minimum flows and levels candidate ite selection and

SPECIAL PUBLICATION SJ2006-SP16

MINIMUM FLOWS AND LEVELS CANDIDATE SITE SELECTION AND PRIORITIZATION

PROCESSES FOR EAST-CENTRAL FLORIDA

Minimum Flows and Levels CandidateSite Selection and Prioritization

Processes for East-Central Florida

PREPARED FOR

St. Johns River Water Management District

PREPARED BY

BILL DUNN, PH.D., CH2M HILL

RON WYCOFF, P.E., WATER SUPPLY SOLUTIONS

BOB EPTING, PH. D., ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT

SONNY HALL, PH. D., ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT

SEPTEMBER 2006

Contents

Minimum Flows and Levels Candidate Site Selection and Prioritization Processes

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION................................ ................................................................... 1

BACKGROUND .................................................................................................... 1PROJECT PURPOSE AND APPROACH ...................................................................... 3

PURPOSE ............................................................................................. 3APPROACH ............................................................................................. 4

MFL CANDIDATE SITE SELECTION PROCESS............................................... 7

PHASE I – IDENTIFICATION, ATTRIBUTION, AND SCREENING ................................ 7PHASE II – RATING, RANKING, AND SELECTION .................................................. 7

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION............................................................................... 9

PHASE 1--IDENTIFICATION, ATTRIBUTION, AND SCREEN ING ................................. 9STEP 1--IDENTIFY TOTAL POPULATION OF POTENTIAL CANDIDATE

SITES ........................................................................................ 9STEP 2—IDENTIFY DESIRED MFL SITE ATTRIBUTES ............................... 9

STEP 3—IDENTIFY ATTRIBUTABLE POPULATION OF CANDIDATESITES ....................................................................................... 11

STEP 4—IDENTIFY MINIMUM MFL S ITE ATTRIBUTES (SCREENINGCRITERIA)................................ .................................................11

STEPS 5 & 6—APPLY SCREENING CRITERIA TO GENERATE SHORTLIST OF CANDIDATE MFL S ITES................................ ................11

PHASE 2—SCORING RANKING AND SELECTION ...................................................14STEP 7—DEVELOP M ULTI-ATTRIBUTE APPROACH FOR SCORING

AND RANKING CANDIDATE SITES ..............................................14STEP 8—APPLY EVALUATION CRITERIA .................................................14STEP 9—DEVELOP FINAL CANDIDATE SITE RANKING .............................19STEP 10—FIELD VERIFICATION AND FINAL SITE SELECTION ...................20

RECOMMENDED MFLS PRIORITY WATER BODY LIST FOR EAST-CENTRAL FLORIDA ...........................................................................................21

REFERENCES ......................................................................................................23

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APPENDICES

Appendix A – Inventory of Potential Candidate MFL Sites

Appendix B – Inventory of CUP Monitoring Sites in ECF

Appendix C – Development of Site Attributes

Appendix D – Attribute Scores for Candidate MFL Sites

EXHIBITS

EXHIBIT 1. SUMMARY OF NETWORK DESIGN APP ROACHES FORMFL SITE SELECTION IN EAST -CENTRAL FLORIDA................................ ........ 5

EXHIBIT 2. MFL SITE SELECTION. ECF LAKES AND WETLANDSPROCESS OVERVIEW ........................................................................................... 8

EXHIBIT 3. DESIRED ATTRIBUTES FOR ECF MFL SITE SELECTION .............10

EXHIBIT 4. MINIMUM ATTRIBUTES (SCREENING CRITERIA) FORECF MFL SITE SELECTION ..................................................................................12

EXHIBIT 5. DESIRED ATTRIBUTES SCORING FOR ECF MFL SITESELECTION ...........................................................................................................13

EXHIBIT 6. MFL SITE SELECTION. ECF ATTRIBUTE WEIGHTING FORMULTI-ATTRIBUTE ANALYSIS ..........................................................................14

EXHIBIT 7. ECF LAKES AND WETLANDS MFL SITE SELECTION:UNWEIGHTED SCORES ....................................................................................... 16

EXHIBIT 8. ECF LAKES AND WETLANDS MFL SITE SELECTION:RANKING BY UNWEIGHTED SCORES ............................................................... 17

EXHIBIT 9. ECF LAKES AND WETLANDS MFL SITE SELECTION:SITE RANKING WITH WEIGHTED CRITERIA SCORES .....................................18

EXHIBIT 10. LOCATION OF PRIORITY MFL SITES AND OTHERHIGHLY RANKED CANDIDATE MFL SITES IN EAST-CENTRALFLORIDA ................................................................................................ ...............22

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INTRODUCTION

BACKGROUND

The St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) isengaged in a districtwide effort to develop minimum flowsand levels (MFLs) to protect priority surface water bodiesincluding lakes, streams, wetlands, and springs fromsignificant harm caused by water withdrawals. MFLsprovide an effective tool to assist in making sound watermanagement decisions that prevent significant adverseimpacts or harm to the water resources or the regionalecology. The basis for establishing and implementing MFLsis provided in the Florida Water Resources Act (Chapter 373,Florida Statutes [F.S.]), the State Comprehensive Plan (Section187.201(8)(b), F.S.), the Water Resources ImplementationRule (Chapter 62-40, Florida Administrative Code [F.A.C.], andthe Minimum Flows and Levels Administrative Rule(Chapter 40C-8, F.A.C.). These documents explicitly includeprovisions for the establishment of MFLs, the protection ofnonconsumptive uses, and the conservation of naturalsystems. MFLs are adopted by rule by SJRWMD’s GoverningBoard and implemented through its Water Supply Planning,Consumptive Use Permitting, and Environmental ResourcePermitting programs.

Florida’s water management districts (WMDs) are eachmandated to annually develop an MFLs Priority WaterBody List and Schedule. These documents identify waterbodies for which MFLs are scheduled to be adopted by ruleand those that will receive voluntary scientific peer reviewduring a three- to five-year planning horizon (Section373.042(2), F.S.).

SJRWMD’s MFLs prioritization process has evolved sincethe mid 1980s. The prioritization process between 1985 and1993 was designed to meet legislative mandates (i.e.,373.415(3), F.S., Wekiva River Basin water courses andaquifer) or to address lakes that had experienced any of thefollowing:

Consistently low water levels

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Citizen complaint regarding low water level

Large quantity of withdrawal and/or number ofconsumptive use permits from a surface water body

Availability of surface and ground water hydrologicmodels

This prioritization approach was superseded in Fiscal Year1995 as the result of a settlement agreement in the case ofConcerned Citizens of Putnam County for ResponsiveGovernment, Inc., and Citizens for Water, Inc. vs. SJRWMD(Circuit Court Case No. 91-6617-CA). This settlementagreement resulted in the prioritization of a list of lakesand springs identified in the agreement.

The 1997 Florida Legislature formalized the statewideMFLs prioritization process and identified the followingprioritization criteria to determine whether an aquaticresource should be included on the MFLs Priority WaterBody List and Schedule (Section 373.042(2), F.S.).

Importance of waters to the state or region

Existence of or potential for significant harm to thewater resources or ecology of the state or region

Area is currently experiencing or is expected toexperience adverse impacts as a result of surface orground water withdrawals

The 2002 Florida Legislature adopted legislation requiringWMDs to prioritize all first and second magnitude springsby January 1, 2003 (Subsection (2) of Section 373.042, FS).This requirement resulted in the addition of several springsto the MFLs Priority List and Schedule.

MFLs have served as important constraints in SJRWMD’swater supply planning process. Based on the application ofconstraints and ground water modeling results, SJRWMD’swater supply assessments have identified priority waterresource caution areas where unacceptable impacts to waterresources and related natural systems are expected to occurif projected water uses are implemented through the 20-year planning horizons. SJRWMD desires to focusappropriate attention in the MFLs site selection and

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prioritization process on identified priority water resourcecaution areas, because they represent areas addressed bythe statutory criteria for including water bodies on theMFLs Priority Water Body List and Schedule.

PROJECT PURPOSE AND APPROACH

SJRWMD desires to develop an MFL priority water bodylist for the east-central Florida area and to expeditedevelopment and implementation of MFLs in the area,because that area is rapidly approaching its limit ofsustainable groundwater availability. The East-CentralFlorida Site Selection and Prioritization Project, which isthe subject of this document, has been prepared to fulfillthis desire. The East-Central Florida MFL Site Selection andPrioritization Project was performed by a work groupconsisting of the following SJRWMD staff and consultants:

Ron Wycoff, P.E., Water Supply Solutions – projectmanager

Barbara Vergara, P.G.

Bob Epting, Ph.D.

Sonny Hall, Ph.D.

Price Robison, P.E.

Bill Osburn, P.G.

Patrick Burger, P.E.

Bill Dunn, Ph.D., CH2M HILL

PURPOSE

Following is the project purpose as developed by the workgroup.

Identification of water bodies needed to provide an efficient andadequate MFL monitoring network within east-central Florida.The selected water bodies will be incorporated into the SJRWMDMFL priority list and schedule.

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APPROACH

Based on the prioritization criteria provided in Section373.042, F.S., SJRWMD staff has found that within prioritywater resource caution areas (PWRCA), as described inSJRWMD’s regional water supply plans, a large number ofwater bodies can potentially be considered for inclusion onthe MFLs priority water body list and schedule. The ECF areais currently identified as a PWRCA. For purposes of thisproject the work group defined ECF as those portions ofOrange, Lake, Seminole, and Osceola counties within theboundaries of the East-Central Florida RegionalGroundwater Flow Model. SJRWMD’s experience indicatesthat the large set of potential MFLs sites in an area like ECFcan be prioritized by one of the following three methods:

Select all water bodies in an area

Ad hoc response to stakeholders

Structured decision process

Each of these methods has advantages and disadvantages(Exhibit 1). The work group quickly determined that atechnically defensible, structured decision approach wouldbe most consistent with the project purpose, because it willidentify that subset of sensitive water bodies that are bothreasonably representative of the water bodies in the area,and that can reasonably be used for MFL purposes.

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Exhibit 1. Summary of Network Design Approaches for MFL Site Selection in East-central Florida

Approach Advantages Disadvantages

1) Select all waterbodies

Site selection process is simple and straightforward; little up front analysis required

Approach is very costly, very timeconsuming, and thus is an inefficientuse of resources

Process will be difficult to manageand implement

Does not specifically identifyregionally representative water bodies

Does not specifically prioritizesensitive water bodies

2) Ad hoc Responseto Stakeholders

Site selection process is simple and straightforward; little up front analysis required

Approach is reactive to demands ofstakeholder groups

Does not follow a technicallydefensible, structured decisionprocess

Process will be difficult to manageand implement

Does not specifically identifyregionally representative water bodies

Does not specifically prioritizesensitive water bodies

3) StructuredDecision Process

Follows a technically defensible,structured decision process

Screening and ranking criteriadeveloped by expert panel

Identifies a subset of water bodies thatmeet the needs of the MFL program

Limits the number of sites

Allows flexibility to deal with changes infuture hydrologic conditions

Provides an efficient use of resources

Prioritizes sites for implementation

Requires time upfront to setobjectives, develop technical criteria,summarize characteristics of waterbodies

A structured decision process was used to develop aranking system to screen, rank, and compare potential MFLlakes and wetlands, hereinafter referred to as sites, basedon measurable criteria. In this effort the population ofpotential MFL sites were compared and ranked usingscreening and evaluation criteria developed by the workgroup. The decision analysis uses a method calledmultiattribute utility analysis (MUA). MUA, as applied to

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this project, proceeded through a series of defined steps, asfollows:

Identify and specify goals and objectivesDevelop evaluation criteria and performance measures

to assess project performance of each site against thecriterion

Assign weights to the evaluative criteria to reflect thework group’s assessment of relative importance

Apply the decision system to yield a ranked list of sites

The site selection decision process and the results ofapplying the process are discussed in the followingsections.

The work group met at SJRWMD headquarters forworkshops on five occasions: March 13, April 11, May 10,June 16, and July 6, 2006. Site verification visits to topranked sites took place on July 13 and 14, 2006..Projectbriefings were provided for Hal Wilkening and Al Canepaon August 14, 2006, and for Kirby Green on August 29,2006.

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MFL CANDIDATE SITE SELECTIONPROCESS

An MFL site selection process was developed by the workgroup (Exhibit 2). The process can be divided into twomajor phases and 10 steps or outputs as follows:

PHASE I – IDENTIFICATION, ATTRIBUTION, AND SCREENING

1. Identify total population of potential candidate sites

2. Identify desired site attributes

3. Identify attributable population of potential candidate sites

4. Identify minimum site attributes (screening criteria)

5. Apply screening criteria to attributable candidate sites

6. Produce candidate site short list

PHASE II – RATING, RANKING, AND SELECTION

7. Develop multi-attribute methodology for ranking shortlisted candidate sites

8. Apply multi-attribute methodology to short listed candidatesites

9. Develop final candidate site ranking

10. Perform site verification and final MFL site selection

The work group moved through the two-phased selectionprocess from March through August 2006, meeting fivetimes during this time period. Between workshops somemembers of the work group were assigned specific tasks.

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Exhibit 2. MFL Site Selection. ECF Lakes and Wetlands Process Overview

Phase I – Identification, Attribution and Screening

Phase II – Rating, Ranking and Selection

4) - Identify Minimum Site Attributes (Screening Criteria)

6) - Candidate Site Short List

o Meets all minimumscreening criteria

8) - Apply Multi-attribute methodology to short listedcandidate sites

o Site Score =∑attribute score x attribute weight

1) - Identify Total Population of Potential Candidate Sites

o Sentinel monitoring network candidate sites

o CUP monitoring sites

o MFL priority sites

o Adopted MFL sites

o ECF constraints sites

o Natural wetlands community monitoringsites

2) - Identify Desired Site Attributes

o Located within projected 2013 SASdecline

o Vegetative harm projected

o High risk of impact

7) - Develop Multi-attribute Methodology for Ranking Short Listed CandidateSites

o Attribute scoring (common scale)

5) - Apply Screening Criteria toAttributable Candidate Sites

o All screening criteria areapplied concurrently

9) - Develop FinalCandidate SiteRanking

3) - Identify Attributable Population ofPotential Candidate Sites

o Potential sites with knowndesired attributes

10) - Final MFL Site Selection

o Spatial analysis

o Field verification

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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONPHASE 1--IDENTIFICATION, ATTRIBUTION, AND SCREENING

STEP 1--IDENTIFY TOTAL POPULATION OF POTENTIAL CANDIDATE SITES

The work group developed an inventory of sources to bereviewed for possible inclusion in the population ofpotential candidate MFL sites. The inventory included thefollowing sources:

Sentinel monitoring network candidate sitesCUP monitoring sitesMFL priority sitesAdopted MFL sitesECF constraints sitesNatural wetlands community monitoring sitesERP monitoring sitesUSGS monitoring sitesCounty monitoring sites

Bob Epting, SJRWMD staff member, led the effort to reviewthe data sources and compile a spreadsheet. Once compiledthe population of potential candidate sites included over 400lake and wetland sites in ECF scattered across Lake, Orange,Seminole, and Osceola counties. The majority of sites in theinventory are from the sentinel monitoring network(Appendix A) and the CUP monitoring sites (Appendix B).

STEP 2—IDENTIFY DESIRED MFL SITE ATTRIBUTES

Over the course of discussions in several workshops thework group developed five major MFL site attributes(Exhibit 3) to be considered in the site selection process asfollows:

Located within areas with projected 2013 surficialaquifer decline

Located within areas projected to experience harm towetlands or lakes

Located in a landscape position with a high risk of impact

Acceptable site characteristics

Available hydrologic data



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Exhibit 3. Desired Attributes for ECF MFL Site Selection1) Located within areas with projected 2013 surficial aquifer system (SAS)

decline

a. Best > 1.2 ft. SAS drawdownb. Acceptable -- 0.35 to 1.2 ft. SAS drawdown

2) Vegetation Harm to lakes or wetlands (Kinser, et. al., 2005)

a. Best – High or medium likelihood of vegetative harm to lakes andwetlands

b. Acceptable – Low likelihood of vegetative harm

3) High risk of impact

a. Best – Isolated hydrologic system located along a major landscape ridgeb. Acceptable – Other isolated or closed basins

4) Acceptable site characteristics (from ECF database)

a. Access

i. Best – E - Excellent—open to publicii. Good – Es - Public easement

iii. Acceptable – P - Possible easement

b. Site Quality

i. Best – E - Excellentii. Good – VG – Very good

iii. Acceptable – G or O – Good or OK

5) Available hydrologic data (continuous record)

a. Duration

i. Best > 10 yearsii. Good 5 to 10 years

iii. Acceptable >2 and <5

b. Frequency

i. Best – dailyii. Good – weekly

iii. Acceptable – monthly

c. Quality

i. Best - surveyed elevation datum, with data entered into qualityassured electronic database, using SJRWMD or USGS protocol

ii. Acceptable – surveyed elevation datum with quality assurancereview



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The first three attributes relate to the sensitivity of thecandidate lake or wetland site to potential impacts fromgroundwater withdrawal. A major objective of this projectis to identify sites likely to be impacted by Floridan aquiferwater level declines such that if the MFLs are met, thereshould be a reasonable expectation that regional waterresources, not just the sites themselves, are protected fromsignificant harm.

The final two attributes deal with the practical issuesrelated to development of MFLs. Sites must be accessiblefor monitoring and some existing or background waterlevel data must exist.

Exhibit 4 provides a description of desirable site attributesand lists a range of conditions from acceptable to the bestcondition for each of the five key attributes. Appendix Ccontains more detailed discussion as to how each of theattributes and their characteristics were developed.

STEP 3—IDENTIFY ATTRIBUTABLE POPULATION OF CANDIDATE SITES

Where possible values were assigned for each of the fiveattributes (Exhibit 4) for the total population of potentialcandidate lake and wetland sites. Adequate backgroundinformation was lacking for some sites, so not all attributescould be assigned values. Three hundred and seventy two(372) of the sites in the inventory could be fully attributed;these sites were then screened in Step 4.

STEP 4—IDENTIFY MINIMUM MFL SITE ATTRIBUTES (SCREENING CRITERIA)

Minimum acceptable site attributes (Exhibit 5) weredeveloped by the work group based on the desired siteattributes and provide the minimum acceptable conditionsfor each criterion to be used for candidate site screening.

STEPS 5 & 6—APPLY SCREENING CRITERIA TO GENERATE SHORT LIST OF

CANDIDATE MFL SITES

Application of the screening criteria eliminated a largenumber of the 372 attributed sites yielding a list of 125 sitesthat could be scored and ranked for the evaluative criteria.



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Exhibit 4. Minimum Attributes (Screening Criteria) For ECF MFL Site SelectionTo be considered as a candidate MFL site all of the following minimum criteria must bemet.

1) Located within areas with projected 2015 surficial aquifer system (SAS)decline

a. SAS 1995 to 2015 drawdown increase must be 0.35 ft. or greater

2) Vegetation Harm to lakes or wetlands (Kinser, et. al., 2005)

a. No screening criteria


a. No screening criteria

4) Acceptable site characteristics (from ECF database)

a. ECF database access rating must be P or better and site quality ratingmust be O or better

5) Available hydrologic (water level) data (continuous record)

a. Must have at least 2 years of monthly or more frequent water level data

b. Level measurements must be referenced to a surveyed datum



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Exhibit 5. Desired Attributes Scoring for ECF MFL Site Selection

Attribute Metric Attribute Score

> 1.2 ft. SAS drawdown 101) Located within areas withprojected 2013 surficialaquifer system (SAS)decline

0.35 to 1.2 ft. SASdrawdown 5

medium or high lake andwetland harm 10

medium or high lake orwetland harm 5

2) Vegetative/lake harm

Low likelihood of harm 0

Isolated/flow-through

Isolated 5

flow through 0

Elevation

Ridge 5

Intermediate 3


Low 1

Total attribute score isequal to the sum of theIsolated/flow throughand Elevation Scores

Access

open to public 5

public easement 4

possible easement 1

Site Quality

Excellent 5

Very good 3

4) Acceptable sitecharacteristics

Good or OK 1

Total attribute score isequal to the sum of theAccess and Site QualityScores

Duration*

> 10 years 5

5 to 10 years 3

> 2 and < 5 years 1

Frequency*

daily 3

weekly 2

monthly 1

Quality*

Best 2

5) Available hydrologic data

Acceptable 1

Total attribute score isequal to the sum of theDuration, Frequencyand Quality Scores

* Due to limited available information the data frequency and data quality attributes were notconsidered in the final candidate site scoring.



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PHASE 2—SCORING RANKING AND SELECTION

STEP 7—DEVELOP MULTI-ATTRIBUTE APPROACH FOR SCORING AND RANKINGCANDIDATE SITES

A key step in multiattribute utility analysis is for an expertpanel to assign relative weights to the attributes used forscoring and ranking. In this case the expert panel was thework group. In a workshop six members of the workgroupassigned weights to each criterion to reflect its relativeimportance on a scale of 0 to 100. Each individual assignedweights, and then the initial results were discussed. Asubsequent round of weighting allowed for changes to bemade. Exhibit 6 provides the results of the second and finalround of attribute weighting. Based on the assignedweights the most important criterion was Hydrologic Datawith an importance score of 92.5, while the remaining fourcriteria received weights between 65 and 82.

Exhibit 6. MFL Site Selection. ECF Attribute Weighting for Multi-attributeAnalysis

Attribute Weights (100 = highest importance)WeightingParticipant

SASDecline

Vegetation/Lake Harm Impact Risk

SiteCharacteristics

HydrologicData

Ron Wycoff 40 80 40 50 100

Barbara Vergara 40 100 40 80 100

Bob Epting 80 70 100 90 85

Bill Dunn 80 100 80 70 70

Price Robison 70 50 80 100 100

Sonny Hall 80 80 80 100 100

Average 65.0 80.0 70.0 81.7 92.5

Final Weight(0 to 1 scale) 0.650 0.800 0.700 0.817 0.925

Site Score = ∑attribute score x relative weight

STEP 8—APPLY EVALUATION CRITERIA

Criteria scores were assigned to each of the 125 lake orwetland sites in the candidate list. Scoring was done byBob Epting and criteria weights (Exhibit 5) were applied tothe raw scores in the spreadsheet (Appendix D). Results ofthe scoring and ranking are best viewed graphically;stacked bar charts provide a good visual summary of theoverall score for each site and the component scores for the



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individual criteria (Exhibits 7, 8, and 9). This reviewrevealed that there was little difference between the overallsite ranking for the weighted versus unweighted attributescores (Exhibits 8 and 9). This outcome is due to the factthat highest scoring sites (i.e., score above 20 for theunweighted, above 15 for the weighted) generally had highindividual attribute scores for all 5 attributes.



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Exhibit 7. ECF Lakes and Wetlands MFL Site Selection: Unweighted Scores

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632

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SAS DECLINE VEG/LAKE HARM IMPACT RISKSITE CHAR HYDRO POR



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Exhibit 8. ECF Lakes and Wetlands MFL Site Selection: Ranking by Unweighted Scores

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SAS DECLINE VEG/LAKE HARM IMPACT RISKSITE CHAR HYDRO POR



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Exhibit 9. ECF Lakes and Wetlands MFL Site Selection: Site Ranking with Weighted Criteria Scores

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The weighted rank scores were reviewed and discussed bythe work group in a workshop on July 6, 2006. This reviewrevealed that there was little difference between the overallsite ranking for the weighted versus unweighted attributescores (Exhibits 8 and 9). This outcome is due to the factthat highest scoring sites (i.e., score above 20 for theunweighted, above 15 for the weighted) generally had highindividual attribute scores for all 5 attributes.

STEP 9—DEVELOP FINAL CANDIDATE SITE RANKING

The work group evaluated the spatial distribution of theseapproximately 60 highest ranked sites by marking each oneon a map showing the location of all 125 sites. Themapping effort showed that sites were grouped in severalsubregions as follows:

Northern Seminole County (19 sites)Southern Seminole County (23 sites)Western Orange County (17 sites)Johns Lake area (3 sites)Leesburg area (2 sites)

For each of these clusters we identified at least two of thehighest scoring sites as the priority sites that would bevisited to confirm selection. The priority lakes are asfollows:

Northern Seminole County—Lake Hodge (12) andIsland Lake (53)

Southern Seminole County—Sylvan Lake (34) andCrystal Lake (42)

Western Orange County—Mt Plymouth Lake (137), LakePrevatt (71), Long Lake (275), Lake Hiawassee (310), andLake Bessie (93)

Johns Lake area—Lake Avalon and Johns Lake

Leesburg area--Lake Saunders (330) and Lake Dyches(345).

The work group agreed that as a follow up the 13 prioritylakes should be visited and evaluated by some work groupmembers and other knowledgeable SJRWMD staff, andbased on that evaluation either the site would remain on



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the list of recommended sites or would be dropped if it wasfound to be wanting in some aspect. The work groupfurther agreed that if a site were dropped from the list ofrecommended sites, then other highly ranked sites in thesame subregion would be evaluated until an acceptablereplacement site was identified.

STEP 10—FIELD VERIFICATION AND FINAL SITE SELECTION

Field inspection of the selected sites in each subregionalong with a number of other highly ranked sites took placeon July 13 and 14, 2006. The site inspection team included:Bill Dunn, Bob Epting, Bob Fewster, Marc Minno, andTravis Richardson. The objective of the inspections was toverify the high scores and rank of each site, assuring thatthe site characteristics were accurately captured in the sitedatabase and that assigned criterion scores were correct.

The consensus of the field inspection team is that theselected sites are good candidate sites for setting MFLs inECF. The team recommended only one change to the list –the substitution of Crooked Lake for Long Lake in thewestern Orange County subregion. The recommended listof MFL sites includes at least two sites for each subregionalong with a supplemental list of other highly ranked sitesthat could be substituted as needed should one of therecommended sites prove to be infeasible to implement.

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RECOMMENDED MFLS PRIORITY WATERBODY LIST FOR EAST-CENTRAL FLORIDA

Over the course of 5 months from March through August2006 the MFL Site Selection Work Group developed andapplied a structured decision process for selection of asubset of sensitive lake and wetland sites in ECF that canserve as the region’s priority MFL water bodies.

The work group recommends a list of 13 lakes as thepriority MFL water bodies for ECF. The 13 sites arearrayed across five subregions within ECF (Exhibit 10). Therecommended list, which includes other highly ranked siteswithin several of the subregions, is as follows:

Northern Seminole County

- Recommended: Crystal Lake, Sylvan Lake

- Other high scoring lakes: Bingham, Mary, Liberty,Emma, Dawson, Marietta, Pearl, and Markham

Southern Seminole County

- Recommended: Lake Hodge, Island Lake, and LakeSearcy

- Other high scoring lakes: Crystal Bowl, Seminary,Sybelia, and Adelaide

Western Orange County

- Recommended: Mount Plymouth Lake, Lake Prevatt,Lake Hiawassee, and Crooked Lake

- Other high scoring lakes: Sherwood, Bessie, McKoy,Trout, Long, Horseshoe, Lucy, Alpharetta, and Anne

Johns Lake area

- Recommended: Lake Avalon and Johns Lake

- Other high scoring lakes: Ingram, Flat, and Black

Leesburg area

- Recommended: Lake Dyches and Lake Saunders

Recommended MFLs Priority Water Body List For East-Central Florida


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Exhibit 10. Location of Priority MFL Sites and other highly ranked candidate MFLsites in East-central Florida

References


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REFERENCESKinser, P., Minno, M., and Brown, S., Dennizman. J.Estimating the likelihood of harm to lakes fromgroundwater withdrawals in the St. Johns River WaterManagement District for the year 2025. St. Johns RiverWater Management District. Professional Paper SJ2006 PP1.Palatka, Fla.

Appendix AInventory of Potential Candidate MFL Sites

Appendix A


A-1

ECF ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT DATABASEKEY TO COLUMNSNOTE: All cells should contain information unless otherwise noted here

Column Name Key to Descriptors, Comments

A Priority Area Name or acronym of priority area - ECF is the only area currently investigated

B Site No. All sites are numbered - there should be no empty cells

C Site Name Lake or marsh or other name identifier.

D Latitude NA - not collected

E Longitude NA - not collected

F Date Visted Empty cell indicates that the site was not visited - should be associated withNo in photos column

G Location notes Collected during site visit

H Site Conditions Information provided by site visit

I Access E -- Excellent - Open to the public - no restrictions

Es -- Public easement present (Pers. Comm Lorne Malo) but not "open topublic"

P -- Possible Easement (based on site visit)

N -- No Public Acess (based on site visit)

J Site Quality Rated through site visit and if site is used for CUP monitoring

E-- Excellent

V -- Very good

G - Good

O -- OK

M -- Marginal

N -- Not Good

CUP - In use as a CUP site - see Column CUP for Permit No. and Permitee

K Site Rating Two letters, referring to Access and Site Quality information, in that order.Information is drawn from Columns G and H. Exception is CUP entry

L Habitat L - lake; P - Pond; M-Marsh; S-Swamp; U - Upland

M Hydrology Isolated

Closed Basin (indicates multiple linked lakes)

Outflow present

Flow Through (inflow and outflow)

N Drawdown Coutour Yes / No

O In CONSERV Yes / No / Nearby Nearby indicates that it is very near the border ofCONSERV

P WMD SJR or SF - Indicates in which Water Management District the Lake Resides

Q CUP Yes/ No, CUP Permit No. Indicates that the site is a monitoring site for CUPPermit Compliance

R Photos Yes / No, Comments. Should list the number of photos and may provide otherinformation

Appendix A


A-2

Bay swamp at Red Bug Lake 1

Boardwalk at Red Bug Lake 1

Boat Ramp @ Lake Baldwin 1

Canal Inflow to Queens Mirror 1

Crooked Lake 4

Lake Baldwin 2

Lake Berry 1

Lake Florence 5

Lake Herrick 4

Lake Jeanie 1

Lake Jeanie Stormwater Pond 1

Lake Johio 2

Lake Julia 3

Lake Lucy 6

Lake Mizell 5

Lake North of Lake Hiawasee 8

Lake Virginia 2

Long Lake 13

Lost Lake 3

Mead Gardens 4

Metro West 5

Middle Triplet 2

North end of last headwater for Triplet 2

North Triplet 2

Park at Lake Baldwin 1

Pass between middle and North Triplet 1

Queens Mirror 2

Red Bug Lake 6

Red Bug Lake

Sherwood 12

Sherwood

Spring Lake 6

Turkey Lake 2

Weir Outflow of North of West Headwater Wetland for Triplet 2

West Headwater Wetland for Triplet 10

Winter Garden Area - OUC Site 6478 Wetland AM sites off Daniels Rd. 1

Appendix A


A-3

PriorityArea

Site No. Site Name Latitude Longitude DateVisited

LocationNotes

Site Conditions Access SiteQuality

SentinelSite

Rating

Habitat HydrologicCondition

MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 1 LakeOrienta atLakeOrienta Park

N 28 39.118 W 81 22.867 4-Jun-02 In park atedge oflake,AltamonteSprings.

Small public park onBrinkley Avenueacross from FireStation 14. Most ofthe shoreline isdeveloped but not all.There may be enoughremnant vegetation toset some historiclevels. Features—boardwalk, parkinglot, 2 stormwaterponds, grassedareas.

Excellent, publicproperty at LakeOrienta Park, accessis good to the edge ofthe lake and to uplandgrassed areas.

Good site. EG L, U Levels M.Basinisolated.

GM Withinamoeba

No 2 4 SJR No Yes, from severallocations in park.

ECF 2 Marsh pondconnectedto LakeAdelaide

N 28 40.291 W 81 22.382 4-Jun-02 GPS inparking lotat edge ofmarsh

Marsh connected toL. Adelaide lying tosouthwest. Dominantspecies includewillow, cattail andsmartweed.

Possible easement--access from parkinglot, or maybe fromstormwater facility. Nopublic land.

Good siteif accesscan bearranged.

PG M, P Levels M;closed basin(Adelaide,Marion andFlorida).

GM Withinamoeba

No 4 4 SJR No Yes, fromapartmentcomplex (Villa delMar) lookingacross to hospital

ECF 3 Lake Marion N 28 40.731 W 81 21.992 4-Jun-02 Small stripof landbetweencurve inroad(Oakhurstand LakeAve.)

Dry basin with someresidual pools;houses surroundmost of the lake.

No apparent publicaccess. We did notfind a drainageeasement, but thatshould be checkedagain.


NG L Levels M;closed basin(Adelaide,Marion andFlorida).

GM Withinamoeba

No 5 4 SJR No Yes, pan of 9 to10 shots

ECF 4 Lake Florida N 28 40.295 W 81 21.833 4-Jun-02 Drainageeasementon FloridaBlvd.

Connects to Adelaide. Possible easement--Access via drainageeasement. Small areabetween the road andthe edge of the lakecould be used.


PG L Levels M;closed basin(Adelaide,Marion andFlorida).

GM Withinamoeba

No 4 4 SJR No Yes pan of 6.

ECF 5 LakeAdelaide

N 28 40.244 W 81 21.970 4-Jun-02 Swamp atnorth end offof Tropic HillSt.

Tallow on edge w/ redmaple, buttonbush,mixed shrub andemergent marshspecies. OUCMonitoring Site#3338.

No apparent publicaccess. We did notfind a drainageeasement, but thatshould be checkedagain. Access fromback of buildings onthe south side. Alsomay be access fromadjacent roads (FernPark Blvd. and OxfordRd.)


CUP L Levels M;closed basin(Adelaide,Marion andFlorida).

GM Withinamoeba

No 7 4 SJR Permit#3159

Yes 3 photos

Appendix A


A-4

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 6 LibraryWetland

N 28 39.731 W 81 20.108 4-Jun-02 Parking lotof centrallibrarySeminoleCounty.

Forested (hardwood)wetland.

Possible easement--Assume that libraryproperty extends intothe wetland. Areabetween the edge ofthe parking lot andthe wetland could beused.


PG S Levels M. GM Edge ofamoeba

No 4 4 SJR No Yes, series of 6photos fromparking lot.

ECF 7 TripletLakes Parkat SecretLake Parkoff TripletLake Dr.

N 28 40.394 W 81 19.560 4-Jun-02 Park at theconnectionpointbetweenNorth andMiddleTripletLakes

Lakes with fringingwetlands.UnnumberedMonitoring Site.

Excellent, publicaccess to both lakesystems as well asthe canal connectionthe two.

Excellentsite.

CUP L, S,M,and U

Levels M.Flowthoughlake system,connects toGee Creekand then Lk.Jesup.

EM Edge ofamoeba


Yes, 3 photosfrom parking lot.

ECF 9 Clear Lakeoff Lake Dr.

N 28 40.224 W 81 17.676 4-Jun-02 Countyproperty onClear LakeDr.

Pool remaining in thelower portion, rest isbroomsedge withmixed grasses andsedges. About 75 ftof oak forest betweenroad and edge oflake/marsh. OUCMonitoring Site#3363.

OUC's list; Goodaccess, apparentlythe oak forest edge iscounty property. Thisshould be confirmed..This lake is on OUC'slist.

Excellent,on OUC'slist.

CUP L, M, andU

Levels low,3-4 feetbelow thehigh watermarks.

EL Withinamoeba


Yes, 6 photoswith pan of 5.

ECF 10 Lake Tony N 28 40.269 W 81 17.312 4-Jun-02 Near ClearLake. Cul-de-sac dusac onSweetwaterLane.

Only part of shorelineis developed.Forested border onpart of the E side..May be conservationarea next to SevilleChase.

No apparent publicaccess.

Marginalsite.

NM L Levels M.Closedbasin.

MM Withinamoeba

No 6 6 SJR No No photo.

ECF 11 Lake Tony N 28 40.263 W 81 17.313 4-Jun-02 Bird Roadalong Eside.


Marginalsite.

NM L, S Levels M.Closedbasin.

MM Withinamoeba


ECF 12 Lake HodgePark

N 28 41.400 W 81 19.253 4-Jun-02 Parkadjacent tothe lake.

Grassed areaadjacent to lake withgazebo. Residualpools of water in thelake basin, willowfringe in few places.

Excellent, accessfrom City park. Staffgauge at boardwalk.

Excellentsite

EE L, U, M Levels low,several feetbelow thehigh watermarks;isolated.

EL Edge ofamoeba

No 1 2 SJR No Yes, 9 photos ofplayground andpark and lake.

ECF 13 Myrtle Lake N 28 43.385 W 81 21.760 5-Jun-02 Twin LakeDr., at edgeof cul-de-sac du sac.

Dry bed; maidencane,sedges, dogfennel,buttonbush, willow; nostanding water;woodstorks and greategrets.

Possible easement--No direct publicaccess, but check oneasements. Mapshows park at thesouth end, but we didnot find it.

Good site;Lorneconsidersthis a goodsite formonitoring.

PG L, M Levels verylow, nostandingwater.Isolatedbasin

GVL Withinamoeba

No 4 2 SJR No Yes, pan of shotsN to S.

Appendix A


A-5

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 14 GreenwoodLake Park

N 28 43.980 W 81 20.947 5-Jun-02 Upland siteat countypark

Upland park area. Excellent, countypark.

Not a goodsite.

EN U Upland site NU Withinamoeba

No 5 7 SJR No Yes, 1 photo fromthe road.

ECF 15 Big TreePark

N 28 43.228 W 81 19.905 5-Jun-02 Big TreePark andSpringHammockReserve.

Large forestedwetland area withSoldier Creek runningthrough on the W sideof L. Jesup.

Excellent, large publ icland holdings in thearea.

Good sitewithoutflow.

EG S, U Levels M toH; outflowwetlandsystemdraining toJesup.

GMH Edge ofamoeba

No 2 4 SJR No Yes, 6 photos atBig Tree Park.

ECF 16 SpringHammockPreserve

N 28 43.232 W 81 19.580 5-Jun-02 Big TreePark andSpringHammockReserve.

Large forestedwetland area withSoldier Creek runningthrough on the W sideof L. Jesup.

Excellent, large publicland holdings in thearea.

Good sitewithoutflow.

EG S, U Levels M toH; outflowwetlandsystemdraining toJesup.

GMH Outsideamoeba


ECF 17 LakeBingham

N 28 44.284 W 81 18.617 5-Jun-02 South ofcommunitycollege,Lake roadon southside withsidewalkalong theedge of thelake.

Hypericum prairie upto the edge and downto the pool; waterlilies edge the pool,;central part of thebasin with standingwater.

No apparent publicaccess; access wouldhave to be arranged,but sidewalk runsalong the edge of thelake.

Good site. NG M, L Levels low,isolated,staff gauge.

GL Outsideamoeba

No 5 3 SJR No Yes, pan of 5photos fromsidewalk.

ECF 18 Lake Lee N 28 44.571 W 81 18.791 5-Jun-02 Pond to NWof L.Bingham,WoldunnSubd. On Eside.

Small lake (pond) insubdivision; residualstanding water, rest isgraminoid prairie;partial forestedborder, butresidentialdevelopment isongoing.

Possible easement--Stormwater pond insubd. abuts the pondon Woldunn Circle.


PG P, M Levels low;standingwater stillpresent inthe center ofthe pond,about 3 to 5ft belowlevel of boatdock;isolated.

GL Outsideamoeba

No 4 3 SJR No Yes, 3 photos.

ECF 19 Lake Mary N 28 44.809 W 81 19.010 5-Jun-02 Drainageeasementon ClermontRd. SEcorner oflake.

North section of lake,broad section of thelittoral zone isexposed white sand.

Possible easement--drainage easement.


PG L, M Levels low;standingwater stillpresent inthe center ofthe pond,about 3 to 5ft belowlevel of boatdock;isolated.

GL Outsideamoeba

No 4 3 SJR No Yes, 4 photosfrom shoreline.

Appendix A


A-6

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 20 Lake Mary N 28 44.901 W 81 18.708 5-Jun-02 CommunityCollege

Undeveloped areaalong edge of lake willprovide upland andlake monitoring sites.

Excellent, on Collegeproperty

Excellentcandidatefor amonitoringsite.

EE U, M, L Levels low;standingwater stillpresent inthe center ofthe lake,about 3 to 5ft belowlevel of boatdock;isolated.

EL Outsideamoeba


ECF 21 Pond Park N 28 44.862 W 81 19.152 5-Jun-02 Small parkat EstrellaandClermontRd.

Small pond with park,boardwalk withgazebo, grassedarea, playground.Central pool flooded;some organics inssoils at edge of water;buttonbush and willowat the edge of currentWL.

Excellent, at park. Excellentcandidatefor amonitoringsite.

EE P, U Levels M.Isolatedbasin.

EM Outsideamoeba

No 1 4 SJR No Yes, 6 photosfrom park.

ECF 22 Liberty Parkat LakeCrystal

N 28 46.091 W 81 19.083 5-Jun-02 Park Some pools on E sideof lake, rest is marshwith patches of willowand buttonbush;some tallow invading

Excellent, at park. Excellentsite

EE L, M, S, U Levels low,closedbasin,marshshowingencroachment by uplandand weedyspecies

EL Withinamoeba

No 1 2 SJR No Yes, 11 photosfrom park.

ECF 23 Lake Crystal@communitybuilding

N 28 46.094 W 81 19.148 5-Jun-02 Lake Marycommunitybuilding

Same as Site # 41. Excellent, at park. Good site. EG L, U Levels low;closedbasin, staffgauge @37.0, buthigh waterstain marks@ 43.7 to44.0.

GL Withinamoeba

No 2 3 SJR No Yes, 4 photosfrom grassy slopenext to lake.

ECF 24 Lake Emma@ Primera

N 28 45.663 W 81 21.340 5-Jun-02 Wetlandeasement atPrimera,edge ofoffice park.

West lobe of L.Emma; circulardepression; someopen water,maidencane fringewith shrub and pineborder.

Easement present--wetland easementaccording to LorneMalo.

Good site. EsG L, M Levels low. GL Withinamoeba


ECF 25 PrimeraWetland

N 28 45.985 W 81 21.269 5-Jun-02 Ridgeadjacent tonewconstruction

Willow marsh withforested border,adjacent to high ridge;retention ponds backup to L. Emma.

No apparent publicaccess, access willhave to be arranged.

Not a goodsite.

NN S Levels M. NM Withinamoeba

No 6 7 SJR No Yes, photos.

Appendix A


A-7

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 26 AlaquaWetland @Legacy HillsCourt

N 28 45.513 W 81 23.540 5-Jun-02 Cul-de-sacdu sac areaon LegacyHills Court

forested wetlandcypress mixedhardwoods, withwillow and buttonbushon interior, somestanding waterpresent withduckweed cover (seephotos)


OK site ifaccesscan bearranged.

NO S Levels M.Alteredhydrology--Lorne Malosaid that 10years agothe wetlandhad a closedcanopy, nowcanopyopen withdead trees.

OM Edge ofamoeba


ECF 27 AlaquaWetland @AshtonOaks

N 28 45.354 W 81 23.500 5-Jun-02 AshtonOaks cul dusac.

Slough with golf carttrail, near the tee forhole #3.



NO S Levels M. OM Edge ofamoeba


ECF 28 AlaquaWetland @SterlingRidge Courtand AlaquaLakes Blvd.

N 28 45.354 W 81 23.646 5-Jun-02 SterlingRidge Ct. &AlaquaLakes Blvd.

Small cypress mixedhardwood wetland.





ECF 29 AlaquaWetland @SterlingRidge Courtcul du sac

N 28 45.186 W 81 23.706 5-Jun-02 SterlingRidge Ct.cul du sac atS end.




NO S Levels M. OM Outsideamoeba


ECF 30 AlaquaWetland @Park GroveCourt andAlaquaLakes Blvd.

N 28 45.299 W 81 23.535 5-Jun-02 Park GroveCt. & AlaquaLakes Blvd.






ECF 31 AlaquaWetland @New GateLoop andSnowfieldsRun

N 28 45.873 W 81 23.330 5-Jun-02 New GateLoop &SnowfieldsRun.

Powerline crossing;mixed hardwoodforested wetland withorganic soils.

Possible easement--Access would have tobe arranged, but likelycan be arranged viathe R.O.W.

Good site. PG S Levels M. GM Edge ofamoeba


ECF 32 Lake NearSylvan

N 28 45.829 W 81 23.308 5-Jun-02 MarkhamWoodsRoad.

Unnamed small lakeconnected to Sylvan;natural vegetationalong borders.



NO L Levels L toM. Isolated,small lake.

OML Edge ofamoeba


ECF 33 LakeMarkham

N 28 48.018 W 81 23.871 5-Jun-02 L. MarkhamPreservesubdiv.

Subdivision underdevelopment, soeventually theshoreline will bealtered;

Easement --Publicaccess is not good,but Lorne Malo saysthat there might belakefront conservationeasement.


EsG L Levels low,water levels4 to 5 ftbelow highwatermarks.

GL Outsideamoeba


Appendix A


A-8

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 34 Sylvan LakePark--parking lot

N 28 48.066 W 81 23.152 5-Jun-02 Lake SylvanPark

Upland area atparking lot and playground.

Excellent, at park.Also other smallisolated wetlands inthe park.

Excellentsite!

EE M, L, U Levels low,closedbasin,organic soilsin marsh stillsaturated.

EL Edge ofamoeba


ECF 35 Sylvan LakePark--marsh


Boardwalk throughmarsh with organicsoils, water stillpresent in low spots.


Excellentsite!

EE M, L, U Levels low,closedbasin,organic soilsin marsh stillsaturated.

EL Edge ofamoeba


ECF 36 Sylvan LakePark--edgeof lake


Boardwalk at edge oflake with water lilyzone with fringingsawgrass; organicsoils still saturated.


Excellentsite!

EE L, M, U Levels low,closedbasin,organic soilsin marsh stillsaturated.

EL Edge ofamoeba


ECF 37 YankeeLake

N 28 49.053 W 81 23.742 5-Jun-02 SeminoleCountyspraysite.

Lake at edege ofspray field

Excellent, this iscounty property.

Marginalsite,hydrologyis affectedby thereclaimedwaterapplications.

EM L, U Levels M toH; levelshigher thanother lakesin the area.Lake levelsareinfluencedbyapplicationson thesprayfield.

MMH Outsideamoeba


ECF 38 WetlandWest OfYankeeLake

N 28 49.195 W 81 24.017 5-Jun-02 Immediatelywest ofSeminoleCountyspraysite.

Marsh to west ofentrance road to thespray site.

Excellent, appears tobe public land.

Good site,thoughhydrologymay beinfluencedby spraysite.

EG M, U Water levelsnotdetermined.Assume M.

GM Outsideamoeba

No 2 4 SJR No Yes, 2 photosfrom road.

ECF 39 LowerWekivaSawgrassMarsh

N 28 49.492 W 81 24.150 5-Jun-02 NW ofcountyspraysiite inLowerWekiva R.Preserve.

Sawgrass marsh tothe W and NW of theNW corner of thecounty property.

Excellent, public land. Excellentsite.

EE M, U Water levelsnotdetermined.Assume M.

EM Outsideamoeba


ECF 40 Ross Lake N 28 48.537 W 81 23.852 5-Jun-02 Ross LakeShoresSubd.

South of countyreclamation facility,some residual poolswith water lilies,organic soils startingto fissure

Possible easement--May be drainageeasement on theedge of lake, justbefore the cul du sac,confirm this.


PG L, M, U Levels verylow.

GVL Outsideamoeba

No 4 2 SJR No Yes, 5 photosfrom edge ofmarsh.

Appendix A


A-9

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 41 CrystalLake@CommunityBuilding

N 28 45.713 W 81 19.418 5-Jun-02 AtCommunityBldg.

Same as Site # 23.Upland area extendsdown to lake

Excellent, city ownedproperty.

Excellentsite

EE U, L Levels low,closedbasin, staffgauge @37.0, buthigh waterstain marks@ 43.7 to44.0.

EL Withinamoeba

No 1 2 SJR No Yes, 4 photosfrom grassy slopenext to lake.

ECF 42 CrystalLake@Wesley Park

N 28 45.597 W 81 19.995 5-Jun-02 Wesley Park Parking and picnicareas, grassed areasloping down to lake;staff gauge; sandhillcranes.


Excellentsite

EE U, L Levels low,closedbasin, staffgauge @37.0, buthigh waterstain marks@ 43.7 to44.0.

EL Withinamoeba

No 1 2 SJR No Yes, series of 12photos.

ECF 43 LakeConcord@AnniversaryPark

N 28 40.355 W 81 20.175 6-Jun-02 AnniversaryPark inCasselberry.

S. end of lakeConcord inCasselberry; grassedarea extends to edgeof lake;


Good site. EG U,L Levels M,within 3 ft oftop of boatdocks.Check ifdrainagewell ispresent.

GM Edge ofamoeba

No 2 4 SJR No Yes, 5 photosfrom park andedge of lake.

PriorityArea

Site No. Site Name Latitude Longitude Date Visited LocationNotes


SentinelSite Rating


MFL SiteRating

LocationwithinDrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSiteRanking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 44 QuailPond@AnniversaryPark

N 28 40.292 W 81 20.114 6-Jun-02 AnniversaryPark inCasselberry.

Pond south of L.Concord inCasselberry; grassedarea extends to edgeof lake;


Good site. EG U,L Levels H,within 1.5 ftof highwater markson boatdocks.

GH Edge ofamoeba

No 2 4 SJR No Yes, 3 photosfrom grassedslope adjacent topond.

ECF 45 LakeWildmere

N 28 41.875 W 81 20.100 6-Jun-02 Casselberryarea, southof CR434.

Two connected lakes,Wildemere andEvergreen.

Possible easement--access via DOTeasement on edge ofL. Evergreen alongCR 434.


PO L Levels M toH,connectedto theTriplet/GeeCreeksystem.

OMH Withinamoeba

No 5 5 SJR No Yes, 5 photosfrom E side ofDOT ROW.

Appendix A


A-10

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 46 LakeYvonne(Quintuplet)

N 28 40.171 W 81 18.897 6-Jun-02 N. ofQuintupletDrive,Casselberry.

L. Yvonne, the largestof the Qunitupletlakes, swamp andmarsh complexbordering the part ofthe lake. Bayswampon south side showsexcessive oxidation oforganic soil (seephotos).

Possible easement--Drainage easementfrom the road to thelake, passes througha bayhead beforereaching the lake.


PG S, M, L Levels verylow, site withalteredhydrology,oxidizedorganic soilsin thebayhead.Treesfalling, soilsreceding,rootsexposed.

GVL Edge ofamoeba

No 4 2 SJR No Yes, 6 photosfrom bayswampand edge of lake.

ECF 47 Crystal Bowl N 28 39.897 W 81 18.772 6-Jun-02 Casselberryarea, to E ofWinter ParkDrive.

Difficult to see thelake, surrounded bysingle familyresidences.

Possible Easement--Drainage easementnear intersection ofCrystal Bowl withGuinevere.


PO L Levels M. OM Withinamoeba


ECF 48 Crystal BowlPark

N 28 39.723 W 81 18.801 6-Jun-02 Casselberryarea, to E ofWinter ParkDrive.

Small park area onCrystal Bowl Circle,with open stand oflong leaf pine, turkeyoak and olive oak.

Excellent, city ownedupland property.

Good siteif uplandwell clustercould bepaired withstaff gaugeand wellon thelake.

EU U Upland site. GU Withinamoeba

No 3 7 SJR No Yes, 3 photosfrom road.

ECF 49 Dew DropPark

N 28 39.756 W 81 18.560 6-Jun-02 Casselberryarea, E ofCrystalBowl.

Good size park areabordering the lake; noshoreline littoralvegetation on thisisolated lake.


Excellentsite

EE U, L Levels M,within 2 ft ofwater stainmarks;isolated.

EM Withinamoeba

No 1 4 SJR No Yes, 6 photosfrom park at edgeof lake.

ECF 50 LakeKathryn

N 28 40.995 W 81 19.979 6-Jun-02 SE corner ofintersectionof Seminola& 17/92.

Unpaved parking areaat edge of lake, checkto see if it is a publicaccess.


Marginalsite.

NM L Notdetermined.

MN Edge ofamoeba


ECF 51 Lake Searcy@SandalwoodPark

N 28 42.357 W 81 21.502 6-Jun-02 E. of RangeLine Rd, N.end ofLongwood.

Small park inSandalwood subd.;powerline ROWcrosses back end ofpark; thicket of redmaple, willow andbay, assume thicketextends down to thelake, but lake is notvisible from the park.

No apparent publicaccess; access notclear, needs followup. Lake andbordering wetlandmay be accessiblefrom the park or thepowerline ROW..


NO U, L, S Levels M. OM Withinamoeba

No 6 5 SJR No Yes, 3 photosfrom SandalwoodPark.

Appendix A


A-11

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 52 Range LineRoadWetland

N 28 42.106 W 81 21.738 6-Jun-02 Wetland onW. side ofRange LineRd, N. of CR434.

Emergent marsh withpocket of shrub andbay thicket; sandhillcranes.

No apparent publicaccess; wetlandadjacent to the road,so access might bevia the ROW forRange Line Rd.


NG M, P Levels low,no standingwatervisible;water markson willow at2 ft abovesoil surface;wetlandreceivesstormwaterinflows.

GL Withinamoeba

No 5 3 SJR No Yes, pan of 6photos from road.

ECF 53 Island Lake N 28 41.733 W 81 21.659 6-Jun-02 Largewetland

Large wet prairiesystem withinterspersed treeislands'Rhynchospora andEleocharis; bayheadisland; peat soils inprairie saturated butnot flooded.

Possible easement--No clear publicaccess, howeverparking areas androads border thewetland, sostormwater facilitiesmay provide access.

Excellentsite ifaccesscan bearranged.

PE M, S Levels L toM, peat soilsin the prairiesaturatedbut notflooded.

EML Withinamoeba

No 3 3 SJR No Yes, 5 photosfrom NE edge.

ECF 54 Island Lakeat borrow pit

N 28 41.721 W 81 21.605 6-Jun-02 Borrow pit atnorth centralend ofwetland, atedge ofparking lot.

Borrow pit at northcentral end ofwetland, at edge ofparking lot.


Good sitein wetland.

NG P, M Levels L toM.

GML Withinamoeba

No 5 4 SJR No Yes, 2 photosfrom N end.

ECF 55 Lake DotPark

N 28 44.997 W 81 17.190 6-Jun-02 Lake DotPark, E. of17/92, S. ofLk. MaryBlvd.

Small circular lakewith grassed area in aresidentialneighborhood; littlehabitat value.


Marginalsite, lowhabitatvalue.

EM L Levels H.Stormwaterinlets fromsurroundingneighborhood.

MH Outsideamoeba

No 5 6 SJR No Yes, 4 photosfrom grassedarea next to lake.

ECF 56 ChaseGrovesSwamp,Sanfordarea.

N 28 47.156 W 81 17.999 6-Jun-02 At SWcorner of SR46A and CR417,W.Sanford.

Large forestedwetland, headwatertype; Magnolia, Acer,Nyssa; organic soils,18+ inches deep atedge near road; alsounderstory ofbuttonbush, royalfern, cinnamon fern,pickerelweed andduck-potato.

Possible easement--Lorne Malo says thatthere may be aconservationeasement formitigation; or accessvia DOT ROW.

Excellentsite ifaccesscan beworkedout.

PE S Levels L toM, organicsoilssaturated,but nostandingwater

EML Edge ofamoeba

No 3 3 SJR No Yes, 4 photosfrom roadsideedge of swamp.

ECF 57 LakesDeforestand Belaire,Sanfordarea.

N 28 46.863 W 81 18.556 6-Jun-02 CanalconnectingBelaire andDeforest.

Most of shorelinedeveloped.

Possible drainageeasement, swale inbackyards catcheswater before popoffinto lake.


PG L, M Levels L toM, 3 to 4below watermarks onboat docks.

GML Edge ofamoeba


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ECF 58 Golden Lake@ SanfordAirport

N 28 46.166 W 81 14.352 6-Jun-02 South sideof Sanfordairport.

Lake at south end ofSanford airportproperty.

Possible easement--lake looks to be onairport property, so itmay be accessible.

OK site. PO L Level M OM Outsideamoeba


ECF 59 Wetland atNorth LakeJesup

N 28 45.599 W 81 12.795 6-Jun-02 North LakeJesupConservation Area, E. ofCameronAve. S. ofSR 46

Some isolated,forested wetlands onproperty.

Excellent, SJRWMDproperty.

Excellentsite,SJRWMDproperty.Otherwetlandsmay bepresent.

EE S, U Levels M. EM Outsideamoeba

No 1 4 SJR No Yes, 2 photosfrom roadside.

ECF 60 Red RootMarsh atGeneva

N 28 44.941 W 81 07.947 6-Jun-02 E. side ofSR 46, W. ofSong BirdTrail; NW ofGeneva.

Small, redroot marshnext to SR 46.Isolated.


OK site ifsmallisolatedwetland isneeded.

NO M Levels L toM; nostandingwaterpresent.

OML Outsideamoeba


ECF 61 LakeGeneva

N 28 44.725 W 81 06.646 6-Jun-02 L. GenevaRd. & CulverWay

North lobe of the lake;water lily marsh;uplands are sand pinescrub.



NG L, M, U Levels low. GL Outsideamoeba


ECF 62 Harts Lake N 28 45.118 W 81 06.847 6-Jun-02 N. of L.Geneva onHart Rd.

Large lot residencesborder part of lake; farside (W.) shoreline isundeveloped.



NG L, M, U Levels L toM, standingwaterpresent 4 to5 belowwater markson boatdock.

GML Outsideamoeba

No 5 4 SJR No Yes, 3 photosfrom roadside.

ECF 63 Flatwoodspond at LkProctorWildernessArea

N 28 43.638 W 81 06.040 6-Jun-02 Lake ProctorWildernessArea,Geneva.

Isolated wetland onWhite Trail. Smallflatwoods depression,marsh with red-rootand maidencane; withdogfennel cover, fromseedbank.

Excellent, countypark.

Excellentsite,countyparkproperty.Otherwetlandsarepresent ontheproperty.

EE M, U Levels low,no standingwater;dogfennelcover fromseedbank.

EL Outsideamoeba


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ECF 64 Lake Proctormarsh

N 28 43.741 W 81 06.123 6-Jun-02 Lake Proctorin LPWA,Geneva.

Levels L, residualpools in lowest areas,remaining areas areemergent marsh andprairie with scatteredshrub thicket;maidencaneSacciolepis, red-root,water lily andspadderdock.



EE M, L, U Levels low,residualpools inlowestareas,remainingareas areemergentmarsh andprairie.Monitor wellnearentrance topark.

EL Outsideamoeba

No 1 2 SJR No Yes, 1 photo.

ECF 65 GenevaWildernessArea--

N 28 42.396 W 81 07.570 6-Jun-02 GWA,CountyPark.

Isolated flatwoodspond; water lilies andstanding water incenter of pond;maidencane andmixed emergentsupslope; dogfenneland broomsedge upto the pine edge.



EE P, M, U Levels low,residualpools inlowestareas,remainingareas areemergentmarsh andprairie, levelbelow staffgauge, butestimatelevel at 22.5ft, watermarks at23.5, pineedge at 24to 25 ft.

EL Outsideamoeba

No 1 2 SJR No Yes, pan of 6photos.

ECF 66 Little/BigEcon--wetland

N 28 41.234 W 81 06.920 6-Jun-02 Isolateddepressionalwetland atentrancearea atSnowhill Rd.

Lorne says that thiswetland is include inthe state wetlanddelineation manual.Other wetlands are onthe property.

Excellent, SJRWMDproperty.

Excellentsite,SJRWMDproperty.Otherwetlandsmay bepresent.

EE M, P Levels L toM; nostandingwaterpresent.

EML Outsideamoeba

No 1 3 SJR No Yes, 3 photos atentrance area.

ECF 67 Lake MillsPark

N 28 37.956 W 81 07.304 6-Jun-02 Lake MillsPark,Chuluota.

Forested uplandareas, cypress borderto lake, and largeblackwater lake.


Excellentsite,countyparkproperty.Largeuplandarea.Other maywetlandsarepresent ontheproperty.

EE U, L, S Levels M toH, 2 ft belowthe highwater lineson borderingcypresstrees. Lakehas inflow(L. Pickett)and outflow(Mills Creek)

EMH Outsideamoeba


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ECF 68 Mirror Lake N 28 40.080 W 81 26.293 13-Jun-02 Apartmentsnext to CR436.

Boardwalk withresidual wetlandtrees. Water levels L,houses along most ofthe shoreline.

Possible easement--Lorne Malo says thatthere may be aconservationeasement; this shouldbe confirmed.


PG L Levels low,4 + ft belowwater markson dock,lichen linealso visibleon some ofthe fringingtrees. Hasan outflowthat appearsto connectto LittleEcon.

GL Withinamoeba


ECF 69 Bear Lakes N 28 38.563 W 81 26.677 13-Jun-02 Bear LakeWoodsSubd.; E. ofUS 441, andS. CR 436(SemoranBlvd.)

Three lakes (Bear,Little, and Cub),drainage easement insubd., Jessica Dr.Extends down to lake,wide flat retentionbasin, about 200 ftwide; anotherstormwater basin,across street to S.

Possible easement--Drainage easementsat stormwaterfacilities, confirm.


PG L Levels M toH in all threelakes, watermarks ondock at 1 ftabovecurrentlevel. Lakesconnectedtogether andtheneventually tothe LittleWekiva R.

GMH Withinamoeba


ECF 70 Border Lake N 28 40.186 W 81 27.710 13-Jun-02 Next toSprint officebuilding on436

open water with fringeof willow andelderberry.

Possible easement--Retention areaadjacent to lake atoffice parking lot;there may bedrainage easement.

Marginalsite.

PM L Levels low.L. Maloestimatedthat currentlevel 4 + ftbelow highwater mark.

ML Withinamoeba


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ECF 71 Lake Prevatt N 28 42.535 W 81 29.296 13-Jun-02 WekivaSpringsState Park,N. of WelchRd.

Basin nearly dry, nostanding water,herbaceous emergentmarsh; uplands havelive oak edge andgrade uphill intosandhill. It is likelythat there are otherwetland and aquaticsites in the park thatmay be suitable foruse as monitoringsites.

Excellent, State Park. Excellentsite, statepark.Uplandandwetlandareasavailablele.

EE L,U, M Levels verylow ( belowthe min.infreq.Low???), nostandingwaterpresent,peat in deepisdesiccated,cracked;blocks ofpeat havebeenreflectedand moved(seephotos).There issmalltributaryinflow, andan outflow tothe north,CarpenterBranch.

EVL Outsideamoeba


ECF 72 Sand LakePond

N 28 43.320 W 81 28.291 13-Jun-02 WekivaSpringsState Park,N. of WelchRd.

Small blackwaterpond in park; waterlevels H. It is likelythat there are otherwetland and aquaticsites in the park thatmay be suitable foruse as monitoringsites.

Excellent, State Park. Excellentsite, statepark.Uplandandwetlandareasavailablele.

EE L, U Levels H,within 0.5 ftof top ofbank.

EH Outsideamoeba


ECF 73 Lake Caroni(Caronia)

N 28 42.143 W 81 29.607 13-Jun-02 WekivaWoodssubd., S. ofLk. Prevatt.

Cul du sac largeretention basinextends to edge oflake basin. Basin dry,seedbank responseseen in the waves ofdogfennel.

Possible easement--Drainage easementsat the stormwaterfacilities, confirm.


PE L, M Levels verylow, nostandingwater, likePrevatt.Rust stainson chain-linkfence atsame levelas the toe ofslope ofretentionarea berm.On topomap it lookslike lakemay connectto McCoy athigh stage,and outflowto Prevatt.

EVL Edge ofamoeba


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ECF 74 Dream LakePark

N 28 41.055 W 81 30.594 13-Jun-02 Dream LakePark, CR435,Apopka.

Park area is a filledgum swamp, someresidual wetlandstands of trees onedge of park area.

Excellent, City Park. Good Site. EG L, U Levels H,with 0.5 to 1ft of waterstain markson dock. Isthis lakespring fed?

GH Withinamoeba


ECF 75 LakeMcKoy--atretentionpond

N 28 41.042 W 81 30.109 13-Jun-02 Votow Rd.Retentionponds,OrangeCountyUtilities.

Wood stork, ibis,anhinga; grassymarsh depressionwith organic soils,small residual pool inSE, edge of willowthicket on S & W;houses bordering onE & NE. More willowswamp on the lobethat extends to the Sof the road

Possible easement--Good access throughcounty property. Also,retention ponds nextto lake may havedrainage easements.


PE L, M Levels verylow, nostandingwater, likeCaroni andPrevatt. Ontopo map itlooks likelake mayconnect toCaroni athigh stage,and outflowto Prevatt.Also, hassmall tribinflow.

EVL Withinamoeba


ECF 76 LakeMcKoy--site2

N 28 41.038 W 81 29.975 13-Jun-02 To east ofsite 1.

Wood stork, ibis,anhinga; grassymarsh depressionwith organic soils,small residual pool inSE, edge of willowthicket on S & W;houses bordering onE & NE. More willowswamp on the lobethat extends to the Sof the road

Possible easement--Good access throughcounty property. Also,retention ponds nextto lake may havedrainage easements.


PE L, M Levels verylow, nostandingwater, likeCaroni andPrevatt. Ontopo map itlooks likelake mayconnect toCaroni athigh stage,and outflowto Prevatt.Also, hassmall tribinflow.

EVL Withinamoeba


ECF 77 BuchanPond

N 28 41.587 W 81 30.907 13-Jun-02 OnGrossenbacher Drive, Nof DreamLk.

Roadside at lastempty lot; E. side iswet prairie, W. ispond; forested borderon N. side. Wells andwater plant nearby.



NG M, S, L Levels M toH.

GMH Withinamoeba


ECF 78 Trout Lake N 28 37.303 W 81 30.626 13-Jun-02 Ocoee area,McCormickRd.

Lake bed dry; standsof dogfennel,Echinochloa; pastureon some of thesurrounding uplands;looks like a verydisturbed system.


Marginalsite,disturbedsite, lowhabitatvalue.

NM M, P Levels verylow, basindry.

MVL Withinamoeba


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ECF 79 Prairie Lake@ retentionpond

N 28 35.574 W 81 30.793 13-Jun-02 Ocoee off ofClark Rd.Prairie Lakeoff Clark Rd.

Retention pondsbetween Clark Rd.and lake; staff gaugeat edge of retentionpond; shallow areashave standing deadstalks of previousyear's dogfennel,deeper area havecover of grasses andsedges, no standingwater visible; housesline the NE and SE,land on the W isbeing cleared fordevelopment. OUCmonitoring site #4871.

Possible easement--Access from retentionponds, check fordrainage easement.


CUP M, L Levels verylow, basindry.

GVL Withinamoeba


Yes, 8 photos.

ECF 80 LakeSydney(LakeMeadows)

N 28 35.486 W 81 31.123 13-Jun-02 S. section ofMeadow Lk.,W. of ClarkeRd., Ocoee.

City land to NE ofWWTP; adjacent tofiring range; opencleared area next towillow thicket; somestanding waterpresent in thicket upto edge of the fillarea. Topo showsnorth end of basinhas been excavated.

Excellent accessfrom City property.

OK, butsiteexcavated.

EO S, L Levels M. OM Withinamoeba


ECF 81 Lake Tiny--site 1

N 28 35.298 W 81 28.074 14-Jun-02 Indian HillRd., nearHorseshoe

Dry basin except for apond area that maybe excavated.


Marginalsite.

NM M, P Levels low,dry basinexcept for apond areathat may beexcavated.

ML Withinamoeba


ECF 82 Lake Tiny--site 2

N 28 35.343 W 81 28.075 14-Jun-02 OCU liftstation.

Dry basin except for apond area that maybe excavated.

Possible easement--access via OCUeasement.

Marginalsite.

PM M, P Levels low,dry basinexcept for apond areathat may beexcavated.

ML Withinamoeba


ECF 83 HorseshoeLake

N 28 35.821 W 81 28.116 14-Jun-02 Powers Rd.@ NewDestinyMinistry.

Grassed areaadjacent to lake; staffgauge; basin dry,muck in deep areas;Lorne Malo says thatthere was water in thebasin in January butlimited to where themuck zones are. Thislake is on OUC's list.



NG M, L Levels low;dry basin,muckexposed.

GL Withinamoeba


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ECF 84 Bayhead @GordonBarnett Park

N 28 35.820 W 81 28.081 14-Jun-02 GordonBarnettPark, PineHills area, E.of CR 341,and N. ofSR 50.

Remnant, isolatedbayhead in park.


Good Site. EG S, U Levels M. GM Withinamoeba


ECF 85 Lawne Lake@ GordonBarnett Park

N 28 33.823 W 81 26.506 14-Jun-02 GordonBarnettPark, PineHills area, E.of CR 341,and N. ofSR 50.

Parking area next tolake; shoreline fencedfor bulrush plantings;shoreline in park isundeveloped andcontains forestedwetland of willow andmixed hardwoods.


Good Site,but flowthroughsystem.

EG L, S, U Levels M toH, water upto the willowthicket onedge; lakehas canalinflowcomingthrough thepark. Lakeis flowthrough,eventuallyconnectedto the LittleWekiva R.

GMH Edge ofamoeba


ECF 86 ArundelRoadSinkholePond

N 28 33.354 W 81 27.687 14-Jun-02 Arundel Rd. Sinkhole pondadjacent to baseballfield, access throughwhat appears to be adrainage easement;deep area with coverof hyacinths, restlooks like old field.

Possible easement--Drainage easementneeds to beconfirmed.


PM P Levels M;receivesstormwaterinflows; alsomay beused forresidentialirrigation.

MM Withinamoeba


ECF 87 LakePamela atValencia CC

N 28 31.227 W 81 27.816 14-Jun-02 ValenciaCC, W. ofKirkman Rd(CR535).

Small lake; someparts of the shorelineare undeveloped withmarsh, shrub andswamp border.

Excellent, through theCC.

Good Site.Uplandareas andotherwetlandsare oncampus.

EG L, U Levels M toH.

GMH Edge ofamoeba

No 2 4 SF No Yes, 4 photos.

ECF 88 Pond atValencia CC

N 28 31.495 W 81 28.039 14-Jun-02 ValenciaCC.

Pond at edge ofcampus next to largeretention pond, but avery disturbed site;circular depression,water pooled in lowareas, stormwaterinflows.


Not a goodsite.

EN P, M Levels low.Verydisturbedsite; circulardepression,waterpooled inlow areas,stormwaterinflows.

NL Edge ofamoeba


ECF 89 Pine/Oak atValencia CC

N 28 31.491 W 81 27.746 14-Jun-02 ValenciaCC.

Transitional forestarea, only marginallya wetland


Not a goodsite.

EN S Disturbedsite.

ND Edge ofamoeba

No 5 7 SF No No photo.

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ECF 90 Lake Cone& MarshPark--Shadow BayPond

N 28 29.417 W 81 28.922 14-Jun-02 Lake Coneand MarshPark, CR435.

Shadow pond--pineforest surrounds half,water tank offproperty on W. side,water levels M to H.Park also has goodupland area of xericforest, sand pinescrub.

Excellent, area is inpark.

Good Site. EG P, U Levels H;within 1 to1.5 ft of theelevation ofpines.

GH Edge ofamoeba


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ECF 91 Lake Cone& MarshPark--Pond2

N 28 29.550 W 81 28.791 14-Jun-02 Lake Coneand MarshPark

Pond 2 (WoodlandPond)--sand pineuplands surround,road nearly borderson N. side; grassyborder to the pond;wood ducks andGBH., water levels Mto H. Park also hasgood upland area ofxeric forest, sand pinescrub.

Excellent, area is inpark.

Good Site. EG P, U Levels M toH; up toedge ofgrassedarea.

GMH Edge ofamoeba


ECF 92 Lake Downat boat ramp

N 28 29.630 W 81 31.217 14-Jun-02 WindemereRd. (CR439).

Lake in the Butlerchain.

Possible easementaccess to lakeassuming that boatramp is public,confirm this.

Good site,flows intoReedyCreekSystem.

EG L Levels M;connectedto LakeButler andthenultimately tothe ReedyCreekSystem.

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 93 Lake Bessieat Park

N 28 29.503 W 81 31.830 14-Jun-02 Boat ramp. Small lake near LakesDown and Butler.

Excellent at City boatramp.

Excellentsite

EE L, U Levels M toH; appearsto isolated,notconnectedinto theButler chain.

EMH Withinamoeba


ECF 94 Camp Down(OUC) onLake Down

N 28 30.366 W 81 32.228 14-Jun-02 OUC'sCamp Down

W. side of lake on N.end of Windemere.

Possible access:would have to bearranged with OUC.


PG L, U Levels M;connectedto LakeButler andthenultimately tothe ReedyCreekSystem.

GM Withinamoeba


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ECF 95 LakeCrescent --Butler BayRecreationCenter

N 28 30.354 W 81 33.099 14-Jun-02 Private Rec.center.

Lake W. of lake down,appears to also beconnected into theButler chain.



NG L Levels M;connectedto LakeButler andthenultimately tothe ReedyCreekSystem.

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 96 Lake Roper@ Cemetery

N 28 30.093 W 81 35.060 14-Jun-02 WinterGarden

Site not visited, driveby.

Excellent accessthrough cemetery.

Good Site. EG L Levels M. GM Withinamoeba


ECF 97 Tibet ButlerPreserve--CypressDome

N 28 26.805 W 81 32.283 14-Jun-02 Tibet Butler Isolated cypressdome, signs of muckfire. Intact uplands.


Excellentsite. Checkto see ifotherisolatedwetlandsare on theproperty.

EE S, U Levels low. EL Outsideamoeba


ECF 98 Tibet ButlerPreserve--lakesidemarsh

N 28 26.882 W 81 32.125 14-Jun-02 Tibet Butler Cypress swamp andemergent marshfringing the lake,along trail andboardwalk; peat soilsin the marsh atgazebo, soils dry withsurface cracks; watermarks on boardwalkpilings at 1.5 ft abovesoil surface.


Good site,but lake isconnectedto theButlerchain andthe ReedyCreeksystem.

EG S, M, L, U Levels low. GL Outsideamoeba


ECF 99 Lake Starke--park atmunicipalcomplex

N 28 34.262 W 81 32.507 20-Jun-02 Ocoeemunicipalcomplex.

Park at edge of lake;need to check fordrainage wells; 2/3 ofshoreline lined withhouses; park hasgrassed areas alongshoreline

Excellent, city park. Excellentsite, butcheck ondrainagewells

EE L, U Levels M,check ondrainagewells.

EM Withinamoeba


ECF 100 LakeOlympia--retentionpond 1

N 28 34.227 W 81 31.293 20-Jun-02 Lk. OlympiaClub subd.

Stormwater ponddischarge to lake;levels much lowerthan Lk. Starke, sandbottom exposed

Possible easement--Access would bethrough drainageeasement, check toconfirm.


PO L Levels low;water markson docksare 4 to 5 ft.abovecurrentlevel.

OL Withinamoeba




Stormwater ponddischarge to lake; hascement paved roadadjacent to it thatcome near the edgeof the lake (seephotos).

Possible easement--Access would bethrough drainageeasement, check toconfirm.


PO L Levels low;water markson docksare 4 to 5 ft.abovecurrentlevel.

OL Withinamoeba


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ECF 102 LakeOlympia--private park


Private(neighborhood) park@ Hercules Court &Hawthorne Cove,playground, grassedareas, pond,boardwalk and dock.



NG L Levels low;water markson docksare 4 to 5 ft.abovecurrentlevel.

GL Withinamoeba


ECF 103 SinkholeSouth ofOlympia

N 28 23.773 W 81 31.242 20-Jun-02 Sinkholepond alongWhite Rd.

Site was also visitedin January 2002.

No apparent publicaccess, access wouldhave to be arranged;but roadway isimmediately adjacentto sinkhole.

OK site ifisolatedsite in thearea isneeded.

NO L Levels L toM. Nostandingwater, watermarks ontelephonepoles (seephotos) at 3ft.

OML Withinamoeba



N 28 34.053 W 81 31.527 20-Jun-02 Pond on W.side of lake,alongCoastalCircle.

Retention pond andsinkhole pondadjacent to lake.



NO L Levels low;water markson docksare 4 to 5 ft.abovecurrentlevel.

OL Withinamoeba



N 28 34.178 W 81 31.753 20-Jun-02 Retentionponds insubd.

Other retention pondsin subd.



NO L Levels low;water markson docksare 4 to 5 ft.abovecurrentlevel.

OL Withinamoeba


ECF 106 Lake Starke--retentionpondeasement

N 28 34.059 W 81 32.013 20-Jun-02 AdmiralPoint subd.

Small park and boatramp with adjacentpair of retentionponds near lake; highwater connection toLk. Olympia.

Possible easementfor mitigationplantings on edge ofponds may provideaccess.

Good siteif accesscan bearranged,but SiteNo. 101 isbetter.

PG L Levels M,check ondrainagewells.

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 107 Lake PrairieVista

N 28 33.776 W 81 32.064 20-Jun-02 White Rd. Canal connection toLk. Starke; privatepark at SE cornerbetween road andlake.

No apparent publicaccess; access wouldhave to be arranged,park is private.

Marginalsite, site101 isbetter.

NM L Levels low;water markson docksare 4 to 5 ft.abovecurrentlevel.

ML Withinamoeba


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ECF 108 Spring Lake@ Ocoeeretentionpond # 22

N 28 34.716 W 81 31.178 20-Jun-02 Lake to W.of Clarke Rdand N. ofCR438,Ocoee.Parking lot withsidewalk tolake.

City of Ocoee'sretention pond # 22adjacent to parkingarea and lake.

No apparent publicaccess, access willhave to be arranged.Site # 109 is betterlocation.


NO L Levels Mwithin 3 ft ofwatermarks.

OM Withinamoeba


ECF 109 Spring Lake@ SilverGlen Park

N 28 34.788 W 81 31.211 20-Jun-02 Park inSilver Glensubd. S.side of lake,Ocoee.

Lorne says that thissite is on WinterGarden's monitoringlist. Half of shorelineof lake isundeveloped; parkhas width of about100 m; some areas ofintact littoralvegetation on e4dgesof park.

Excellent, city park. Excellentsite, Citypark.

EE U, L Levels Mwithin 3 ft ofwatermarks.

EM Withinamoeba


ECF 110 Lake Johio--gazebo

N 28 34.665 W 81 30.812 20-Jun-02 Willows onthe Lakesubd.

This lake is on OUC'slist #5293).Commons area/ parkadjacent to the lakewith boardwalk andgazebo. In Januarywe had visited acommons area nextto the Lk. In anothersubdv.

OUC will have toarrange access.

CUP sitefor OUC.

CUP L Levels M toH, within 1 ftof waterstain markson gazebopiers, butthese arerelativelynew….somarks mayreflect longtermaverage.

CMH Withinamoeba


ECF 111 Lake Johio--playground

N 28 34.537 W 81 30.749 20-Jun-02 Willows onthe Lakesubd.

This lake is on OUC'slist #5293).Commons area/ parkadjacent to the lakewith boardwalk andgazebo. In Januarywe had visited acommons area nextto the Lk. In anothersubdv.


CUP sitefor OUC.

CUP U, L Levels M toH, within 1 ftof waterstain markson gazebopiers, butthese arerelativelynew….somarks mayreflect longtermaverage.

CMH Withinamoeba


ECF 112 Lake Lucy-- N 28 34.331 W 81 29.785 6/20/2002 Lk. Lucy Site visited in January Possible easement-- Excellent PE L, M Levels very EVL Within No 3 1 SJR No Yes, 2 photos. 6

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retentionswale atmonitor well

1/10/2002 Drive on S.side.

also. Monitor well ongrassed retentionswale between roadand lake. Lake basindry, as it was inJanuary; no standingwater, scattered lineso dead trees???Site has the look ofan old field.

Access would have tobe arranged, but weassume that can bedone through adrainage easementfor the swale.

site,anotherdry basinin theCrookedLk area.

low, likeother lakesin theCrooked Lk.area.

amoeba additional photostaken on 1/10/02.

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6/20/2002ECF 113 LakeFlorence

N 28 34.258 W 81 30.120

1/10/2002

Lk. Florenceblvd. on N.side. LakeFlorence offLakeFlorenceRd.

Site visited inJanuary. Lorne saysthat there may bedrainage wells on W.side; lake and marshin several connectedbasins. Room forupland wells betweenthe pond and road.OUC Monitoring Site#3159.

No apparent publicaccess; access wouldhave to be arranged,but physically accessis easy from the road.


CUP L, M Levels low,like otherlakes in theCrooked Lk.Area butsomestandingwater left inthe deeperareas, sonot as dryas Lucy;water inlargest basinis about 6 ft.below watermark ondock.

GL Withinamoeba


Yes, 1 photo.Plus 5 morephotos taken on1/10/02.

ECF 114 LakeStanley--Retentionpond # 17 &11

N 28 34.987 W 81 30.132 20-Jun-02 Parksidesubd. LakeStanley offCedar BluffLn.

Lake is on OUC'smonitoring list; RP #11 adjacent to lake;golf holes along theedge of water on farside, very odd. Waterremains in centerarea; portions of theshoreline modified byhomeowners. OUCMonitoring Site#5293.


Good site. CUP L, M Levels low. GL Withinamoeba


Yes, 4 photos.

ECF 115 SinkholePond

N 28 33.480 W 81 30.594 20-Jun-02 Sinkholepond.

Sinkhole pond. Possible easement--Retention areaadjacent to lake mayhave drainageeasement.

Good site--Lorneconsidersthis a goodsite.

PG P Levels low. GL Withinamoeba


Appendix A


A-24

PriorityArea


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MFL SiteRating

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DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

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Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

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Photos

ECF 116 Peach Lake@ RussellPark

N 28 35.068 W 81 31.794 20-Jun-02 Park in TwinLakes subd.

Upland grassed areaswith clumps of liveoaks, sloping down towater.

Possible easementaccess neighborhoodthrough park.


PG U, L Levels M,about 3 ftbelow highwatermarks.

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 117 Lake Alden N 28 42.009 W 81 32.081 20-Jun-02 ErrolEstatesarea, N. ofApopka.

The Courtyards subd.& golf course;clubhouse overlooksthe N. end of lake.



NG L Levels L toM.

GML Withinamoeba


ECF 118 Wolf Lake(complex)

N 28 43.663 W 81 32.058 20-Jun-02 Adjacent toPonkan Rd,N. OfApopka.

Water in center basin,at high water timesthe basins would beinterconnected.



NG L, M Levels L toM.

GML Withinamoeba


ECF 119 Lake Anne@ retentionpond

N 28 41.380 W 81 32.791 20-Jun-02 Adjacent toUS 441 inApopka.

Retention pondbehind PlymouthWoodshed restaurant,shoreline disturbed.

Possible easement--Retention areaadjacent to lake mayhave drainageeasement.

Marginalsite, okaysite forwaterlevels only.

PM L Levels low,water stains5 ft abovecurrentlevel.

ML Withinamoeba


ECF 120 Lake Moxie@ retentionpond

N 28 34.912 W 81 32.054 20-Jun-02 N. of StarkeLk. InOcoee,retentionpond nearJuarez St.

Sidewalk access topond back of pond,backing up to lake;park area at edge oflake below the pond;park extends down tothe lake.

Possible easementaccess neighborhoodthrough park.


PG L, U Levels L toM.

GML Withinamoeba


ECF 121 Lake Pearl@ ErrolEstates

N 28 41.432 W 81 32.180 20-Jun-02 S. end ofErrolEstates

Small, circular pondat S entrance to ErrolEstates; waterremains in center,rest of the depressionis grassed; pondreceives stormwaterinflows.



NM P Levels low. ML Withinamoeba


ECF 122 MarshallLake onLake DoeBlvd.--RP

N 28 40.809 W 81 32.048 20-Jun-02 Doe LakeBlvd.,Apopka.

Retention pond atedge of lake, pavedroad on one side thataround to back forgood access



PG P, M Levels low.Upper partof a seriesofconnectedlake andpond basinsthateventuallyflow to LakeApopka.

GL Withinamoeba


Appendix A


A-25

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ECF 123 Lower LakeDoe--Retentionpond @pumpstation # 35


Retention pond atPump Station # 35;No standing waterlooks like an old field,may be connected toLk. Marshall at highwater; connected toUpper Doe at highwater.



PG P, M Levels verylow, lookslike old field;part of aseries ofconnectedlake andpond basinsthateventuallyflow to LakeApopka.

GVL Withinamoeba


ECF 124 Upper LakeDoe--Retentionpond on culde sac


Retention pond at endof cul du sac; Upperand Lower lakesconnected at highwater by marsh; mostof shoreline isundeveloped butconstruction isongoing in area.



PG P, M Levels verylow, lookslike old field;part of aseries ofconnectedlake andpond basinsthateventuallyflow to LakeApopka.

GVL Withinamoeba


ECF 125 Lake--CountryLandingSubd.--retentionpond on culde sac

N 28 40.870 W 81 32.091 20-Jun-02 CountryLandingBlvd.,CountryLandingSubd. InApopka.

Retention pond andpark on small lake insubd. To NW of Lk.Marshall; small parkat end of cul du sac;standing water, somepatches of willow andshrubs, littoralemergents; someresidences havelawns extending toedge of lake.

Possible easement--Retention areaadjacent to lake mayhave drainageeasement. Also, parkprovides access, butit is likely owned by aneighborhood grouplike a homeownersassociation.


PO P, M Levels M toH.

OMH Withinamoeba


ECF 126 Lake Fuller--marsh andlake

N 28 39.738 W 81 31.573 20-Jun-02 OcoeeApopka Rd(CR 437),Apopka.

Lake adjacent to CR437, retention pondsbetween road andlake; open water withfringing littoral marsh.

Possible easement--FDOT retention areaadjacent to lake mayhave drainageeasement.


PG L, M Levels M.Lakeconnects tosamedrainagesystem asMarshalland DoeLakes,eventuallyflowing toApopka.

GM Withinamoeba


Appendix A


A-26

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Photos

ECF 127 LakeHeiniger

N 28 40.940 W 81 32.775 21-Jun-02 Orange Ave(CR 437),NW ofApopka.

Edge of lake isadjacent to road, pipeunder road connectsto Sheppard Lake tothe E.; most ofshoreline isundeveloped.


Not a goodsite.

NN P Levels M,connectedtoSheppard.

NM Withinamoeba


ECF 128 LakeSheppard--YMCACampWewa


Immediately E. of Lk.Heiniger on YMCACamp Wewa, wecould not get accessto lake.

No apparent publicaccess; access wouldhave to be arrangedthrough YMCA.

Marginalsite, didnotinspect.

NM L Levels M;connectedto Heiniger.

MM Withinamoeba


ECF 129 Clear WaterLake


S. of Heinigert andSheppard; lakeimmediately adjacentto road; mottledducks; looks to be allprivate propertysurrounding the lake;isolated.



NG L Levels low;5+ ft belowhigh waterlevel;standingwater stillpresent inthe basin.

GL Withinamoeba


ECF 130 Mud Lake--YMCACampWewa


Backs up on CampWewa; small pond,basin is dry, nostanding water, lookslike old field.

No apparent publicaccess; access wouldhave to be arrangedthrough YMCA.


NO P, M Levels verylow, dry, nostandingwater.

OVL Withinamoeba


ECF 131 LakeStandish(OUC's list)

N 28 42.151 W 81 32.851 21-Jun-02 PlymouthLandingsubd.,Plymouth.

On OCU's monitoringlist; no standing watervisible; limiteddevelopment; mosaicof shrubs andemergent marsh;retention pond next togreenhouses.

OUC site; Possibleeasement--Retentionarea adjacent to lakemay have drainageeasement.

Good siteif accesscan bearranged,OUC CUPsite.

CUP P, M Levels verylow, dry, nostandingwater.

GVL Withinamoeba


ECF 132 Apopka--NWRecreationArea

N 28 43.822 W 81 32.669 21-Jun-02 N. ofPonkan Rd.

Uplands area to northof lakes along PonkanRd. (Wolf Merril,etc.).Wolf

Excellent, City ownedproperty.

Good sitein upland.

EG U Upland. GU Withinamoeba


ECF 133 Fox Lake--retentionpond RockSpringsRidge Subd.

N 28 44.491 W 81 30.722 21-Jun-02 RockSpringsRidgeSubd.;corner ofRock RidgeBlvd. AndColumbiaCourt.

Small lake next toretention pond insubd.;no standingwater, looks likeshallow emergentmarsh with scatteredwillows, shrubs,redroot is common,also some blackberry.



PO P, M Levels low,no standingwater.

OL Edge ofamoeba


Appendix A


A-27

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WithinCONSERV?

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Photos

ECF 134 BaptistCamp Pond

N 28 45.841 W 81 30.381 21-Jun-02 Pond W.side ofBaptistCamp Rd.

Flatwoods pondsurrounded by oakand pine; center isbuttonbush, Rhexia,and Panicum; upperedges have sandcordgrass, Vacciniummyrsinites, withpersimmonencroaching. Asecond isolated pondwith intact forestborder, may becounty owned; trailaccess off of road;another lobe issawgrasss andwillow, buttonbush;organic matter insurface horizon;remnant fernhummocks...oxidized??? Gopher tortoiseburrows and signs offire.

Possible publicownership--Some ofthe area may becounty owned land,this needs to beconfirmed.


PG P, M, U Levels low,no standingwater.

GL Outsideamoeba


ECF 135 Lake Lerla@ drainageeasement

N 28 46.131 W 81 31.251 21-Jun-02 Lake LerlaDrive.

Drainage easement toretention pond thatspills into the lakebasin; vegetation isugly mess of willows,many of which aredead; rest looks likeold field thicket;center is Panicummarsh withelderberry, willow andblackberry; upper 4 to10 inches of soil isorganic; looks a lotlike Lk. Prevatt.

Possible easement--Via the drainageeasement andretention pond.


PG P, M, U Levels verylow, nostandingwater,organic soilsexposed.Lorne saysthatresidentshadcomplaintsabout lowwater levelsin 1998.

GVL Outsideamoeba


ECF 136 Neighborhood Lakes--RP in OakSpringsMHP

N 28 42.217 W 81 31.712 21-Jun-02 Oak SpringsMobileHome Park.

Drainage easement atHillsborough Dr.;Mowed marsh systemon edge of MHP;tallow thickets, drymarsh withPanicum/dogfennelflats; some OM insurface horizon; lookslike Lk. Lerla.

Possible easement --several drainageeasements alongHillsborough.


PG P, M, U Levels verylow, nostandingwater,organic soilsexposed.

GVL Withinamoeba


ECF 137 Mt PlymouthLake Park

N 28 48.509 W 81 31.372 21-Jun-02 E.side oflake on W.end ofSandwichPlace.

Undeveloped arealabeled as park instreet atlas; dirt roadends at edge of lake;dry marsh/prairie; novisible standing water.

Possible publicownership--Access isgood if land is actuallyin public ownership;confirm this.


EE P, M, U Levels verylow, nostandingwater,organic soilsexposed.

EVL Outsideamoeba


Appendix A


A-28

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MFL SiteRating

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DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

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MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 138 SeminoleStateForest--flatwoodspond

N 28 48.833 W 81 30.604 21-Jun-02 Seminole St.Forest.

Depressions withwillow, Panicum,elderberry,broomsedge, anddogfennel; dry, nostanding water.

Excellent, stateowned land.

Excellentsite

EE P, M, U Levels low,no standingwater.

EL Outsideamoeba

No 1 2 SJR No Yes, 1 photo forthe group offlatwoods ponds,Sites 138 to 143.





Excellentsite


EL Outsideamoeba






Excellentsite


EL Outsideamoeba






Excellentsite


EL Outsideamoeba






Excellentsite


EL Outsideamoeba






Excellentsite


EL Outsideamoeba


ECF 144 SeminoleStateForest--Swamp

N 28 48.936 W 81 29.946 21-Jun-02 SR 46 atSeminoleSF.

Headwater maple andmixed hardwoodswamp adjacent toSR 46; groundcoverof ferns (royal fern,chain fern, nettedchain fern); gaslineROW on S. side ofwetland preventsoverflow to S.; nostanding water, largertrees on hummocks.


Excellentsite

EE S, U Levels low,no standingwater.Headwaterswamp forsmalltributary thateventuallyflows northto Seminolecreek.

EL Outsideamoeba


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A-29

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ECF 145 RockSprings RunState Park--ponds

N 28 48.473 W 81 27.393 21-Jun-02 Parkentrancearea.

Wetland depressionon W. side ofentrance road;spadefoot toads; dogfennel/old field cover;part of a complex ofwetlands that areconnected at highwater.


Excellentsite andotherwetlandsare foundwithin thepark.

EE P, M, U Levels low,no standingwatervisible.

EL Outsideamoeba


ECF 146 RockSprings RunState Park--ponds

N 28 48.126 W 81 27.396 21-Jun-02 Parkentrancearea.

Wetland depressionon W. side ofentrance road;spadefoot toads; dogfennel/old field cover;part of a complex ofwetlands that areconnected at highwater.



EE P, M, U Levels low,no standingwatervisible.

EL Outsideamoeba


ECF 147 RockSprings RunSP--bayhead

N 28 47.558 W 81 27.023 21-Jun-02 Off of mainentranceroad.

Bayhead split by theroad just south of themarsh complex (site146)



EE S, U Levels low,standingwater limitedto the lowestareas.

EL Outsideamoeba


ECF 148 SeminoleSpringHeadwaterSwamp

N 28 50.551 W 81 31.739 21-Jun-02 Adjacent toSR 46.

Forested wetland thatis headwater toSeminole Spring; redmaple and mixedhardwood canopy.Hydrologically thesystem has periodicoutflow.

Possible publicownership--area listedas a potentialacquisition.


EG S, U Levels low,standingwater limitedto the lowestareas.

GL Outsideamoeba


ECF 149 Lake Norrisarea--EbersoleRoadWetland

N 28 55.435 W 81 32.069 21-Jun-02 EbersoleRd. due Wof Bay Lk.

Small isolatedwetland adjacent toroad; willow, maple,elderberry; powerlinecrosses wetland.

No apparent publicaccess--access wouldhave to be arranged,but physical access iseasy form the road.


NO S Levels M.Isolatedbasin.

OM Outsideamoeba


ECF 150 Lk Norrisarea--BayLake

N 28 55.569 W 81 31.563 21-Jun-02 EbersoleRd.

North and E shoresundeveloped withintact littoral marshand forested border.

No apparent publicaccess--access wouldhave to be arranged,but physical access iseasy form the road.


NG L, M Levels M,lichen lines1.5 to 2 ftabovecurrentlevel. Lakehas anoutflow toBlackwaterCreeksystem.

GM Outsideamoeba


Appendix A


A-30

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


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MFL SiteRating

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DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

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MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 151 Lake NorrisConservation Area--bayhead

N 28 54.222 W 81 32.575 21-Jun-02 Lake NorrisRd.

Bayhead swamp,headwater wetlandthat appears to havean outflow thatmerges with thatcoming out of Lk.Norris.


Excellentsite

EE S, U Levels M,swampappears tohavedischarge totheBlackwaterCreeksystem.

EM Outsideamoeba


ECF 152 Dixie Lake@ LakeLouisa St.Park

N 28 26.459 W 81 44.099 29-Aug-02 Parking lotadjacent tolake.

Cypress forest borderto lake, blackwater.Some early browningto leaves of cypress.

Excellent, state park,access from any side.

Excellentsite, buthas inflowandoutflow.

EE L, M, S, U Levels M,lake hasartificialpopoff to LkLouisa.Waterextendedback in thefringingswamp;lichen lineson cypressabout 2+ ftabovecurrentlevel. Also,observedwaterflowing intoDixiethroughwetlandstrand to S.

EM Outsideamoeba

Not directly,butCONSERVirrigatedgroves areon the Eside of US27, within0.5 miles.

1 4 SJR No Yes, 4 photos.

ECF 153 Wetlandnear DixieLake @Lake LouisaSt. Park

N 28 26.659 W 81 44.155 29-Aug-02 Parking lotadjacent tolake.

Small depressionwetland due N ofDixie. Cypress andwillow fringe withwillow-shrub andemergent marshcenter. Standingwater is present.


Good site. EG S, U Level M toH. At highwaterwetland hasoutflow to LkLouisa.Level 1 ftbelow lichenline ontrees.

GMH Outsideamoeba



Appendix A


A-31

PriorityArea


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MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

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MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 154 HammondLake @Lake LouisaSt. Park

N 28 26.001 W 81 43.519 29-Aug-02 S of Dixie,campgroundunderconstructionadjacent tolake.

open water areasfringed by emergentmarsh and cypress.


Excellentsite, hashigh wateroutflow onW side,.

EE L, S, U Levels M,appear to belower thanLk Dixie;does notappear tohave aninflow, butlooks like itmay have ahigh waterpopoff.Roadcrossing atpresumedpopofflacked aculvert.

EM Outsideamoeba



ECF 155 Wetlandsouth ofHammondL. @ LakeLouisa St.Park

N 28 25.396 W 81 43.651 29-Aug-02 S ofHammond.

Pond and marshcomplex, part ofwhich may beenexcavated to createpond.

Excellent, state park. Good site,part ofcomplex ofwetlandsthat drainto Lk.Louisa.

EG P, M, S,U

Levels H,within 0.25 ftof lichenlines,outflow maybe blocked.

GH Outsideamoeba


2 4 SJR No Yes, 1 photo.

ECF 156 Marsh/pond@ LakeLouisa St.Park


Marsh/pond complex. Excellent, state park. Excellentsite smallmarsh/pond.

EE P, M, U Levels M. EM Outsideamoeba















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WithinCONSERV?

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WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 159 Depressionnorth ofDixie Lake@ LakeLouisa St.Park

N 28 26.650 W 81 43.849 29-Aug-02 N of Dixie Marsh/pond complex. Excellent, state park. Excellentsite smallmarsh/pond.



1 4 SJR No No photo.

ECF 160 Depression@ entranceto LakeLouisa St.Park

N 28 27.177 W 81 43.388 29-Aug-02 Adjacent toUS 27.

Circular depressionadjacent to US 27.Emergent marshfringing.

Excellent, state park. Excellentsite

EE P, M, U Levels M, uptoemergentson edge;isolated.

EM Outsideamoeba



ECF 161 Tripledepressionon US 27 @Lake LouisaSt. Park

N 28 26.737 W 81 43.282 29-Aug-02 Adjacent toUS 27.

Small lake withmultiple depressionsadjacent to US 27.Emergent marshfringing.

Excellent, state park. Excellentsite

EE P, M, U Levels M, uptoemergentson edge;isolated.

EM Outsideamoeba



ECF 162 Trout Lakeon US 27 Eof L. Louisa

N 28 26.894 W 81 43.146 29-Aug-02 US 27across (E) ofLk LouisaSP.

See other entry forTrout Lake.

No apparent publicaccess, access wi llhave to be arranged.


NG L Levels M, uptoemergentson edge.Isolated.

GM Outsideamoeba

SurroundedbyCONSERVII groves.


ECF 163 Marsh eastof LakeLouisa &US 27

N 28 27.820 W 81 42.910 29-Aug-02 US 27across (E) ofLk LouisaSP.

Water lilies and mixedemergents.


OK site. NO M Levels M. OM Outsideamoeba

SurroundedbyCONSERVII groves.


ECF 164 Grassy Lake@ QuailValley

N 28 35.474 W 81 44.479 29-Aug-02 Quail ValleySubd.

Standing water stillpresent in low areas,but rest of basin isemergent marsh andHypericum fasc.

Possible easement--Access via drainageeasements--Lornesays this should beeasy to work out.


PG L, M Levels low,standingwater only inthe fewdepressions.

GL Withinamoeba


ECF 165 Lake east ofL. Apshawa

N 28 36.097 W 81 46.030 29-Aug-02 Minneola,Oak ValleySubdivision.East of E.ApshawaRd.

Unnamed lake basin,on the Clermont'sCUP list, just E of LkApshewa. Dry basinwith dog fennel andmaidencane edgebelow the live oakline.

Clemont's CUP list;Possible easement--Access via drainageeasements.

Good site. CUP L Levels verylow. Dry, nostandingwater.

GVL Edge ofamoeba

No 7 2 SJR App#2478

Yes, 2 photos.

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A-33

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WithinCONSERV?

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ECF 166 Marsh SEof Apshawa

N 28 35.654 W 81 45.954 29-Aug-02 Near (SE) ofApshewa

Sinkhole depressionmarsh, no standingwater.

Possible easement--Access via powerlinetransmission ROW.

OK site. PO P Levels verylow; dry, nostandingwater.

OVL Withinamoeba


ECF 167 Clear Lakeon ClearLake Dr.

N 28 36.152 W 81 47.279 29-Aug-02 West ofApshewa.

On Clear Lake Drive,west of Lk Apshewa.Emergent fringe,mostly cattail.

No apparent publicaccess, may be aproblem.


NG L, M Levels M(see photos)

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 168 Marsh onLibby Rd.No. 3

N 28 37.751 W 81 46.640 29-Aug-02 Libby Road East end of road nextto AmericanHoltzkraft, Inc. Somestanding waterpresent, but looksmore like a marshthan a pond. Cattailand mixed emegents,dog fennel border,and mowed grass onupland edge.


OK site. NO P, M Levels L toM. Topomap show acanalconnectiontoSchoolhouse Lk.

OM Withinamoeba


ECF 169 Water lilypond

N 28 37.867 W 81 46.642 29-Aug-02 Libby Road Water lily pond. No apparent publicaccess, access willhave to be arranged.

Marginalsite.

NM P Levels M. MM Withinamoeba


ECF 170 DeaconLake on S.Libby Rd.

N 28 37.120 W 81 47.601 29-Aug-02 South LibbyRd.

Central pool with widelittoral border ofgraminoids, shorelinemostly undeveloped.

No apparent publicaccess, privateproperty, butaccessible from road.


NG L, M Levels M, 3to 4 ft belowpines onedge.

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 171 Long Lakeon S. LibbyRd.

N 28 36.695 W 81 47.575 29-Aug-02 End ofSouth LibbyRd.,GrovelandFL

Good site if accesscan be worked.Cattail and dogfennelborder to smallelongate water body,surrounding land isgrove and abandonedgrove converted topasture

No apparent publicaccess; good site ifaccess can beworked. Wetlandedge is within 200 ftof road.


NG L, M Levels M,cattail edgeis wet.

GM Edge ofamoeba

No 5 4 SJR No Yes, single.

ECF 172 SchoolHouse Lake& Marsh

N 28 36.950 W 81 47.504 29-Aug-02 Libby Road Lake and marshcomplex with series ofinterconnectedmarshes and ponds.Uplands are mix ofpatches of oak forestand pasture.

No apparent publicaccess; excellent siteif access can beworked.

Excellentsite

NE L, M Levels low.No standingwater visiblefrom road.

EL Withinamoeba

No 4 2 SJR No Yes, two photos.

ECF 173 Sam's Lake N 28 36.869 W 81 48.149 29-Aug-02 West LibbyRd.

Immediately SW ofDeacon Lk. Adjacentto road, surroundinguplands were grovesbut are not going intoexpensive housing.

No apparent publicaccess; access fromroadside, but mayrequire easement.


NG P, M Levels M,littoral edgeis wet.Isolatedbasin.

GM Withinamoeba


Appendix A


A-34

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 174 Sinkholepond onLibby Rd.No. 3

N 28 37.394 W 81 48.102 29-Aug-02 Libby RoadN0. 3

Due N of Sam's Lake,adjacent to road.Steeply inclinedsinkhole basin.

No apparent publicaccess; good site ifaccess can beworked. Wetlandedge is within 200 ftof road.


NG P Levels M. GM Withinamoeba


ECF 175 Marsh/pondon S.O'Brien

N 28 37.526 W 81 48.851 29-Aug-02 N of LibbyRd No. 3

Central pool withmixed emergents onedge.

No apparent publicaccess; access fromroadside, but mayrequire easement.


NG P Levels L toM, 2 to 3belowwetlandedge.

GML Withinamoeba


ECF 176 IndianHouse Lake

N 28 37.660 W 81 49.438 29-Aug-02 Along SR19.

Great site--Two lakebasins separated bySR 19. Large CircuitCity shippingwarehouse on N sideoff of SR 19. Eastlake has forestedborder, some pools,andHypericum/Rhynchospora marshes.

Possible easement--Excellent site, accessfrom road, alsostormwater facilityadjacent to lake at thewarehouse.

Excellentsite

PE P, M, L Levels L toM, 2 to 3belowwetlandedge.

EML Withinamoeba

No 3 3 SJR No Yes.

ECF 177 IndianHouse Lake@ culvertbetweenlakes

N 28 37.502 W 81 49.471 29-Aug-02 SR 19 Great site--Two lakebasins separated bySR 19. Large CircuitCity shippingwarehouse on N sideoff of SR 19. Eastlake has forestedborder, some pools,andHypericum/Rhynchospora marshes.

Possible easement;access from roadside,but may requireeasement.

Excellentsite

PE P, M, L Levels L toM; boxculvertconnectingtwosections.

EML Withinamoeba

No 3 3 SJR No Yes.

ECF 178 L. Desire onLake EmmaRd.

N 28 36.729 W 81 50.552 29-Aug-02 Lake EmmaRd.

Isolated lake, lobe atSW adjacent to road.Intact shorelinevegetation in someplaces.

No apparent publicaccess; access fromroadside, but mayrequire easement.Stormwater inflowthrough box culvert.


NG L, M Levels M toH, 1 ft belowwater markson dock.

GMH Edge ofamoeba


ECF 179 Small lakeadjacent toSR 19

N 28 36.623 W 81 49.949 29-Aug-02 East side ofSR 19

Small lake just S ofLake Emma Rd.

No apparent publicaccess; good site--access from roadside,but private property,so will requireeasement.


NG P Levels M. GM Withinamoeba


ECF 180 Small lakeadjacent toSR 19

N 28 36.022 W 81 50.362 29-Aug-02 East side ofSR 19

Small lake E of LakeLucy.

No apparent publicaccess; good site--access from roadside,but private property,so will requireeasement.


NG P Levels M. GM Edge ofamoeba


Appendix A


A-35

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


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Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

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Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 181 Trout Lake@ SR 19 &455

N 28 40.250 W 81 46.750 29-Aug-02 At junctionof SR 19 &CR 455.

Good site if accesscan be worked. SJRmaps show publicland adjacent,however it wasprivate property.

No apparent publicaccess; good site ifaccess can beworked. Resolve thepublic land issue.Otherwise, accessfrom roadside, butmay requireeasement.


NG L Levels M,water marks@ + 1.5 to 2ft. belowhigh watermarks.

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 182 MontgomeryL. W ofBuckhill Rd.

N 28 36.176 W 81 45.878 29-Aug-02 West ofBuckhill Rd.

Group ofinterconnectedbasins, theeasternmost isadjacent to BuckhillRd.

No apparent publicaccess; access fromroadside in east, butmay requireeasement.


NG P, M, L Levels M,this basinconnects onNW to otherparts oflake. Lakeitselfappears toflow intoLittleEvergladesand thenPalatlakaha.

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 183 HorseshoeLake

N 28 38.690 W 81 45.611 29-Aug-02 East of LkMontgomery

Closed basin ofseveral pools withinterconnectedmarshes. Nostanding water.



CUP P, M, L Levels verylow. Basindry, nostandingwater.

GVL Withinamoeba


No photo.

ECF 184 Wilma LakeE ofClermont

N 28 32.424 W 81 43.723 30-Aug-02 SR50&US27

East side of ClermontSE corner ofintersection, shrubthicket with talldogfennel, littlestanding water.

Possible easement--Lift station adjacent toedge of East basin(station #E4-13410,phone 394-5588).


PG P, M, L Levels verylow, littlestandingwater.

GVL Withinamoeba

No 4 2 SJR Yes, 2 photos.

ECF 185 L. Felter Eside of US27

N 28 31.033 W 81 43.571 30-Aug-02 East side ofUS 27 nearClermont.

Site is on Clermont'smonitoring list.

Clermont's monitoringlist.

CUP CityofClermont

CUP M, L Levels M. CM Edge ofamoeba

No 7 4 SJR App#2478

Yes, pan of 3photos.

ECF 186 Lost L. N ofFelter

N 28 31.984 W 81 42.974 08/30/2002 GreaterPines subd.Off ofHancockRd.

Some open water incenter with agraminoid fringe.

Possible easement--May be access viaany of severalstormwater facilitiesadjacent to lake.


PG M, L Levels M. GM Withinamoeba

Yes 4 4 SJR Yes, pan of 4photos.

ECF 187 Lake N ofTrout Lake

N 28 27.803 W 81 42.885 30-Aug-02 Unnamedlake N. ofTrout, nearClermont,east ofBradshawRd.

Site is on Clermont'smonitoring list.Surrounded by grovesthat are irrigated byCONSERV.

Clermont's monitoringlist.

CUP sitefor City ofClermont.

CUP L Levels L toM. Pump atN end oflake, so itmay beused forgroveirrigation.

CML Outsideamoeba

Yes 7 3 SJR App#2478


Appendix A


A-36

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 188 Shell PondRd.Wetlands

N 28 28.308 W 81 42.583 30-Aug-02 Shell PondRoad, E.side of US27, nearClermont.

Several small marshdepressionsinterconnected by wetprairie, but overallsystem looks to beisolated; single arewith standing waterand water lilies.



NG M, L Levels verylow., littlestandingwater.

GVL Outsideamoeba

Yes 5 2 SJR No Yes, pan of 3photos.

ECF 189 Island Lakeon ShellPond Rd.

N 28 26.898 W 81 41.407 30-Aug-02 Shell PondRoad, E.side of US27, nearClermont.

Severalinterconnectedbasins; upland islandin middle; marshmosaic between thebasins, basins havestanding water.



NG L, M, U Levels L toM; 4 ft.below highwater line.Some of theadjacentgroves areirrigated withCONSERV.

GML Outsideamoeba

Yes. 5 4 SJR No Yes, pan of 4photos.

ECF 190 Keene Lakeon W side ofUS 27

N 28 25.179 W 81 42.399 30-Aug-02 West side ofUS 27, S. ofLk.Hammond.

Lake area has somepatches ofspadderdock, littoralfringe is mostly cattail;groves border the W.side.

No apparent publicaccess; access mayhave to be arranged,but physical access iseasy from side ofroad. GIS maps showpublic land adjacentto lake, but this is notapparent.

Good site,outflowconnectedto otherlakes.

NG L Levels M ;up to thelittoral fringeof cattail.

GM Outsideamoeba

No, butnearby.

5 4 SJR No Yes, pan of 2photos.

ECF 191 Square Lakeon E side ofUS 27

N 28 25.388 W 81 42.336 30-Aug-02 East side ofUS 27, N. ofFrank JerrellRd.

West end is a floodedredroot marsh.

No apparent publicaccess; privateproperty; access willhave to be arranged,but physical access iseasy from side ofroad.

Good site,outflowconnectedto otherlakes.

NG M, P Levels H,connectedto Keene viachannel,and drainstoSawgrass.

GH Outsideamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 192 BoggyMarshponds inHilocheeWMA

N 28 24.413 W 81 41.976 30-Aug-02 West side ofUS 27.

Series of ponds withconnecting marshesand stands of pinesinterspersed; connectto Boggy Marsh, andultimately to Lk.Louisa.

Excellent access viapublic land.

Excellentsite.

EE M, L, P, U Levels M. EM Outsideamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 193 BoggyMarsh @culvert onBoggyMarsh Rd.

N 28 23.861 W 81 42.254 30-Aug-02 BoggyMarsh Rd.;W. of US 27.

Large forestedwetland with flow tonorth into Lk. Louisa.


Good site,flowthroughwetland.

EG S, U Levels M toH due torecentrainfall.SJRWMDhas setlevels inBoggyMarsh.

GMH Outsideamoeba

No, butnearby.


Appendix A


A-37

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 194 Pond @ AllSeasonsMH Park

N 28 22.009 W 81 41.248 30-Aug-02 All SeasonsMobileHome Park.

Isolated pond; mix ofopen water , cattailand mixedemergents.


Marginalsite, bettersites in thearea.

NM P, M Levels M. MM Outsideamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 195 Pond @BoggyMarsh Rd. &SR 474

N 28 22.924 W 81 42.304 30-Aug-02 Pond at NEcorner ofintersection.

Isolated pondadjacent to BoggyMarsh slough; openwater in center,graminoid marshedge.



NM P, M Levels M toH; veryheavy rainsthe previousevening,levels nearlyup to thepalmettoline.

MMH Outsideamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 196 Peat Lakesin HilocheeWMA

N 28 21.388 W 81 43.958 30-Aug-02 HilocheeWildlifeManagement Area.

Lorne thinks that peatmay have beenexcavated out of thelakes; open waterareas with fringingbay and mixedhardwoods.


Excellentsite.

EE P, S Levels M tohigh; ditchoutflow on Eside, butLorne saysthis is to beblocked aspart of therestorationeffort.

EMH Outsideamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 197 Pond SW ofPeat Lakes


Isolated pond nearPeat Lake.


Excellentsite.

EE P Levels M EM Outsideamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 198 Pond NW ofPeat Lakes




Excellentsite.


No, butnearby.


ECF 199 Pond NW ofPeat Lakes




Excellentsite.


No, butnearby.


ECF 200 Cypressdome S ofPeat Lakes


Isolated cypressdome; cypress andblackgum canopy;groundcover ofcinnamon fern; firescars on trunks oftrees.


Excellentsite.

EE S Levels H,heavy rainsthe previousevening,standingwaterextends intoadjacentpasture.

EH Outsideamoeba

No, butnearby.


Appendix A


A-38

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 201 Jacks Lake N 28 33.159 W 81 43.797 30-Aug-02 North RidgeBlvd., NorthRidge subd.GrandHighway.

Site is on City ofClermont's list;several circularbasins interconnectedby marshes.

Clermont's list;Possible easement--Several stormwaterfacilities overflow intothe lake basin.

CUP sitefor City ofClermont.

CUP P, M Levels M toH, within 1.5to 2 ft ofwater markson boatdocks.

CMH Withinamoeba

No 7 4 SJR App#2478


ECF 202 Sinkholepond N ofJacks L.

N 28 33.606 W 81 44.233 30-Aug-02 North ofJack Lake.

Steep sided basin,open water at centerwith ring of cattail andwater lily; closedbasin; constructionoccurring on adjacentuplands.



NM P, M Levels M;pond willlikleyreceivestormwaterinflowswhendevelopment iscompleted.

MM Withinamoeba


PriorityArea



SentinelSite Rating


MFL SiteRating


WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSiteRanking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 203 LakeCharles

N 28 33.578 W 81 44.450 30-Aug-02 BetweenGrandHighwayand US 27.

Small basin, waterponded in center,willow thicketsurrounds pool; littoralzone of maidencane,sacciolepis, dogfenneloutside of willow;



NG P, M Levels verylow. Willowzone has atsomesurficialmuck, muckdesiccatedalong upperedge; levels3 to 4 ftbelow theSacciolpeiszone.

GVL Withinamoeba

No 5 2 SJR No Yes, two photos,one interior andone exterior.

ECF 204 Plum Lake@ MinneolaCemetery

N 28 34.742 W 81 44.255 30-Aug-02 MinneolaCemetery

Water remaining indeeper basins; levels3 4o 4 feet belowwater marks ondocks; some of theshoreline isundeveloped (S andE sides).

Excellent accessthrough Citycemetery.

Good sitewith goodaccess.

EG L Levels L toM, 3 to 4 ftbelow watermarks ondocks.

GML Withinamoeba


ECF 205 Blacks StillLake

N 28 34.541 W 81 42.261 30-Aug-02 Black Stilllake Rd.

West of Turnpike;shorelineundeveloped.



NG L Levels M; 2to 3 ft belowthe highwater marksand thelittoralfringe.

GM Withinamoeba


Appendix A


A-39

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 206 Camp Lake N 28 36.353 W 81 43.676 30-Aug-02 On westside ofTurnpike;NE ofGrasssyLake.

Steep sided lakebasin visible fromTurnpike; basin hasbeen receding forseveral years, nostanding waterpresent; stands ofcattail and mixedemergents.

Clemont's list??Noapparent publicaccess, access willhave to be arranged.

CUP CityofClermont,excellentsite.

CUP P, M Levels verylow. Lakehas beendisappearing for severalyears,visible fromTurnpike.

CVL Withinamoeba

No 7 2 SJR App#2478

Yes, 6 photos.

ECF 207 UnnamedClermontLake

N 28 29.155 W 81 42.863 4-Nov-02 Adjacent toUS 27.

House on hill onopposite side; willowBaccharis, Myruicaborder then ring ofcattail and then openwater in center;planted pines onadjacent hillsides;some exotics on theedge (Sapium andMelaleuca).


Good site,but accesswouldhave to bearranged.

NG P, M Levels M,water up toedge of theshrubborder.

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 208 Johns Lake@ boatramp

N 28 32.614 W 81 39.579 4-Nov-02 Lake Blvd.Off of SSR50.

Large lake, boat rampoff of SR 50 on LakeBlvd.

Excellent--Publicaccess at boat ramp.

Good site. EG L, M Levels M.Lake hashigh waterconnectionto Apopkaviaexcavatedcanal, andreceivesinflow fromBlack Lake.

GM Edge ofamoeba


ECF 209 ChannelconnectingBlack &Johns Lakes

N 28 31.774 W 81 36.539 4-Nov-02 CR 545. Channel connectingJohns and BlackLakes; 3 72 inchculverts under theroad.



NM Ditch. Levels M toH.

MMH Edge ofamoeba


ECF 210 Black Lake N 28 31.783 W 81 36.453 4-Nov-02 See other entry forBlack Lake, # 212.


Good site. NG Levels M. GM Edge ofamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 211 Johns Lake@ Lake Co.WaterAuthorityPreserve

N 28 31.699 W 81 39.684 4-Nov-02 Lake Co.WaterAuthorityPreserve.

Preserve on S. side oflake;

Excellent accessthrough public lands.

Excellentsite.

EE L, M, U Levels L toM. Lakehas highwaterconnectionto Apopkaviaexcavatedcanal, andreceivesinflow fromBlack Lake.

EML Edge ofamoeba

No, butnearby.


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A-40

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 212 Black Lake@StoneybrookWest

N 28 31.325 W 81 36.090 4-Nov-02 Stoneybrook Westsubdivisionon SW sideof BlackLake.

Community recreationarea and stormwaterfacilities border lake;boardwalk andgazebo extend intolake; blackwater lake;development ongoingaround the lake.

Possible easement--Access would have tobe arranged, butstormwater facilityand communityrecreation areas areimmediately adjacentto lake.

Good site,but accesswouldhave to bearranged.

PG L Levels L toM; lichenlines oncypress are3 to 4 ftabovecurrentstage; Blacklakeconnects toJohns Lake.

GML Edge ofamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 213 StoneybrookWetland 1


Small forestedwetland, isolated;stormwater pondadjacent.

Easement --LorneMalo says that thereis access viaeasement.

OK site. EsO S Levels L toM.

OML Edge ofamoeba

No, butnearby.




Small shrubby marshalong golf cart path,isolated; stormwaterpond adjacent.


OK site. EsO S Levels L toM.

OML Edge ofamoeba

No, butnearby.




Small shrubby marsh,very large retentionpond bordering Eside; pickerelweed incenter.


OK site. EsO S Levels L toM; LorneMalo saidthat thiswetland hasapiezometerin it.

OML Edge ofamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 216 StoneybrookWetland4(Bayhead)


Bayhead withstormwater pondsbordering; muck soils,white and red bayscommon.


OK site. EsO S Levels L toM. Mayreceiveinflows fromotherwetlandsandstormwater;may havepopoffdischarge toSE to LakeYarbo.

OML Edge ofamoeba

No, butnearby.


Appendix A


A-41

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 217 Lake Avalon N 28 30.784 W 81 38.237 4-Nov-02 South centerpart of lake,accessedfromSanctuaryLane off ofAvalon Rd.(CR 545).

South side of lake inthe middle of the"horseshoe"; waterlevels very low; lakebasin is a series ofpools with slightlyhigher marsh areas inbetween.

No apparent publicaccess; from adjacentgroves, access wouldhave to be workedout.


NE L, P, M Levels low,muckexposed issome pools;upper edgeofHypericumis 4 to5 ftabovecurrentlevel.Adjacentgrovesirrigated withCONSERVwater.

EL Edge ofamoeba

Yes,irrigatedgrovesadjacent topart of lake.

4 2 SJR App#2478


ECF 218 SinkholePond 1 @Avalon Rd.

N 28 30.456 W 81 37.910 4-Nov-02 North side ofAvalon Rdwest ofturnoff forSanctuaryLane.

Sinkhole pond,surrounded by roadand groves (activeand abandoned);open water in centerwith willow/emergentedge.


OK site. NO P Levels M. OM Edge ofamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 219 L. Avalon--Secret Vista

N 28 30.436 W 81 38.675 4-Nov-02 Groves offof AvalonRd.

Adjacent to irrigatedgroves off of AvalonRd. Water levels verylow. Basin is a seriesof pools with slightlyhigher marsh areas inbetween.



NE P, M, L Levels low,muckexposed issome pools;upper edgeofHypericumis 4 to5 ftabovecurrentlevel.Adjacentgrovesirrigated withCONSERVwater.

EL Edge ofamoeba



ECF 220 Flat Lake N 28 29.582 W 81 40.274 4-Nov-02 Roadside SJR benchmark atroadside. Mosaic ofopen water, floatingwater lily,maidencane, wetprairie, cattail withborder of willow andshrub. Most of thesurround land isundeveloped.

No apparent publicaccess; from edge ofroad.

Excellentsite.

NE P, M, L Levels low,like Avalon,4 to 5 ftbelowuplandedge.

EL Outsideamoeba



ECF 221 SinkholePond 2 @Avalon Rd.

N 28 28.145 W 81 38.408 4-Nov-02 E side ofAvalon Rd.

Near CONSERVpump station 1 S 2.Adjacent to LkIngram.

No apparent publicaccess; access fromroad, but easementneeded.


NG P Level L toM. Isolatedbasin.

GML Outsideamoeba

Yes,irrigatedgrovessurround.


Appendix A


A-42

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 222 SawgrassLake @Cook Rd.

N 28 26.178 W 81 41.224 5-Nov-02 Cook Roadon N side.

Sonny Hall has setlevels for this lake.Floating mats ofhyacinth rim openwater on the northside. Irrigated groveson the hill on N side.

No apparent publicaccess; from CookRoad. Easementmay be needed. Howdid Sonny Hall getaccess.

Good site,MFL hasbeen set.

NG P, M, L Levels Hnearly up tothe l ive oakand pine lineon S side;water markon fenceposts 1 ftabovecurrentlevel; butthat wouldput oaksand pinesunder water.Water levelwithin 2 ft ofthe rootcrown ofthe lowestCitrus

GH Outsideamoeba

Yes,irrigatedgroves onhill on Nside.

5 4 SJR No Yes, series of 12shots

CF 223 WetlandDepressionNW LakeNeedham

N 28 26.954 W 81 40.016 5-Nov-02 NW of LkNeedham

Adjacent toCONSERV II pumpstation 4-T-10, just Nof road. Water incenter, fringe ofmaidencane,Echinochloa walteri,and dog fennel.



NG P, M Levels M toH. Isolatedbasin.

GMH Outsideamoeba

Yes,surroundinggroves havecontract withCONSERVII

5 4 SJR No Yes, singlephoto.

ECF 224 LakeNeedham

N 28 26.920 W 81 39.436 5-Nov-02 Unpavedroad on Nside of thelake.

CONSERV overflowstructure on edge oflake (see photos);RCID propertyadjacent to lake.

Easement --land oneast side owned byReedy CreekImprovement District.Also, looks to be aCONSERV easementassociated withoverflow structures.


EsG L, M Levels H.Staff gage@ 104.75;levels within1 ft of edgeof live oaksand within1.5 ft of topof road.Levels maybe affectedbyCONSERVoverflows.

GH Outsideamoeba

Yes,irrigatedgrovesadjacent tolake. Also,emergencyoverflowstructure atnorth side oflake.

2 4 SJR&SF No Yes, series of 9shots

ECF 225 Lake Ingram N 28 27.761 W 81 38.427 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromAvalon Rd(CR545)

Some open water(60%) with somefringing emergents(maidencane,Spartina bakerii,Andropogon gerardii,and Hypericumfasciculatum).Groves on ridges onS side.

No apparent publicaccess; access fromthe road, easementwould have to bearranged.


NG L, M Levels L toM, waterlevels downseveral feetbelow highwater mark.Culvert (24")under roadconnectingto section oflake lying tothe east.

GML Outsideamoeba

Yes,irrigatedgrovesadjacent tolake.

5 4 SF No Yes, from CR545, pan of 4photos.

Appendix A


A-43

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 226 Wetland @Avalon &Old YMCA

N 28 26.283 W 81 38.194 5-Nov-02 Wetland onE side ofAvalon Rd(CR545)

May have beenexcavated, standingwater in center, fringeof grasses andsedges.



NG L, M Levels H,staff gage at3.44 ft.Water stainson trees @+ 1 ft. MayreceiveCONSERVoverflow.

GH Outsideamoeba

Manholeand pipemay be anoverflow;site is just Sof RIBS andOrangeCountyNational.

5 4 SF No Yes, 1 photo.

ECF 227 Hickory NutLake @YMCA Rd.

N 28 26.265 W 81 38.748 5-Nov-02 Lake issouth of OldYMCA Rd.

Talked to an olderman and his wife,long time residents ofthe area. He said thatwater levels in thelake have come up 7ft since July 2002!!



NG L, M Levels H,within 20inches of thetop of theboat docksthat we cansee throughbinoculars.

GH Outsideamoeba

Yes,irrigatedgroves andOCNGCnearby.

5 4 SF No Yes, from road apan of 3 photos.

ECF 228 Hickory NutLake @Avalon Rd.1

N 28 25.291 W 81 38.152 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromAvalon Rd(CR545)





GH Outsideamoeba



ECF 229 Hickory NutLake @Avalon Rd.2

N 28 24.867 W 81 38.172 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromAvalon Rd(CR545)





GH Outsideamoeba



ECF 230 Lake @OrangeCountyNational 1

N 28 26.768 W 81 36.774 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromroad.

Lake and wetlandcomplex extends tothe SE. Lake may beused as source ofirrigation water asevidenced bywithdrawal pipe.Irrigated groves onslope to W.

Excellent, on Countyproperty.


EG L, M Levels M toH.

GMH Outsideamoeba


2 4 SF No No photo.

ECF 231 Lake @OrangeCountyNational 2


Small lake. Excellent, on Countyproperty.


EG L, M Levels M toH.

GMH Outsideamoeba



Appendix A


A-44

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 232 LakeHancock


Lake that is part ofthe Reedy Creekdrainage.



NG L, M Levels M toH. Appearsto be anupper part ofthe ReedyCreekdrainage.Water levelsnot as highas otherlakes in thearea, butstain lineson new boatdocks areonly + 1 ftabovewater. Highwater popoffthru culvertat SE end oflake, noevidence ofrecent flow.

GMH Outsideamoeba

Yes,irrigatedgrovesadjacent tolake.

5 4 SF No Yes, from road, 2photos.

ECF 233 PondsSouth ofLakeSawyer


Pond surrounded byimproved pasture inan area generallybeing developed intoresidentialsubdivisions.

Possible public--Public land shown onmaps for area to theeast, area is anabandoned grove.Also USGSmonitoring stationnext to road at NWedge.


PG P Levels M toH.

GMH Withinamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 234 East Pond@ Chase/LkSawyer Rd

N 28 27.758 W 81 33.667 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromeast side ofroad (WinterGardenVineland,CR 535).

Pond with opencenter, fringinggraminoids, somecattail, and border ofprimrose willow andBaccharis.



NG P Levels M toH.

GMH Withinamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 235 West Pond@ Chase/LkSawyer Rd

N 28 27.732 W 81 33.722 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromwest side ofroad (WinterGardenVineland,CR 535).

Pond with water liliesat center, emergentsaround the fringe;adjacent to golfcourse



NG P Levels M toH.

GMH Withinamoeba

No, butnearby.


ECF 236 Pond NorthofWindemerePrep


Pond may have hadits south edgeexcavated. Groves onN & S.



NG P Water levelH.

GH Withinamoeba


Appendix A


A-45

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 237 Lakes Davis& Estes (Wof Butler) 1

N 28 28.938 W 81 34.168 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromroads insubdivisions.

Upscale subdivisionsborder lake.



NG L Levels M toH; Davislooks to beisolated.

GMH Withinamoeba


ECF 238 Lakes Davis& Estes (Wof Butler) 2

N 28 29.200 W 81 34.106 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromroads insubdivisions.

Upscale subdivisionsborder lake.



NG L Levels M toH; Davislooks to beisolated.

GMH Withinamoeba


ECF 239 Pond westof Little LakeSawyer

N 28 28.313 W 81 34.969 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromside ofWinterGardenVineland,CR 535.

Large water lily pondwith patches of willowand sawgrass; ringneck ducks present;S&E sides notdeveloped.



NG L, M Levels M toH. Basinisolated.

GMH Withinamoeba


ECF 240 Pond @CawoodEstates

N 28 28.671 W 81 34.390 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromedge ofretentionpond.

Isolated pond withborder of emergentmacrophytes.

Possible easement--Access may bepossible fromretention pond,however the wetlandis 50 yards from theretention pond.


PG L, M Levels M toH.

GMH Withinamoeba


ECF 241 Serene &Big SandLakes

N 28 26.475 W 81 29.846 5-Nov-02 Viewed fromroads in newsubdivision.

Entered from theEsplanade south offof Sand Lake Road

Possible easement--Access from facilities--OCU pump station #3931, stormwaterfacilities next to lake.



GMH Outsideamoeba

No 4 4 SF No No photos,raining.

ECF 242 Bay Lakes@ Dr.Phillips

N 28 26.794 W 81 30.376 5-Nov-02 Bay Lakesat Granada,east of CR435, southof GranadaBlvd.

Two small lakes in asubd. With a parkarea in between.Good site, the parkwill allow upland wellsand access to bothlakes.

Possible easement--Neighborhood park,but not public.



GMH Outsideamoeba

No 4 4 SF No Yes, series of 5photos.

ECF 243 LakeCrowell

N 28 25.102 W 81 29.749 5-Nov-02 DiamondCove andEmeraldForestSubd.

Lake with fringingcypress. Most ofshoreline abuts singlefamily residences.

Possible easement;access from pathalong edge ofstormwater facilitiesthat lead to boardwalkat the edge of thelake.


PG L, M Levels H. GH Outsideamoeba

No 4 4 SF No Yes, series of 9photos.

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A-46

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 244 Lake Charity N 28 37.917 W 81 22.752 6-Nov-02 Stormwaterpond behindnursinghome in CR414.

SJR staff areconcerned that levelsare low in this lake,but get higher throughother lakes as oneheads toward the E.

Possible easement--From retention pondbehind nursing home.


PG L, M Levels low,well belowboat dockswhich areleft high anddry; level 5 ftbelow waterlines on thedocks.

GL Withinamoeba


ECF 245 Lake Love N 28 38.092 W 81 23.063 6-Nov-02 West of L.Charity.

Small circular lake. No apparent publicaccess; access wouldhave to be arranged,from off of WymoreRoad.


NG L, M Level M toH; 1 ft belowwatermarks.

GMH Edge ofamoeba

No 5 4 SJR No Yes, singlephoto.

ECF 246 Wood Lake N 28 38.511 W 81 23.114 6-Nov-02 Wood LakeDrive.

Very small lake to Nof Lake Love.Surrounded byhouses.

No apparent publicaccess; accessdifficult, look fordrainage easement.


NG L, M Level M toH; 1 ft belowwatermarks.

GMH Withinamoeba

No 5 4 SJR No Yes, singlephoto, shotbetween houses.

ECF 247 Lake Hope N 28 38.421 W 81 22.354 6-Nov-02 Lake HopeDrive.

Lake surrounded byhouses, not muchvisibility

No apparent publicaccess; accessdifficult, look fordrainage easement.


NG L, M Levels L toM, not aslow asCharity.Watermakes 3-4 fthigher thancurrentlevel.

GML Withinamoeba


ECF 248 StonewoodLake

N 28 38.629 W 81 22.449 6-Nov-02 South sideof Oranole,N of LakeHope

Small circular urbanlake. Aerators,stormwater inflows.City of Altamonte(phone 660-4400) liftstation #9 across thestreet from lake.

Possible easement--Access from roadwould have to bearranged. Drainageeasement likely forthe stormwater inflowsystem.


PG L, M Levels H,lichen lineson fringingcypressabout 0.5 ftbelowcurrentlevel. Staffgage atstormwaterinlet @ 4.3ft.

GH Withinamoeba


ECF 249 Lake Faith 1 N 28 38.424 W 81 21.933 6-Nov-02 Intersectionof LakeShore DriveandMaitlandAve.

Stormwater retentionpond adjacent to lake,NE edge of lake.Another pond to southalong Maitland Ave.

Possible easement--Good access fromretention ponds ifeasements can beworked out.


PG L, M Levels M, 2ft belowwater markson boatdocks.

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 250 Lake Faith 2 N 28 28.221 W 81 22.018 6-Nov-02 Lake FaithCondos onS side.

Drainage easement atcondo complex.

No apparent publicaccess; good accessfrom drainageeasement down toedge of lake (seephotos)


NG L, M Levels M, 2ft belowwater markson boatdocks.

GM Withinamoeba


Appendix A


A-47

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 251 LakeSeminary

N 28 38.629 W 81 21.482 6-Nov-02 End of L.SeminaryCircle.

Commons area atboat ramp. Park areawith ramp, boardwalkand dock.

Possible Access fromneighborhoodcommons area.


PG L, M Levels M toH; SeminoleCo. staffgage at boatramp (80.62ft.); recentwater markson staff @+0.3 ft, orabout 80.92ft, rustmarks onstaff gage@ 82.25 ft.Water markson otherdocks @ +1ft.

GMH Withinamoeba


ECF 252 LakeSybelia

N 28 37.664 W 81 22.093 6-Nov-02 Park on Eside

Lake Sybelia Beachon E side with parkinglot, rest rooms grassyarea adjacent to lake.

Excellent, City park. Excellentsite

EE L, M, U Levels M,water stainson boatdocks @ 1.5to 2 ft abovecurrentlevel.

EM Withinamoeba

No 1 4 SJR No Yes, 2 photos inpark and pan of 4on lake.

ECF 253 Lake SE ofDestiny

N 2838.194.

W 81 23.294 6-Nov-02 Boardwalkat edge oflake, inoffice park.

Small urban lake, hasnarrow band of willowand cypress.

Possible easement--Access from theboardwalk, easementwould have to beworked out.


PG L, M Levels M toH, 1 to 1.5 ftbelow watermarks(lichen lineson trees andwater stainson theboardwalkpiers).

GMH Withinamoeba

No 4 4 SJR No Yes, pan of 3photos in the rain

ECF 254 LakeDestiny

N 28 38.426 W 81 23.581 6-Nov-02 Fromboardwalk inoffice park.

Urban lakesurrounded by officeand condos, somelittoral vegetationremains (see photos);may be boat dock andstaff gage on the westside, but we did notvisit.

Possible easement--Access from theboardwalk, easementwould have to beworked out. Alsothere are likely to bedrainage easementsfor stormwaterinflows.


PG L, M Levels M toH; waterstains onboardwalkpiers @ +1ft abovewater.Canal headsnorth, butdoes notappear toconnect toSpring Laketo north, butthis shouldbe verified.

GMH Withinamoeba


ECF 255 Spring Lake N 28 38.808 W 81 23.664 11/6/2002 North Spring Boat ramp in Possible easement-- Good site PG L, M Levels H, GH Within No 4 4 SJR No Yes, 6 photos

Appendix A


A-48

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

1/8/2002 Lake Rd insubdivision.

subdivision, just westof intersection withSpring Lake HillsDrive, near the top ofcanal from LakeDestiny.

Access is good fromboat ramp, but this iscommons property forthe subdivision, so anaccess easementwould have to beworked out.

if accesscan bearranged.

lake hasoutflow toLittle WekivaRiversystem;levels within0.5 ft ofwater stainson boatdocks.

amoeba taken.

ECF 256 Prairie andPearl Lakes@connector

N 28 39.529 W 81 20.832 6-Nov-02 Connectingcanal onGladwinAve.

Lakes connected bycanal thru subdivision

No apparent publicaccess; water levelscan be monitored inthe canal. Access isnot good to the lakesthemselves.


NG L Levels H,within + 1 ftof stainmarks onthe boxculvert.

GH Withinamoeba

No 5 4 SJR No Yes, pan of 3photos. 6additional photostaken.

ECF 257 Lake NW ofLake of theWoods

N 28 38.883 W 81 21.225 6-Nov-02 Navel Driveoff ofO'Brien.

Unnamed small laketo NW of Lake of theWoods. Willow andtaro edge. Talked toresident who said thatwater levels havecome up about 4 ftsince summer.

No apparent publicaccess; access isfrom end of road, buteasements wouldhave to be workedout.


NG L Levels Hwithin .5 to 1ft of watermarks ontrees.

GH Withinamoeba


ECF 258 Lake of theWoods

N 28 38.556 W 81 20.976 6-Nov-02 Cul du sacon Spartan.

Undeveloped lot oncul du sac, may be adrainage easement.Also, boat ramp atend of SummerwoodTrace

Possible easement--Boat ramp is private.Drainage easementsmay be an option.Stormwater facility onsouth end at outflow.


PG L, M Levels Hwithin .5 ft to1 ft of highwatermarks, andwithin 1-2 ftof top ofmost boatdocks.Outflowchannel atsouth end;weir withstop logs,waterflowing overstructure(seephotos).

GH Withinamoeba

No 4 4 SJR No Yes, severalphotos at outflow.

Appendix A


A-49

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 259 Lake of theWoods @outflow weir

N 28 38.398 W 81 20.879 6-Nov-02 South end oflake.

Surface water outflowpoint at south end oflake. Weir structureadjacent to road;water flowing at timeof visit (see photos).



NG L, M Levels Hwithin .5 ft to1 ft of highwatermarks, andwithin 1-2 ftof top ofmost boatdocks.Outflowchannel atsouth end;weir withstop logs,waterflowing overstructure(seephotos).

GH Withinamoeba

No 5 4 SJR No Yes, severalphotos at outflow.

ECF 260 Blue Lake N 28 39.493 W 81 28.012 6-Nov-02 East of US441, GreenAcres Rd.

Most of the lake isbordered byresidential.

Possible easement--Access from road atretention pond withdrop inlet next toroad.


PG L Levels Hwithin 0.5 ftof watermarks onboat docks.

GH Withinamoeba


ECF 261 LakePiedmont

N 28 39.493 W 81 28.012 6-Nov-02 North ofBlue LakeonCrispwoodCourt off ofPiedmontLake Blvd.

Some littoralvegetation left onshoreline on otherside of lake.

Possible easement--Access from retentionpond at end of cul dusac.


PG L, M Levels Hwithin 0.5 ftof watermarks.

GH Withinamoeba


ECF 262 LakeMcDadenear L.Piedmont

N 28 39.770 W 81 28.027 6-Nov-02 Adjacent toL. Piedmont

Playground borderinglake.

Possible easement--Playground andretention pond.


PG L Levels H,likePiedmont

GH Withinamoeba


ECF 263 Maggiore &Minore nearZellwood

N 28 44.097 W 81 36.392 6-Nov-02 Zellwoodarea E of441.

Lake MaggioreEstates subdivision.East shoreline isundeveloped.

Easement --Goodaccess at school (seebelow)

Excellentsite.

EsE L, M, U Levels M toH, within+1.5 ft ofwatermarks; mayhaveoverflow toApopkamarshes.

EMH Edge ofamoeba

No 1 4 SJR No Yes, one.

ECF 264 Maggiore @ZellwoodElementary

N 28 44.200 W 81 36.138 6-Nov-02 Zellwoodarea E of441.

Edge of lake atZellwood ElementarySchool at E corner oflake at point where itpinches off to Lk.Minore.

Easement --Good sitewith good access atschool.

Excellentsite.

EsE L, M, U Levels M toH;connectionto Minore,and maypop off toApopkamarshes.

EMH Edge ofamoeba


Appendix A


A-50

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 265 Loch Levannear Mt.Dora

N 28 49.920 W 81 38.333 6-Nov-02 Mt Doraarea.

Good site--LochLevan subdivision.

Easement --Good site--Conservationeasement for dredgeand fill violation willallow access,according to LorneMalo. Also, boatramp and boardwalkin commons area.


EsG L, M, U Levels H. GH Outsideamoeba

No 2 4 SJR No Yes, from photosconservationarea and boatramp &boardwalk.

ECF 266 LakeJoanna nearMt Dora

N 28 50.914 W 81 38.508 6-Nov-02 Park PlaceSubdivision

Good site. Possible easementaccess--Good site--boat ramp atParkwood Ave & ParkPlace Blvd.


PG L, M, U Levels Hwithin 0.5 ftof stainmarks.

GH Outsideamoeba

No 4 4 SJR No Yes, pan of 4-5photos.

ECF 267 LakeSwataranear Mt.Dora

N 28 51.846 W 81 38.533 6-Nov-02 LakeSwataraDrive, E sideof lake.

Good site--Maturefringing cypress, verysteep slope down tolake in subdivision;lake may be used forirrigation.

Possib le Easement--Good site--Access viadrainage easement insubdivision.


PG L, M, U Levels H. GH Outsideamoeba

No 4 4 SJR No Yes, photosofdrainageeasement,fringing cypressand pan of lake.

ECF 268 Lake Lincolnnorth (N) ofL. Joanna

N 28 51.829 W 81 38.092 6-Nov-02 HighlandLane on Wside.

Good site--Dry lakebasin, has severalsinkholes in it, nowater present. Steepslope on west side,forested ridge on N,E, and S.

No apparent publicaccess; accessthrough subdivision,may be other points.


NG L, M, U Levels verylow, NOWATER.

GVL Outsideamoeba


ECF 269 LakeEldoradonear Eustis

N 28 53.101 W 81 37.890 6-Nov-02 SR 44 A &WestEldoradoDrive

Good site. No apparent publicaccess; access bestfrom SR 44A on westside. Undevelopedland betweenroadside and edge oflake (see photos).


NG L, M, U Levels L toM, watermarks 3 fthigher thancurrentlevel.

GML Outsideamoeba

No 5 4 SJR No Yes, 3 photos,but daylightfading.

ECF 270 LakeDalhousienear Eustis

N 28 54.155 W 81 37.065 6-Nov-02 Lk.DalhousiePark

Great site--LkDalhousie Park on Eside of lake. Parkingarea and boat ramp.

Excellent, accessfrom park.

Excellentsite.

EE L, M, U Levels M, 2ft belowwater stains.

EM Outsideamoeba

No 1 4 SJR No Yes, photos ofpark area andlake.

ECF 271 Lake BurnsE of Umatilla

N 28 54.950 W 81 38.521 6-Nov-02 East ofUmatilla

Adjacent to road. No apparent publicaccess.


NG L, M, U Levels M,about 2 ftbelow highwater mark.

GM Outsideamoeba

No 5 4 SJR No Yes, two photos,but light fading atend of day

Appendix A


A-51

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 272 LakeUmatilla @GuerrantPark

N 28 55.058 W 81 39.986 6-Nov-02 GuerrantPark inUmatilla

City park on S side ofLake Umatilla hasboat ramp, picnicarea, parking areasand fishing pier.Upland, wetland andaquatic habitatpresent.

Excellent site-accessfrom park.

Excellentsite.

EE L, M, U Levels M toH.

EMH Outsideamoeba

No 1 4 SJR No Yes, 8 photostaken.

ECF 273 YarboroughConservation Easement

N 28 41.374 W 81 6.605 6-Jun-02 Across roadfrom LittleBig Econ.

Large cypress strand. No apparent publicaccess, access willhave to be arranged.


NG S Levels M. GM Outsideamoeba


ECF 274 Wetland offDaniels Rd.

N 28 32.286 W 81 34.972 1/10/2002 Wetland offDaniels Rd.

OUC Monitoring Site#6478

OUC Monitoring Site. Excellentsite

CUP S Levels verylow.

CVL Withinamoeba


Yes, 1 phototaken.

ECF 275 Long Lakeoff GrovelineDr. near.

N 28 36.964 W 81 28.448 1/7/2002 Near.Clarcona,FL



CUP L, M Levels verylow.

CVL Withinamoeba


Yes, 13 photostaken.

ECF 276 Prairie Lakeeast of N.HiawasseeRd.

N 28 35.858 W 81 28.115 Not visited East side ofN.HiawasseeRd., dueeast ofCrookedLake.



CUP L, M Not visited,conditionsneed to bedetermined.

CNV Withinamoeba


Yes.

ECF 277 Lake Genieoff CoralCove Dr.

N 28 35.374 W 81 29.436 1/10/2002 Immediatelysouth of SWcorner ofCrookedLake.

OUC Monitoring Site#5036. Small lakewith residual pool ofwater; stormwaterpond on one edge insubdivision; housesborder 1/3 ofshoreline; scatteredwillows on upperedge, dense stands ofdogfennel lie belowthe willow.


CUP L Levels L,surficialaccumulation of muckexposed atedge of theremainingpool.

CL Withinamoeba


Yes, 2 photostaken.

ECF 278 LakeSherwoodoff SR 50

N 28 33.155 W 81 29.881 1/8/2002 LakeSherwoodoff SR 50



CUP L, M Levels verylow.

CVL Withinamoeba


Yes, 12 photostaken.

ECF 279 Unnamedlake west ofL.Hiawassee

N 28 31.825 W 81 29.495 Not visited Unnamedlake west ofL.Hiawassee



CUP Notvisited

Not visited,conditionsneed to bedetermined.

CNV Withinamoeba


No photo, site notvisited.

ECF 280 UnnamedLake offBerks Ct.

N 28 32.034 W 81 28.336 Not visited UnnamedLake offBerks Ct.

OUC unnumberedmonitoring site


CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba



Appendix A


A-52

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 281 Wetlands atMeadBotanicalGardens

N 28 35.116 W 81 21.329 1/9/2002 Forestedwetland longboardwalk.



CUP S, U Levels M toH.

CMH Outsideamoeba


Yes

ECF 282 Lake Berryoff BalmoralRd.

N 28 35.128 W 81 19.783 1/9/2002 BalmoralRoad inWindsongsubdivision.

OUC Monitoring Site#5070; edge of lakeat gazebo insubdivision;undevelopedshoreline on oppositeside of lake still hasintact live oak border


CUP L Levels M;lakeconnectedto LakeVirginia;muck soils1-2 ft thickpresent atedge of lakeat gazebo;levels about3 ft belowwatermarks, and5 to 6 feetbelow themature liveoak line.

CM Outsideamoeba


Yes, 1 photo.

ECF 283 Lake SpieroffGlenridgeWay

N 28 34.725 W 81 19.892 1/9/2002 Edge ofNavalTrainingCenterproperty,across formWaterbridgesubdivision

Unnumberedmonitoring site; lakeat edge of NavalTraining Centerproperty; willowthicket at north end oflake.


CUP L Levels M toH; top ofhummocksand lichenlines at 1 to1.5 ft abovecurrentlevels; muckin upper 1.5feet ofhorizon inthe willowthicket, soilssaturated.

CMH Outsideamoeba



Appendix A


A-53

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 284 Red BugLake at RedBug LakePark off RedBug LakeRd.

N 28 38.989 W 81 17.487 1/9/2002 SeminoleCounty park.

OUC Monitoring Site#3710. Park on thesouth side of lake withrecreation areas,grassed open areasand boardwalk atedge of lake; someresidual hardwoodand bay forestremain; some patchesof cattail present;water lilies in SEportion of lake; abouthalf of lake isbordered by forestedwetland.


CUP L, S, U Levels M toH, lichenline onMagnolia @1.8 abovecurrentlevel; staffgauge atboardwalkreads 67.52ft; soils inbayheadedge have8-12 inchesof muck,saturated tosurface;upper edgeof bay trees@ 3.3 feetabovecurrentlevel.

CMH Edge ofamoeba


Yes, 6 photostaken.

ECF 285 ForestedWetland,Clermont

N 28 33.159 W 81 41.088 Not visited Site notvisited

City of Clermont Clermont MonitoringSite.

Excellentsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba

No 7 3 SJR App #2478


ECF 286 ForestedWetland,Monteverde


City of Clermont Clermont MonitoringSite.

Excellentsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba

No 7 3 SJR App #2478


ECF 287 Wetland atSiplin Rd.and EllerbeeRd


City of Winter GardenMonitoring Site #1

Winter GardenMonitoring Site.

Excellentsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba

No 7 3 SJR App#3368


ECF 288 Wetland offWinterGarden -VinelandRd.




Excellentsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba

No 7 3 SJR App#3368


ECF 289 Unnamedborrow lake,WinterGarden




Excellentsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba

No 7 3 SJR App#3368


ECF 290 Wetland offBeulah Rd.,WinterGarden




Excellentsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba

No 7 3 SJR App#3368


Appendix A


A-54

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 291 Lake BeulahoffWindermereRd.




Excellentsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba

No 7 3 SJR App#3368


ECF 292 Wetland offWestOrange Trail




Excellentsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Edge ofamoeba

No 7 3 SJR App#3368


ECF 293 Wetland offOcoee-Apopka Rd.

N 28.34.866 W 31 33.023 Not visited Site notvisited



Excellentsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba

No 7 3 SJR App#3368


ECF 294 Wetland offKennowayCt., Ocoee




Excellentsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba

No 7 3 SJR App#3368


ECF 295 CrookedLake

N 28 35.462 W 81 28.856 1/7/2002 East ofOcoee onNorthHiawasseeRd.

Orange CountyUtilities MonitoringSite


Excellentsite

CUP L, M, U Levels verylow.

CVL Withinamoeba


ECF 297 Lake Herr ick N 28 32.801 W 81 28.981 1/8/2002 Immediatelysouth of E-WExpressway,and north ofLakeHiawassee.



Excellentsite

CUP L, M, U Levels verylow.

CVL Withinamoeba


ECF 298 Boat rampat LakeBaldwin atpark (FleetPark orBicentennialPark)

N 28 34.560 W 81 19.545 1/9/2002 Park on NWside of lake,formerNavalTrainingCenterproperty.

Park area with openunderstory, grassedareas, boat ramp.Some intact forestededge remains; mostshoreline isundeveloped;

Excellent, city park. Excellentsite

EE L, U Levels M toH; within 1.5to 2 feet ofwater stains;staff gaugeat rampreads 91.0ft.; waxmyrtlethicket atedge ofwater is onmuck soilsabout 2 ftthick; liveoak edge isabout 3.5 ftabovecurrentlevel.

EMH Outsideamoeba


Appendix A


A-55

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 299 Lake Julia N 28 38.026 W 81 28.810 1/10/2002 West side ofLakevilleRd., NW ofLong L.

Adjacent to OCU'swestern wellfield,some water remainsin lowest depressions,but levels 20 + ft.below the live oakline.

No apparent publicaccess, bur physicallyaccess would be easyfrom roadside.

Good site. NG L Levels L GL Outsideamoeba


ECF 300 Lake Mizell N 28 35.961 W 81 20.342 1/9/2002 Immediatelynortheast of,andconnectedto L.Virginia,Winter Park.

Vacant lot inWindsongsubdivision; fringingcypress present,lowermost trees inwater upper ones insaturated soil.


Good site. NG L Levels M;fringingcypress instandingwater orsaturatedmuck(surficial);historicallevels mayhave beenhigher--compactedlayer ofmuck liesabove thecypressfringe toelevation 2.5to 3 ft abovecurrentwater level.

GM Outsideamoeba


ECF 301 LakeVirginia

N 28 35.222 W 81 20.956 1/9/2002 At RollinsCollege,Winter Park.

Urban lakesurrounded by collegecampus, residences,and condos, somelittoral vegetationremains (see photos).

Excellent, RollinsCampus

Good site,but part ofchain oflakes

EG L Levels M. GM Outsideamoeba


ECF 302 Lost Lake N 28 40.281 W 81 19.322 1/9/2002 Adjacent toMiddleTriplet.

Small lake adjacent toTriplet lakes.

Park and seniorcenter adjacent tolake.

Good site. EG L Levels M GM Edge ofamoeba


Appendix A


A-56

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 303 QueensMirror

N 28 39.790 W 81 19.600 1/9/2002 Connectedto LowerTriplet.

Small lake in theupper part of theTriplet chain;residences bordermuch of the lake.

Possible easement,may be drainageeasement for inflowand outflow channels.

Good site. PG L, U Levels M,within 1.5 to2 ft of waterstains ondocks andlichen lineson trees;inflow fromheadwaterswamp viacanal, lakealso hasoutflow toLowerTriplet.Historicallevels mayhave beenhigher,residualmuck soilsinbayswampadjacent toinflow canalat elevationsof 3 ft abovecurrentlevel.

GM Withinamoeba


ECF 304 Turkey Lake N 28 29.91 W 81 28.44 1/8/2002 TurkeyLakes Park.

County park on westside of lake, someportions of east sidebordered byapartments and/orcondos; someresidual cypressborder still present onparts of the lake.


Good site,hasdownstreamdischarge

EG L, U Levels M. GM Outsideamoeba

No 2 4 SF No Yes, 2 photostaken.

ECF 305 LakeAlpharetta

N 28 37.366 W 81 29.331 1/10/2002 North ofCrooked L.and west ofLong L.

Dry basin, looks likean old field.


Good site. NG M Levels verylow.

GVL Withinamoeba

No 5 2 SJR No No photo taken.

ECF 306 MiddleTriplet

N 28 40.176 W 81 19.764 1/9/2002 Casselberry Park at outflow area,50% of shoreline isundeveloped, flowthrough system;emergent fringe ofmostly cattail is instanding water, lowerend of forested fringeis in standing water,but upper edge issaturated soil.


Good site,but hasflowthroughsystem

EG L, U Levels M,flow throughsystem.

GM Edge ofamoeba


Appendix A


A-57

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 307 LakeSusannahsouth of L.Baldwin

N 28 33.645 W 81 19.216 1/9/2002 On oldTrainingCenterproperty.

Lake on NavalTraining site property,to south of lakeBaldwin; areaundergoing rapiddevelopment tocommercial andresidential property.


Good site. NG L Levels M. GM Outsideamoeba


ECF 308 Oak Lake N 28 38.396 W 81 28.871 Not visited CUPmonitoringsite

OCU monitoring site#4.

OCU CUP monitoringsite

CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba

No 7 3 SJR OCU No, site notvisited.

ECF 309 UnnamedPond

N 28 37.910 W 81 29.572 Not visited CUPmonitoringsite



CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba


ECF 310 LakeHiawassee




CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba


ECF 311 Lake Barbett N 28 32.623 W 81 27.843 Not visited CUPmonitoringsite


Seminole CountyCUP monitoring site

CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba


ECF 312 UnnamedWetland


Seminole Countymonitoring Site A


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Edge ofamoeba

No 7 3 SJR SeminoleCounty

No, site notvisited.

ECF 313 MiddlemassLake


Seminole Countymonitoring Site C


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba





Seminole Countymonitoring Site D


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba



ECF 315 Pearl Lake N 28 47.705 W 81 22.065 Not visited CUPmonitoringsite

Seminole Countymonitoring Site E


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba





Seminole Countymonitoring Site F


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba



Appendix A


A-58

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 317 Lake Irish N 28 47.298 W 81 22.633 Not visited CUPmonitoringsite

Seminole Countymonitoring Site G


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba





Seminole Countymonitoring Site H


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba



ECF 319 LakeMarietta


Seminole Countymonitoring Site I


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba



PriorityArea



SentinelSite Rating


MFL SiteRating


WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSiteRanking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 320 Island Lake N 28 46.490 W 81 22.283 Not visited CUPmonitoringsite

Seminole Countymonitoring Site J


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba



ECF 321 BananaLake


Seminole Countymonitoring Site K


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba



ECF 322 Twin Lakes N 28 47.340 W 81 20.007 Not visited CUPmonitoringsite

Seminole Countymonitoring Site L


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Edge ofamoeba





Seminole Countymonitoring Site M


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Edge ofamoeba



ECF 324 UnnamedLake


Seminole Countymonitoring Site N


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba



ECF 325 DawsonLake


Seminole Countymonitoring Site O


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba



ECF 326 Lake Como N 28 46.738 W 81 20.094 Not visited CUPmonitoringsite

Seminole Countymonitoring Site P


CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Withinamoeba



Appendix A


A-59

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 327 Lake Wilkins N 28 42.199 W 81 34.289 Not visited CUPmonitoringsite



CUPmonitoringsite

CUP Notvisited


CNV Edge ofamoeba

No 7 3 SJR No No, site notvisited.

ECF 329 LakeGertrude @SylvanShores Park

N 28 48.794 W 81 39.735 4/29/2003 SylvanShores ParkonMorningsideRd.

Park with grassedareas, sidewalkadjacent to lake;shrub thicket andemergent fringedownslope form parkarea; much of the restof the shoreline isbordered by houses,outflow at south end.


EE L, M Levels M toH within 1.5ft of highwatermarks;outflow"weir" atsouth endallows forhigh wateroutflow; staffgauge reads70.43 ft.

EMH Outsideamoeba


ECF 330 LakeSaunders

N 28 48.974 W 81 42.004 4/29/2003 Mt. Dora,LakeSaundersPointsubdivision.

Subdivision underconstruction aroundNW lobe of lake;open water body withlittoral fringe ofemergents, waterlilies in deeper areas.

No apparent publicaccess, bur physicallyaccess would be easyfrom future boatramp.

Good site. NG L, M Levels M, 1to 2 ft belowtheupland/wetland edge.

GM Outsideamoeba


ECF 331 Trout Lake@ NatureCenter

N 28 52.121 W 81 40.928 4/29/2003 NatureCenter on Nend of lake.

Nature Center withboardwalk throughforested area north oflake; pine oak forest,then cypress mixedhardwoods, alsoshrub swamp andemergent marsh;gazebo located at endof boardwalk on lake.

Excellent, countynature center.

Excellentsite

EE L, S, U Levels H,within 0.75 ftof stain linesonboardwalkpiers; lakehas outflowtosouthwest,but it mayonly be ahighwateroverflow,confirm this.

EH Outsideamoeba


ECF 332 Lake Mary@ UmatillaCemetery

N 28 55.548 W 81 40.742 4/29/2003 Umatilla, citycemetery onW side oflake.

Cemetery plot areaextends down to theshrub/littoral edge ofsmall lake; portions ofshorelineundeveloped.

Excellent, citycemetery.

Excellentsite

EE L, U Levels H,within 1.0 ftof watermarks.

EH Outsideamoeba


Appendix A


A-60

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 333 Clear LakeRecreationArea, OcalaNF

N 28 58.684 W 81 33.251 4/29/2003 OcalaNationalForest.

Campground, roadsand trails in a pineforest adjacent tolake; boat launcharea, easy access,open water area,water lilies scattered,graminoid andHypericumfasciculatum edge.

Excellent, recreationarea in NationalForest.

Excellentsite

EE L, M, U Levels M toH, within 1.0to 1.5 ft ofwatermarks; staffgaugepresent,reading was2.28 ft.

EMH Outsideamoeba


ECF 334 Big BassLakeRecreationArea, OcalaNF


Dry basin, looks likean old field, somemuck in the surficialsoil horizon almost upto upland edge.


Excellentsite

EE L,M, U Levels low,about 4 feetbelow highwatermarks;areas lookslike an oldfield ratherthan a lake.

EL Outsideamoeba


ECF 335 Sinkholepond @ BigBass LakeRecreationArea


Sinkhole pond nearentrance to recreationarea; residual waterlily pond in center;remain basin is quitedry.


Excellentsite

EE P, U Levels L toM., about 3to 3.5 ftbelow highwatermarks.

EML Outsideamoeba


ECF 336 NicotoonLake, OcalaNF


Series of connectedpond/lake basins.


Excellentsite

EE L, M, U Levels L toM

EML Outsideamoeba

No 1 3 SJR No No photo taken.

ECF 338 Lake 1 @RoyalHighlandsSubdiv.

N 28 39.834 W 81 51.297 4/30/2003 RoyalHighlandssubdivision,off of US 27.

Lakes in residentialsubdivision used foraesthetics andstormwater watermanagement;stormwater retentionponds discharge intolake, ponds treatedwith copper sulfate.

Possible easement,may be drainageeasement forstormwater facilities.

Good site. PG L Levels M. GM Outsideamoeba


ECF 339 Lake 2 @RoyalHighlandsSubdiv.


Lakes in residentialsubdivision used foraesthetics andstormwater watermanagement;stormwater retentionponds discharge intolake, ponds treatedwith copper sulfate.




ECF 340 Pond/marshat RoyalHighlands


Wetland adjacent toclubhouse area.



No 4 4 SJR No No photos taken.

Appendix A


A-61

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 341 FDOTWetlandmitigationsite @Turnpike

N 28 40.724 W 81 51.374 4/30/2003 Adjacent toFloridaTurnpike

Mitigation wetland(marsh) with sometree and shrubplantings.

Excellent, FDOTmitigation site.

Excellentsite

EE M, U Levels L toM, risingafterdrought.

EML Outsideamoeba


ECF 343 GreenhouseLake

N 28 43.445 W 81 51.909 4/30/2003 County parkon formerUF/IFASproperty.

Small lake with mixedopen water andmarsh; shorelinemostly undeveloped;grassed slope downto water at theabandonedgreenhouse complex(UF/IFAS). Parcel isnow part of Countypark.

Excellent, county parkland.

Excellentsite

EE L, M, U Levels H,within 0.75 ftof stainlines; lakehas outflowto southwestto anothersmall lake,but basinmay beclosed.

EH Outsideamoeba

No 1 4 SJR No Yes,2 photostaken.

ECF 344 FountainLake Park

N 28 51.513 W 81 54.998 4/30/2003 FruitlandPark

Park and recreationarea on the S side oflake provide easyaccess; open waterwith narrow littoralfringe; residencessurrounding northside, lots are largeand houses are setback.

Excellent, city parkland.

Excellentsite

EE L, U Levels M,about 2 ftbelow highwatermarks.

EM Outsideamoeba


ECF 345 LakeDyches,Leesburg

N 28 48.502 W 81 54.209 4/30/2003 SW sectionin City ofLeesberg.

Multi-lobed lake basinsurrounded byresidentialdevelopment.




ECF 346 Wet prairiein Legacy atLeesburgsubdiv.

N 28 44.650 W 81 51.761 4/30/2003 Subdivision,off of US 27,south ofLeesberg.

Multi-lobed graminoidwet prairie basin 50 %surrounded by newresidentialdevelopment.


Good site. NG M Levels M. GM Outsideamoeba


ECF 347 Wetland inHighlandLakessubdiv.


Large wetland nearentrance, hasconservationeasement formitigation area thatlies adjacent toparking lot and groveof live oaks with anopen, park-likeunderstory.

Possible easement,there is aconservationeasement on thewetland that mayallow access.

Excellentsite

PE M, U Levels M toH.

EMH Outsideamoeba


ECF 348 Wetlands atPlantation atLeesburgsubdiv.


Small wetland/pondsurrounded bymoderate densityresidential.


Good site. PG M, U Levels M. GM Outsideamoeba


Appendix A


A-62

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

PriorityArea Site No. Site Name Latitude Longitude Date Visited

LocationNotes Site Conditions Access

SiteQuality

SentinelSite Rating Habitat

HydrologicCondition

MFL SiteRating


WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSiteRanking

MFL SiteRanking WMD

CUPSite Photos

ECF 349 Twin Lakesat PumpkinCenter

N 28 43.122 W 81 49.768 4/30/2003 West ofHowey inthe Hills

Pair of small lakes inPumpkin Center area,west of Howey in Hills


Good site. NG L, M Levels L toM.

GML Outsideamoeba


ECF 350 LakeMargaretta

N 28 44.478 W 81 50.286 4/30/2003 West ofHowey inthe Hills

Small lake in PumpkinCenter area, west ofHowey in Hills




ECF 351 Lake Illinois,Howey inHills

N 28 43.024 W 81 46.729 4/30/2003 Howey inthe Hills

Mostly a mix of marshand shrub thicket.Basin is surroundedby city governmentcomplex, industrialand residential areas.

Excellent, city landborders lake.

Excellentsite

EE L, M, U Levels H,within 1 ft ofhigh watermarks.

EH Outsideamoeba


ECF 328 A CardinalCove LakePark

N 28 51.332 W 81 39.735 4/29/2003 City ofEustis parksandrecreationarea.

Park area withboardwalk throughlake and marsh,adjacent areas haverecreation facilities.


EE L, M, U Levels M toH, within+1.5 ft ofwatermarks.

EMH Outsideamoeba


ECF 328 B Carver Parkat CardinalCove Lake

N 28 51.409 W 81 39.689 4/29/2003 City ofEustis parksandrecreationarea.

Park area withboardwalk throughlake and marsh,adjacent areas haverecreation facilities.


EE L, M, U Levels M toH, within+1.5 ft ofwatermarks.

EMH Outsideamoeba


ECF 337 A Ponds 1& 2at LakeCountyCorrectionalInstitution

N 28 37.464 W 81 45.845 4/30/2003 CountyCorrectional,off of US 27,south ofLake RidgeWinery.

Ponds to south ofentrance road atcorrectional facility,adjacent areas mostcleared grassy , andopen.

Excellent, countycorrectionalinstitution.

Excellentsite

EE P, U Levels M. EM Outsideamoeba


ECF 337 B Lake atLake CountyCorrectionalInstitution

N 28 37.325 W 81 45.649 4/30/2003 CountyCorrectional,off of US 27,south ofLake RidgeWinery.

Lake and marshcomplex lyingbetween thecorrectional facilityand US 27.

Excellent, countycorrectionalinstitution.

Excellentsite

EE L, M, U Levels M. EM Outsideamoeba


ECF 342 A Pond atLake CountyPark site


Pond in pasture area,but uplands will berestored by County.


Excellentsite

EE P, U Levels H,within 1 ft ofhigh watermarks.

EH Outsideamoeba


Appendix A


A-63

PriorityArea


LocationNotes


SentinelSite

Rating


MFL SiteRating

Locationwithin

DrawdownContour?

WithinCONSERV?

SentinelSite

Ranking

MFL SiteRanking

WMD CUPSite

Photos

ECF 342 B Marsh atLake CountyPark site


Marsh/Pond inpasture area, butuplands will berestored by County.


Excellentsite

EE P, U Levels H,within 1 ft ofhigh watermarks.

EH Outsideamoeba

No 1 4 SJR No No photos taken.

ECF 342 C Marsh andpond atLake CountyPark site


Marsh/Pond inpasture area, butuplands will berestored by County.


Excellentsite

EE M, U Levels M,about 2 ftbelow highwatermarks.

EM Outsideamoeba


Appendix BInventory of CUP Monitoring Sites in ECF

Appendix B


B-1

GRS No Permit Name Condition Mon Loc Mon Type Mon Freq Habitat WellDiameter

WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation

Data Col Rainfall Active

2-095-3317 OCU Eastern andWestern Service Areas

44 Lake Wilkins - west of thePlymouth wellfield Sec 36, T20S,R 27E

PZ, SG WK Wetland 2 22.5 56.5 46 68.5 Manual PlymouthWellfield

Yes


44 Lake Standish PZ, SG WK 2 14.1 59.9 49.4 63.5 Manual Yes


44 Crooked Lake PZ, SG WK 2 26.1 48.9 38.4 64.5 Manual Yes


44 Oak Lake - immeadiatelynortheast of the WesternRegional wellfield

PZ, SG WK 2 25 105.9 95.4 120.4 Manual Yes


44 unnamed pond - immeadiatelysouthwest of the WesternRegional wellfield

PZ WK 2 25 49 38.5 63.5 Manual Yes


44 Lake Lucy - south of theWestern Regional wellfield andnorth of the Oak Meadowwellfield



44 Lake Herrick - immediately northof the Oak Meadow wellfield



44 Lake Hiawassee PZ, SG WK 2 24.5 61 50.3 75 Manual Yes

2-095-3354 Orange County Landfill 20 Max Hall Park VG, SG, PZ 2YR Wetland Manual NA Yes

2-069-2478 City of Clermont 28 Jack's Lake (Sec 20, T 22 S, R26 E), Clermont, Lake County

PZ WK Automatic Yes Yes

2-069-2478 City of Clermont 28 Lake Felter (Sec 32 & 33, T. 22S, R 26 E; Sec 4 & 5, T 23 S, R26 E), Clermont, Lake County


2-069-2478 City of Clermont 28 Unnamed Lake (Sec 21 & 28, T23 S, R 26 E) north of TroutLake and east of Bradshaw Rd,Clermont


2-069-2478 City of Clermont 28 Unnamed Lake (Sec 1, T 22 S,R 25 E) east of E. Apshawa Rd.,Minneola, Lake County


2-069-2478 City of Clermont 28 Forested Wetland (Sec 10 & 11,T 22 S, R 26 E), Montverde,Lake County


2-069-2478 City of Clermont 28 Forested wetland ( Sec 22, 23 &26, T 22 S, R 26 E), Clermont,Lake County


2-069-2482 City of Fruitland Park 23 Mirror Lake SG WK Manual NA

Appendix B


B-2


WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation


2-069-2718 Plantation at Leesburg 22 Sawgrass Lake SG WK Manual NA

2-069-2718 Plantation at Leesburg 21 PZ-1, SG-1 PZ, SG MO Manual NA



2-069-2849 Clermont West SandMine

19 Staff Gauge in perimeter ditch SG MO Manual NA

2-069-2849 Clermont West SandMine

18 Staff Gauge in Mine Pit SG MO Manual NA

2-069-5736 Tarmac America 20 MW-4 MW MO Manual NA



2-069-5736 Tarmac America 21 Staff gauge in NE wetland SG MO Manual NA

2-069-5736 Tarmac America 21 Staff gauge in NW wetland SG MO Manual NA

2-069-66769

Cherry Lake GolfCourse at the Summit

14 Cherry Lake SG WK Manual NA

2-117-8230 Seminole CountyNorthwest Service Area

38a Unnamed wetland north of SR46, Sanford (Sec 24 &25, T 19S,R 29 E)

PZ, SG WK Automatic Yes


38b Sylvan Lake at Sylvan LakeCounty Park (Sec 26, T 19 S, R29 E)



38c Middlemass Lake, Sanford (Sec35, T 19 S, R 29 E)



38d Unnamed wetland north ofMarkham Rd, Sanford ( Sec 36,T 19 S, R 29 E)



38e Pearl Lake, Sanford (Sec 36, T19 S, R 29 E)



38f Unnamed wetland east of theMarkham Rd. and Orange Blvd.intersection,Heathrow(S31,T19S, R30E)



38g Lake Irish, Heathrow (Sec 35, T19 S, R 29 E)



38h Unnamed wetland sw of theHeathrow Blvd. and BannanaLake Rd interesection (36-19-29&1-20-29)


Appendix B


B-3


WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation



38i Lake Marietta, Heahtrow (Sec1&2, T 20 S, R 29 E)



38j Island Lake, Heathrow (Sec 1, T20 S, R 29 E)



38k Banana Lake, Heathrow (Sec 1,T 20 S, R 29 E)



38l Twin Lakes (east portion) (Sec39, T 19 S, R 30 E)



38m Unnamed wetlands, west ofMonterey Oaks subdivision,Sanford (Sec 39, T 19 S, R 30E)



38n Unnamed lake, encircled byPickfair Ter, Lake Mary (Sec 5, T20 S, R 30 E)



38o Dawson Lake, Lake Mary (Sec5, T 20 S, R 30 E)



38p Lake Como, Lake Mary (Sec 37,T 20 S, R 30 E)



38q Crystal Lake (west portion) (Sec8 & 9, T 20 S, R 30 E)


2-127-8528 City of Holly HIll 34 Forested wetland approx 200feet west of Production Well 17(GRS# 16369)

PZ WK Wetland Manual NA

2-127-8747 New Smyrna BeachWellfield

24a P-1 PZ WK Wetland















Appendix B


B-4


WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation



24b G-1 PZ WK Wetland








24c U-1 PZ MO Upland








24d P-16 PZ WK Wetland

2-127-9157 City of Edgewater 22 Borrow Pit Piezometer - P2 PZ Cont

2-127-9157 City of Edgewater 22 Borrow Pit Staff Gauge SG DY/HR

2-127-9157 City of Edgewater 28 Alan R. Thoma Water Plant RainGuage

RG DY

2-127-9157 City of Edgewater 29 Alan R. Thomas Water Plantshallow aquifer well No. T3

PZ WK

2-127-9157 City of Edgewater 29 Western Wellfield shallowaquifer well

PZ WK Wetland

2-127-9157 City of Edgewater 29 Off-site wetland shallow aquiferwell

PZ WK Wetland


44 Lake Barbett - east of the OakMeadow wellfield within OrangeCounty's Orlo Vista Park

PZ WK 2 20.5 98.2 87.7 108.2 Manual

2-127-50590

Halifax Plantation 47 Ribbon Lake/Stormwater pond SG WK

2-009-10647

City of Titusville 20 Parkway Wetland PZ, SG WK

2-009-10647

City of Titusville 29 AII-S1 PZ MO Wetland Yes

Appendix B


B-5


WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation


2-009-10647

City of Titusville 29 AII-S2 PZ MO Yes

2-009-10647

City of Titusville 29 AII-S3 PZ MO Upland Yes

2-009-10647

City of Titusville 29 AII-S4 SG MO Wetland Yes

2-009-10647

City of Titusville 29 AII-S5 SG MO Wetland Yes

2-009-10647

City of Titusville 29 AIII-S1 PZ MO Upland Yes

2-009-10647


2-009-10647


2-009-10647


2-009-10647


2-095-3159 Orlando UtilitiesCommision

a Unknown #, Orange Co Sec 21,27 &28, T 23S, R 27E, LakeHancock

PZ DY


b #9126, Orange Co. Sec 22, T24S, R 28 E, Little Lake Bryan

PZ DY


c #8738, Orange Co. Sec 10, T24S, R 28E, Lake Crowell fromDiamond Cove ConservationArea

PZ DY


d #8422, Orange Co Sec32, T23S,R28E, SFWMD mon wells incypress dome located in Tibet-Butler Nat Pres

PZ DY


e #8438, Orange Co Sec33 T23S,R29E, Bay head located inSouth Park Cir, in SouthparkOffice Center

PZ DY


f #7488, Orange Co. Sec 1 & 12,T 23 S, R 28E, Lake Cyrstal NEof Robert Trent Jones Dr.,Orlando

PZ DY


g #6601, Orange Co., Sec 36, T22 S, R 28E, Unnamed lake offBerks Ct., Orlando

PZ DY

Appendix B


B-6


WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation



h #6714, Orange Co., Sec 34 &35, T 22 S., R 28 E, UnnamedLake off Cassia Ct.

PZ DY


i #5824. Orange Co, Sec 22 & 27,T 22 S, R 28 E, Lake Sherwoodoff SR 50, Orlando

PZ DY


j #5485, Orange Co., Sec 15, T22 S, R 28E, Lake Florence offLake Florence Rd., Orlando

PZ DY


k #4871, Orange Co., Sec3,4,9&10, T 22 S, R 28 E, PrairieLake off Clarke Rd., Ocoee

PZ DY


l #5036, Orange Co., Sec 11, T22 S, R 28 E, Lake Genie offCoral Cove Dr., Orlando

PZ DY


m #4883, Orando Co., Sec 1 & 12,T 22 S, R 28 E, Horseshoe Lakeoff Powers Rd., Orlando

PZ DY


n #4272, Orange Co., Sec 36, T21 S, R 28E, Long Lake offGroveline Dr., Orlando

PZ DY


o #5297, Orange Co., Sec 16 &17,T 22 S, R 30 E, Lake Spier offGlenridge Way, Winter Park

PZ DY


p #5070, Orange Co., Sec 8 & 17,T 22 S, R 30 E, Lake Berry offBalmoral Dr., Winter Park

PZ DY


q #3137, Seminole Co., Sec 21, T21 S, R 29 E, Lake Marion offOld Grove Ln., Longwood

PZ DY


r #2774 Seminole CoS1T21SR29E & S6T21SR30E,Island Lk S of Shoppes at IslandLake Shop. Cnt, Longwood

PZ DY


s #2787, Seminole Co, S 37, T 21S, R 30 E, Lake Hodge at LakeHodge Park off Osceola Tr.Casselberry

PZ DY


t #3343, Seminole Co., Sec 8, T21 S, R 30 E, Quail Pond offMelody Ln., Casselberry

PZ DY

Appendix B


B-7


WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation



u #3363, Seminole Co., Sec 38, T21 S, R 30 E, Clear Lake offLake Dr., Casselberry

PZ DY


v #3710, Seminole Co., S23,T21S, R30E, Red Bug Lake atRed Bug Lake Park, off R.B.L.Rd, Casselberry

PZ DY


y #5583, Orange Co, Sec 21, T 22S, R 32 E, Cypress Dome inCypress Lakes developement

PZ DY


x #4502, Seminole Co, Sec 31, T21 S, R 31 E, Little Lake Georgia

PZ DY


w #3832, Seminole Co., Sec 23, T21 S, R 31 E, Lake Gem inCanterberry Retreat off SR 434,Oveido

PZ DY

2-127-8932 City of Ormond Beach R1 PZ Yes

2-127-8932 City of Ormond Beach R2 Yes



2-127-50157

Volusia County 79a Wetland #2 east portion ofGoose Lake (Sec 24, T 18 S, R30 E)

PZ 2 25 -15 -10 PL

2-127-50157

Volusia County 79b Wetland # 8, S of Saxon Blvd,West of Broward Ave, adj toSonnys Barbecue

PZ 2 25 -15 -25 PL

2-127-50157

Volusia County 79c Wetland #5, Trout Lake, (Sec24, T. 18 S., R. 30 E.)

PZ 2 23 -13 -23 PL

2-127-50157

Volusia County 79d Wetland #10, James Pond inGlen Abbey (Sec 26, T. 18 S., R30 E.)

PZ 2 17 -7 -17 PL

2-127-50157

Volusia County 79e Wetland #12, Unnamed pond inthe I-4 median (Sec 25, T. 18 S.,R 30 E.)

PZ 2 22 -12 -22 PL

2-127-50157

Volusia County 79f Wetland #14, Lake Gleason atLake Gleason Park (Sec 25, T.18 S., R. 30 E.)

PZ 2 13 -3 -13 PL

2-127-50157

Volusia County 79g Wetland #17, Unnamed PondSE of the SummerhavenDr./Enterprise Rd intersection(Sec26, Twn18, Rge30)

PZ 2 15 -5 -15 PL

Appendix B


B-8


WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation


2-127-50157

Volusia County 79h Wetland #18, Unnamed pond inGlen Abbey (Sec 22, T. 18 S., R.30 E.)

PZ 2 6 -1 -6 PL

2-127-50157

Volusia County 79i Wetland # 23, NW of cul-de-sacon Pine Valley Ct. in the GlenAbbey Subdivision

PZ 2 15 -5 -15 PL

2-009-50245

City of Cocoa Beach 27 Well 38 PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245

City of Cocoa Beach 27 Well 44 PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245

City of Cocoa Beach 27 Well 5T PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


2-009-50245


2-009-50245


2-009-50245

City of Cocoa Beach 27 Well 12T-1 PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245

City of Cocoa Beach 27 Well 12T-2 PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


2-009-50245


2-009-50245


2-009-50245


2-127-8595 City of Port Orange 23 R-1 PZ WK Wetland

2-127-8595 City of Port Orange 23 R-2 PZ WK Wetland

2-127-8595 City of Port Orange 23 CR-10 PZ WK Wetland

2-127-8595 City of Port Orange 23 CR-11W PZ WK Wetland



2-127-8595 City of Port Orange 23 CR-7 PZ WK Upland

Appendix B


B-9


WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation







2-127-8595 City of Port Orange 23 MS-1 PZ WK Wetland



2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24a Tiger Bay Canal by the VolusiaCo. Tomoka CorrectionalInstitution (Sec 1, T 16S, R31E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24b Bennett Swamp tributary atIndian lake Rd. crossing, TigerBay State Forest( S25, T15S,R31E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24c Indian Lake, Tiger Bay StateForest (Sec 26, T 15S, R 31E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24d Coon Pond, Tiger Bay StateForest (Sec 26, T15S, R31E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24e Scoggins Lake, Tiger Bay StateForest (Sec 23, T15S, R31E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24f Thayer Canal at LPGA Blvd. (Sec 29, T15S, R32E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24g Bennett Swamp tributary on thenorth side of Tiger Bay StateForest ( Sec 25, T15S, R 31E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24h Bennett Swamp off roadopposite well 20, Tiger Bay StateForest (Sec 25, T15S, R31E)_

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24i Bennett Swamp off roadcrossing(south side)east ofScoggins Lake,Tiger Bay StateForest (24, 15, 31)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24j Forested wetland off Bear IslandRd., Tiger Bay State Forest (Sec26, T15S, R31E)

PZ DY Wetland

Appendix B


B-10


WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation


2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24k Forested wetland on the westside of the Brennan WaterTreatment Plant, east of LPGABlvd(29,15,32)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24l Forested wetland on the westside of LPGA Blvd, Tiger BayState Forest (Sec 32, T15S, R32E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24m Forested wetland on the northside of Old Deland Rd., TigerBay State Forest (Sec 5, T16S,R32E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24n Forested wetland on the southside of Old Deland Rd., north ofS.R. 92 (Sec 6, T16S, R32E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24o Forested wetland east of RedJohn Dr, south of Vol. Co. LawEnf. Pris. Del area (Sec1, T16S,R31E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24p Forested wetland off thenortheast intersection of IndianLake Rd, and Olson Dr (Sec 1,T16S,R31E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24q Forested wetland off the eastend Olson Dr. (Sec 6, T16S,R32E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-127-8834 City of Daytona Beach 24r Forested wetland between S.R.92 and I-4, City of DaytonaBeach property (Sec 18, T16S,R32E)

PZ DY Wetland

2-001-11339

Gainesville RegionalUtilities

Wetland B PZ WK Wetland 162.058

2-001-11339


Wetland C PZ WK Wetland 169.772

2-001-11339


Wetland D PZ WK Wetland 170.29

2-001-11339


Wetland E PZ WK Wetland 174.83

2-001-11339


Wetland F PZ WK Wetland 2 10.5 166.5

2-001-11339


Wetland A PZ WK Wetland 156.108

Appendix B


B-11


WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation


2-001-11339


Wetland G SG WK Wetland 165.98

2-069-2581 Marian Gardens 19a Red Maple Swamp, Locatedsouth of SR 50 (sec 17 & 18, T22 S, R 24 E)

PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-069-2581 Marian Gardens 19e Big Prairie (Sec 5 & 6, T 22 S, R24 E)

PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-069-2581 Marian Gardens 19d Shallow Marsh, located north ofGano Field (Sec 5, T 22 S, R 24E)

PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-069-2581 Marian Gardens 19c Wet Prairie, located north of SR50, south of main drainage canal( Sec 8, T 22 S, R 24 E)

PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-069-2581 Marian Gardens 19b Shallow Marsh, located south ofSR 50 (Sec 18, T 22 S, R 24 E)

PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-127-8932 City of Ormond Beach RC1 PZ WK Upland



2-127-8932 City of Ormond Beach R5 - Cypress Dome near P54 PZ WK Wetland

2-127-8932 City of Ormond Beach R6 - Chain Fern Marsh near P55 PZ WK Wetland

2-127-8932 City of Ormond Beach R7 - Bayhead Near P56 PZ WK Wetland

2-069-2387 474 Sand Mine 22 T1 - DEP monitoring location PZ MO Wetland Rain Gaugeat start ofTransect

2-069-2387 474 Sand Mine 22 T2 - DEP Monitoring Location PZ MO Wetland Rain Gaugeat start ofTransect


2-069-2387 474 Sand Mine 22 Staff Gauge - DEP MonitoringLocation

SG MO Wetland


2-069-2796 City of Groveland 22a Forested wetland next to BigBear Lake, Bisected by EmpireChurch Rd (Sec 25, T 22 S, R24 E)

PZ WK Wetland

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WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation


2-069-2796 City of Groveland 22b Staff Gauge on Big Bear Lake(Sec 25, T. 22 S., R 24 E)

SG WK Wetland

2-069-2796 City of Groveland 22c Lake Audrey (Sec 24, T 22 S, R24 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-069-2796 City of Groveland 22d Stewart Lake Swamp (Sec 30, T22 S, R 25 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-069-2796 City of Groveland 22e Palatlakaha River Swamp (Sec18, T 22 S, R 25 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-069-2886 City of Minneola 22a Unnamed Marsh OV-1, (Sec 1,Twn 22 S) Rge 25 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-069-2886 City of Minneola 22b Grassey Lake (Sec 6 & 7, Twn22 S, Rge 26 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-069-2886 City of Minneola 22c Plum Lake (Sec 8 & 17, Twn 22S, Rge 26 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-069-50279

Village CenterCommunity Dev. District

41 LSU-PZ-1 Wetland #1 PZ MO Wetland Yes

2-069-50279


41 LSU-PZ-2 Wetland # 2 PZ MO Wetland Yes

2-069-50279


41 LSU-PZ-3 Wetland # 3 PZ MO Wetland Yes

2-069-50279


41 LSU-PZ-4 Hollow Hole Lake PZ MO Wetland Yes

2-069-50279


41 LSU-PZ-OS-1 Lady Lake atBerchfield Road

PZ MO Yes

2-069-50279


41 LSU-PZ-5 Wetland M-1 PZ MO Yes

2-069-50279


41 LSU-PZ-OS-2 Crystal Lake inFruitland Park

PZ MO Yes

2-095-3368 City of Winter Garden 38 BRA #1 Forested Wetland offSiplin Rd, (Sec 2, 27 & 34, T 22S, R 27 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-095-3368 City of Winter Garden 38 BRA#4, Marsh located at SWquadrant of Daniels Rd. and SR50 ( Sec 26, T 22 S, R 27 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-095-3368 City of Winter Garden 38 BRA#16 Unnamed borrow lake,located in SE quadrant of W.Plant St and CR 545 (Sec 22, T22 S, R 27E)

PZ WK Wetland

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WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation


2-095-3368 City of Winter Garden 38 BRA#34, Forested wetland westof Beulah Rd, (Sec 25 & 26, T22 S, R 27 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-095-3368 City of Winter Garden 38 BRA# 35, Lake Beulah (Sec 36,T 22 S, R 27 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-095-3368 City of Winter Garden 38 BRA# 38, Forested wetland offWest Orange Trail, (Sec1 & 12,T 22 S, R 27 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-095-3368 City of Winter Garden 38 BRA# 43 Forested Wetland offOcoee-Apopka Rd, near SoftballPark (Sec 7 & 18, T 22 S, R 28E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-095-3368 City of Winter Garden 38 BRA# 51 Marsh located east ofLake Whitney ElementarySchool (Sec 31, T 22 S, R 28 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-117-8282& 2-117-162

City of Lake Mary& Cityof Sanford

xa Forested wetland bisected byLake Mary Rd (Sec 17, T 20 S,R 30 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-117-8282& 2-117-162


xb Forested wetland in Lake Forestdevelopment (Sec. 19 & 30, T.19 S., R 30 E.)

PZ WK Wetland

2-117-8282& 2-117-162


xc Lake Myrtle (Sec. 24 & 25, T. 20S., R. 29 E., ans Sec. 30, T 20S., R. 29 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-117-8282& 2-117-162


xd Forested wetland at AlaquaLakes development (Sec 11 &14, T. 20 S., R 30 E.)

PZ WK Wetland

2-117-8282& 2-117-162


xe Yankee Lake (Sec. 22, 23 &266, T. 19 S., R. 29 E)

PZ WK Wetland

2-117-8282& 2-117-162


xf Forested wetland located southof SR 417 and north of VilhemRd ( Sec. 39, T. 19 S., R. 30 E.)

PZ WK Wetland

2-117-8282& 2-117-162


xg Unnamed Lake, located west ofTimacuan Blvd. (Sec 8, T. 20 S.,R. 30 E.)

PZ WK Wetland

2-117-8282& 2-117-162


xg Lake Sten (Sec 31 & 39, T. 19S., R. 30 E.)

PZ WK Wetland

2-117-3835 Alaqua Lakes PZ Wetland

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WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation


2-009-10647

City of Titusville ya A4-1 Cypress dome, locatedeast of RR (Sec. 5, T. 19 S., R.34 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yb A4-2 Shallow Marsh, East of RR(Sec 5, T. 20 S., R. 34 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yc A4-3 Cypress strand (Sec 4 & 5,T. 20 S., R. 34 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yd A4-4 Cypress/cabbage palmdome (Sec. 5, T. 20 S., R. 34 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville ye A4-5 Cypress strand (Sec 4, T.20 S., R. 34 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yf A4-6 Cypress dome ( Sec 4 & 5,T. 20 S., R. 34 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yg A4-7 Cypress dome (Sec 5., T.20 S., R. 34 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yh A4-8 Cypress dome (Sec. 6, T.20 S., R. 34 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yi A4-9 Cypress dome/ShallowMarsh (Sec 5 & 8, T. 20 S., R.34 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yj A4-10 Cypress strand (Sec 9, T.20 S., R. 34 E)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yk A4-11 Cypress dome (Sec. 41,T. 20 S., R. 43 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yl A4-12 Cypress strand (Sec. 41,T. 20 S., R. 43 E)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville ym A4-C1 Shallow Marsh (Sec. 31,T. 19 S., R. 34 E)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-009-10647

City of Titusville yn A4-C2 Cypress dome (Sec 6, T.20 S., R. 34 E.)

PZ WK Wetland No

2-127-8693 Hagstrom/Weston 25 Bowman Lake SG WK Wetland

2-001-1672 Meadowbrook GolfCourse at Gainesville

25 South Basin

2-001-1672 Meadowbrook GolfCourse at Gainesville

25 West Basin

2-009-202 Palm Bay Utilities 38 Staff Gauge 21-1 SG WK Wetland

2-009-202 Palm Bay Utilities 38 Monitor Well 29A-1 PZ WK Wetland


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WellDepth

ScreenTop

ScreenBottom

WellBottom

WellElevation


2-009-202 Palm Bay Utilities 38 Staff Gauge 29A-2 SG WK Wetland



2-009-50245

City of Cocoa Beach 27 Jim Creek Reference Transect 1- RF1-5

PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


PZ WK Wetland Yes

27 Jim Creek Reference Transect 2- RF2-4

PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245

City of Cocoa Beach 27 Jim Creek Reference Transect 2- channel

SG WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245

City of Cocoa Beach 27 Jim Creek Reference Transect 1- channel

SG WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245

City of Cocoa Beach 27 Taylor Creek DownstreamTransect 3 - PZ1

PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245

City of Cocoa Beach 27 Taylor Creek DownstreamTransect 3 - Staff Gauge

SG WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


SG WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


PZ WK Wetland Yes

2-009-50245


SG WK Wetland Yes

Appendix CDevelopment of Site Attributes

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IDENTIFICATION OF AREAS WITHPROJECTED SURFICIAL AQUIFER WATERLEVEL DECLINESThe site selection process begins with identification of areas with projected surficialaquifer water level declines through 2013, the date by which the South Florida, St.Johns River, and Southwest Florida water management districts have concludedthat water use is likely to reach the sustainable limits of the Floridan aquifer in thecentral Florida area (Figure 1). This conclusion is discussed in the document titledRecommended Action Plan for the Central Florida Coordination Area, September18, 2006.

IDENTIFICATION OF AREAS WITH THE HIGHEST RISK OFUNACCEPTABLE IMPACTS OR HARM TO WETLANDS AND LAKES

The projected surficial aquifer water level declines developed in Step 1.are usedas critical input to SJRWMD’s models that predict the likelihood of harm towetlands and lakes. These models were developed for use in SJRWMD’s WaterSupply Planning Program (Kinser et al. 1995, 2003) (Kinser et al. 2005). Throughuse of these models wetland and lake areas with the highest risk of unacceptableimpacts or harm are identified (Figures 2 and 3).

PROJECTED IMPACTS TO WETLANDS

SJRWMD’s process for assessing impacts to wetlands is described in Kinser andMinno (1995) and Kinser et al. (2003). The relative likelihood of harm to wetlandvegetation due to projected 2013 groundwater withdrawals was assessed using ageographic information system (GIS) model. The GIS model integrated soilpermeability, sensitivity of wetlands to dewatering, and projected declines in thewater levels of the surficial aquifer system (SAS) to predict the likelihood of harmto wetland plant communities. The wetland constraints for the 2013 assessmentwere updated to reflect the wetlands criteria in the Water 2020 ConstraintsHandbook (SJRWMD et al. 2005). The wetland impact constraints are as follows:

Lower likelihood of harm (<0.35 ft SAS drawdown)

Moderate likelihood of harm (>0.35 to <1.2 ft SAS drawdown)

Higher likelihood of harm (>1.2 ft SAS drawdown)

The likelihood of unacceptable impacts to native vegetation related to projectedgroundwater withdrawals varied throughout SJRWMD (Figure 2). The likelihoodof unacceptable impacts is lower in most of the northern and extreme southernportions of SJRWMD, including all of Alachua, Baker, Duval, Clay, St. Johns,

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Indian River, Nassau, Okeechobee, and Putnam counties. Most of the remainderof SJRWMD was identified as exemplifying moderate-to-higher likelihood ofharm to wetland vegetation. Exceptions were lowlands associated with coastallagoons and the valleys of the St. Johns and Ocklawaha rivers. The areas showingthe highest likelihood of wetland impacts occurred along major landscape ridgesthroughout SJRWMD. These include the Atlantic Coastal Ridge in Volusia andFlagler counties and northern Brevard County, the Crescent City and DeLandridges in northwestern and central Volusia counties, the Groveland Karst andLake Wales Ridge regions of central and south Lake County, the Apopka Uplandsand the Orlando Promontory of western Orange County, and the Casselberry-Oviedo-Geneva-Chuluota Hills region of west-central Seminole County.

PROJECTED IMPACTS TO LAKES

SJRWMD assessed the relative likelihood of harm to lakes due to projectedchanges in groundwater withdrawals (1995-2013) using a GIS model developedby Kinser et al. (2005). Six GIS data layers, each influencing or expressinggroundwater-surface water interactions, were chosen as input to the model.These data layers include:

Thickness of the upper confining unit separating the surficial and Floridanaquifer systems

Head difference between surficial and Floridan aquifer systems

Soil permeability

Wetlands

Topographic curvature

Topographic deviation

These GIS layers were overlaid to identify regions susceptible to harm due toprojected 2013 groundwater withdrawals. The output is a map representing therelative likelihood of harm to lakes produced by overlaying the lake susceptibilityand modeled surficial aquifer drawdown layers. Susceptible areas are thoseidentified as having a surficial drawdown >0.5 ft. This value is based on the lakesconstraint established in the Water 2020 Constraints Handbook (CH2M HILL 2005).The regional patterns of likelihood of harm to lakes was very similar to thatobserved for likelihood of harm to wetland vegetation (Figure 3).

IDENTIFY SITES WITH HIGH PROBABILITY OF REFLECTINGREGIONAL IMPACTS

Among wetlands and lakes, some are more sensitive to drawdown than others.The process design is intended to ensure representation of the most drawdown-

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sensitive wetlands and lakes. A special priority is places on isolated wetlands notassociated with lakes, because they have been largely ignored in the MFLsprocess to date and their small size makes them especially sensitive todrawdown. The process of assessing the extent to which a water body is likely toreflect the impacts of regional groundwater withdrawals was developed based onthe general consensus of SJRWMD environmental scientists with experience in theassessment process for wetland impacts.

The principle design factors in the wetland site selection process were:

Water body size

Water body depth

Water body landscape position

Additional landscape factors to consider in candidate site selection include:

Basin size and slope

Soil permeability

Karst geology

Surrounding landcover

These and other factors determine the hydrogeomorphic setting and character ofthe wetland. For example, an herbaceous or cypress depression can have eithermineral or organic soils. The hydrologic characteristics of smaller wetlands maybe determined by subsurface fractures or sinkholes. Bayheads occur mid-slopealong a break in a confining layer, at the bottom of a slope where the water tablereaches the surface, or in hydric flatwoods where the soils saturate to the surface.Consideration of the confounding effects of landscape alteration is necessary;ditching, roads, and other land use factors can alter wetland hydrology.

SUITABILITY OF WATER BODY FOR APPLICATION OF AVAILABLE MFL METHODS

A desirable MFL site must have soil characteristics for which an evaluationmethod exists. MFLs evaluation and threshold criteria are well-developed forwater bodies with histosol soils. These methods are based on a large body of soilsresearch and have been subjected to intensive peer review. Additionally,SJRWMD is in the advanced stages of developing soils criteria and a methodologyfor setting MFLs on sandhill lakes. The identification of soil indicators ofcharacteristic hydrology is published (Richardson et al. 2005). The methodologyhas been site tested and a set of benchmark sites are being established.Separately, the criteria for setting MFLs for sandhill lakes are in review (Jones,

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Edmunds & Associates, Inc. 2005). Thresholds based on capillary fringe are beingdeveloped at the Soil Sciences Department of IFAS at the University of Florida.

IDENTIFY SITES WITH ACCEPTABLE SITES CHARACTERISTICS

In general, MFLs site characteristics considered desirable include:

Habitat gradient—full habitat gradient present at site from aquatic and/orwetland up gradient to and including adjacent upland habitat.

Habitat quality—habitats present in relatively natural condition in terms of plantspecies composition and structure.

Disturbance—little to no physical disturbance to the aquatic or wetland system.

Hydrology—surface hydrology has not been significantly altered; with regard tosurface hydrology the site is isolated (is not a flow-through system) or outflowsonly infrequently during flood conditions.

Stormwater inflow—no significant adverse effects to habitat, hydrologic regimeor water quality due to inflows of urban or suburban stormwater.

Shoreline development—less than 30 percent of shoreline is cleared or altered forland development.

Land use protection—wetland or lake is on publicly owned land, or some form ofland use protection exists.

Weedy and/or exotic species—weedy or exotic species absent or uncommon.

A number of factors may affect the presence and repeatability of sandhill lake soilindicators. These factors should be considered when assessing the suitability of asandhill lake as a water body for which an MFL should be set. Site locality,topography, vegetation, and disturbances are important considerations wheninvestigating frequent high and frequent low water elevations at sandhill lakes.Site selection criteria (Table 1) for sandhill lakes have been developed bySJRWMD for its MFLs Program because some areas display soil indicators thatare inconsistent among different sites around a lake’s shoreline, while other areasdisplay repeatable soil indicators that occur near the frequent high and frequentlow water levels. These site selection criteria serve to maximize the accurateidentification of repeatable soil indicators.

Table 1. Site selection criteria for the identification of frequent high and frequent lowsandhill lake soil indicators

Site Selection Criteria Rationale

Avoid disturbed areas Disturbance disrupts soil morphology in the upper soil horizons

Utilize low energy shorelines High-energy shorelines may experience heavy wave action, thus inhibiting the

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formation of sandhill lake soil indicators

Utilize short slope lengths(steep slopes)

Short slope lengths tend to display the greatest changes in soil morphology overshort distances, thereby providing the best opportunity to accurately identifysandhill lake soil indicators

Avoid seepage slopes Seepage slopes experience wetter conditions than provided by lake inundationalone, likely resulting in dissimilar soil morphology or misidentification of sandhilllake soil indicators

Avoid pine-dominated uplandcommunities

Pine-dominated upland communities tend to be less common on sandhill lakesand produce more biomass of disparate chemistry, resulting in different soilmorphology than that observed in hardwood-dominated upland communities

Avoid areas with more than afew inches of organic soil

Areas that develop organic soil on sandhill lakes are likely influenced byseepage, which may result in dissimilar soil morphology or misidentification ofsandhill lake soil indicators

SITE ACCESSIBILITY

A candidate MFL site must be physically accessible in order to assess thesuitability of the site and to perform the work necessary to establish MFLs.Access requires the permission of the owner or its agent.

IDENTIFICATION OF WATER BODIES FOR WHICH A LONG PERIOD OFHIGH QUALITY HYDROLOGIC DATA IS AVAILABLE

Water bodies identified as a result of Step 3 are further evaluated to identifythose for which a long period of high quality hydrologic data is available. Thisdata is necessary for the establishment and implementation of MFLs. This stepresults in a list of candidate sites, all of which satisfy the site selection criteria.SJRWMD anticipates that these sites or a subset of these sites will be added tofuture MFLs Priority Water Body Lists and Schedules to satisfy the requirementsof Section 373.042(2), F.S.

The primary criterion for assessing the value of the hydrologic data is the lengthof the period of record. The longer the period of record, the more likely it is torepresent the natural range of variation of surface water levels and, in particular,include more extreme events of high and low stages.

Several secondary valuation criteria important to assessing data quality are:

Data frequency

Data continuity

Data quality assurance

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DATA FREQUENCY

The frequency of observation may be daily, weekly, monthly, or less frequent.More frequent observations are preferred, however, weekly observations aresatisfactory and monthly observations are adequate when the period of record issufficient.

DATA CONTINUITY

Continuity of water level observations is very important to the application of thedata. Gaps and irregular observations in the period of record require datainterpolation and affect hydrologic model calibration. An added drawbackassociated with data gaps is the absence of data during more extreme climaticconditions. For example, gaps often occur during extreme dry conditions, aswater levels fall below the range of staff gauges. Much less often, water levelscan rise above the range of gauges during periods of high rainfall, and maximumwater levels are not recorded.

DATA QUALITY ASSURANCE

Quality Assurance (QA) of hydrologic data is also a very important valuationcriterion. Important QA considerations include:

Existence of a surveyed (to a registered monument) elevation for the staff gauge

Existence of surveyed elevation data from routine re-surveys to ensure stability ofthe topographic datum over time

Documentation of a chain of custody associated with the data

Existence of data in a computerized database

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REFERENCESJones, Edmunds & Associates, Inc. 2005 (draft). Sandhill lakesminimum flows and levels: Values, functions, criteria, andthresholds for establishing and supporting minimum levels.Jones, Edmunds & Associates, Inc. Gainesville, Fla.

Kinser, P., and M. Minno. 1995. Estimating the likelihood ofharm to native vegetation from groundwater withdrawals, St.Johns River Water Management District. Technical PublicationSJ95-8. St. Johns River Water Management District. Palatka, Fla.

Kinser, P., M. Minno, P. Burger, and S. Brown. 2003 (draft).Modification of modeling criteria for application in the 2025 likelihoodof harm assessment. St. Johns River Water Management District,Palatka, Fla.

Kinser, P., Minno, M., and Brown, S., Dennizman. J. 2005 (draft).Estimating the likelihood of harm to lakes form groundwaterwithdrawals in the St. Johns River Water Management District forthe year 2025. St. Johns River Water Management District.Professional Paper. Palatka, Fla.

Richardson, T.C., D.S. Segal, G.W. Hurt, G.B. Hall, R.J. Epting,and B.L. Skulnick. 2005. Methodology to predict frequent highand frequent low water levels in Florida sandhill lakes using soilmorphology. Version 1.0. St. Johns River Water ManagementDistrict. Palatka, Fla.

South Florida, St. Johns, Southwest Florida water managementdistricts. 2006. Recommended Action Plan for the Central FloridaCoordination Area. St. Johns River Water Management District.Palatka, Fla.

St. Johns River Water Management District and CH2M HILL.2005. Water 2020 Constraints Handbook. Special Publication SJ 2005-SP8. St. Johns River Water Management District. Palatka, Fla.

St. Johns River Water Management District. 2006. Water SupplyAssessment, 2003. Technical Publication SJ2006-1. St. Johns RiverWater Management District. Palatka, Fla.

Appendix DAttribute Scores for Candidate MFL Sites

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Site Site Name Latitude Longitude SourceSas

DeclineVeg/Lake

HarmImpact

Risk Site CharHydro

Por1 Lake Orienta at Lake N 28 39.118 W 81 22.867 SM 10 0 8 6 6

2 Hammond Lake @ Lake L N 28 26.001 W 81 43.519 SJR 5 0 5 10 0

2 Marsh pond connected N 28 40.291 W 81 22.382 SM 10 0 8 2 4

3 Lake Marion N 28 40.731 W 81 21.992 SM 10 0 8 1 2

4 Lake Florida N 28 40.295 W 81 21.833 SM 5 0 8 2 4

5 Lake Adelaide N 28 40.244 W 81 21.970 SM 5 0 8 8 4

7 Triplet Lakes Park at N 28 40.394 W 81 19.560 SM 5 10 3 8 6

8 Triplet Lakes Swamp N 28 39.564 W 81 19.389 SM 10 10 3 8 0

10 Lake Tony N 28 40.269 W 81 17.312 SM 5 0 3 0 6

11 Lake Tony N 28 40.263 W 81 17.313 SM 5 0 3 0 6

12 Lake Hodge Park N 28 41.400 W 81 19.253 SM 10 10 3 10 6

13 Myrtle Lake N 28 43.385 W 81 21.760 SM 10 0 1 2 6

14 Greenwood Lake Park N 28 43.980 W 81 20.947 SM 5 0 1 5 6

17 Lake Bingham N 28 44.284 W 81 18.617 SM 5 0 6 1 6

19 Lake Mary N 28 44.809 W 81 19.010 SM 0 0 1 4 4

20 Lake Mary N 28 44.901 W 81 18.708 SM 0 0 3 10 4

22 Liberty Park at Lake N 28 46.091 W 81 19.083 SM 0 10 6 10 6

23 Lake Crystal @ commun N 28 46.094 W 81 19.148 SM 0 0 6 10 6

24 Lake Emma @ Primera N 28 45.663 W 81 21.340 SJR 0 10 1 5 1

33 Lake Markham N 28 48.018 W 81 23.871 SM 0 0 1 5 6

34 Sylvan Lake Park--par N 28 48.066 W 81 23.152 SJR 5 0 6 10 6

35 Sylvan Lake Park--mar N 28 48.048 W 81 23.062 SJR 5 0 6 10 6

36 Sylvan Lake Park--edg N 28 48.040 W 81 23.026 SJR 5 0 6 10 6

37 Yankee Lake N 28 49.053 W 81 23.742 SM 5 0 1 5 2

41 Crystal Lake@ Communi N 28 45.713 W 81 19.418 SJR 10 0 6 10 7

42 Crystal Lake@ Wesley N 28 45.597 W 81 19.995 SJR 10 10 6 10 7

43 Lake Concord@ Anniver N 28 40.355 W 81 20.175 SM 10 10 3 6 6

44 Quail Pond@ Anniversa N 28 40.292 W 81 20.114 SM 10 10 3 6 2

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DeclineVeg/Lake

HarmImpact

Risk Site CharHydro

Por45 Lake Wildmere N 28 41.875 W 81 20.100 SM 10 0 3 2 6

46 Lake Yvonne (Quintupl N 28 40.171 W 81 18.897 SM 10 0 3 2 6

47 Crystal Bowl N 28 39.897 W 81 18.772 SM 10 0 3 2 6

48 Crystal Bowl Park N 28 39.723 W 81 18.801 SM 10 0 3 5 6

50 Lake Kathryn N 28 40.995 W 81 19.979 SM 10 0 3 0 6

51 Lake Searcy @ Sandalw N 28 42.357 W 81 21.502 SM 10 10 3 1 6

53 Island Lake N 28 41.733 W 81 21.659 SM 10 10 3 6 6

54 Island Lake at borrow N 28 41.721 W 81 21.605 SM 10 0 3 1 6

57 Lakes Deforest and Be N 28 46.863 W 81 18.556 SJR 0 0 1 2 0

61 Lake Geneva N 28 44.725 W 81 06.646 SM 0 0 1 1 4

63 Flatwoods pond at Lk N 28 43.638 W 81 06.040 SM 0 0 1 10 6

64 Lake Proctor marsh N 28 43.741 W 81 06.123 SM 0 0 1 10 6

65 Geneva Wilderness Are N 28 42.396 W 81 07.570 SJR 5 0 1 10 6

67 Lake Mills Park N 28 37.956 W 81 07.304 SJR 5 0 1 10 0

68 Mirror Lake N 28 40.080 W 81 26.293 SM 0 10 3 2 6

69 Bear Lakes N 28 38.563 W 81 26.677 SM 5 0 5 2 6

70 Border Lake N 28 40.186 W 81 27.710 OR 10 0 3 1 6

71 Lake Prevatt N 28 42.535 W 81 29.296 SJR 5 10 3 10 6

76 Lake McKoy--site 2 N 28 41.038 W 81 29.975 SJR 10 0 3 6 3

78 Trout Lake N 28 37.303 W 81 30.626 SJR 0 0 3 0 2

83 Horseshoe Lake N 28 35.821 W 81 28.116 OR 5 0 3 1 6

85 Lawne Lake @ Gordon B N 28 33.823 W 81 26.506 OR 0 0 5 6 6

92 Lake Down at boat ram N 28 29.630 W 81 31.217 OR 0 0 5 6 6

93 Lake Bessie at Park N 28 29.503 W 81 31.830 OR 5 10 10 10 6

97 Tibet Butler Preserve N 28 26.805 W 81 32.283 OR 0 0 5 10 6

98 Tibet Butler Preserve N 28 26.882 W 81 32.125 OR 0 0 5 6 6

99 Lake Starke--park at N 28 34.262 W 81 32.507 SJR 5 0 5 10 6

106 Lake Starke--retentio N 28 34.059 W 81 32.013 SJR 0 0 5 2 6

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DeclineVeg/Lake

HarmImpact

Risk Site CharHydro

Por112 Lake Lucy--retention N 28 34.331 W 81 29.785 SJR 10 0 3 6 3

117 Lake Alden N 28 42.009 W 81 32.081 OR 5 0 3 1 6

119 Lake Anne @ retention N 28 41.380 W 81 32.791 OR 10 0 5 1 6

137 Mt Plymouth Lake Park N 28 48.509 W 81 31.372 SJR 5 10 3 10 6

152 Dixie Lake @ Lake Lou N 28 26.459 W 81 44.099 SJR 5 0 5 10 0

160 Depression @ entrance N 28 27.177 W 81 43.388 SJR 5 0 5 10 0

161 Triple depression on N 28 26.737 W 81 43.282 SJR 5 10 5 10 0

190 Keene Lake on W side N 28 25.179 W 81 42.399 SJR 5 0 5 1 5

210 Black Lake N 28 31.783 W 81 36.453 OR 5 10 5 1 6

217 Lake Avalon N 28 30.784 W 81 38.237 SJR 10 0 5 5 5

219 L. Avalon--Secret Vis N 28 30.436 W 81 38.675 SJR 5 0 5 5 5

220 Flat Lake N 28 29.582 W 81 40.274 SJR 0 0 5 5 5

222 Sawgrass Lake @ Cook N 28 26.178 W 81 41.224 SJR 5 10 5 1 0

227 Hickory Nut Lake @ YM N 28 26.265 W 81 38.748 OR 0 0 5 1 6

228 Hickory Nut Lake @ Av N 28 25.291 W 81 38.152 OR 0 0 5 1 6

229 Hickory Nut Lake @ Av N 28 24.867 W 81 38.172 OR 0 0 5 1 6

232 Lake Hancock N 28 27.147 W 81 36.733 OR 0 0 5 1 6

250 Lake Faith 2 N 28 28.221 W 81 22.018 SJR 0 0 5 1 0

251 Lake Seminary N 28 38.629 W 81 21.482 SM 10 10 3 2 6

252 Lake Sybelia N 28 37.664 W 81 22.093 OR 5 0 3 10 6

254 Lake Destiny N 28 38.426 W 81 23.581 SM 5 0 5 2 4

263 Maggiore & Minore nea N 28 44.097 W 81 36.392 SJR 5 0 3 9 4

264 Maggiore @ Zellwood E N 28 44.200 W 81 36.138 SJR 5 0 3 9 4

266 Lake Joanna near Mt D N 28 50.914 W 81 38.508 SJR 0 0 5 2 6

272 Lake Umatilla @ Guerr N 28 55.058 W 81 39.986 LK 0 0 3 10 4

275 Long Lake off Groveli N 28 36.964 W 81 28.448 OR 10 0 5 8 6

278 Lake Sherwood off SR N 28 33.155 W 81 29.881 OR 0 10 3 8 6

282 Lake Berry off Balmor N 28 35.128 W 81 19.783 OR 5 0 3 8 6

Appendix D


D-4


DeclineVeg/Lake

HarmImpact

Risk Site CharHydro

Por291 Lake Beulah off Winde N 28 32.060 W 81 33.725 OR 0 0 5 8 6

295 Crooked Lake N 28 35.462 W 81 28.856 OR 10 0 3 8 6

300 Lake Mizell N 28 35.961 W 81 20.342 OR 5 0 5 1 6

301 Lake Virginia N 28 35.222 W 81 20.956 OR 5 0 3 6 6

302 Lost Lake N 28 40.281 W 81 19.322 SM 5 10 3 6 2

303 Queens Mirror N 28 39.790 W 81 19.600 SM 10 0 3 2 6

305 Lake Alpharetta N 28 37.366 W 81 29.331 OR 0 0 3 1 6

306 Middle Triplet N 28 40.176 W 81 19.764 SM 10 10 3 6 6

307 Lake Susannah south o N 28 33.645 W 81 19.216 OR 0 0 5 1 6

310 Lake Hiawassee N 28 31.980 W 81 28.816 SJR 10 10 3 8 5

315 Pearl Lake N 28 47.705 W 81 22.065 SM 5 0 1 8 0

319 Lake Marietta N 28 46.613 W 81 22.275 SM 0 10 1 8 6

320 Island Lake N 28 46.490 W 81 22.283 SM 0 10 1 8 6

321 Banana Lake N 28 46.629 W 81 21.808 SJR 0 0 3 8 0

322 Twin Lakes N 28 47.340 W 81 20.007 SM 0 0 1 8 6

325 Dawson Lake N 28 46.505 W 81 20.356 SM 0 0 1 8 1

330 Lake Saunders N 28 48.974 W 81 42.004 SJR 5 10 3 1 6

345 Lake Dyches, Leesburg N 28 48.502 W 81 54.209 LK 5 10 3 1 6

821 Island Lake N 28 46.605 W 81 22.417 SM 0 0 1 2 6

1321 Lake Irma N 28 35.697 W 81 15.705 SJR 10 0 3 1 6

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