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CCLAAC Agenda 11/13/2017 CONSERVATION COLLIER LAND ACQUISITION ADVISORY COMMITTEE November 13, 2017, 9:00 A.M. Commission Boardroom W. Harmon Turner Building (Building "F"), Third Floor AGENDA I. Roll Call II. Approval of Agenda III. Approval of Meeting Minutes a. October 9, 2017 Meeting Minutes b. October 26, 2017 Special Meeting Minutes IV. Old Business: a. Offsite Preservation LDC Amendment Status V. New Business a. Initial Criteria Qualification - Barron Collier Partnership LLLP — Parcels a. and b. b. Initial Criteria Qualification — Mayr and Berman Trust (1-75 Group) c. Application for CCLAAC —Jason Bennett VI. Coordinator Communications a. BCC Items b. Misc Items VII. Subcommittee Reports a. Lands Evaluation & Management— Chair-Tracey Dewrell; Members- Bill Poteet, Patricia Sherry, Michael Seef b. Outreach- Chair-Michael Seef, Jacob Winge, John Psaras, Susan Calkins c. Ordinance Policy and Rules- Chair- Patricia Sherry; Members-Jacob Winge, John Psaras, VIII. Chair Committee Member Comments IX. Public General Comments X. Staff Comments Xl. Next Meeting /Adjourn ****************************************************************************************************** Committee Members: Please notify Alexandra Sulecki at 252-2961 no later than 5:00 p.m. on November 11, 2017 if you cannot attend this meeting or if you have a conflict and will abstain from voting on an agenda item. October 9, 2017 MINUTES OF THE CONSERVATION COLLIER LAND ACQUISITION ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING Naples, Florida, October 9, 2017 LET IT BE REMEMBERED, the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee in and for the County of Collier, having conducted business herein, met on this date at 9:00 A.M. in REGULAR SESSION at Administrative Building "F", 3rd Floor, Collier County Government Complex Naples, Florida with the following members present: CHAIRMAN: Bill Poteet VICE CHAIRMAN: Pat Sherry Tracey Dewrell Susan Calkins Michael Seef John Psaras Jacob Winge Carol Pratt (Vacancy) ALSO PRESENT: Alexandra Sulecki, Conservation Collier Coordinator, Program Manager Jennifer Belpedio, Assistant County Attorney Melissa Hennig, Sr. Environmental Specialist 1 October 9, 2017 I. Roll Call Chairman Poteet called the meeting to order at 9:00AM. Roll call was taken and a quorum was established. II. Approval of Agenda Ms. Sherry moved to approve the Agenda. Second by Mr. Seef. Carried unanimously 8—0. III. Approval of August 14,2017 minutes Mr. Seef moved to approve the minutes of the August 14, 2017 meeting as presented. Second by Ms. Sherry 8-0. IV. Old Business A. Offsite preservation LDC amendment status Ms. Sulecki provided the"Draft CCPC Memo Pages 1-11, Draft BCC Executive Summary Pages 12-13" for information purposes noting: • Three recommendations for Offsite Preservation were brought forth(Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee(CCLAAC). Collier Planning Commission(CCPC) and the Development Services Advisory Committee(DSAC)) to the Collier County Planning Commission(CCPC) for consideration at their meeting on October 5, 2017 and, upon CCPC recommendation, for subsequent presentation to the Board of County Commissioners in December 2017 • At the October 5th The CCPC meeting, the item was postponed until the next meeting due to time constraints. • The CLAAC and DSAC recommendations were previously developed(as outlined in the above referenced Executive Summary)before the item was heard by the CCPC. • The CCPC recently completed their review of the item and has recommended off site preservation only be allowed for parcels %2 acre or less, with only a monetary payment option and for them to be an administrative approval. The monetary donation recommendation would be that required to meet the AUIR(Annual Update Inventory Report) value for community and regional park land($178,000/acre)with the value updated annually. B. Hack parcel update-acceptance into cycle Ms. Sulecki presented the "Hack Property Location dated 10/9/17"and reported: • An application has been filed proposing the acquisition of two parcels (17.85 acres and 10.61 acres) located adjacent to the Sandpiper Bay Club. • The properties were previously offered to the Program and placed on the"C-List" in 2003 as it was determined at the time,they could not be developed. • The properties are now under contract for sale with a developer who believes 6 residential units may be constructed on the property. • The Committee reviewed the application at a previous meeting and requested Staff to provide more information on the costs associated with constructing improvements on the parcels to provide public access (boardwalk,parking areas, etc.). • Initial investigations yields the following costs required to improve the property and provide public access: Site Improvement Plan/Consultant Fees- $28,000;Parking Area— $20,000; Sidewalk- $9.92 SQ FT$100,000;Boardwalk 6 ft wide, 1,700 to 3,000 ft. @ $300/LF-$510,000 to $900,000;DEP Permitting Costs (mitigation based on UMAM) - 2 October 9, 2017 $35,000; SFWMD Review Fee- $2,500; Collier County Review Fee $2,500; Total Estimated Cost$698,000 to $1,088,000 +. • She provided an overview of the Initial Criteria Screening Report as presented at the July 2017 meeting which indicated the parcels meet the criteria for acquisition. Speakers Dick Klaas, representing Clay Winfield, contract purchaser of the property reported Mr. Hack is the title holder with the application being brought forth by Mr. Winfield on behalf of Mr. Hack. Mr. Winfield is awaiting a decision on the application before proceeding with filing any development applications. Jennifer Belpedio,Assistant County Attorney reported there are no obstacles for the Committee in evaluating the application in its current state(given it is under contract for purchase) and any County contract would be executed with the owner. Tom Evans is an abutting landowner in favor of the acquisition as the property should remain in its natural state and preserved. Dee Brandt,President,Naples Sandpiper Bay Club noted the community is in favor of the acquisition expressing concerns on impacts on traffic and infrastructure should it be developed. Gary Kluckhuhn, abutting landowner spoke in favor of the acquisition due to the lands environmental quality and potential alleviation of storm surge on adjacent lands. Committee Member discussion noted if the parcel may be developed for public use and now has the potential to be developed for residential use, it should be considered for acquisition. Mr. Dewrell moved to deem the application a qualified proposal and move it ahead in the process for a complete evaluation. Second by Ms. Sherry. Carried unanimously 8—0. V. New Business A. Application for CLAAC—Jason Bennett Ms. Sulecki requested additional information from the applicant on his environmental qualifications and had not heard back at this time. Ms. Winge moved to continue the item until the next meeting. Second by Mr. Dewrell. Carried unanimously 8—0. B. All Applications—show map Ms. Sulecki provided the "Conservation Collier Cycle 9 Map—Applications Received dated 10/9/17." She provided an overview of the properties proposed for acquisition under the current cycle available for consideration in the ranking process and those in the multi parcel project areas which may be purchased via previous direction from the BCC. Mr. Dewrell moved to recommend the Board of County Commissioners purchase the properties located in the multi project parcels with the recommendation that any Conservation Collier shortfall in acquisition funds be covered by the County. Second by Ms. Sherry. Carried unanimously 8—0. Ms. Sulecki noted Staff is working on an analysis of future population levels in the County. 3 • October 9, 2017 The Committee requested Ms. Sulecki forward a copy of an email recently circulated on the Hussey property to the Members. C. Hurricane Irma Damage Report Ms. Sulecki and Ms. Henning provided an update on the following properties: Logan Woods—Anticipated to open in January of 2018; the area is wet and 4 pine trees fell on residential pool cages adjacent to the property. Otter Mound—Anticipated to open in January of 2018; cleanup yielded artifacts in the root balls of trees which are proposed to be collected and donated to the Marco Island Historical Society— The Committee requested Staff to update representatives for the City of Marco Island on findings on the property. Caracara Prairie Preserve,Alligator Flag Preserve, Rivers Road Preserve—Anticipated opening- January of 2018. Freedom Park—Cleanup underway by the Parks and Recreation Division, anticipated opening- December 2017. Gordon River Greenway—Open, clean up conducted by Parks and Recreation Division. Nancy Payton Preserve—Anticipated opening-December 2017. Panther Walk Preserve—Open. Pepper Ranch—Anticipated opening—November 2017 (on schedule). Red Root Preserve-anticipated to open-December of 2017. Staff has applied for any funds available from FEMA for the cleanup of lands held in the program. VI. Coordinator Communications A.BCC Items Ms. Sulecki reported on the following BCC meetings: 9/26/17— Memorandum of Understanding with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission approved for Youth Hunts at Pepper Ranch-Wild Hog(December 8-10, 2017)and Turkey(February 22-25, 2018). 10/10/17—Off site preservation donation of$17,114 to be considered. 10/24/17 - Consideration of proposal to donate artifacts recovered at Otter Mound Preserve. B. Misc. Items Ms. Sulecki: • Provided a letter from the Land for Public Trust in support of the acquisition of the Gore parcels. • Reported Operations Coordinator Gary Bigelow is no longer on Staff and a search is underway for additional staffmg. VII. Subcommittee Reports A. Lands Evaluation &Management—Chair-Tracey Dewrell; Members-Bill Poteet,Patricia Sherry,Michael Seef None B. Outreach-Jacob Winge,John Psaras, Susan Calkins,Michael Seef Mr. Seef reported: 4 October 9, 2017 • He met with the Board of Directors of the Future Citizens, Inc. to determine any opportunities available for public access to Cocohatchee Creek Preserve. • They notified him they are not in favor of allowing public access to their fenced in areas as the lands are used by various organizations such as the Boy Scouts of America. • He also researched the possibility of developing parking on other lands including that owned by the Germain auto dealership. During Committee discussion the following was noted: • The dealership had previously approached Conservation Collier on acquiring a portion of the preserve lands for expansion of their business. • A determination was made at the time Conservation Collier property may only be transferred to another entity for conservation purposes. • The construction of a boardwalk on the property is feasible; however given the lack of on site parking, it has not been pursued. The Committee: 1. Requested Staff research any opportunities available with Germain for land transfers under the "Exceptional Benefit"clause of the Ordinance. 2. Determined the item should be addressed by the Lands Evaluation and Management Subcommittee. Mr. Seef reported the Subcommittee also: • Discussed the distribution of rack cards,updates to the website and the development of "Apps." • Investigating opportunities for public presentation on the Program(i.e.Naples Native Plant Society, etc.). C. Ordinance Policy and Rules-Chair-Patricia Sherry; Members-Jacob Winge,John Psaras, Ms. Sherry reported the Subcommittee met in August and direction should be sought from the BCC on land acquisition priorities and policy initiatives. Speaker Commissioner Saunders addressed the Committee noting the BCC transferred$17M of the $35M in the Program's management fund. The funds will be returned via Ad Valorem tax revenue or monies potentially available from the new program following the voter referendum in 2018. This leaves up to$17M available for land acquisition at this time. VIII. Chair Committee Member Comments Chairman Poteet reported he will be meeting with Commissioner McDaniel to discuss the program and will provide a report to the Committee on the meeting. IX. Public General Comments None X. Staff Comments None 5 October 9, 2017 There being no further business for the good of the County, the meeting was adjourned by order of the chair at 10:22A.M. Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee Bill Poteet, Chairman These minutes approved by the Board/Committee on as presented or as amended 6 October 26, 2017 MINUTES OF THE CONSERVATION COLLIER LAND ACQUISITION ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING Naples, Florida, October 26, 2017 LET IT BE REMEMBERED, the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee in and for the County of Collier, having conducted business herein, met on this date at 1:30P.M. for a SPECIAL SESSION at North Collier Regional Park, 15000 Livingston Rd, Naples, Florida with the following members present: CHAIRMAN: Bill Poteet VICE CHAIRMAN: Pat Sherry Tracey Dewrell (Excused) Susan Calkins (Excused) Michael Seef John Psaras (Excused) Jacob Winge Carol Pratt (Vacancy) ALSO PRESENT: Alexandra Sulecki, Conservation Collier Coordinator, Program Manager 1 October 26, 2017 I. Roll Call Chairman Poteet called the meeting to order at 1:30PM. Roll call was taken and a quorum was established. II. Approval of Agenda Ms. Sherry moved to approve the Agenda. Second by Mr. Winge. Carried unanimously 5—0. III. New Business A. Conservation Collier Criteria 1. Current Acquisition Cycle Ms. Sulecki presented the Resolution titled "A Resolution of the Collier County Board of County Commissioners Approving a Criteria Weighting Strategy for the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program's Ninth Property Selection Cycle; Providing for and Effective Date"for consideration. She noted: • The County Manager's Office requested the Committee provide direction to the Board of County Commissioners on the strategy for this and future years land acquisition cycles. • The Subcommittee met on the issue and requested Staff to draft a resolution for consideration by the full Committee with the intent of prioritizing criteria and the identifying types of properties to be targeted for acquisition. • Staff developed a resolution to address this years acquisition cycle for consideration by the Committee. • The Resolution is intended to be used as a guide, while still retaining the ability to nominate any parcel for acquisition.. • The ranking process usually occurs at the December meeting, however given recent events, has been extended until no later than April of 2018 Chairman Poteet reported he met individually with Commissioner's Saunders and McDaniel who indicated they favored targeting urban area properties and environmentally sensitive lands. Speaker Meredith Barnard, Conservancy of Southwest Florida they are opposed on introducing the ability to "weight"properties as the process is not provided for in the existing Ordinance. She favors the current process whereby the individual properties are evaluated on their own merits. Brad Cornell,Audubon of the Western Everglades agreed with Ms. Barnard expressing concern the process will become more objective and the Committee may"box themselves in" when evaluating properties for potential acquisition. The existing process has an inherent weighting process given the Committee evaluate parcels on a case by case basis with ability to selectively choose the parcels they wish to acquire. He recommended they wait until after the referendum vote to consider any changes to the process. The Committee noted: • It is not the intent to propose major changes to the process as the Resolution will not be incorporated into the existing Ordinance governing the Committee. • The Resolution would be utilized in the existing process as additional guidance when evaluating properties proposed for acquisition. • The proposed acquisitions are prioritized in an A, B, and C list at the end of the cycle allowing further discretion by the Committee when selecting properties. 2 October 26, 2017 The Committee reviewed the proposed Resolution while soliciting comments from the speakers in an attempt to address any concerns. Staff incorporated "real time" changes to the document. Mr. Winge move to recommend the following changes to the proposed Resolution presented by Staff 1. Addition of"Whereas #6" - "The Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee uses various tools to evaluate properties, including a scoring format." 2. Addition of language to "Whereas #7"— "However, the goals and primary criteria of Conservation Collier may not be modified except by countywide referendum vote." 3. Section 1.A, line 3 from "...cycles to provide a more targeted focus within the Program for meeting..." to "...cycles to provide a more targeted focus within the Program scoring format for meeting..." 4. Section 1.B, line 1 -2 from "...recommends giving additional weight to certain existing criteria..."to "...recommends adjusting the scoring format used in evaluation of the qualified proposals to certain existing criteria..." 5. Section 1.B, line 4, addition of the sentence - "The scoring sheet is only one tool used in the evaluation of a qualified proposal." Second by Ms. Sherry. Carried unanimously 5— 0. Ms. Sherry moved to forward the proposed Resolution to the Board of County for their consideration. Second by Mr. Winge. Carried unanimously 5— 0. 2. Future Acquisition Cycle Speaker Brad Cornell, Audubon of the Western Everglades noted the Committee should ensure they are using the best available environmental data when evaluating properties and should target parcels which contain rare species or environmentally unique lands. Ms. Sulecki noted the FLUCCS (Florida Land Use, Cover and Forms Classification System) and the FNAI (Florida Natural Areas Inventory) are utilized when evaluating parcels. The Committee noted the criteria utilized for land acquisition in future cycles should be reviewed by the Subcommittee. Any changes proposed should be forwarded to the full Committee for consideration. The review should include an evaluation of the land management fee structure. Mr. Winge moved to recommend the County continue to use the existing acquisition criteria with minor changes. Prior to the 2018 voter referendum on the program, the Committee will be reviewing the Program's requirements for land management fees to identify any deficiencies and recommend changes as necessary. Second by Mr. Seef Carried unanimously 5— 0. IV. Chair Committee Member Comments None V. Public General Comments Speaker Joe Popp reported he has contracted to purchase a 20 acre property adjacent to Rivers Road Preserve and may be developing the parcel. He queried if Cycle 9, which is now closed for applications could 3 October 26, 2017 be re-opened and the deadline extended so he may offer the County the opportunity to acquire the property. Ms. Sulecki noted she has had requests from other owners wishing to propose properties for acquisition after the deadline passed and she has notified them the applications will not be accepted. The Committee discussed the request with some Members favoring extending the Cycle given opportunities to acquire properties shouldn't be discouraged, especially if they are strategically located in the County. Others noted the deadline has passed and expressed concern on increasing Staff's workload by introducing new parcels into the Cycle. Mr. Winge moved to not extend the application deadline for Cycle 9. Second by Ms. Sherry. Motion carried 3 "yes"and 2 "no." Chairman Poteet and Mr. Seef voted "no." VI. Staff Comments None There being no further business for the good of the County, the meeting was adjourned by order of the chair at 2:50P.M. Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee Bill Poteet, Chairman These minutes approved by the Board/Committee on as presented or as amended 4 to ,o i'" !!frt i J J a t _ . a a. J U U J , CO CO --j R C. ` t4_ r CD s. C a. 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Order of preference as follows: Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(a) YES Yes No a. Hardwood hammocks ❑ b. Xeric oak scrub ❑ c. Coastal strand ❑ d. Native beach ❑ e. Xeric pine ❑ f. High marsh(saline) ❑ g. Tidal freshwater marsh ❑ h. Other native habitats ® n Other native habitats include Pine flatwoods,Mixed wetland hardwoods,Mixed wetland hardwoods-shrubs, Cypress. Cypress-mixed hardwoods,Mixed wetland forest and Freshwater marsh. The owner believes there is also tropical hardwood hammock on this parcel. 2.Does land offer significant human social values,such as equitable geographic distribution,appropriate access for nature-based recreation, and enhancement of the aesthetic setting of Collier County? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10 (1)(b) ®Yes ❑No This property is located approx.. 4 miles from existing conservation lands, and can be reached by paved public roads. Residential properties are located along the Southeast boundary and a few along the northeast border and trails could be used by residents. There is a closed class 1 landfill on the western side of the property. It was last inspected in 2012,when the 20 year long term care period was terminated,with no adverse indications. 3.Does the property offer opportunities for protection of water resource values,including aquifer recharge, water quality enhancement,protection of wetland dependant species habitat,and flood control? Ord.2002-63, Sec.10(1)(c) ®Yes FINo Hydric soils are mapped over the majority of the property,which lies over an identified slough and could support wetland dependent species. It contributes minimally to the Lower Tamiami Aquifer(0-<7 inches annually)and moderately to the surficial aquifer(31-<43 inches annually). The CLIP 4 map for Surface water priorities show this area as a priority 4—a lower priority statewide,but locally, these are important,as the slough connects them with Lake Trafford and associated wetlands to the west(Including CREW lands),where it likely serves to buffer lake wetlands from urban runoff,and additionally,connects to Okaloacoochee Slough and Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge wetlands to the west.Because there are adjoining residential lands,the property likely provides some level of flood protection. Parcel a is adjacent to a 7.8-acre parcel acquired by the County in 1990 as mitigation for wetland loss associated with the Collier Village development. 4.Does the property offer significant biological values,including biodiversity,listed species habitat,connectivity, restoration potential and ecological quality? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(d) ®Yes LINo This property likely meets this criterion. It is mapped with the CLIP4 Biodiversity layer as being#1 priority habitat for biodiversity,and is within Priority#1 FWC panther habitat,a listed species. FWC panther telemetry does not show much use,but there is likely some. The owner advises that the parcel is within the core 1 2 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. foraging area of five wood stork colonies and within USFWS consultation area for the Florida bonneted bat(a federally endangered species). Given these qualities, it is likely to have ecological quality and restoration potential through active habitat management. 5.Does the property enhance and/or protect the environmental value of current conservation lands through function as a buffer,ecological link or habitat corridor? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(e) ®Yes ❑No This parcel is likely serving to protect the environmental value of current conservation lands adjoining Lake Trafford, in addition to protecting the Lake itself, from urban runoff. It serves as an ecological link and habitat corridor with lake Trafford and CREW lands farther to the west,and Okaloacoochee slough and FPNWR to the east. Is the property within the boundary of another agency's acquisition project? ❑Yes No If yes, will use of Conservation Collier funds leverage a significantly higher rank or funding priority for the parcel? ❑Yes No Without such funding circumstances,Conservation Collier funds shall not be available for purchase of these lands.Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(0 MEETS INITIAL SCREENING CRITERIA ®Yes [1]No 2 3 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program Initial Screening Criteria BCP LLLP Parcel b. 00133240009— 111.08 acres—parcel b Nominations to the Conservation Collier Program are based on satisfying at least two of the initial screening criteria below. Qualified sites shall then be further prioritized by secondary evaluative criteria. 1. Are any of the following unique and endangered plant communities found on the property? Order of preference as follows: Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(a) YES Yes No a. Hardwood hammocks LJ b. Xeric oak scrub n c. Coastal strand d. Native beach ❑ e. Xeric pine ❑ f. High marsh(saline) ❑ g. Tidal freshwater marsh ❑ h. Other native habitats ® ❑ Other native habitats include Pine flatwoods,Mixed wetland hardwoods,Mixed wetland hardwoods-shrubs, Cypress, Mixed wetland forest and Freshwater marsh. 2.Does land offer significant human social values,such as equitable geographic distribution,appropriate access for nature-based recreation,and enhancement of the aesthetic setting of Collier County? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10 (1)(b) ®Yes ❑No The property is located approx 4 miles from existing conservation lands,and can be reached by paved public roads. Residential properties are border the property on its western boundary and on the northeast and southeast corners and trails could be used by residents. This parcel borders and can be seen from Immokalee Road on its eastern side. 3.Does the property offer opportunities for protection of water resource values,including aquifer recharge, water quality enhancement,protection of wetland dependant species habitat,and flood control? Ord.2002-63, Sec.10(1)(c) ®Yes ❑NO Hydric soils exist over half the property,which lies over an identified slough and could support wetland dependent species. It contributes minimally to the Lower Tamiami Aquifer(0-<7 inches annually)and moderately to the surficial aquifer(31-<43 inches annually). The CLIP 4 map for Surface water priorities show this area as a priority 4— a lower priority statewide,but locally,these are important,as the slough connects them with Lake Trafford and associated wetlands to the west(Including CREW lands),where it likely serves to buffer lake wetlands from urban runoff,and additionally,connects to Okaloacoochee Slough and Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge wetlands to the west.Because there are adjoining residential lands,the property likely provides some level of flood protection. 4.Does the property offer significant biological values,including biodiversity,listed species habitat,connectivity, restoration potential and ecological quality? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(d) ®Yes ❑No This property likely meets this criterion. It is mapped with the CLIP4 Biodiversity layer as being#1 priority habitat for biodiversity,and is within Priority#1 FWC panther habitat, a listed species. FWC panther telemetry does not show much use,but there is likely some. The owner advises that the parcel is within the core foraging area of five wood stork colonies and within USFWS consultation area for the Florida bonneted bat(a federally endangered species).This parcel is connected with natural and conserved lands to the west and east through the slough, from CREW lands in the west through Florida Panther National 1 4 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Wildlife Refuge. Given these qualities, it is likely to have ecological quality and restoration potential through active habitat management. 5.Does the property enhance and/or protect the environmental value of current conservation lands through function as a buffer,ecological link or habitat corridor? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(e) ®Yes ❑No This parcel is likely serving to protect the environmental value of current conservation lands adjoining Lake Trafford, in addition to protecting the Lake itself, from urban runoff. It serves as an ecological link and habitat corridor with lake Trafford and CREW lands farther to the west,and Okaloacoochee slough and FPNWR to the east. Is the property within the boundary of another agency's acquisition project? fYes No If yes, will use of Conservation Collier funds leverage a significantly higher rank or funding priority for the parcel? ❑Yes No Without such funding circumstances,Conservation Collier funds shall not be available for purchase of these lands.Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(t) MEETS INITIAL SCREENING CRITERIA ®Yes ❑No 2 5 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31117 -AS CONSERVATION COLLIER LAND ACQUISITION PROGRAM I. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Please list the following information for each parcel. Tax ID(folio Number) Parcel Size(acres) Appraisal Value$ a. 00132960005 289.57 Acres $1,303,065 b. 00133240009 _ 111.08 Acres $499,860 c. II. ❑ OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE NAME: Tom Jones ADDRESS: 2600 Golden Gate Pkwy,Naples,FL 34105 PHONE: 239-262-2600 FAX: E-MAIL: TJones@BarronCollier.com HI.PROPERTY OWNERS Please list all owners of record or documented Trustee(s) NAME(S): Bradley A. Boaz,as CFO of Barron Collier Management,LLC,as General Partner of Barron Collier Partnership.LLLP ADDRESS: 2600 Golden Gate Pkwy,Naples,FL 34105 PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: 239-262-2600 BBoaz@BarronCollier.com IV.WILLINGNESS TO SELL: The owner(s)of the property described on this form authorize(s)Collier County to evaluate their property for conveyance to the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. If the Board of County Commissioners authorizes staff to pursue conveyance of the property,the owner(s)is/are willing to consider a bargain purchase or donation of the land. The owner(s)are under no obligation to accept any offer or to withhold the property from other purchase offers or development during the review period. However, the owner(s)affirm that there is no right of first refusal,option or any other contractual agreement affecting ownership pending on this property at the time of application. Collier County reserves the right to withdraw this application if the owner(s)causes any material changes to the environmental significance and/or characteristics of the property or enters into any contractual agreement affecting ownership with another party. All owners of record must sign this form below or submit a separate letter indicating their willingness to convey. Please attach a separate sheet if there are more than two(2)owners of record. An exclusive listing agreement may be attached to this application in lieu of the owner's signature. If a Trustee is signing for multiple owners, please attach a copy of the legal instrument authorizing the Trustee to convey this parcel. Owner/Agent/ Trustee signature(s)also authorizes Collier County staff,or agent thereof, Advisory Committee members and members of the general public to enter the property upon a minimum of three(3)days notice to the property owner. Notice shall include the day, time and approximate number of persons anticipated. PRINTED NAME: SIGN•TURE: DATE: Bradley A.Boaz as CFO of Barron Collier Management, / / 3/5‘)//,� LLC,as General Partner of Barron Collier Partnership,LLLP >/ f / PRINTED NAME: SIGNATURE: DATE: 1 6 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31/17 - AS Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program V. PLEASE RETURN FORM TO: Collier County Parks and Recreation Department Golden Gate Community Park 3300 Santa Barbara Blvd. Naples,FL 34116 ATTN: Alexandra Sulecki,Program Coordinator Phone:(239)252-2961—Fax:(239)252-6713 E-mail:ConservationCollier@colliergov.net APPLICATION FORM QUESTIONNAIRE AND SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION To assist in the evaluation of your property,please fill out this form for EACH separate parcel. Attach extra pages if more room is needed. Folio number 0013340009 fail a? z. 1. Bargain Sale: Only eligible nominations that sell below appraised market value are being considered at this time. A bargain sale may also be eligible for a tax deduction. Please consult with your tax advisor or attorney for the actual fax benefits of a bargain sale. Will the owner sell the property below appraised/market value? EYES ENO MDON'T KNOW 2. Access: Does the property have legal access? OYES ENO Is the property accessible by street vehicle? EYES ENO 3.Oil,Gas,and Mineral Rights: Does the owner hold all rights on the property? EYES MNO 0 DON'T KNOW • Barron Collier and Collier Enterprises arc full OGM owners 4. Description and Condition of Property: Describe environment characteristics and condition of site. Also describe the type of native plant communities and degree of infestation by invasive exotic plants: Habitat types and approximation of wetland extent arc indicated on the SFWMD FLUCCS map I`IRCS soils map.and LiDAR imagery.attached as Exhibits"B"."C".and "D",respectively. 5. Land Use Activities: Describe any land clearing,excavation,agricultural,possible environmental problems and/or construction on the site. List all buildings and other structures. If cleared or harvested for timber,list last date of occurrence: Partial Cabbage Palm Harvest(2016) 6. Leases: Describe any outstanding leases, including farming,grazing,timber,oil,gas,mineral,etc.: Grazing Lease-Term until 12/31/18 (termination with 30 day notice) z Recreation Lease -Term until 12/31/17(termination with 30 day notice) 7. Easements/Liens: Describe any easements or liens that exist or that have been asserted or claimed by other persons. Please describe and provide Official Records Book and Page if known. To be determined from a title search report S. Reason(s)for Nomination: Why do you believe this property is appropriate for acquisition or preservation under Collier County's Conservation Collier Program? This parcel is naturally vegetated and in a relatively undisturbed state.It is a component of a wetland slough system that provides a majority of the overland flow hydrating Lake Trafford.It serves to improve water quality,provide flood control,and is vegetatively interconnected with over 42000 acres of downstream conservation lands.The owner is a willing seller. Property serves to recharge lmmokalce Water&Sewer District well field. 9. Is the sale or donation accompanied by a management endowment? Under what program and what amount is the endowment: No 2 7 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31/17 -AS 10. Native Vegetation Requirements: Is the property being used to satisfy native preservation retention requirements for another property being developed? If so, what is the status? Please provide relevant information such as approved site development plan or other development permit evidencing approval. No 11.Transfer of Development Rights(TDR): Are the development rights proposed to be transferred or transferred using the Collier County TDR program? If so, what is the status? Please provide relevant information such as scheduled hearing date or date of Board approval. No 12. Rights of Others: Is this property used by others to gain access to the adjoining property or property in the vicinity of the subject property? OYES ©NO Is this property used in any way by others,such as the placement of structures including fencing and drainage structures? EYES ONO If any of the above answers are YES,please describe: Cattle Fence in relation to existing lease 13. Please attach copies of the following information,if available. Please also mark which items have been attached. 1. ® Location Map,such as plat book page,and/or aerial photo,and legal description 2. ® Wetland survey,species survey,plant community mapping,or other available environmental reports 4. ❑ Owner's title policy 5. ❑ Boundary survey 3 8 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31/17 -AS 'C SELLER'S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT REALTOR' (RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND) Property: Seller is obligated by Florida law to disclose to a buyer all known facts or conditions that materially affect the value of the Property which are not readily observable by a buyer. This disclosure statement is designed to facilitate Seller's compliance with said Florida law, and to assist a buyer in evaluation of the condition and desirability of the Property. This statement and the information contained herein do not constitute a warranty by the Seller or any licensee involved in the sale of the Property to a buyer, nor should buyer consider the information contained herein a substitute for any physical inspections of the Property. The following information is provided by the Seller and not by any licensee involved in the sale of the Property to a buyer. NOTE TO BUYER: UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY SELLER IN ANY SALES CONTRACT ENTERED INTO BY SELLER AND A BUYER, SELLER SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO TAKE ANY REMEDIAL ACTION WITH REGARD TO MATTERS WHICH ARE DISCLOSED BY SELLER HEREIN. ITEMS DON'T YES NO SELLER MAY PROVIDE ADDITIONAL COMMENTS IN PARAGRAPH 6 '— -- KNOW 1. SOIL, TOPOGRAPHY, LANDSCAPE AND BOUNDARIES: (a) Was any portion of the Property filled or used as a landfill? 0 EZI 0 (b) Sliding, earth movement, sinkholes, upheaval, or earth stability/ expansion soil 0 El 0 • problems? (c) Any drainage,water infiltration, flooding or grading problems on the Property? 0 0 El (d) Do you know in which FEMA-designated flood zone the Property is located? Ki 0 0 (e) Presence on the Property of any Prohibited Exotic Plant Species? El 0 (f) Any encroachments of neighboring property improvements, unrecorded easements, or ❑ ® 0 boundary line disputes? (g) If the answer to any of the above is Yes,describe or specify: 1(d):Zones AE and AH 1(e):See attached Exhibit"B" (FLUCCS MAP) 2. TOXIC OR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND WASTE: (a) Any underground tanks or toxic or hazardous substances such as asbestos, ® 0 polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs), methane gas, benzene, lead-based paint, or others? (b) Any prior use of the Property for agriculture, storage of vehicles or equipment, or 0 ® 0 commercial uses? (c) Has the Property ever been designated an environmental clean-up site? 0 ® 0 (d) Have any environmental assessments or studies (i e. Phase I, II or III) ever been performed on the Property? E (e) If the answer to any of the above is Yes,describe: • 02007 Naples Area Board of REALTORSe and Association of Real Estate Professionals,Inc.All Rights Reserved.(NABOR 9/15/2007) PAGE 1 OF 3 9 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31/17 - AS ITEMS DON'T YES NOt<NOW SELLER MAY PROVIDE ADDITIONAL COMMENTS IN PARAGRAPH 6 3. WETLANDS AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS: (a) Any wetlands located on the Property? ox ❑ ❑ (b) Any wetlands determination report or application for environmental resource permit ever 0 ® ❑ been filed or received as to the Property? If your answer to(b)above is Yes,if the report or permit is available to you,attach a copy. (c) Any mangroves, archeological sites, protected species or other environmentally ® 0 ❑ • sensitive areas located on the Property? (d) If located near the coast,does the Coastal Construction Control Line touch the Property? ❑ ' ❑ (e) If the answer to any of the above is Yes,describe: Parcel contains areas of hisorical/archaeological probability 4. ACCESS TO PROPERTY; UTILITIES (a) Legal and physical access to the Property by public road? ❑ 0 ❑ (b) Legal and physical access to the Property by private road or easement? 0 0 If your answer to(b)above is Yes, shared with Other property owners and jointly ❑ 0 ❑ • maintained? If your answer to(b)above is Yes,owned and maintained by a homeowners' 0 0 ❑ association? (c) Any problems or disputes regarding access to the Property?If Yes,describe: _ ❑ ® ❑ (d) Potable water supply to the Property is through: O Public water line 0 Private water plant 0 On-site well If water source is by well, have any percolation tests been performed? If Yes, please ❑ 0 Vfl attach a copy if available to you. (e) Wastewater treatment for the Property is through: ❑Public sewer line 0 Private treatment company 0 On-site septic system (f) Other utilities available to the Property: ❑Electric 0 Telephone 0 Fire hydrant 0 Cable TV 0 Natural Gas 5. SURVEY OF PROPERTY: (a) Has the Property previously been surveyed? ❑ o 0 (b) If the answer to(a)above is Yes, can you provide a copy of the survey? 0 0 ❑ j (c) Has the Property ever previously been improved with a home or other building(s) that has since been demolished or removed? 0 0 If the answer to(c)above is Yes, describe. (d) Any work done not in compliance with prevailing building codes or zoning regulations? If yes,describe: 0 ® ❑ SELLER'S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT(RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND)(NABOR 9/15/2007)PAGE 2 OF 3 10 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31/17 -AS • 6. OTHER Please note that the data included in the attached FLUCCS map was generated by South Florida Water Management District at a macro scale.A parcel-specific FLUCCS map that includes a gradation of exotic vegetation coverage can be generated upon request. • SELLER'S REPRESENTATION: Seller represents that to the best of Seller's knowledge, the information contained herein with respect to the condition of Property is accurate and complete as of the date signed by Seller. Seller hereby authorizes the listing broker to provide this information to prospective buyers of the Property and to cooperating brokers and licensees. If there are any material changes in the answers to the questions contained herein, Seller agrees to promptly update this Seller's Property Disclosure Statement and to provide to the listing broker and prospective buyers a revised copy of the same, if there are any material changes in the answers to the questions contained herein. // / (Seller's Signature/ (Date) (Seller's Signature) (Date) RECEIPT AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT BY BUYER: Buyer acknowledges receipt of this Seller's Property Disclosure Statement, and understands that, unless Seller otherwise agrees In the sales contract entered into by Seller and Buyer, the Property Is being sold in its present condition. Buyer further acknowledges that there may be conditions unknown to Seller. No representations concerning the condition of Property are being relied upon by Buyer except as disclosed herein or stated in the sales contract. (Buyer's Signature) (Date) (Buyer's Signature) (Date) • SELLER'S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT(RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND)(NABOR 9/15/2007)PAGE 3 OF 3 11 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31/17 - AS Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program V. PLEASE RETURN FORM TO: Collier County Parks and Recreation Department Golden Gate Community Park 3300 Santa Barbara Blvd. Naples,FL 34116 ATTN: Alexandra Sulecki,Program Coordinator Phone:(239)252-2961—Fax:(239)252-6713 E-mail:ConservationCol/ier(iicolliergov.net APPLICATION FORM QUESTIONNAIRE AND SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION To assist in the evaluation of your property,please fill out this form for EACH separate parcel. Attach extra pages(f more room is needed. Folio number 001392960005 CL, (� 1. Bargain Sale: NO,eligible nominations that sell below appraised market value are being considered at this time. A bargain sale may also be eligible for a lar deduction. Please consult with your tax advisor or attorney for the actual tax benefits of a bargain sale. Will the owner sell the property below appraised/market value? OYES ENO®DON'T KNOW 2. Access: Does the property have legal access? ©YES ONO Is the property accessible by street vehicle? ®YES LINO 3.Oil,Gas,and Mineral Rights: Does the owner hold all rights on the property? DYES NO❑ DON'T KNOW Barron Collier and Collier Enterprises are full OGM owners 4. Description and Condition of Property: Describe environment characteristics and condition of site. Also describe the type of native plant communities and degree of infestation by invasive exotic plants: The location of the parcel,and its position in the landscape,vegetative composition,and hydrologic function have been described in the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program Initial Screening Criteria form,attached Exhibit"A".Habitat types and approximation of wetland extent are indicated on the SFWMD FLUCCS map NRCS soils map,and LIDAR imagery.attached as Exhbits"B","C",and"D",respectively. 5. Land Use Activities: Describe any land clearing,excavation,agricultural,possible environmental problems and/or construction on the site. List all buildings and other structures. If cleared or harvested for timber, list last date of occurrence: County operated landfill(no longer in operation)See attached clean bill of health letter in Exhibit"E" Partial Cabbage Palm Harvest(2016) 6. Leases: Describe any outstanding leases,including fanning,grazing, timber,oil,gas,mineral,etc.: Grazing Lease-Term until 12/31/18(termination with 30 day notice) Recreation Lease-Term until 12/31/17 (termination with 30 day notice) 7.Easements/Liens: Describe any easements or liens that exist or that have been asserted or claimed by other persons. Please describe and provide Official Records Book and Page if known. To be determined from a title search report.Grant of Esmt to Immokalee Water&Sewer(OR 1578,Pg 1757) 15 Ft Wide Cable Esmt(OR 4676,Pg 656), Road Right of Way and Utility Esmt(OR 745,PR 1499) 8. Reason(s)for Nomination: Why do you believe this property is appropriate for acquisition or preservation under Collier County's Conservation Collier Program? The parcel is naturally vegetated and in a relatively undisturbed state.II is a component of a wetland slough system that provides a majority of the overland flow hydrating Lake Trafford.It serves to Improve water quality,provide flood control,and is vegetatively interconnected with over 42000 acres of down-stream conservation lands.The owner is a willing seller. Property serves to recharge Immokalee Water&Sewer District well field. 9. Is the sale or donation accompanied by a management endowment? Under what program and what amount is the endowment: No 2 12 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31/17 - AS 10. Native Vegetation Requirements: Is the property being used to satisfy native preservation retention requirements for another property being developed? If so,what is the status? Please provide relevant information such as approved site development plan or other development permit evidencing approval. No 11.Transfer of Development Rights(TDR): Are the development rights proposed to be transferred or transferred using the Collier County TDR program? If so,what is the status? Please provide relevant infonnation such as scheduled hearing date or date of Board approval. No 12. Rights of Others: Is this property used by others to gain access to the adjoining property or property in the vicinity of the subject property? OYES ONO Is this property used in any way by others,such as the placement of structures including fencing and drainage structures? ®YES ONO If any of the above answers are YES,please describe: Cattle Fence in relation to existing lease.Immokalee Water&Sewer uses Sanitation Road(Barron Collier owned)to gain access to their facility. 13. Please attach copies of the following information,if available. Please also mark which items have been attached. I. ® Location Map,such as plat book page,and/or aerial photo,and legal description 2. ® Wetland survey,species survey,plant community mapping,or other available environmental reports 4. ❑ Owner's title policy 5. ❑ Boundary survey 3 13 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31/17 - AS 111- SELLER'S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT �. REALTOR^ (RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND) Property: Seller is obligated by Florida law to disclose to a buyer all known facts or conditions that materially affect the value of the Property which are not readily observable by a buyer. This disclosure statement is designed to facilitate Seller's compliance with said Florida law, and to assist a buyer in evaluation of the condition and desirability of the Property.This statement and the information contained herein do not constitute a warranty by the Seller or any licensee involved in the sale of the Property to a buyer, nor should buyer consider the information contained herein a substitute for any physical inspections of the Property. The following information is provided by the Seller and not by any licensee involved in the sale of the Property to a buyer. NOTE TO BUYER: UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY SELLER IN ANY SALES CONTRACT ENTERED INTO BY SELLER AND A BUYER, SELLER SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO TAKE ANY REMEDIAL ACTION WITH REGARD TO MATTERS WHICH ARE DISCLOSED BY SELLER HEREIN. ITEMSDON'T YES NO SELLER MAY PROVIDE ADDITIONAL COMMENTS IN PARAGRAPH 6 KNOW 1. SOIL, TOPOGRAPHY,LANDSCAPE AND BOUNDARIES: (a) Was any portion of the Property filled or used as a landfill? (l ❑ 0 (b) Sliding, earth movement, sinkholes, upheaval, or earth stability/ expansion soil ❑ ® 0 • problems? (c) Any drainage,water infiltration,flooding or grading problems on the Property? 0 0 El (d) Do you know in which FEMA-designated flood zone the Property is located? ® 0 ❑ (e) Presence on the Property of any Prohibited Exotic Plant Species? Ki 0 (f) Any encroachments of neighboring property improvements, unrecorded easements, or 0 ® 0 boundary line disputes? (g) If the answer to any of the above is Yes,describe or specify: 1(a):County operated landfill 1(d):Zones AE and AH 1(c): See attached Exhibit"B" (FLUCCS MAP) 2. TOXIC OR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND WASTE: (a) Any underground tanks or toxic or hazardous substances such as asbestos, ❑ El 0 polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs), methane gas,benzene, lead-based paint,or others? (b) Any prior use of the Property for agriculture, storage of vehicles or equipment, or ❑ 0 0 commercial uses? (c) Has the Property ever been designated an environmental clean-up site? 0 ® 0 (d) Have any environmental assessments or studies (i e. Phase I, II or III) ever been 0 performed on the Property? (e) If the answer to any of the above is Yes,describe: 4111 CD 2007 Naples Area Board of REALTORS'S and Association of Real Estate Professionals,Inc.All Rights Reserved (NABOR 9/15/2007) PAGE 1 OF 3 14 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31/17 - AS I� ITEMS DON'TYES NOK NOW MAY PROVIDE ADDITIONAL COMMENTS IN PARAGRAPH 6 KNOW 3. WETLANDS AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS: (a) Any wetlands located on the Property? ® 0 0 (b) Any wetlands determination report or application for environmental resource permit ever 0 ® 0 been filed or received as to the Property? If your answer to(b)above is Yes,if the report or permit is available to you, attach a copy. (c) Any mangroves, archeological sites, protected species or other environmentally In 0 0 sensitive areas located on the Property? (d) If located near the coast, does the Coastal Construction Control Line touch the Property? 0 ® 0 (e) If the answer to any of the above is Yes,describe: Parcel contains tropical hardwood hammock and contains areas of hisloriral/ 4. ACCESS TO PROPERTY; UTILITIES archaeological probability. (a) Legal and physical access to the Property by public road? 0 0 El (b) Legal and physical access to the Property by private road or easement? ® 0 0 If your answer to(b) above is Yes, shared with other property owners and jointly 0 0 11 • maintained? If your answer to(b)above is Yes, owned and maintained by a homeowners' 0 0 0 association? (c) Any problems or disputes regarding access to the Property?If Yes,describe: ❑ ® ❑ (d) Potable water supply to the Property is through: ❑ Public water line 0 Private water plant 0 On-site well If water source is by well, have any percolation tests been performed? If Yes, please El 0 attach a copy if available to you. (e) Wastewater treatment for the Property is through: ❑Public sewer line 0 Private treatment company 0 On-site septic system (f) Other utilities available to the Property: ❑Electric 0 Telephone 0 Fire hydrant 0 Cable TV 0 Natural Gas 5. SURVEY OF PROPERTY: (a) Has the Property previously been surveyed? 0 ® 0 (b) If the answer to(a)above is Yes,can you provide a copy of the survey? 0 0 0 (c) Has the Property ever previously been improved with a home or other building(s) that 0 Elhas since been demolished or removed? Eg If the answer to(c)above is Yes,describe: ® (d) Any work done not in compliance with prevailing building codes or zoning regulations? If yes,describe: 0 ® 0 SELLER'S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT(RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND)(NABOR 9/15/2007)PAGE 2 OF 3 15 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.a. Received 8/31/17 - AS • 6 OTHER. Please note that the data included in the attached FLUCCS map was generated by South Florida Water Management District ata macro scale.The tropical hardwood hammock habitat was identified during field reconnaissance by the owner.A parcel specific FLUCCS map that includes a 1radation of exotic vegetation cover can be generated upon request. • SELLER'S REPRESENTATION: Seller represents that, to the best of Sellers knowledge, the information contained herein with respect to the condition of Property is accurate and complete as of the date signed by Seller Seller hereby authorizes the listing broker to provide this information to prospective buyers of the Property and to cooperating brokers and licensees If there are any material changes in the answers to the questions contained herein Seller agrees to promptly update this Seller's Property Disclosure Statement and to provide to the listing broker and prospective buyers a revised copy of the same, if there are any material changes in the answers to the questions contained herein. __A(2 )/p/47 (Seller's Signature) (Date) (Seller's Signature) (Date) RECEIPT AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT BY BUYER: Buyer acknowledges receipt of this Seller's Property Disclosure Statement, and understands that,unless Seller otherwise agrees in the sales contract entered into by Seller and Buyer, the Property Is being sold In its present condition. Buyer further acknowledges that there may be conditions unknown to Seller. No representations concerning the condition of Property are being relied upon by Buyer except as disclosed herein or stated in the sales contract. (Buyer's Signature) (Date) (Buyer's Signature) (Date) • SELLER'S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT(RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND)(NABOR 911512007)PAGE 3 OF 3 16 fIJ -rJ r ; r N H J w N la N , o W a Zed 3 g,. z tr ii 7 2 m mY It) MMIN r, I ■� 1 ;. V m < l�}�re Y LL LL2 E kai o , .. ate.+ r. I jinn L W Cti mac, T. lill 111 'c' ' !.., ...... E 0 c„, 0 ......... .,„ ,-----. . , ... .. ,,.., c.) 0 (7, ,. —....., L.:, . ....... . ,, :. ,,,,„ . ... — .._.,. .. . , ,.._ Q. O C s o SININIMI 1111111•11111.... O O N i $` 42? ammommo to t4 cp hill. E ci,), „niti aikii:N41: '*;:tie-ilf:;;'i ..--c..*:,, 1111111, .„.k mom W _ - s A to bi ,,,.iJ1 3_ p + (Q v •� �: d ,"f G a yam,y t - �� ' -'4...41:;4-?%!:....14' ' I ' +' " ' `'4- 4 '' ,y c,` .s �� fr �y�i��. "7,4, y,�•Yc'41 � ,.}. A, d 'Itlky} yy, f .tom '¢' n,� 4,.i I `.,, tea'. -1 '"f* i �".` ,, .t X 0 .- ,akk..: , r - ..,,,--,,,,. .-..i.--.,- fit ...., ti 4. 2. s i.. d a K wd:� ter+. p W ,r"" i 1 t , #"' «SSA yyR is ; � � ! A 9 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program Initial Screening Criteria Berman Trust—1-75 Project Nominations to the Conservation Collier Program are based on satisfying at least two of the initial screening criteria below. Qualified sites shall then be further prioritized by secondary evaluative criteria. 1. Are any of the following unique and endangered plant communities found on the property? Order of preference as follows:Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(a) Yes No a. Hardwood hammocks ❑ b. Xeric oak scrub ❑ c. Coastal strand ❑ d. Native beach ❑ e. Xeric pine ❑ f. High marsh(saline) ❑ g. Tidal freshwater marsh ❑ h. Other native habitats: Mixed wetland hardwoods ® ❑ 2.Does land offer significant human social values,such as equitable geographic distribution, appropriate access for nature-based recreation,and enhancement of the aesthetic setting of Collier County? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(b) ®YeS ❑No The Berman parcel is 2.34 acres located on the east side of Desoto Blvd,a paved public road within the North Golden Gate Estates. It is near the intersection of Desoto Blvd and 38th Ave SE. It is across Desoto and adjacent to the Gore parcels and could be accessed should a trail be placed there. 3.Does the property offer opportunities for protection of water resource values,including aquifer recharge,water quality enhancement,protection of wetland dependant species habitat,and flood control? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(c) ®Yes,Marginally ❑No This property is mapped with upland soils and a wetland habitat type—mixed wetland hardwoods, which means that something is off. The habitat type is confirmed as present, so soil maps could be off. This parcel does likely accept storm water, however, it's capacity to attenuate flood waters is unknown. 4.Does the property offer significant biological values,including biodiversity,listed species habitat, connectivity,restoration potential and ecological quality? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(d) ®Yes No This parcel is mapped by FNAI as being a priority 1 habitat for biodiversity and by FWC as being in priority 1 panther habitat. Florida panther telemetry shows panthers using this area. At least a moderate biological value can be inferred, since there are prey species there to attract predators. This parcel is adjacent across Desoto Blvd from the Gore properties so provides some connectivity to that, and is within an area that is between Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge and North Belle Meade. With other parcels it could provide a protected ecological link. Restoration is possible,however, as this is a small parcel surrounded by unmanaged lands, the exotic work would be continual. 5.Does the property enhance and/or protect the environmental value of current conservation lands through function as a buffer,ecological link or habitat corridor? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(e) ®Yes,possibly ❑No This parcel,joined with many others could permanently protect a corridor between North Belle Meade and the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. Whether panthers traveling a potential conservation corridor in the Estates would stay in corridor areas,or if this would allow them into the area to prey on livestock and pets is unknown. There is an underpass under the FakaUnion and Miller canals, in this area, that will allow wildlife access from this area to conservation lands south of I-75. 2 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. Is the property within the boundary of another agency's acquisition project? ❑Yes No If yes, will use of Conservation Collier funds leverage a significantly higher rank or funding priority for the parcel? ❑Yes ❑No Without such funding circumstances,Conservation Collier funds shall not be available for purchase of these lands.Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(f) MEETS INITIAL SCREENING CRITERIA ®Yes ❑No 3 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program Initial Screening Criteria Mayr—I-75 Project Nominations to the Conservation Collier Program are based on satisfying at least two of the initial screening criteria below. Qualified sites shall then be further prioritized by secondary evaluative criteria. 1. Are any of the following unique and endangered plant communities found on the property? Order of preference as follows:Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(a) YES Yes No a. Hardwood hammocks ❑ b. Xeric oak scrub ❑ c. Coastal strand ❑ d. Native beach ❑ e. Xeric pine ❑ f. High marsh(saline) ❑ g. Tidal freshwater marsh ❑ h. Other native habitats 4/5 Mixed wetland hardwoods,and ® ❑ 1/5 Mixed wetland hardwoods with shrubs. A site visit in 2007 showed this area is being invaded by cabbage palms. 2.Does land offer significant human social values,such as equitable geographic distribution, appropriate access for nature-based recreation,and enhancement of the aesthetic setting of Collier County? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(b) ®Yes,marginally ❑No The Mayr parcel is 6.7 acres along 42nd Ave SE—an unpaved public road. It is located on the western side of the project parcels and west of the FakaUnion canal. It is accessible along 42nd Ave SE from Everglades Blvd., a paved public road within the North Golden Gate Estates,but it is not accessible from the Gore property as the FakaUnion canal is in between. The parcel is along I- 75,but can't be seen from 1-75. 3.Does the property offer opportunities for protection of water resource values,including aquifer recharge,water quality enhancement,protection of wetland dependant species habitat,and flood control? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(c) ®Yes,marginally ❑No Upland soils are mapped with Mixed wetland hardwood habitat. This does not match, so it indicates that something is off. When I went in 2007, there were lots of cabbage palms, which have possibly invaded the site, and scattered live oak,with an understory of saw palmetto and pine flatwoods type vegetation. The vegetation appeared to be more of an upland nature. So I do not think it has wetlands onsite and likely does not have wetland dependent species habitat. Due to its location next to the 1-75 canal, it may help protect water quality in the canal by filtering it if it filters south into the canal. It does provide moderate surficial aquifer recharge of 43 to <56 inches annually. It likely does not provide flood control for surrounding properties because there are only scattered residences surrounding. 4.Does the property offer significant biological values,including biodiversity,listed species habitat, connectivity,restoration potential and ecological quality? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(d) EYes,marginally ❑No From past evaluation, restoration of the Mayr parcel could be challenging, given that the vegetation is indicative of disturbance. The ecological value of this parcel appears to be marginal. However, the FNAI maps show this area to have priority 1 biological value, and FWC panther telemetry shows panthers do use the area,which would infer the presence of prey species and potential biodiversity. 5.Does the property enhance and/or protect the environmental value of current conservation lands through function as a buffer,ecological link or habitat corridor? Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(e) ®Yes,possibly ❑No 4 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. This parcel, (joined with many others) could permanently protect a corridor between North Belle Meade and the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. Whether enough other parcels could be acquired to create a corridor, or whether panthers traveling a potential conservation corridor in the Estates would stay in corridor areas, or if this would bring them into the area to prey on livestock and pets is unknown. There is an underpass under the FakaUnion and Miller canals, in this area, that will allow wildlife access from this area to conservation lands south of I-75. Is the property within the boundary of another agency's acquisition project? ❑Yes No If yes, will use of Conservation Collier funds leverage a significantly higher rank or funding priority for the parcel? ❑Yes No Without such funding circumstances,Conservation Collier funds shall not be available for purchase of these lands.Ord.2002-63,Sec.10(1)(f) MEETS INITIAL SCREENING CRITERIA EYes,marginally,possibly ❑No 5 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Age * Item Item V.t CONSERVATION COLLIER LAND ACQUISITION PROGRAM I. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Please list the following information for each parcel. Tax ID (folio Number) Parcel Size(acres) Appraisal Value$ b. c. II, E OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE _ NAME: // Fla t2 yr ADDRESS: 5Of2 Qs ' iii. / PHONE: r — AX: EMAIL - III.PROPERTY OWNERS Please list all owners of record or documented Trustee(s) NAME(S): Q.15)'417t (Cf hay ADDRESS: /6 rt- 4e.—( SA' Wa za-/Q 5:5-3 I PHON : FAX: / -; AIL:F 9 ,a lli _ // f #2) tl IV.WILLINGNESS TO SELL: The owner(s) of the property described on this form authorize(s)Collier County to evaluate their property for conveyance to the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. If the Board of County Commissioners I authorizes staff to pursue conveyance of the property,the owner(s) is/are willing to consider a bargain purchase or donation of the land. The owner(s)are under no obligation to accept any offer or to withhold the property from other purchase offers or development during the review period. However, the owner(s)affirm that there is no right of first refusalvoption or any other contractual agreement affecting ownership pending on this property at the time of application. Collier County reserves the right to withdraw this application if the owner(s)causes any material changes to the environmental significance and/or characteristics of the property or enters into any contractual agreement affecting ownership with another party. All owners of record must sign this form below or submit a separate letter indicating their willingness to convey. Please attach a separate sheet if there are more than two(2)owners of record. An exclusive listing agreement may be attached to this application in lieu of the owner's signature. If a Trustee is signing for multiple owners, please attach a copy of the legal instrument authorizing the Trustee to convey this parcel. Owner/Agent/ Trustee signature(s)also authorizes Collier County staff, or agent thereof, Advisory Committee members and members of the general public to enter the property upon a minimum of three(3)days notice to the property owner. Notice shall include the day, time and approximate number of persons anticipated. PRINTED NAME: S GNAT DATE: r�ri7j.�1 t M /a K :Aim* �� 8 -2 ? - 17 PRINTED NAME: SIGNATURE: DATE: 4,tr, - Received SEP 01 2017 Warks and r 6 Ctmoc, Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. 4111 6. OTHER: SELLER'S REPRESENTATION: Seller represents that, to the best of Seller's knowledge, the information contained herein with respect to the condition of Property is accurate and complete as of the date signed by Seller. Seller hereby authorizes the listing broker to provide this information to prospective buyers of the Property and to cooperating brokers and licensees. If there are any material changes in the answers to the questions contained herein, Seller agrees to promptly update this Seller's Property Disclosure Statement and to provide to the listing broker and prospective buyers a revised copy of the same, if there are any material changes in the answers to the questions contained herein. -47 (Seller's Signatur ) (Date) (Seller's Signature) (Date) RECEIPT AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT BY BUYER: Buyer acknowledges receipt of this Seller's Property Disclosure Statement, and understands that, unless Seller otherwise agrees in the sales contract entered into by Seller and Buyer, the Property is being sold in its present condition. Buyer further acknowledges that there may be conditions unknown to Seller. No representations concerning the condition of Property are being relied upon by Buyer except as disclosed herein or stated in the sales contract. (Buyer's Signature) (Date) (Buyer's Signature) (Date) • SELLER'S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT(RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND)(NABOR 9/15/2007)PAGE 3 OF 3 7 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program V. PLEASE RETURN FORM TO: Collier County Parks and Recreation Department Golden Gate Community Park 3300 Santa Barbara Blvd. Naples,FL 34116 ATTN: Alexandra Sulecki,Program Coordinator Phone:(239)252-2961—Fax:(239)252-6713 E-mail:ConservationCollier@solliergov.net APPLICATION FORM QUESTIONNAIRE AND SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION To assist in the evaluation of your property,please fill out this form for EACH separate parcel. Attach extra pages if more room is needed. Folio number -1/.6 6/0g000 1.Bargain Sale: Only eligible nominations that sell below appraised market value are being considered at this time. A bargain sale may also be eligible for a tax deduction. Please consult with your tax advisor or attorney or the actual tax benefits ofa bargain sale. Will the owner sell the property below appraised%market-value-? DYES ?4 ©-QDONuT-- ---- KNOW 2.Access: Does the property have legal access? MYES ONO ,�- n G W Is the property accessible by street vehicle? OYES ONO j, (7 b 3.Oil,Gas,and Mineral Rights:Does the owner hold all rights on the property? DYES ONO DON'T KNOW 4.Description and Condition of Property: Describe environment characteristics and condition of site. Also describe the type of native plant communities and degree of infestation by invasive exotic plants: ©oie4 (Lite,/ 5.Land Use Activities: Describe any land clearing,excavation,agricultural,possible environmental problems and/or construction on the site. List all buildings and other structures. If cleared or harvested for timber,list last date of occurrence: dektL k iLti 6. Leases: Describe any outstanding leases,including farming,grazing,timber,oil,gas,mineral,etc.: gene- 7.Easements/Liens: Describe any easements or liens that exist or that have been asserted or claimed by other persons. Please describe and provide Official Records Book and Page if known. t1r0h,'"lin 0 8.Reason(s)for Nomination: Why do you believe this property is appropriate for acquisition or preservation under .3 Tier County's Conservation Collier Program? 1Lide 4a del- 9. Is the sale or donation accompanied by a management endowment? Under what program and what amount is the endowment: 1)0 2 8 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. 10. Native Vegetation Requirements: is the property being used to satisfy native preservation retention requirements for another property being developed? If so,what is the status? Please provide relevant information such as approved site development plan or other development permit evidencing approval. (iv 11-n a v 11.Transfer of Development Rights(TDR): Are the development rights proposed to be transferred or transferred using the Collier County TDR program? If so,what is the status? Please provide relevant information such as scheduled hearing date or date of Board approval. doh'-/ hilD 12. Rights of Others:Is this property used by others to gain access to the adjoining property or p oserty in the vicinity of the subject property? OYES Pmt 0 Is this property used in any way by others,such as the placement of structures including fencing an drainage structures? EYES NO If any of the above answers are YES,please describe: 13.Please attach copies of the following information,if available. Please also mark which items have been • attached. a' 1. ❑ Location Map,such as plat book page,and/or aerial photo,and legal description 2. ❑ Wetland survey,species survey,plant community mapping,or other available environmental reports 4. ❑ Owner's title policy 5. ❑ Boundary survey 3 9 �=— Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. SELLER'S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT • REALTOR" (RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND) Property: dV 7 16 6/DS(2VV &/ 9 2.4 J Jt L O Seller is obligated by Florida law to disclose to a buyer all known facts or conditions that materially affect the value of the Property which are riot readily observable by a buyer This disclosure statement is designed to facilitate Seller's compliance with said Florida law, and to assist a buyer in evaluation of the condition and desirability of the Property.This statement and the information contained herein do not constitute a warranty by the Seller or any licensee involved in the sale of the Property to a buyer. nor should buyer consider the information contained herein a substitute for any physical inspections of the Property The following information is provided by the Seller and not by any licensee involved in the sale of the Property to a buyer. NOTE TO BUYER: UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY SELLER IN ANY SALES CONTRACT ENTERED INTO BY SELLER AND A BUYER, SELLER SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO TAKE ANY REMEDIAL ACTION WITH REGARD TO MATTERS WHICH ARE DISCLOSED BY SELLER HEREIN. ITEMS DON'T YES NO SELLER MAY PROVIDE ADDITIONAL COMMENTS IN PARAGRAPH 6 KNOW 1. SOIL. TOPOGRAPHY LANDSCAPE AND BOUNDARIES: (a) Was any portion of the Property filled or used as a landfill? 0 0 (b) Sliding. earth movement, sinkholes, upheaval, or earth stability/ expansion soil 0 0 • problems? (c) Any drainage,water infiltration, flooding or grading problems on the Property? 0 0 (d) Do you know in which FEMA-designated flood zone the Property is located? 0 0 (e) Presence on the Property of any Prohibited Exotic Plant Species? 0 0 (f) Any encroachments of neighboring property improvements, unrecorded easements, or ❑ ❑ y� boundary line disputes? (g) If the answer to any of the above is Yes,describe or specify: 2. TOXIC OR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND WASTE: (a) Any underground tanks or toxic or hazardous substances such as asbestos, 0 0 rit polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs), methane gas, benzene, lead-based paint, or others? (b) Any prior use of the Property for agriculture, storage of vehicles or equipment, or 0 0 r8 commercial uses? (c) Has the Property ever been designated an environmental clean-up site? 0 0 tgl (d) Have any environmental assessments or studies (Le. Phase I. II or III) ever been ❑ ❑ Oi performed on the Property? (e) If the answer to any of the above is Yes,describe: • ©2007 Naples Area Board of REALTORSe and Association of Real Estate Professionals,Inc.All Rights Reserved.(NABOR 9/1512007) PAGE 1 OF 3 0 • Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. ITEMS DON'T SELLER MAY PROVIDE ADDITIONAL COMMENTS IN PARAGRAPH 6 YES NO KNOW 3 WETLANDS AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS: (a) Any wetlands located on the Property? 0 0 (b) Any wetlands determination report or application for environmental resource permit ever ❑ 0 been filed or received as to the Property? If your answer to(b)above is Yes, if the report or permit is available to you,attach a copy. (c) Any mangroves, archeological sites, protected species or other environmentally 0 0 tzt sensitive areas located on the Property? (d) If located near the coast. dces the Coastal Construction Control Line touch the Property'> 0 0 (� (e) If the answer to any of the above is Yes. describe: T` 4. ACCESS TO PROPERTY, UTILITIES (a) Legal and physical access to the Property by public road? 0 ❑ (b) Legal and physical access to the Property by private road or easement? 0 0 If your answer to(b)above is Yes. shared with other property owners and jointly 0 0 ' • maintained? If your answer to(b)above is Yes. owned and maintained by a homeowners' 0 0 association? (c) Any problems or disputes regarding access to the Property? If Yes, describe: ❑ ❑ -34 (d) Potable water supply to the Property is through: 0 Public water line 0 Private water plant 0 On-site well If water source is by well. have any percolation tests been performed? If Yes, please ❑ 0 attach a copy if available to you. 7� (e) Wastewater treatment for the Property is through: 0 Public sewer line 0 Private treatment company 0 On-site septic system (f) Other utilities available to the Property: 0 Electric 0 Telephone 0 Fire hydrant 0 Cable TV 0 Natural Gas 5. SURVEY OF PROPERTY: (a) Has the Property previously been surveyed? ❑ 0 (b) If the answer to(a)above is Yes, can you provide a copy of the survey? ❑ 01 0 (c) Has the Property ever previously been improved with a home or other building(s) that �j has since been demolished or removed? 0 [X 0 If the answer to(c)above is Yes, describe: (d) Any work done not in compliance with prevailing building codes or zoning regulations? If yes, describe: 0 0 SELLER'S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT(RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND)(NABOR 9/15/2007) PAGE 2 OF 3 Conservation Collier /1L /t�V 6-477i3?17r 7 Agenda Item V.B. CONSERVATION— e$R AC'Q IS'-13 PROGRAM 5Z 6 I.PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:Please list the following information for each parceL Tar ID(folio Nu bar) Pared Stem(acres) Appraisal Value S '' i� a. C/b i,et?oQtc -3'4 AiC.• .V� b. c. R.Q OWNER'S ' v • ATYVE ADDRESS: .1/ , S / X // 7 PHONE: airs y - FAX: .%• -CO. MAIL._ �:sd B•...,, •c.. III.PROPERTY OWNERS Please list all owners of record or documented Trastee(s) NAME(S): `q ;T' BGue. ADDRESS: 6// 4'/2 — E' /10094e5 ,A 3i//7 PHONE: FAX E- AIL 299 ►477'/6: '/ ? , � DG40.4- IV.WILLINGNESS TO SELL: The owner(s)of the property described on this form authorize(s)Collier County to evaluate their property for conveyance to the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. If the Board of County Commissioners authorizes staff to pursue conveyance of the property,the owner(s)is/arc willing to consider a bargain purchase or donation of the land. The owner(s)are under no obligation to accept any offer or to withhold the property from other purchase offers or development during the review period. However,the owners)affirm gat there property at the thea f rcuniinticu. Collier County reserves the right to withdrew'this application if the owner(s)Ceases any material changes to the environmental significance and/or characteristics of the property or enters into any contractual agreement affecting ownership with another party. All owners of record must sign this form below or submit a separate letter indicating their willingness to convey. Please attach a urate sheet if there are more than two(2)owners of record. An exclusive listing agreement may be attached to this application in lieu of the owner's signannwe. If a Tnrstee is signing for multiple owners, please attach a copy of the legal instrument authorizing the Trustee to convey this parcel. Owner/Agent/ Trustee signantre(s)also authorizes Collier County staff;or agent thereof, Advisory Committee members and members of the general public to enter the property upon a minimum of than(3)days notice to the propaty owner. Notice shall include the day,time and approx',' umber of PRINTED NAME: SIGN- t R11NE64 rte P1 iVA Sl 1 ATURE: DA 1 Conservation Collier 11-1317 Agenda Item V.B. x Conmvedee COM i Geed Acetildndr Program V.PLEASE RETURN FORM TO: Collier Canons Pacts and NeerertiesDepanetet Golder Geie Cetoment&Pent 3300 Seem Berbera Blvd Naples,fl.3416 AT77V: Alexandra Sakai,Program CaorBemtar Phone (139)213-2961—Far(239)233-6713 Smith CavenruarC ::. APPLICATION FORM QUESTIONNAIRE AND SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION To asArt to the evaluation of your property,please fill out thin fore"for EACH separate parcel. Attach extra pages If more room is needed __ Folio ember lai/S-0,'/0C L Bargain Sate:04,,eligible nosebtations that sell below gpprtdsed marker value are being considered at this deee. A bargain rale may also be eligible for a tax dednutan. Please cosssu/r with sant too advisor or attorney Air the actual tat benefits¢a bargain sale. Will the owner sell the property bags appraised/market value? OYES QDON'T KNOW 2.Access: Does the property have legal access? V e ■ s Is the property accessible by street vehicle? C 'S 3.OIl,Gas,and Mineral Righty Does the owner hold all rights on the property? YES 0140❑DON'T KNOW 4.Description and Condition of f� Property: Describe environment characteristics and condition of site. Also describe the type of meive p l�/ �mrt nmmrfties and degree of infestation by invasive exotic plants: S.Lend Use Aeddtion Describe any land clearing,excavation,egnicu ural,possible environmental problems and/or _ construction on the site. Ust all buildings and other struatwes, If cleared or harvested for timber,list fast date of occurrvncc: "1"A/6:—.. 6. Leases: Descrite ing leases,including farming,grazing,timber,oil,gas.mineral,etc.: 7,F'.emeata Lknw Describe any easements or liens that exist or that have been asserted or claimed by other persons. Please describe and prp jde Of fi�cecotls Book and Page if known. gentlif S.Reason{.)for?termination: Why do you believe this property is appropriate for acquisition or preservation under Co[iierPgtsityfy0 ,0ervanw fiafiro sm`t fin//ir0 9. Is the sale or domlioa ore oenpaaied bye management endowment? Under what program aid what amount le the endowment: AD 2 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. Conservation Collier 1& Native Vegutsdoe Requirements:Is tiro property Wag mad to atbff Wive proawatiee Wearioa resiolnimuts far another property being dnNepsdt If so,what is the stated? Pleases provide tedevant information such as approved site development plan mother development permit evide i ,ov:1. 11.Transfer el Devetepaaest Ruts(TDR): Are the development rights proposed to be transferred or trandt ted using the Collier County TIN(program? if su,what is the mus? Please provide retevant information such es scheduled hearing date or date:af Road approval. , 12. Rights of Others.Is this property used by others to dein access to the adjoining property or pr in the vicinity of the subject property? DYES1*0 [s this property used In any way by others,such as the placement of structures including fencing and draissage structures? OYES GOO If any of the above answers are YES.please describe! 13.Please attach copies of the following inform-Otos,if available. Please also mark which items have beta attached. 1. 0 Leeattui Id*.ach as plat book pqa,ardor serial photo.Ind legal description 2. Q Wetlex aavey,species wavey.plant commeaky mapping.or other mashie rnvironmeacrl repo? 4. 1,01 ':title policy 1. m Bodary gamey fige .4 _,0 3 Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. ' It SELLER'S DISCLOSURE STATEMENT 117. (RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND) Property: 6g/Per 0#9,A-. / Arl.So 9.4a 7C 'x'66 Seller is obligated by Florida law to disclose to a buyer ad known facts or conditions that materially affect the value of the Property vrtith are not resadily observable by a buyer. This disclosure statement Is designed to feathers Stars compliance with said Florida law,end to assist a buyer in evaluation of the condition and desirability of the Property.This statement end the Information contained twain do not constitute a warranty by the Seller or any licensee involved In the sale of the Property to a buyer,nor should buyer=udder the intormetton contained herein a substitute ter any physical Inspection*of the Property.The following information is provided by the Seller and not by any Nutmeats Involved in the sale of the Property to a buyer. NOTE TO BUYER:UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY SELLER IN ANY SALES CONTRACT ENTERED INTO BY SELLER AND A BUYER, SELLER SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO TAKE ANY REMEDIAL ACTION WITH REGARD TO MATTERS WHICH ARE DISCLOSED SY SELLER HEREIN. YU NO 221111 14,LER_MAY__PROV)DE ADDITIONAL COMMENTS IN PARAGRAPH 5 1. SOIL,TOPOGRAPHY,LANDSCAPE AND BOURDARlES-. (a) Was any portion of the Property meed or used sea landfill? ❑ ❑ dt (b) Sliding, earth movement, sinkholes, upheaval, or earth debility/ ernanaton adi ❑ ❑ L.!! • ptottatror? (c) Any drainage,waler infikretton,flooding or grading problems as the Property? ❑ ❑ d (d) Do you know in*filch FEMA-designeted flood zone the Property is located? ❑ ❑ �7�f (e) Preeenfe on the Property of arty Prohibited Exotic Plant Species? 0 0 Li (f) Any encroachment;of neithboting property improvements.rerecorded easements,or boundary line&etas*? ❑ 0 lid (p) If the answer to arty of the above le Yee.describe or epecity: 2. TOXIC OR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND WASTE: (a)Any unoero ound tains or toxic or hazardous ratbahncaa such as asbestos. ❑ ❑ Qi patyetitorinated biphenyls(PCBs),methane gas,berme*,iaad.bauad petnt,or others? (b)Analuse of met? Property tot agriculture, doe of val ides or weePme1v, or ❑ Q (e) Hes the Property ever been designated an enviroranantal dean-up site? ❑ ❑ (d) Have any environmental aseesSmants Or studios (I.e. Phase t, It or 111) ever Been performed on the Property? 0 0 (a) If the answer to any of the above is Yes,describe: • 02a6r Wu Ams Bowed REALTORS?and AawdsNon al Red MMe Peewees*,Inc As stem a...n ee Reason onona0n PAGE t OP S . Conservation Cc tier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V.B. ,i COM Iffi IQ mow ;ELLER MAY PROVIDE ADDtIfONAL COMMENTS IN PA}%A(3RAPM l 3 WETLANDS AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS: tat Any wetlands located on the Property? 0 0 Egr (b) Any wetlands detstmtnetlon report or application for environmental resource permit ewer 0 0 Sy been filed Or received as to the Property? If your answer to(b)above b Yes,If the report or permit is available to you,attach a coPt (C) Any mangroves. archeological alba, protected species or other environmentally 0 0 t, aenaiUve areas located on the Property? (d) It located near the coast,does the Coastal Construction Control Line touch the Property? ❑ ❑ (e) If the ar>swa•to any of the above is Yes,deeatbrc 4. ACCESS TO PROPERTY;UrnfTIES (a) Legal and pnysitat access to the Property by public road? E70 0 (b) Legal and pnysicel eccese to the Property by private mad or easement? 0 0 6 M your answer to(b)above la Yes,shared with colter property owners end lolly 0 ❑ let • malMalned7 your ansser to(h)above I.Yes,owned and maintained by a homeowners' 0 0 ei association? I(c) Any problems or disputes regarding access to the Property?If Yet,describe: ❑ ❑ (d) Potable water slippy to the Property is throw O Public,hetet Una O Private writer plant CI On-elle well if water source Is by well,have any percotadon tis been performed?If Yes, please ❑ ❑ attach a copy if available to you. (e) Wastaaetar treatment for the Property is through O Salah(sewer line Q Private bailment company D On-alta eaplic ayalem (f) Other wattles available to the Property O Electric O Telephone 0 Fire hydrant O Cable TV O Natural Gas 3. SURVEY OF PROPERTY: (a) Has the Property previously been surveyed? a a El; (b) 11 de answer to(a)above is Yea,can you provide a copy of the survey? 0 0 (. f (c) Has the Properly ever previously been improved cath a horns or other building(*)that ❑ ❑ has once bean demolished or removed? LY If the ensever to(c)above Is Yes,describe:• (d) Any work done not In cempUance with prevailing bulldog codes or zoning regulations? / If yes.describe: 0 ��+( SELLER'S DISCLOSune STATEMBIT RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND)(NASO*Li 502007)PAGE 2 OF S t_ —_ Conservation Collier 11-13-17 Agenda Item V B 1 8. OTHER: SELLERS REPRESE$TATION; Seiler represents that,to the best of sellers knuetedge,the tnformetfan opined herein with maggot to the condtfion of Property is accurate and complete as of the date signed by Seiler.SOW hereby authorizes the Listing broker to provide this hn}ormgtlon to prospective buyers of the Property end to cooperating broken and licensees,If there are any mslerini dunges in the answers t0 the questions contained herein, Setter egress to promptly uPdata Mrs Seller's Property Disclosure •to prow... the listing broker and prospective buyers a revised copy of the same,if there are any material• IrrAir. *"1the quastltris cattaSnOd itereln. pip ''� }t" (DON (Sellers Signature) (Data) RECEIPT AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT per BUYER; Buyer acknowledges receipt of this Sallet's Property Claciosure Statement,and understands met,unless Wier otherwise agrees In the sales contract entered Info by Salter end Buyer,the Property is being sold In Its present condition. 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