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Agenda Item 3L-2
PALM BEACH COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
Meeting Date August 25 2020 (X) Consent ( ) Regular ( ) Workshop ( ) Public Hearing
Department Environmental Resources Management
I EXECUTIVE BRIEF
Motion and Title Staff recommends motion to receive and file Task Assignment No IP9 to Contract No FWC11357 (R2012-0573) with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) to provide aquatic vegetation control services for water bodies within the County and a cost reimbursement of $65860 for a term beginning upon execution to June 30 2021
Summary On April 17 2012 the Board of County Commissioners approved FWC Contract No FWC 11357 (R2012-0573) for aquatic vegetation control services in the following lakes Clarke Ida Osborne and Pine This contract facilitates County treatment and control of aquatic exotic plants within the Chain of Lakes County work is reimbursed by FWC Delegated authority to execute all future time extensions task assignments certifications and any other forms associated with this Contract was approved at that time In accordance with County PPM CW-O-051 all delegated contractsagreementsgrants must be submitted by the initiating Department as a receive and file agenda item Countywide (SS)
Background and Justification FWC Contract No FWC11357 reimburses the County for its efforts in controlling aquatic weeds within the Chain of Lakes Adaptive management techniques with local government oversight allows staff to determine and use the most effective chemical agents and to apply them to particularly dense areas of vegetation within the lakes
Attachments 1 Task Assignment No I P9 2 Delegation of Authority
-Recommended by -===~~~~~~C--L-_I~__+---=f=J~__sAs 7812020
Department Director ----
Approved by Assistant County Administrator Date
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11 FISCAL IMPACT ANALYSIS
A Five Year Summary of Fiscal Impact
Fiscal Years 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Capital Expenditures
Operating Costs 65860
External Revenues (65860)
Program Income County) __
In-Kind Match (County)
NET FISCAL IMPACT 0
ADDITIONAL FTE POSITIONS (Cumulative) __
Is Item Included in Current Budget Yes X No ---Does this item include the use of federal funds Yes No X
Budget Account No
Fund 0001 Department 380 Unit 3249 Object __ Program ____ _
B Recommended Sources of FundsSummary of Fiscal Impact FWC Contract No FWC11357
C Department Fiscal Review ~
Ill REVIEW COMMENTS
middot~ JI d I~lt~ Assistant County Attorney
C Other Department Review
Department Director
A
B Legal Sufficiency
2
ATTACHMENT 1
TASK ASSIGNMENT NOTIFICATION FORM CONTRACT NO FWC11357
Task Assignment Number IP9 Task Assignment Terna Upon Execution to June 30 2021 Contractor Name Palm Beach County Contractors Contract Managerrelephone Gary Goode 561-233-4392 contractors Site Managerrelephone John Raymundo 561middot681-3861 FWC Contract ManagerTelephone Jenny Beesley FWC Site ManagerTelephone Daniela AMz Brendon Hession
Task Desaiption Provide aquatic vegetation control services in accordance with the work plan for water bodies within Palm Beach County Work shall be conducted pursuant to details stated on the attached work plan pages All work must be coordinated with FWC Regional Biologlst(s) Work shall be conducted pursuant to details stated on the wrrent executed Task Assignment work plan pages and any executed Change Orders for this Task The FWC Contract Manager for the Invasive Plant Management Section may Issue modifications to this Task Assignment altering the scope of the Invasive plant control authorized (Increase In acres adding plants or herbicides adding water bodies) The Section Leader of the Invasive Plant Management Section may issue modifications to this Task Assignment reducing the cost reimbursement amount and any changes to the Terna
Deliverables Task IP9 Contractor is to provide aquatic vegetation control services on water bodies as identified In the Task Assignment work plan pages Contractor wm perform monthly aquatic vegetation control services to include but not limited to chemical treatment snagging pushing and hand pulling as needed per FWC task assignment FWC will reimburse contractor for all work required for each task assignment
Cost Reimbursement Task Assignment Amount $6586000 lnvoldng Frequency Itemized Invoices are submitted monthly by the 20th of uch month ucept for the Invoice for the month of June Invoices are submitted after work hu been completed by the Contractor All detaHed invoice supporting documentation (payroll Information (Government) chemical Invoices and approved and signed Report of Operation forms shall be maintained on flle and available upon request Only costs directly related to the services being provided may be reimbursed An Invoice for lune must be submitted within the time-period given by the FWC Contract Managbull The Invoice must reflect the FWC Contract number as weH as thbull Task number If the Contractor matarlally faHs to comply with the terms and conditions lndudlng any Federal or State stages rules or regulations the FWC shall temporarily withhold cash payment pending correction of th~ deficiency Addltlonally Rule 60A-1006(3) FAC governs the procedure and consequences of default Flnandal consequences for default by the Contractor lndude but are not Hmited to the requirement that Contractor reimburse FWC for reproaarement COlltlJ
Funding Information
EO Fund Flscal Year PID Amount 77358090300 3K 423002 2020-2021 139900 97839391000 65 86000
Print Name
l ~ 11-2li20 Date
fish and Wldlffil ~ CommaIon Division of Habitat and Species ConHmltion
~~ 6~ 6182020 -Co-~-_~-a-~er(-or-middotbesi-~fnen~ee-)---~- Date
Section Leader(or Designee) Invasive Plant Management Section
Approved ias to form and legal sufficiency
Isl Scott Stone
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Water Body Administration I Water Body CodeI
County Brevard I Water Body AcresI Major Water Uses Admin
Soecies of Concern Admin
Management Objectives ldmin
I Acres to be I Plants to be Controlled Estimated Cost Controlled I Other Plants (requires explanation below) l)Admin admin I 11 $1000IMechanical (Other)
Olher Plants Explanation 1 )Billina for administration
Public Notification Procedures Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinqs Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system X Other
Comments Billing for administration
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1
Control Method(s)
Work Plan Summary Report Page 1 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page2 10
Contractor Area Water Body 43149
County 33
Mamiddotor Water Uses Fishin
his lake is very urbanized with most of the shoreline seawalled (90) Recreational fishing pressure is very high It is a widening in a canal which does not allow for rass car to be used Need to kee h drilla and the floatin lant o ulation at lowest feasable level to allow for ublic water use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be Controlled Estimated Cost Control Method(s)
Hydrilla verticillata
Floatin Plants Eichhornia and Pistia 5
$ Hydrothol 191 Flumioxazin Aquathol K Glyphosate Diquat Aquathol Super lanation below
1 3 190 00 middot K 2 4-D Ii uid ProcellaCOR
Public meetin s Other
Work Plan Summary Report Page3 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page4 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC II FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control Program - Workplan Aili=bull-=- ~ =-L
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Set1on
Water Body Ida Lake I Water Body CodeI 40001
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 159
Major Water Uses i=ishing water skiina iet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
S10edes of Concern None
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large public use It is part of an open canal system which does not allow for use of grass carp Hydrilla and floating plants need to be maintained at the lowest feasible levels The lake is also a Fish Management Area
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Method(s) Controlled
Hvdrilla verticillata 20 $3 00000 Aquathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 2 $4 02500 Penoxsulam (liquid) Flumioxazin Diquat ProcellaCOR
other Plants (requires explanation below) 1 Nuphar advena 2 $54000 Glyphosate
2)Nymphoides cristata 7 $235800 Diquat Aquathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Aquathol Super K 2 4-D (liquid)
3)Phragmites australis 1 $54000 Glyphosate 4)Typha SPP 1 $1000( mazamox
Other Plants IExolanation 1 Open upmaintain Pier for fishina opportunities 2middot Control expansion N cristata 3 Prevent Phragmites form expanding into native restoration littoral areas along Lake Ida Park and SE shoreline 4 Maintain fishina access around pier
Public Notification Procedures X Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other Comments Part of the work will be done bv ERM and the other will be completed by the parks dept
Work Plan Summary Report Page5 10
W orlc Plan Summary Report Page6 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC I FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control ProQram - Workplan
l1o timiddot~1 rs lt
Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv Section Water Body Osborne Lake I Water Body Codie 40002
)~ County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 356
Major Water Uses Fishing water skiing jet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
Soecies of Concern [bis woodstorks
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large local population use It is part of a larger open canal system so grass carp can not be used as a control method It is important to keep hydrilla and floating plants at lowest feasible levels There are also large areas of littoral restoration that require work on other olants that mav expand into these areas
Plants to be ControlDed Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled
Hydrilla verticillata 400 $800000 ~quathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Penoxsulam (liquid) ProcellaCOR Fluridone (liquid) Fluridone (pellets)
Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 240 $17 25000 Diauat Flumioxazin Glvohosate Penoxsulam (liquid)
Pther Piants (requires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 20 $714000 124-D (liquid) Aquathol K Aquathol Super K Diquat Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 ProcellaCOR
2)Phraqmites australis ~ $1 00000 Glvphosate 3)Tvoha SOD 2 $100000 Glyphosate
Other Plants Explanation 1 )Priority invasive species 2)Prevent Phragmites from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas at various John Prince Park shoreline locations 3)Prevent cattails from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas in various John Prince Park shoreline locations
Public Notification Procedures X Sians posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinas
Notices distributed to residents Siana or marker svstem Other Comments Part of work to be done bv ERM and the other oart bv parks department
Work Plan Summary Report Page7 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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11 FISCAL IMPACT ANALYSIS
A Five Year Summary of Fiscal Impact
Fiscal Years 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Capital Expenditures
Operating Costs 65860
External Revenues (65860)
Program Income County) __
In-Kind Match (County)
NET FISCAL IMPACT 0
ADDITIONAL FTE POSITIONS (Cumulative) __
Is Item Included in Current Budget Yes X No ---Does this item include the use of federal funds Yes No X
Budget Account No
Fund 0001 Department 380 Unit 3249 Object __ Program ____ _
B Recommended Sources of FundsSummary of Fiscal Impact FWC Contract No FWC11357
C Department Fiscal Review ~
Ill REVIEW COMMENTS
middot~ JI d I~lt~ Assistant County Attorney
C Other Department Review
Department Director
A
B Legal Sufficiency
2
ATTACHMENT 1
TASK ASSIGNMENT NOTIFICATION FORM CONTRACT NO FWC11357
Task Assignment Number IP9 Task Assignment Terna Upon Execution to June 30 2021 Contractor Name Palm Beach County Contractors Contract Managerrelephone Gary Goode 561-233-4392 contractors Site Managerrelephone John Raymundo 561middot681-3861 FWC Contract ManagerTelephone Jenny Beesley FWC Site ManagerTelephone Daniela AMz Brendon Hession
Task Desaiption Provide aquatic vegetation control services in accordance with the work plan for water bodies within Palm Beach County Work shall be conducted pursuant to details stated on the attached work plan pages All work must be coordinated with FWC Regional Biologlst(s) Work shall be conducted pursuant to details stated on the wrrent executed Task Assignment work plan pages and any executed Change Orders for this Task The FWC Contract Manager for the Invasive Plant Management Section may Issue modifications to this Task Assignment altering the scope of the Invasive plant control authorized (Increase In acres adding plants or herbicides adding water bodies) The Section Leader of the Invasive Plant Management Section may issue modifications to this Task Assignment reducing the cost reimbursement amount and any changes to the Terna
Deliverables Task IP9 Contractor is to provide aquatic vegetation control services on water bodies as identified In the Task Assignment work plan pages Contractor wm perform monthly aquatic vegetation control services to include but not limited to chemical treatment snagging pushing and hand pulling as needed per FWC task assignment FWC will reimburse contractor for all work required for each task assignment
Cost Reimbursement Task Assignment Amount $6586000 lnvoldng Frequency Itemized Invoices are submitted monthly by the 20th of uch month ucept for the Invoice for the month of June Invoices are submitted after work hu been completed by the Contractor All detaHed invoice supporting documentation (payroll Information (Government) chemical Invoices and approved and signed Report of Operation forms shall be maintained on flle and available upon request Only costs directly related to the services being provided may be reimbursed An Invoice for lune must be submitted within the time-period given by the FWC Contract Managbull The Invoice must reflect the FWC Contract number as weH as thbull Task number If the Contractor matarlally faHs to comply with the terms and conditions lndudlng any Federal or State stages rules or regulations the FWC shall temporarily withhold cash payment pending correction of th~ deficiency Addltlonally Rule 60A-1006(3) FAC governs the procedure and consequences of default Flnandal consequences for default by the Contractor lndude but are not Hmited to the requirement that Contractor reimburse FWC for reproaarement COlltlJ
Funding Information
EO Fund Flscal Year PID Amount 77358090300 3K 423002 2020-2021 139900 97839391000 65 86000
Print Name
l ~ 11-2li20 Date
fish and Wldlffil ~ CommaIon Division of Habitat and Species ConHmltion
~~ 6~ 6182020 -Co-~-_~-a-~er(-or-middotbesi-~fnen~ee-)---~- Date
Section Leader(or Designee) Invasive Plant Management Section
Approved ias to form and legal sufficiency
Isl Scott Stone
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Water Body Administration I Water Body CodeI
County Brevard I Water Body AcresI Major Water Uses Admin
Soecies of Concern Admin
Management Objectives ldmin
I Acres to be I Plants to be Controlled Estimated Cost Controlled I Other Plants (requires explanation below) l)Admin admin I 11 $1000IMechanical (Other)
Olher Plants Explanation 1 )Billina for administration
Public Notification Procedures Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinqs Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system X Other
Comments Billing for administration
J= __ aA
~ltCi
=Settlon bull
345
1
Control Method(s)
Work Plan Summary Report Page 1 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page2 10
Contractor Area Water Body 43149
County 33
Mamiddotor Water Uses Fishin
his lake is very urbanized with most of the shoreline seawalled (90) Recreational fishing pressure is very high It is a widening in a canal which does not allow for rass car to be used Need to kee h drilla and the floatin lant o ulation at lowest feasable level to allow for ublic water use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be Controlled Estimated Cost Control Method(s)
Hydrilla verticillata
Floatin Plants Eichhornia and Pistia 5
$ Hydrothol 191 Flumioxazin Aquathol K Glyphosate Diquat Aquathol Super lanation below
1 3 190 00 middot K 2 4-D Ii uid ProcellaCOR
Public meetin s Other
Work Plan Summary Report Page3 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page4 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC II FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control Program - Workplan Aili=bull-=- ~ =-L
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Set1on
Water Body Ida Lake I Water Body CodeI 40001
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 159
Major Water Uses i=ishing water skiina iet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
S10edes of Concern None
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large public use It is part of an open canal system which does not allow for use of grass carp Hydrilla and floating plants need to be maintained at the lowest feasible levels The lake is also a Fish Management Area
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Method(s) Controlled
Hvdrilla verticillata 20 $3 00000 Aquathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 2 $4 02500 Penoxsulam (liquid) Flumioxazin Diquat ProcellaCOR
other Plants (requires explanation below) 1 Nuphar advena 2 $54000 Glyphosate
2)Nymphoides cristata 7 $235800 Diquat Aquathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Aquathol Super K 2 4-D (liquid)
3)Phragmites australis 1 $54000 Glyphosate 4)Typha SPP 1 $1000( mazamox
Other Plants IExolanation 1 Open upmaintain Pier for fishina opportunities 2middot Control expansion N cristata 3 Prevent Phragmites form expanding into native restoration littoral areas along Lake Ida Park and SE shoreline 4 Maintain fishina access around pier
Public Notification Procedures X Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other Comments Part of the work will be done bv ERM and the other will be completed by the parks dept
Work Plan Summary Report Page5 10
W orlc Plan Summary Report Page6 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC I FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control ProQram - Workplan
l1o timiddot~1 rs lt
Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv Section Water Body Osborne Lake I Water Body Codie 40002
)~ County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 356
Major Water Uses Fishing water skiing jet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
Soecies of Concern [bis woodstorks
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large local population use It is part of a larger open canal system so grass carp can not be used as a control method It is important to keep hydrilla and floating plants at lowest feasible levels There are also large areas of littoral restoration that require work on other olants that mav expand into these areas
Plants to be ControlDed Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled
Hydrilla verticillata 400 $800000 ~quathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Penoxsulam (liquid) ProcellaCOR Fluridone (liquid) Fluridone (pellets)
Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 240 $17 25000 Diauat Flumioxazin Glvohosate Penoxsulam (liquid)
Pther Piants (requires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 20 $714000 124-D (liquid) Aquathol K Aquathol Super K Diquat Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 ProcellaCOR
2)Phraqmites australis ~ $1 00000 Glvphosate 3)Tvoha SOD 2 $100000 Glyphosate
Other Plants Explanation 1 )Priority invasive species 2)Prevent Phragmites from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas at various John Prince Park shoreline locations 3)Prevent cattails from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas in various John Prince Park shoreline locations
Public Notification Procedures X Sians posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinas
Notices distributed to residents Siana or marker svstem Other Comments Part of work to be done bv ERM and the other oart bv parks department
Work Plan Summary Report Page7 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
DDkf
![Page 3: Agenda Item: 3L-2 PALM BEACH COUNTY BOARD OF …Aug 25, 2020 · 2020 : 2021 : 2022 : 2023 : 2024 : Capital Expenditures : Operating Costs : 65,860 : External Revenues (65,860) Program](https://reader033.vdocuments.us/reader033/viewer/2022052813/6098fc620c3b1e52ca1d3eeb/html5/thumbnails/3.jpg)
ATTACHMENT 1
TASK ASSIGNMENT NOTIFICATION FORM CONTRACT NO FWC11357
Task Assignment Number IP9 Task Assignment Terna Upon Execution to June 30 2021 Contractor Name Palm Beach County Contractors Contract Managerrelephone Gary Goode 561-233-4392 contractors Site Managerrelephone John Raymundo 561middot681-3861 FWC Contract ManagerTelephone Jenny Beesley FWC Site ManagerTelephone Daniela AMz Brendon Hession
Task Desaiption Provide aquatic vegetation control services in accordance with the work plan for water bodies within Palm Beach County Work shall be conducted pursuant to details stated on the attached work plan pages All work must be coordinated with FWC Regional Biologlst(s) Work shall be conducted pursuant to details stated on the wrrent executed Task Assignment work plan pages and any executed Change Orders for this Task The FWC Contract Manager for the Invasive Plant Management Section may Issue modifications to this Task Assignment altering the scope of the Invasive plant control authorized (Increase In acres adding plants or herbicides adding water bodies) The Section Leader of the Invasive Plant Management Section may issue modifications to this Task Assignment reducing the cost reimbursement amount and any changes to the Terna
Deliverables Task IP9 Contractor is to provide aquatic vegetation control services on water bodies as identified In the Task Assignment work plan pages Contractor wm perform monthly aquatic vegetation control services to include but not limited to chemical treatment snagging pushing and hand pulling as needed per FWC task assignment FWC will reimburse contractor for all work required for each task assignment
Cost Reimbursement Task Assignment Amount $6586000 lnvoldng Frequency Itemized Invoices are submitted monthly by the 20th of uch month ucept for the Invoice for the month of June Invoices are submitted after work hu been completed by the Contractor All detaHed invoice supporting documentation (payroll Information (Government) chemical Invoices and approved and signed Report of Operation forms shall be maintained on flle and available upon request Only costs directly related to the services being provided may be reimbursed An Invoice for lune must be submitted within the time-period given by the FWC Contract Managbull The Invoice must reflect the FWC Contract number as weH as thbull Task number If the Contractor matarlally faHs to comply with the terms and conditions lndudlng any Federal or State stages rules or regulations the FWC shall temporarily withhold cash payment pending correction of th~ deficiency Addltlonally Rule 60A-1006(3) FAC governs the procedure and consequences of default Flnandal consequences for default by the Contractor lndude but are not Hmited to the requirement that Contractor reimburse FWC for reproaarement COlltlJ
Funding Information
EO Fund Flscal Year PID Amount 77358090300 3K 423002 2020-2021 139900 97839391000 65 86000
Print Name
l ~ 11-2li20 Date
fish and Wldlffil ~ CommaIon Division of Habitat and Species ConHmltion
~~ 6~ 6182020 -Co-~-_~-a-~er(-or-middotbesi-~fnen~ee-)---~- Date
Section Leader(or Designee) Invasive Plant Management Section
Approved ias to form and legal sufficiency
Isl Scott Stone
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Water Body Administration I Water Body CodeI
County Brevard I Water Body AcresI Major Water Uses Admin
Soecies of Concern Admin
Management Objectives ldmin
I Acres to be I Plants to be Controlled Estimated Cost Controlled I Other Plants (requires explanation below) l)Admin admin I 11 $1000IMechanical (Other)
Olher Plants Explanation 1 )Billina for administration
Public Notification Procedures Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinqs Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system X Other
Comments Billing for administration
J= __ aA
~ltCi
=Settlon bull
345
1
Control Method(s)
Work Plan Summary Report Page 1 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page2 10
Contractor Area Water Body 43149
County 33
Mamiddotor Water Uses Fishin
his lake is very urbanized with most of the shoreline seawalled (90) Recreational fishing pressure is very high It is a widening in a canal which does not allow for rass car to be used Need to kee h drilla and the floatin lant o ulation at lowest feasable level to allow for ublic water use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be Controlled Estimated Cost Control Method(s)
Hydrilla verticillata
Floatin Plants Eichhornia and Pistia 5
$ Hydrothol 191 Flumioxazin Aquathol K Glyphosate Diquat Aquathol Super lanation below
1 3 190 00 middot K 2 4-D Ii uid ProcellaCOR
Public meetin s Other
Work Plan Summary Report Page3 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page4 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC II FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control Program - Workplan Aili=bull-=- ~ =-L
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Set1on
Water Body Ida Lake I Water Body CodeI 40001
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 159
Major Water Uses i=ishing water skiina iet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
S10edes of Concern None
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large public use It is part of an open canal system which does not allow for use of grass carp Hydrilla and floating plants need to be maintained at the lowest feasible levels The lake is also a Fish Management Area
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Method(s) Controlled
Hvdrilla verticillata 20 $3 00000 Aquathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 2 $4 02500 Penoxsulam (liquid) Flumioxazin Diquat ProcellaCOR
other Plants (requires explanation below) 1 Nuphar advena 2 $54000 Glyphosate
2)Nymphoides cristata 7 $235800 Diquat Aquathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Aquathol Super K 2 4-D (liquid)
3)Phragmites australis 1 $54000 Glyphosate 4)Typha SPP 1 $1000( mazamox
Other Plants IExolanation 1 Open upmaintain Pier for fishina opportunities 2middot Control expansion N cristata 3 Prevent Phragmites form expanding into native restoration littoral areas along Lake Ida Park and SE shoreline 4 Maintain fishina access around pier
Public Notification Procedures X Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other Comments Part of the work will be done bv ERM and the other will be completed by the parks dept
Work Plan Summary Report Page5 10
W orlc Plan Summary Report Page6 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC I FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control ProQram - Workplan
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Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv Section Water Body Osborne Lake I Water Body Codie 40002
)~ County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 356
Major Water Uses Fishing water skiing jet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
Soecies of Concern [bis woodstorks
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large local population use It is part of a larger open canal system so grass carp can not be used as a control method It is important to keep hydrilla and floating plants at lowest feasible levels There are also large areas of littoral restoration that require work on other olants that mav expand into these areas
Plants to be ControlDed Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled
Hydrilla verticillata 400 $800000 ~quathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Penoxsulam (liquid) ProcellaCOR Fluridone (liquid) Fluridone (pellets)
Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 240 $17 25000 Diauat Flumioxazin Glvohosate Penoxsulam (liquid)
Pther Piants (requires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 20 $714000 124-D (liquid) Aquathol K Aquathol Super K Diquat Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 ProcellaCOR
2)Phraqmites australis ~ $1 00000 Glvphosate 3)Tvoha SOD 2 $100000 Glyphosate
Other Plants Explanation 1 )Priority invasive species 2)Prevent Phragmites from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas at various John Prince Park shoreline locations 3)Prevent cattails from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas in various John Prince Park shoreline locations
Public Notification Procedures X Sians posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinas
Notices distributed to residents Siana or marker svstem Other Comments Part of work to be done bv ERM and the other oart bv parks department
Work Plan Summary Report Page7 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Water Body Administration I Water Body CodeI
County Brevard I Water Body AcresI Major Water Uses Admin
Soecies of Concern Admin
Management Objectives ldmin
I Acres to be I Plants to be Controlled Estimated Cost Controlled I Other Plants (requires explanation below) l)Admin admin I 11 $1000IMechanical (Other)
Olher Plants Explanation 1 )Billina for administration
Public Notification Procedures Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinqs Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system X Other
Comments Billing for administration
J= __ aA
~ltCi
=Settlon bull
345
1
Control Method(s)
Work Plan Summary Report Page 1 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page2 10
Contractor Area Water Body 43149
County 33
Mamiddotor Water Uses Fishin
his lake is very urbanized with most of the shoreline seawalled (90) Recreational fishing pressure is very high It is a widening in a canal which does not allow for rass car to be used Need to kee h drilla and the floatin lant o ulation at lowest feasable level to allow for ublic water use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be Controlled Estimated Cost Control Method(s)
Hydrilla verticillata
Floatin Plants Eichhornia and Pistia 5
$ Hydrothol 191 Flumioxazin Aquathol K Glyphosate Diquat Aquathol Super lanation below
1 3 190 00 middot K 2 4-D Ii uid ProcellaCOR
Public meetin s Other
Work Plan Summary Report Page3 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page4 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC II FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control Program - Workplan Aili=bull-=- ~ =-L
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Set1on
Water Body Ida Lake I Water Body CodeI 40001
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 159
Major Water Uses i=ishing water skiina iet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
S10edes of Concern None
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large public use It is part of an open canal system which does not allow for use of grass carp Hydrilla and floating plants need to be maintained at the lowest feasible levels The lake is also a Fish Management Area
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Method(s) Controlled
Hvdrilla verticillata 20 $3 00000 Aquathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 2 $4 02500 Penoxsulam (liquid) Flumioxazin Diquat ProcellaCOR
other Plants (requires explanation below) 1 Nuphar advena 2 $54000 Glyphosate
2)Nymphoides cristata 7 $235800 Diquat Aquathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Aquathol Super K 2 4-D (liquid)
3)Phragmites australis 1 $54000 Glyphosate 4)Typha SPP 1 $1000( mazamox
Other Plants IExolanation 1 Open upmaintain Pier for fishina opportunities 2middot Control expansion N cristata 3 Prevent Phragmites form expanding into native restoration littoral areas along Lake Ida Park and SE shoreline 4 Maintain fishina access around pier
Public Notification Procedures X Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other Comments Part of the work will be done bv ERM and the other will be completed by the parks dept
Work Plan Summary Report Page5 10
W orlc Plan Summary Report Page6 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC I FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control ProQram - Workplan
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Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv Section Water Body Osborne Lake I Water Body Codie 40002
)~ County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 356
Major Water Uses Fishing water skiing jet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
Soecies of Concern [bis woodstorks
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large local population use It is part of a larger open canal system so grass carp can not be used as a control method It is important to keep hydrilla and floating plants at lowest feasible levels There are also large areas of littoral restoration that require work on other olants that mav expand into these areas
Plants to be ControlDed Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled
Hydrilla verticillata 400 $800000 ~quathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Penoxsulam (liquid) ProcellaCOR Fluridone (liquid) Fluridone (pellets)
Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 240 $17 25000 Diauat Flumioxazin Glvohosate Penoxsulam (liquid)
Pther Piants (requires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 20 $714000 124-D (liquid) Aquathol K Aquathol Super K Diquat Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 ProcellaCOR
2)Phraqmites australis ~ $1 00000 Glvphosate 3)Tvoha SOD 2 $100000 Glyphosate
Other Plants Explanation 1 )Priority invasive species 2)Prevent Phragmites from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas at various John Prince Park shoreline locations 3)Prevent cattails from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas in various John Prince Park shoreline locations
Public Notification Procedures X Sians posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinas
Notices distributed to residents Siana or marker svstem Other Comments Part of work to be done bv ERM and the other oart bv parks department
Work Plan Summary Report Page7 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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Work Plan Summary Report Page2 10
Contractor Area Water Body 43149
County 33
Mamiddotor Water Uses Fishin
his lake is very urbanized with most of the shoreline seawalled (90) Recreational fishing pressure is very high It is a widening in a canal which does not allow for rass car to be used Need to kee h drilla and the floatin lant o ulation at lowest feasable level to allow for ublic water use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be Controlled Estimated Cost Control Method(s)
Hydrilla verticillata
Floatin Plants Eichhornia and Pistia 5
$ Hydrothol 191 Flumioxazin Aquathol K Glyphosate Diquat Aquathol Super lanation below
1 3 190 00 middot K 2 4-D Ii uid ProcellaCOR
Public meetin s Other
Work Plan Summary Report Page3 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page4 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC II FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control Program - Workplan Aili=bull-=- ~ =-L
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Set1on
Water Body Ida Lake I Water Body CodeI 40001
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 159
Major Water Uses i=ishing water skiina iet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
S10edes of Concern None
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large public use It is part of an open canal system which does not allow for use of grass carp Hydrilla and floating plants need to be maintained at the lowest feasible levels The lake is also a Fish Management Area
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Method(s) Controlled
Hvdrilla verticillata 20 $3 00000 Aquathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 2 $4 02500 Penoxsulam (liquid) Flumioxazin Diquat ProcellaCOR
other Plants (requires explanation below) 1 Nuphar advena 2 $54000 Glyphosate
2)Nymphoides cristata 7 $235800 Diquat Aquathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Aquathol Super K 2 4-D (liquid)
3)Phragmites australis 1 $54000 Glyphosate 4)Typha SPP 1 $1000( mazamox
Other Plants IExolanation 1 Open upmaintain Pier for fishina opportunities 2middot Control expansion N cristata 3 Prevent Phragmites form expanding into native restoration littoral areas along Lake Ida Park and SE shoreline 4 Maintain fishina access around pier
Public Notification Procedures X Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other Comments Part of the work will be done bv ERM and the other will be completed by the parks dept
Work Plan Summary Report Page5 10
W orlc Plan Summary Report Page6 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC I FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control ProQram - Workplan
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Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv Section Water Body Osborne Lake I Water Body Codie 40002
)~ County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 356
Major Water Uses Fishing water skiing jet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
Soecies of Concern [bis woodstorks
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large local population use It is part of a larger open canal system so grass carp can not be used as a control method It is important to keep hydrilla and floating plants at lowest feasible levels There are also large areas of littoral restoration that require work on other olants that mav expand into these areas
Plants to be ControlDed Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled
Hydrilla verticillata 400 $800000 ~quathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Penoxsulam (liquid) ProcellaCOR Fluridone (liquid) Fluridone (pellets)
Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 240 $17 25000 Diauat Flumioxazin Glvohosate Penoxsulam (liquid)
Pther Piants (requires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 20 $714000 124-D (liquid) Aquathol K Aquathol Super K Diquat Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 ProcellaCOR
2)Phraqmites australis ~ $1 00000 Glvphosate 3)Tvoha SOD 2 $100000 Glyphosate
Other Plants Explanation 1 )Priority invasive species 2)Prevent Phragmites from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas at various John Prince Park shoreline locations 3)Prevent cattails from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas in various John Prince Park shoreline locations
Public Notification Procedures X Sians posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinas
Notices distributed to residents Siana or marker svstem Other Comments Part of work to be done bv ERM and the other oart bv parks department
Work Plan Summary Report Page7 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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Contractor Area Water Body 43149
County 33
Mamiddotor Water Uses Fishin
his lake is very urbanized with most of the shoreline seawalled (90) Recreational fishing pressure is very high It is a widening in a canal which does not allow for rass car to be used Need to kee h drilla and the floatin lant o ulation at lowest feasable level to allow for ublic water use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be Controlled Estimated Cost Control Method(s)
Hydrilla verticillata
Floatin Plants Eichhornia and Pistia 5
$ Hydrothol 191 Flumioxazin Aquathol K Glyphosate Diquat Aquathol Super lanation below
1 3 190 00 middot K 2 4-D Ii uid ProcellaCOR
Public meetin s Other
Work Plan Summary Report Page3 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page4 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC II FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control Program - Workplan Aili=bull-=- ~ =-L
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Set1on
Water Body Ida Lake I Water Body CodeI 40001
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 159
Major Water Uses i=ishing water skiina iet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
S10edes of Concern None
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large public use It is part of an open canal system which does not allow for use of grass carp Hydrilla and floating plants need to be maintained at the lowest feasible levels The lake is also a Fish Management Area
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Method(s) Controlled
Hvdrilla verticillata 20 $3 00000 Aquathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 2 $4 02500 Penoxsulam (liquid) Flumioxazin Diquat ProcellaCOR
other Plants (requires explanation below) 1 Nuphar advena 2 $54000 Glyphosate
2)Nymphoides cristata 7 $235800 Diquat Aquathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Aquathol Super K 2 4-D (liquid)
3)Phragmites australis 1 $54000 Glyphosate 4)Typha SPP 1 $1000( mazamox
Other Plants IExolanation 1 Open upmaintain Pier for fishina opportunities 2middot Control expansion N cristata 3 Prevent Phragmites form expanding into native restoration littoral areas along Lake Ida Park and SE shoreline 4 Maintain fishina access around pier
Public Notification Procedures X Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other Comments Part of the work will be done bv ERM and the other will be completed by the parks dept
Work Plan Summary Report Page5 10
W orlc Plan Summary Report Page6 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC I FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control ProQram - Workplan
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Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv Section Water Body Osborne Lake I Water Body Codie 40002
)~ County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 356
Major Water Uses Fishing water skiing jet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
Soecies of Concern [bis woodstorks
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large local population use It is part of a larger open canal system so grass carp can not be used as a control method It is important to keep hydrilla and floating plants at lowest feasible levels There are also large areas of littoral restoration that require work on other olants that mav expand into these areas
Plants to be ControlDed Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled
Hydrilla verticillata 400 $800000 ~quathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Penoxsulam (liquid) ProcellaCOR Fluridone (liquid) Fluridone (pellets)
Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 240 $17 25000 Diauat Flumioxazin Glvohosate Penoxsulam (liquid)
Pther Piants (requires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 20 $714000 124-D (liquid) Aquathol K Aquathol Super K Diquat Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 ProcellaCOR
2)Phraqmites australis ~ $1 00000 Glvphosate 3)Tvoha SOD 2 $100000 Glyphosate
Other Plants Explanation 1 )Priority invasive species 2)Prevent Phragmites from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas at various John Prince Park shoreline locations 3)Prevent cattails from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas in various John Prince Park shoreline locations
Public Notification Procedures X Sians posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinas
Notices distributed to residents Siana or marker svstem Other Comments Part of work to be done bv ERM and the other oart bv parks department
Work Plan Summary Report Page7 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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Work Plan Summary Report Page4 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC II FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control Program - Workplan Aili=bull-=- ~ =-L
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Set1on
Water Body Ida Lake I Water Body CodeI 40001
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 159
Major Water Uses i=ishing water skiina iet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
S10edes of Concern None
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large public use It is part of an open canal system which does not allow for use of grass carp Hydrilla and floating plants need to be maintained at the lowest feasible levels The lake is also a Fish Management Area
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Method(s) Controlled
Hvdrilla verticillata 20 $3 00000 Aquathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 2 $4 02500 Penoxsulam (liquid) Flumioxazin Diquat ProcellaCOR
other Plants (requires explanation below) 1 Nuphar advena 2 $54000 Glyphosate
2)Nymphoides cristata 7 $235800 Diquat Aquathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Aquathol Super K 2 4-D (liquid)
3)Phragmites australis 1 $54000 Glyphosate 4)Typha SPP 1 $1000( mazamox
Other Plants IExolanation 1 Open upmaintain Pier for fishina opportunities 2middot Control expansion N cristata 3 Prevent Phragmites form expanding into native restoration littoral areas along Lake Ida Park and SE shoreline 4 Maintain fishina access around pier
Public Notification Procedures X Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other Comments Part of the work will be done bv ERM and the other will be completed by the parks dept
Work Plan Summary Report Page5 10
W orlc Plan Summary Report Page6 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC I FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control ProQram - Workplan
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Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv Section Water Body Osborne Lake I Water Body Codie 40002
)~ County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 356
Major Water Uses Fishing water skiing jet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
Soecies of Concern [bis woodstorks
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large local population use It is part of a larger open canal system so grass carp can not be used as a control method It is important to keep hydrilla and floating plants at lowest feasible levels There are also large areas of littoral restoration that require work on other olants that mav expand into these areas
Plants to be ControlDed Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled
Hydrilla verticillata 400 $800000 ~quathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Penoxsulam (liquid) ProcellaCOR Fluridone (liquid) Fluridone (pellets)
Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 240 $17 25000 Diauat Flumioxazin Glvohosate Penoxsulam (liquid)
Pther Piants (requires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 20 $714000 124-D (liquid) Aquathol K Aquathol Super K Diquat Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 ProcellaCOR
2)Phraqmites australis ~ $1 00000 Glvphosate 3)Tvoha SOD 2 $100000 Glyphosate
Other Plants Explanation 1 )Priority invasive species 2)Prevent Phragmites from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas at various John Prince Park shoreline locations 3)Prevent cattails from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas in various John Prince Park shoreline locations
Public Notification Procedures X Sians posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinas
Notices distributed to residents Siana or marker svstem Other Comments Part of work to be done bv ERM and the other oart bv parks department
Work Plan Summary Report Page7 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC II FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control Program - Workplan Aili=bull-=- ~ =-L
Contractor Area Palm Beach County Set1on
Water Body Ida Lake I Water Body CodeI 40001
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 159
Major Water Uses i=ishing water skiina iet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
S10edes of Concern None
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large public use It is part of an open canal system which does not allow for use of grass carp Hydrilla and floating plants need to be maintained at the lowest feasible levels The lake is also a Fish Management Area
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Method(s) Controlled
Hvdrilla verticillata 20 $3 00000 Aquathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 2 $4 02500 Penoxsulam (liquid) Flumioxazin Diquat ProcellaCOR
other Plants (requires explanation below) 1 Nuphar advena 2 $54000 Glyphosate
2)Nymphoides cristata 7 $235800 Diquat Aquathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Aquathol Super K 2 4-D (liquid)
3)Phragmites australis 1 $54000 Glyphosate 4)Typha SPP 1 $1000( mazamox
Other Plants IExolanation 1 Open upmaintain Pier for fishina opportunities 2middot Control expansion N cristata 3 Prevent Phragmites form expanding into native restoration littoral areas along Lake Ida Park and SE shoreline 4 Maintain fishina access around pier
Public Notification Procedures X Signs posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other Comments Part of the work will be done bv ERM and the other will be completed by the parks dept
Work Plan Summary Report Page5 10
W orlc Plan Summary Report Page6 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC I FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control ProQram - Workplan
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Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv Section Water Body Osborne Lake I Water Body Codie 40002
)~ County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 356
Major Water Uses Fishing water skiing jet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
Soecies of Concern [bis woodstorks
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large local population use It is part of a larger open canal system so grass carp can not be used as a control method It is important to keep hydrilla and floating plants at lowest feasible levels There are also large areas of littoral restoration that require work on other olants that mav expand into these areas
Plants to be ControlDed Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled
Hydrilla verticillata 400 $800000 ~quathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Penoxsulam (liquid) ProcellaCOR Fluridone (liquid) Fluridone (pellets)
Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 240 $17 25000 Diauat Flumioxazin Glvohosate Penoxsulam (liquid)
Pther Piants (requires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 20 $714000 124-D (liquid) Aquathol K Aquathol Super K Diquat Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 ProcellaCOR
2)Phraqmites australis ~ $1 00000 Glvphosate 3)Tvoha SOD 2 $100000 Glyphosate
Other Plants Explanation 1 )Priority invasive species 2)Prevent Phragmites from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas at various John Prince Park shoreline locations 3)Prevent cattails from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas in various John Prince Park shoreline locations
Public Notification Procedures X Sians posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinas
Notices distributed to residents Siana or marker svstem Other Comments Part of work to be done bv ERM and the other oart bv parks department
Work Plan Summary Report Page7 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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W orlc Plan Summary Report Page6 lO
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC I FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control ProQram - Workplan
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Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv Section Water Body Osborne Lake I Water Body Codie 40002
)~ County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 356
Major Water Uses Fishing water skiing jet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
Soecies of Concern [bis woodstorks
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large local population use It is part of a larger open canal system so grass carp can not be used as a control method It is important to keep hydrilla and floating plants at lowest feasible levels There are also large areas of littoral restoration that require work on other olants that mav expand into these areas
Plants to be ControlDed Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled
Hydrilla verticillata 400 $800000 ~quathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Penoxsulam (liquid) ProcellaCOR Fluridone (liquid) Fluridone (pellets)
Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 240 $17 25000 Diauat Flumioxazin Glvohosate Penoxsulam (liquid)
Pther Piants (requires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 20 $714000 124-D (liquid) Aquathol K Aquathol Super K Diquat Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 ProcellaCOR
2)Phraqmites australis ~ $1 00000 Glvphosate 3)Tvoha SOD 2 $100000 Glyphosate
Other Plants Explanation 1 )Priority invasive species 2)Prevent Phragmites from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas at various John Prince Park shoreline locations 3)Prevent cattails from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas in various John Prince Park shoreline locations
Public Notification Procedures X Sians posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinas
Notices distributed to residents Siana or marker svstem Other Comments Part of work to be done bv ERM and the other oart bv parks department
Work Plan Summary Report Page7 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC I FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aauatic Plant Control ProQram - Workplan
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Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv Section Water Body Osborne Lake I Water Body Codie 40002
)~ County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 356
Major Water Uses Fishing water skiing jet skiina recreational boating wildlife observation
Soecies of Concern [bis woodstorks
Management Objectives This is a very urbanized lake with large local population use It is part of a larger open canal system so grass carp can not be used as a control method It is important to keep hydrilla and floating plants at lowest feasible levels There are also large areas of littoral restoration that require work on other olants that mav expand into these areas
Plants to be ControlDed Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled
Hydrilla verticillata 400 $800000 ~quathol Super K Aquathol K Hydrothol 191 Diquat Penoxsulam (liquid) ProcellaCOR Fluridone (liquid) Fluridone (pellets)
Floatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 240 $17 25000 Diauat Flumioxazin Glvohosate Penoxsulam (liquid)
Pther Piants (requires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 20 $714000 124-D (liquid) Aquathol K Aquathol Super K Diquat Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 ProcellaCOR
2)Phraqmites australis ~ $1 00000 Glvphosate 3)Tvoha SOD 2 $100000 Glyphosate
Other Plants Explanation 1 )Priority invasive species 2)Prevent Phragmites from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas at various John Prince Park shoreline locations 3)Prevent cattails from expandinq into native plant restoration littoral areas in various John Prince Park shoreline locations
Public Notification Procedures X Sians posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetinas
Notices distributed to residents Siana or marker svstem Other Comments Part of work to be done bv ERM and the other oart bv parks department
Work Plan Summary Report Page7 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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Work Plan Summary Report Page 8 10
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Chapter 68F-54 FAC 111 a FY 2020-2021 Cooperative Aquatic Plant Control Program - Workplan
Section Contractor Area Palm Beach Countv I Water Body Pine Lake I Water Body Code1 43148
County Palm Beach I Water Body Acres 35
Maior Water Uses Water skiing fishing jet skiinq recreational boatinq
SDecies of Concern Bird rookery
Management Objectives fhis is a highly urbanized lake at the east end of the Palm Beach International Airport The lake is used heavily for water skiing by the public Hydrilla and floatina plants need to be kept at lowest feasible levels to continue lake use
Plants to be Controlled Acres to be
Estimated Cost Control Methodl(s) Controlled Hydrilla verticillata 2( $200000 Oauathol Super K Aauathol K Hvdrothol 191 Diauat
loatinq Plants (Eichhornia and Pistia) 1 $200000 Diouat
Other Plants (reauires explanation below)
l)Nymphoides cristata 1 $2 795 00 quathol K Flumioxazin Glyphosate Hydrothol 191 Diquat Aquathol Super
middot K 24-D (liquid) ProcellaCOR 2)Phraamites australis 1 $1 00000IGlyphosate
Other Plants Explanation l)Control expansion of Nymphoides cristata Z)Reduce the amount of Phragmities growing along the shoreline and littoral shelf to allow for recruitment of desirable veqetation
Public Notification Procedures X Sions posted at access points Notices in newspapers Public meetings
Notices distributed to residents Signal or marker system Other tomments
Work Plan Summary Report Page 9 I 10
Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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Work Plan Summary Report Page IO IO
ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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ATTACHMENT 2
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Palm Beach County
Environmental Rellources MmagemeJllt
DATE August 2 2018
TO Verdenia C Baker County Administrator
THROUGH Patrick Rutter Assistant County Administrator ~ ~ P
FROM Deborah Drwn Director ~~ t Environmental Resources Mma~ent
SUBJECT CLARIFICATION OF TIIB JNTENT OF PREVIOUS DELEGATION OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY MEMOS
The intelllt of previously delegated authority memos was to delegate the sigirurtory aufuority to the current Director and Deputy Director of Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
This memorimdum clairifies that Deputy Director Michael Stahl md I have signatory authority to sign all future time extensions task assignments certifications and other documents associated with previously approved and delegated Board items If you agree please sign below and return this memorandum I am available to answer any questions you may have concerning this request Thank you in advance for your consideration
APPROVED ~Q DATE fl f3 (9 jJ V erdenia C Baker County Administrator ~ I
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