter. None of these
have been deducted from the ledger yet, so the ledger balances remain 37.596 Federal
credits and 43.05 State credits.
8.0 Photos & Assessment
Monthly inspections conducted from January through June 2016 verify that Success
Criteria 24a-e of Permit Modification Number 0175246-014 are being met regarding
security, construction condition, exotic vegetation, water levels, and wildlife. Issues
observed and noted during monthly inspections were addressed immediately following
monthly inspection report submittal. Please refer to Exhibit B. No permit modifications
are anticipated for the upcoming status report period. Continued maintenance of levee,
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pumps and culverts, water level and water quality equipment are expected as needed,
along with exotic and invasive maintenance, treatment and removal. Representative
photographs of Bear Point Mitigation Bank are provided in Exhibit I.
9.0 Compliance & Planning
For the past six months water quality (WQ2 & WQ3 impoundment and WQ9 & WQ10
lagoon - Exhibit C) and water level (WL 1 & WU impoundment and WL4 & WL5
lagoon - Exhibit F) have been recorded and plotted. Water Quality will continue to be
monitored and recorded on a monthly basis as per Permit Modification Number 0175246-
014.
Monthly monitoring of wildlife and inspection of the general condition of the Bank has
continued (Exhibit B).
The semi-annual exotic removal maintenance program along the dike was conducted on
the 16 April 2016 (Exhibit D).
The impoundment was maintained according to Specific Condition # 13 of Permit
Modification #0175246-014. The annual drawdown began 27 June and continues into
December. The following is a list of activities and dates of permitted operating
procedures that occurred during the January through June 2016 time period:
2-5 May
Culvert #3 half open, culvert A, B, 4, & 5 closed, 7 pumps
running, 2 aerators running
6 May
Culvert #3 fully open, Culverts A, B, 4 & 5 closed, 7 pumps
running, 2 aerators running
7 May
Culvert #3 fully open, Culvert A half open, B, 4, & 5 closed, 7
pumps running, 2 aerators running
8-10 May
Culvert #3 fully open, Culvert A half open, B, 4, & 5 closed, 7
pumps running, 6 aerators running
11 May
Culvert #3 fully open, culvert A, B, 4, & 5 closed, 7 pumps
running, 6 aerators running
12-16 May
Culvert #3 half open, Culverts A, B 4, & 5 closed 7 pumps
running, 6 aerators running
17 May
Culverts #3 fully open, Culverts A, B, 4, & 5 closed, 7 pumps
running, 6 aerators running
18-20 May
Culverts #3 & A fully open, Culverts B, 4, & 5 are closed, 7
pumps running, 6 aerators running
21-24 May
Culvert #3 is fully open, Culvert A is half open, B, 4, & 5 are
closed, 7 pumps running, 6 aerators running
25-31 May
Culvert #3 is fully open, Culverts A, B, 4, & 5 closed, 7 pumps
running, 6 aerators running.
1-5 June
Culvert #3 is fully opened, Culvert A is half open, B, 4 & 5 are
closed, 7 pumps running, 6 aerators running
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6-7 June
Culverts #3 & A are fully opened, Culverts B, 4 & 5 are closed, 7
pumps running, 6 aerators running
8-17 June
Culvert #3 is fully opened, Culvert A is half open, B, 4 & 5 are
closed, 7 pumps running, 6 aerators running
18 June
Culvert #3 is fully open, Culverts A, B, 4, & 5 closed, 7 pumps
running, 6 aerators running.
19-22 June
Culverts #3 & A are fully opened, Culverts B, 4 & 5 are closed, 7
pumps running, 6 aerators running
23 June
Culvert #3 is fully opened, Culvert A is half open, B, 4 & 5 are
closed, 7 pumps running, 6 aerators running
24-26 June
Culvert #3 is fully open, Culverts A, B, 4, & 5 closed, 7 pumps
running, 6 aerators running.
27 June
Culverts #3 & A are fully opened, Culverts B, 4 & 5 are closed, 7
pumps running, 6 aerators running. Start of annual drawdown.
28-30 June
Culverts #3, A & B are fully opened, Culverts 4 & 5 are closed, 7
pumps running, 6 aerators running.
Culverts, generators and telemetry equipment continue to be maintained throughout the
Bank on a regular basis. Pumps are removed for maintenance at the end of the
drawdown each year (December) to be cleaned and the bearings replaced. They are then
re -installed in April prior to the drawdown event. Please refer to Exhibit E for yearly
maintenance activities and associated costs.
In the next 6 months, typical site management, including debris removal, monthly
wildlife monitoring, exotic vegetation removal, water level and rainfall data collection
and monthly water quality data collection will continue.
Dike and interior exotic vegetation control and debris collection efforts are ongoing on a
weekly basis.
10.0 Certification
This report represents a true, accurate, and representative description of the
activities and site conditions at the time of this report.
7.2ez R ;�
Freda R. Posin Date: 15 August 2016
Senior Project Manager
Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants, Inc.
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EXHIBIT A:
AUTHORIZATIONS
2.0 Authorizations January 2016
Please refer to Exhibit A for authorized signatures, as required. The permittee for
BPMB is:
St. Lucie County
c/o Mr. Glen Henderson, Interim Director
St. Lucie County Mosquito Control District
3150 Will Fee Road
Ft. Pierce, FL. 34982
Authorized representative:
Mr. Glen Henderson, Interim Director:
Phone:
772 462-2818
Fax:
772 462-1565
E-mail:
lie ndersone'a'stIuciecg.ore
The authorized agent:
Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants, Inc.
9512 SE Duncan Street
Hobe Sound, FL. 33455
Authorized representative:
Freda R, Posin, Senior Project Manager -
Phone: 772 545-3676 V
E-mail: Irzdah,en� `cr''�maiLcom
The approved QMS is:
Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants, Inc.
9512 SE Duncan Street
Hobe Sound, FL. 33455
Authorized representative: '
Freda R. Posin, Senior Project Manager
Phone: 772 545-3676
E-mail: fredahsen%'cr Liiiail.ct)tn
EXHIBIT B:
SYNOPSIS OF MONTHLY INSPECTION SHEETS
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SPECIES OBSERVED AT BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK
FROM JANUARY THROUGH JUNE 2016
BIRDS
Common Name
Scientific Name
Number of Times Observed
Brown pelican
Pelecanus occidentalis
18 - Numerous throughout
Osprey
Pandion heliaetus
29 - Numerous throughout
Little blue heron
Egretta caerulea
8
White ibis
Eudocimus alba
28 - Numerous throughout
Great blue heron
Ardea herodias
12
Tri-colored heron
Egretta tricolor
2
Yellow -romped warbler
Setophaga coronata
5
Great egret
Ardea alba
9
Turkey vulture
Cathartes aura
8
Common yellowthroat
Geothlypis trichas
1
Anhinga
Anhinga anhinga
6
Cattle egret
Bubulcus ibis
3
Belted kingfisher
Megaceryle alcyon
14
Boat -tailed grackle
Quiscalus major
1
Mourning dove
Zenaida macroura
1
Double -crested cormorant
Phalacrocorax auritus
5
Blue -gray gnatcatcher
Polioptila caerulea
4
Palm warbler
Setophaga palmarum
7
Wood stork
Mycteria americana
1
Pied -billed grebe
Podilymbus podiceps
1
Snowy Egret
Egretta thula
2
Eastern Phoebe
Sayornis phoebe
2
Black vulture
I Coragyps atratus
7 - Numerous throughout
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Green heron
Butorides virescens
2
Gray catbird
Dumetella carolinensis
1
Common ground dove
Columbina passerina
6
Laughing gull
Leucophaeus atricilla
1
Killdeer
Charadrius vociferus
2
Swallow-tailed kite
Elanoides forficatus
1
Northern cardinal
Cardinalis cardinalis
2
Prairie warbler
Setophaga discolor
1
Blue -winged teal
Anas discors
2
Fish crow
ICorvus ossifragus
3
MAMMALS
Common Name
Scientific Name
Number of Times Observed
American raccoon
Procyon lotor
Numerous tracks throughout
Florida manatee
Trichechus manatus
latirostris
1
FISH
Common Name
Scientific Name
Number of Times Observed
Finger mullet
Mugil sp.
2
Needlefish
Strongylura sp.
7
Mosquitofish
Gambusia holbrooki
Numerous throughout
Common snook
Centropomus undecimalis
6
Red drum
Sciaenops ocellatus
1
Black (striped) mullet
Mugil cephalus
1 - Numerous throughout
Great barracuda
Sphyraena barracuda
3
Southern puffer
Sphoeroides nephelus
1
Yellow Jack
Caranx bartholomaei
1
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Chain pipefish
Syngnathus louisianae
1
Dwarf sand perch
Diplectrum bivittatum
1
Leatherjacket
Oligoplites saurus
1
Atlantic Tarpon
Megalops atlanticus
1
Spanish grunt
Haemulon macrostomum
1
CRUSTACEANS
Common Name
Scientific Name
Number of Times Observed
Mangrove tree crab
Aratus pisonii
Numerous throughout
Fiddler crab
Uca spp.
Numerous throughout
Giant land crab
Cardisoma guanhumi
Numerous
Blue crab
Callinectes sapidus
7
Barnacles
Numerous
Oysters
Ostreoidea
3
Hermit crab
Paguroidea
5
Horseshoe crab
Limulus polyphemus
3
Florida stone crab
Menippe mercenaria
1
Brown shrimp
Farfantepenaeus aztecus
1
REPTILES
Common Name
Scientific Name
Number of Times Observed
Brown anole
Anolis sagrei
Numerous
Salt marsh snake
Nerodia clarkii
1
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SYNOPSIS OF BANK CONDITIONS
JANUARY THROUGH JUNE 2016
Security: The levees, gates and barriers were in good condition
and functioning properly. However the staff gauge
on the north end and several signs on the interior
culverts have fallen. At SG4 there are a few warped
and splintering boards.
Construction Condition: The pumps were functioning properly. Culverts are
in good condition but several interior culverts were
clogged with branches while tide was outgoing.
Levees are in good condition but north end of levee
is extremely wet and mushy.
Exotic Vegetation: No exotic vegetation was observed along the trail
these past six months.
Water Levels: Water levels ranged from roughly 1.5 to 2.5 feet
within the impoundment during the six month time
period.
Trash Pick-up: Although there was an ample amount of trash, such
as water bottles, beer cans and plastic debris, it is
removed on an on -going basis as part of the regular
Bank maintenance. (Note: During the January
monitoring event, there was very little trash evident.)
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EXHIBIT C:
WATER QUALITY GRAPHS
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EXOTIC VEGETATION MANAGEMENT
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April 16, 2016
TO: Lauri Heisterman
St. Lucie County Mosquito Control & Coastal Management Services
3150 Will Fee Road
Ft. Pierce, FL 34982
FROM: Gregory J. Sawka, CPSS
PROJECT: Bear Point - # P1601450
Exotic removal / Maintenance- APRIL-2016
Southeast Soil & Environmental Service is please to complete exotic
removal & maintenance- April, 2016 at Bear Point. Hand pulling of smaller
sprouts < 1/2-inch diameter sprouts and chemical spraying of exotics
dominated by Brazilian pepper with a few Australian pines were conducted
during the first few weeks of April. Less chemicals were used in hand
removal of plants. Numerous small plants were found especially on the
northern end of the parcel between the north property berm and sand flats.
Total ± 317 property was surveyed from the southern perimeter trail north to
the upper sand flats.
J. Sawka, CPSS
CPSS No. 02625
page 1
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CHEMICAL USAGE
Bear Point Mitigation- APRIL 2016
Personnel
(m1)
Day 1 1 hrs spray- Bear Point-
04/01/16 GJS-BM
800
Day 2 1 hrs spray- Bear Point
04/02/16 GJS-BM
350
Day3 1 hrs spray- Bear Point
04/15/16 GJS-BM
250
APRIL TOTAL
1400
Total Chemicals
Garlon 4 & Impel
1.4 L
Note: Smaller Sprouts Were Hand Pulled With Less Chemical Usage
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ACTIVITIES & COSTS
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ST, LUCIE COUNTY
- Mosquito Control & Coastal Management Services
Sherry Burroughs, Director
COUNTY 3150 Will Fee Road,
a R I D A Fort Pierce, FL 34982
(772) 462-1692
June 24, 2016
Freda Posin
Hobe Sound Environmental
9512 SE Duncan St.
Hobe Sound, FL 33455
RE: Bear Point Mitigation Bank Maintenance Activities
Dear Ms, Posin,
Outlined below, please find the maintenance activities for Bear Point Mitigation Bank, from
January through June, 2016.
Account
Activity
Cost
Salaries and Benefits
Water Quality Testing & Dike Maintenance
$
5749,55
Contracted Services
Exotic Maintenance SE Soil
$
2599.00
Communications
Telemetry
$
260.30
Equipment Maintenance
Telemetry
$
0.00
QMS Services
Monitoring
$
6830.00
Total
S
15438.85
If you have any questions or require any additional information, please feel free to contact lne.
Sincerely,
Glemi Henderson,
Director
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Letter to HSE — January - June 2016.doc
CFIRIS DZADOVSKY, Distort No. I -TOP MOWER)% Disi&t No 2-PADLA A LEWIS, District no. 3 - FRANNIE HUrCHINSON, Mstri.i No. 4 - KIM JOHNSON, District No 5
Counq Administrator - Howard Upton
2300 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pieree, FL 34982 - (772) 462-1692 - Fax (772) 462-1565 - TDD 1772) 462-1428
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7-8 FEBRUARY 2016
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WL3IMP
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W L 5 LAG
BPMB WATER LEVEL (WL) COMPARISON CHART
14-15 MARCH 2O16
1.8
1.6
1.4
1.2
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17-18 APRIL 2016
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BPMB WATER LEVEL (WL) COMPARISON CHART
29 - 30 MAY 2016
WL 1 IMP
WL3IMP
W L 4 LAG
W L 5 LAG
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BPMB WATER LEVEL (WL) COMPARISON CHART
23 - 24 JUNE 2016
WL 1 IMP
WL3IMP
W L 4 LAG
W L 5 LAG
EXHIBIT G:
RAINFALL GRAPHS
-G-
12
10
JANUARY
ACTUAL RAINFALL (INCHES)
JAN UARY-J U N E 2016
FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY
MONTH
12
10
s
p
7
J
4
2
x
AVERAGE vs ACTUAL RAINFALL
JAN UARY-J U N E 2016
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE
MONTH
ACTUAL RAINFALL
AVERAGE RAINFALL
EXHIBIT H:
MAPS
-H-
NOT A SURVEY
0`'
L
NORTH
600' 1200' 2400'
SCALE: 1 " =1200'
4800'
f g yy
LEGEND
MONTHLY WILDLIFE OBSERVATION
AND INSPECTION TRAIL
•
MAINTENANCE TRAILS FOR EXOTIC AND
NUISANCE SPECIES ERADICATION
BRAZILIAN PEPPER AND AUSTRALIAN
PINE TREATMENT
'
•�
TRANSECTS THROUGH INTERIOR
®
FOR EXOTIC CONTROL
®WL# WATER LEVEL DATA LOGGER
OWQ# WATER QUALITY STATION
C# CULVERT NUMBER
SOURCE: ST. LUCIE COUNTY MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT, 2015 ANNUAL BEAR POINT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH
ST. LUCIE COUNTY SEC. TWP. R. HSE JOB NO.: DRAWING NAME: DATE: EXHIBIT H
FLORIDA 12-005.22 01 - MAINT & MON.DWG 01 JULY 2016 FIGURE:
12,13 35S 40E 1 OF 2
LATITUDE: N27126.250' LONGITUDE: W080°17.495' I DESIGNED BY: RLW DRAWN BY: SGS CHECKED BY: RLW
BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT: JANUARY 2016
MAINTENANCE AND MONITORING SITES
HHobe Sound Environmental Consultants Inc.
S 9512 SE Duncan Street
Hobe Sound, FL. 33455
E(772) 545-3676, E-mail: bobhsenv@gmail.com
I NOT A SURVEY
0`'
L
NORTH
600' 1200' 2400'
SCALE: V =1200'
SOURCE: ST. LUCIE COUNTY MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT, 2015 ANNUAL BEAR POINT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH
4800'
ST. LUCIE COUNTY SEC. TWP. R. HSE JOB NO.: DRAWING NAME: DATE: EXHIBIT H
FLORIDA 12-005.22 02 - AERIAL PHOTO.DW 01 JULY 2016 FIGURE:
12,13 35S 40E 2 OF 2
LATITUDE: N270 26.250' LONGITUDE: W080017.495' I DESIGNED BY: RLW I DRAWN BY: SGS CHECKED BY: RLW
BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT: JULY 2016
2015 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH
HHobe Sound Environmental Consultants Inc.
S 9512 SE Duncan Street
Hobe Sound, FL. 33455
E(772) 545-3676, E-mail: bobhsenv@gmail.com
EXHIBIT I:
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
91
PHOTOGRAPHS BV HSE
P110 T OGRAP11 #01: AERIAL P1IO T OGRAPII OF NORTII END OF TIIE MITIGATION BANK
PHOTOGRAPH #02: AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF SOUTH END OF THE MITIGATION BANK
ST. LUCIE COUNTY SEC. TWP. R. HSE JOB NO.: DRAWING NAME: DATE: EXHIBIT I
FLORIDA 12-005.22 01 - PHOTOS.DWG 01 JULY 2016 FIGURE:
12,13 35S 40E 1 OF 6
LATITUDE: N27126.250" 7LONGITUDE: W080117.495" DESIGNED BY: RLW DRAWN BY: SGS CHECKED BY: RLW
BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK H Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants Inc.
S 9512 SE Duncan Street
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT: JULY 2016 Hobe Sound, Fl. 33455
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS E (772)545-3676, E-mail: bobhsenv@gmail.com
PHOTOGRAPHS BY HSE
PHOTOGRAPH #03: AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE INTERIOR OBSERVATION DECK
PHOTOGRAPH #04: AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE PIER IN THE LAGOON
ST. LUCIE COUNTY SEC. TWP. R. HSE JOB NO.: DRAWING NAME: DATE: EXHIBIT I
FLORIDA 12-005.22 01 - PHOTOS.DWG 01 JULY 2016 FIGURE:
12,13 35S 40E 2 OF 6
LATITUDE: N270 26.250" LONGITUDE: W080017.495" DESIGNED BY: RLW DRAWN BY: SGS CHECKED BY: RLW
BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK H Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants Inc.
S 9512 SE Duncan Street
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT: JULY 2016 Hobe Sound, Fl. 33455
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS E (772)545-3676, E-mail: bobhsenv@gmail.com
PHOTOGRAPHS BY HSE
PIIOTOGRAPII #05: AERIAL P110 T OGRAP11 OF PUNIPS FUNCTIONING AT CAPACITY
PHOTOGRAPH #06: TRASH IN THE BANK, MOSTLY TIDAL
ST. LUCIE COUNTY SEC. TWP. R. HSE JOB NO.: DRAWING NAME: DATE: EXHIBIT I
FLORIDA 12-005.22 01 - PHOTOS.DWG 01 JULY 2016 FIGURE:
12,13 35S 40E 3 OF 6
LATITUDE: N27126.250" TLONGITUDE: W080117.495" DESIGNED BY: RLW DRAWN BY: SGS CHECKED BY: RLW
BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK H Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants Inc.
S 9512 SE Duncan Street
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT: JULY 2016 Hobe Sound, Fl. 33455
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS E (772)545-3676, E-mail: bobhsenv@gmail.com
PHOTOGRAPHS BY HSE
PHOTOGRAPH #07: A VIEW OF THE IMPOUNDMENT FROM THE INTERIOR OBSERVATION
DECK
PHOTOGRAPH #08: LOOKING OUT AT THE LAGOON FROM THE TRAIL
ST. LUCIE COUNTY SEC. TWP. R. HSE JOB NO.: DRAWING NAME: DATE: EXHIBIT I
FLORIDA 12-005.22 01 - PHOTOS.DWG 01 JULY 2016 FIGURE:
12,13 35S 40E 4 OF 6
LATITUDE: N27126.250" TLONGITUDE: W080117.495" DESIGNED BY: RLW DRAWN BY: SGS CHECKED BY: RLW
BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK H Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants Inc.
S 9512 SE Duncan Street
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT: JULY 2016 Hobe Sound, Fl. 33455
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS E (772)545-3676, E-mail: bobhsenv@gmail.com
PHOTOGRAPHS BY HSE
PHOTOGRAPH #09: SOME WARPING ON THE DECK AT SEAGRASS STATION 4, WATER LEVEL 5,
WATER QUALITY 10
PHOTOGRAPH #10: CULVERT 17 ON THE IMPOUNDMENT SIDE
ST. LUCIE COUNTY SEC. TWP. R. HSE JOB NO.: DRAWING NAME: DATE: EXHIBIT I
FLORIDA 12-005.22 01 - PHOTOS.DWG 01 JULY 2016 FIGURE:
12,13 35S 40E 5 OF 6
LATITUDE: N27126.250" TLONGITUDE: W080117.495" DESIGNED BY: RLW DRAWN BY: SGS CHECKED BY: RLW
BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK H Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants Inc.
S 9512 SE Duncan Street
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT: JULY 2016 Hobe Sound, Fl. 33455
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS E (772)545-3676, E-mail: bobhsenv@gmail.com
PHOTOGRAPHS BY HSE
27Aq . 201
La
PHOTOGRAPH #11: PUMP STATION ON THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON SIDE
PHOTOGRAPH #I2: PUMPS ON, IMPOUNDMENT SIDE
ST. LUCIE COUNTY SEC. TWP. R. HSE JOB NO.: DRAWING NAME: DATE: EXHIBIT I
FLORIDA 12-005.22 01 - PHOTOS.DWG 01 JULY 2016 FIGURE:
12,13 35S 40E 6 OF 6
LATITUDE: N27126.250" 7LONGITUDE: W080117.495" DESIGNED BY: RLW DRAWN BY: SGS CHECKED BY: RLW
BEAR POINT MITIGATION BANK H Hobe Sound Environmental Consultants Inc.
S 9512 SE Duncan Street
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT: JULY 2016 Hobe Sound, Fl. 33455
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS E (772)545-3676, E-mail: bobhsenv@gmail.com