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Agenda 09/29/2009 Item #16E 4 Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 1 of 32 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Recommendation to approve an Interim Management Plan for the Pepper Ranch Preserve under the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program and direct the County Manager, or his designee, to implement the plan. OBJECTIVE: To obtain approval from the Board of County Commissioners (Board) of the attached Interim Management Plan (IMP) for the Pepper Ranch Preserve under the Conservation Collier Program and direction to the County Manager, or his designee, for its implementation. CONSIDERATIONS: The Conservation Collier Ordinance, 2002-63, as amended, Section 14(1), requires that no later than ninety (90) days from the date of acquisition, an IMP shall be submitted by County staff to the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee (CCLAAC) for approval. Upon approval, the Plan shall be submitted to the Board for final approval and shall be implemented according to the Board's direction. Subsequent to the Interim Management Plan, a Final Management Plan is to be presented to the Board within two (2) years. The Pepper Ranch Preserve was purchased by Collier County on February 6, 2009. It is located north and west of Lake Trafford, and west of Immokalee, Florida. The Preserve consists of ten parcels totaling 2,511.9 acres located within Sections 22, 26, 27, 28, 33 & 35, Township 46 South, Range 28 East, Collier County. The Interim Management Plan was reviewed by the Lands Evaluation and Management Subcommittee at two publicly-noticed meetings, first on June 10, 2009 and again on July 20, 2009. The Collier County Parks and Recreation Department participated in the June 10th meeting. After reviewing the proposed plan, taking public comment and suggesting revisions, the Lands Evaluation and Management Subcommittee made a unanimous recommendation to forward the revised draft IMP to the CCLAAC. On September 14, 2009, at its regular, publicly noticed meeting, the CCLAAC had discussion, requested additional changes and subsequently voted 7 to 1 to forward the revised attached IMP to the Board with a recommendation of approval. FISCAL IMPACT: Initial land management activity costs are estimated ch between $2,190,000 and $2,195,000. Management activities for each subsequent year are estimated at between $32,500 and $37,500. Some portions of management costs, a minimum of 25%, are expected to be paid for by the sale of panther habitat and wetland mitigation credits to other County Departments, over time. Funds are budgeted within the Conservation Collier Land Management Fund to accomplish necessary management activities. GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: Management of Conservation Collier lands to support appropriate public access is consistent with and supports Policy 1.1.6 and Objective 1.3 in the Recreation and Open Space Element of the Collier County Growth Management Plan. Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 2 of 32 LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: The Conservation Collier Ordinance (2002-63), as amended, in Section 14, provides a legal framework for development of management plans and for use of environmentally sensitive lands. The recommendation of the Pepper Ranch Preserve Interim Management Plan by the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee for Board approval falls within this legal framework. The Interim Management Plan is legally sufficient for Board action. JBW RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners approves the attached Interim Management Plan and directs the County Manager, or his designee, to implement it for the Pepper Ranch Preserve. PREPARED BY: Alexandra Sulecki, Sr. Environmental Specialist, Conservation Collier Program, Department of Facilities Management I page 1 ot 1 Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 3 of 32 COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Item Number: 16E4 Item Summary: Recommendation to approve an Interim Management Plan for the Pepper Ranch Preserve under the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program and direct the County Manager, or his designee, to implement the plan. Meeting Date: 9/29/2009 9:00:00 AM Prepared By Alexandra J. Sulecki Senior Environmental Specialist Date Administrative Services Facilities Management 9/15/2009 9:36:03 AM Approved By - Jennifer White Assistant County Attorney Date County Attorney County Attorney Office 9/16/20099:15 AM Approved By Melissa Hennig Environmental Specialist Date Administrative Services Facilities Management 9/17/2009 9:53 AM I Approved By Skip Camp, C.F.M. Facilities Management Director Date Administrative Services Facilities Management 9/17/20092:11 PM Approved By Len Golden Price Administrative Services Administrator Date Administrative Services Administrative Services Admin. 9/17/20094:00 PM Approved By OMB Coordinator OMB Coordinator Date County Manager's Office Office of Management & Budget 9/18/2009 8:07 AM Approved By Laura Davisson Management & Budget Analyst Date County Manager's Office Office of Management & Budget 9/18/2009 8:59 AM Approved By Leo E. Ochs, Jr. Deputy County Manager Date Board of County County Manager's Office Commissioners 9/19/20099:17 AM file://C:\Agendatest\export\135-September 29,2009\16. CONSENT AGENDA\16E. ADM!... 9/23/2009 Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 4 of 32 Conservation Collier Pepper Ranch Preserve Interim Management Plan FINAL DRAFT -- Prepared By: Collier County Facilities Management Department Conservation Collier Program 3301 Tamiami Trail E, Building W Naples, FL 34112 September 2009 -.".-.^"- Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 5 of 32 Table of Contents 1.0 Purpose and Scope of the Interim Management Plan........................... 3 2.0 Management Authority and Responsibilities ... ...... ..... .... ... ... ... ... ... ... 6 3.0 Site Description............ ............................................. .............. 6 3.1 Location and Site Description............................................. 6 3.2 Signage........................................................................ . 6 3.3 Easements, Concessions or Leases ... ......... ... ... .................. .... 7 3.4 Structures.................. ......... ............................................ 7 3.5 Surroundin~(lIld Adjacent Land Uses..................... r............. .... 8 4.0 Interim Management Objectives ... ...... ... ...... ... ......... ... ... '" ... ... ......... 9 4.1 Natural Resource Protection......................................... ......... 9 4.2 Site Security............... ....................................... ................ 11 4.3 Exotic Vegetation Removal and Maintenance Plan........................ ] 2 4.4 Debris Removal... ...... ... ... ... ...... ... ......... ... ......... ... ... ... ... ..... 12 4.5 Cultural, Historical and Archaeological Resource Protection......... . . . 12 4.6 Listed Species Protection................................................. ...... 13 4.7 Public Access..................................................................... 13 4.8 Mitigation......... ............................................................... 14 4.9 Site Monitoring and Long Term Management Plan....... .......... ....... 14 4.10 Partnerships....................................................................... 14 5.0 Exhibits.................................................................................. . 15 EXHIBIT 1: Location Map EXHIBIT 2: Aerial Map EXHIBIT 3: Cattle Lease (revised) EXHIBIT 4: Survey EXHIBIT 5: Map of SSA 7 EXHIBIT 6: Estimated Cost Table EXHIBIT 7: Implementation Timeline 2 I Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 6 of 32 1.0 Purpose and Scope of the Interim Management Plan The Pepper Ranch Preserve was purchased by Collier County in February 2009 with funds from the Conservation Collier Program. The property will be managed for conservation, protection, and enhancement of natural resources and for public outdoor recreation that will be compatible with the conservation and protection of the site. This Interim Management Plan is intended to identify the key management priorities and issues within the preserve and to give direction for management for the next two years. This document is meant to be the precursor to a Final Management Plan, which will outline more specific aspects of site management and public use. The Final Management Plan for this preserve is scheduled to be completed before the two year time period and will replace this plan once approved by the Board of County Commissioners (BCe). Kev Interim Management Objectives -- I. Protect, manage and restore (as appropriate) the native habitat and pastures on site. Action Plan 13. Install temporary Conservation Land signs and/or No Dumping / No Trespassing signs along property boundaries. Post contact numbers for Conservation Collier Staff and enforcement agencies on front gate. lb. Secure access points with new locks and update list of all those with access. lc. Monitor and secure trespass points along the perimeter of the preserve. .ld. Map, treat, monitor, and manage invasive exotic vegetation. Ie. Obtain and utilize all available field data and environmental reports previously performed on the property. If. Determine how wetland mitigation credits can be used to restore portions of the property 2. Secure and determine appropriate maintenance needs for retained buildings: lodge, residence, and pole barn. Determine how best to restore, utilize and maintain retained structures. Action Plan 2a. Inspect structures and associated well and septic systems with Facilities Maintenance staff to determine what is needed to keep the lodge and the residence in habitable shape. 2b. Make necessary repairs to structures, well or septic systems serving retained structures. Health Department must evaluate well water to determine if it is safe for human consumption and up to public standards. 2c. Coordinate with Facilities Maintenance staff to develop long range maintenance schedule for structures and their associated well and septic systems. 2d. Discuss long range plans for structures with Collier County Historical! Archaeological Preservation Board and pursue historical designation of structures when appropriate. 3. Arrange for law enforcement residential presence Action Plan 3a. Maintain a working relationship with the Collier County Sheriffs Office (CCSO) 3 "'...,,, ",,*,,-.-- Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 7 of 32 Agricultural Patrol Unit and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) through a property owner's agreement. Ensure random patrols of the property are being conducted. 3b. Evaluate the need for interim and long term active law enforcement personnel with jurisdictional arrest capability to reside at Pepper Ranch Preserve. Work with FWC and CCSO to fmd suitable applicant pool and select qualified candidate for on- site residence. I 4. Provide appropriate and feasible public access for the short term and identify and plan for appropriate public access for the long term. Action Plan 4a. Meet with hnmokalee Civic Group(s) including the Immokalee Community Redevelopment Association, Immokalee substation sheriff's deputies and neighboring property owners to set up avenues of communication to explore long range potential alternatives for public access - to be implemented within the Final Management Plan. 4b. Use community and law enforcement input to develop a plan for some type of limited public access that can be achieved quickly, while additional alternatives and longer range public access plans are developed as part of the Final Management Plan. 4c. Identify and mow trails that can be used for guided hikes in the short term near the lodge, identify other existing trails on the property and map them for future potential use. 4d. Hire a seasonal preserve caretaker January-June to open and close the gate and assist visitors who wish to hike on future trails near the main lodge and to do minimal site maintenance until preserve is open full time. 4e. Evaluate the potential for public uses including, but not limited to, primitive and R V camping, hiking, ecotourism, horseback riding, and archery range. All public use considerations will be incorporated into the Final Management Plan for the Preserve. 4f. Plan at least two weekend events a year for citizens until the site is officially open to the public 4g. Coordinate and develop a hunting program with the assistance of FWC. Portions of the Preserve will need to be designated a Wildlife Management Area. Staff will determine how priority can be given to Collier County Residents for hunting permits. 4h. Determine how the Collier County Parks and Recreation Program can become involved in administering and staffing public access programs on the preserve. 5. Explore opportunities for partnerships and grants. Action Plan Sa. Contact other agencies in local area to explore partnership opportunities; Apply for appropriate grants (habitat restoration, structure renovation, etc). Sb. Determine how panther and wetland mitigation plans will affect grant opportuni ties 6. Develop oversight protocol for oil well and cattle operations Action Plan 6a. Meet with oil well operators; exchange contact information and obtain a schedule of operations and inspections. Develop protocol for monitoring inspection reports. 6b. Obtain a copy of the spill containment plan and arrange protocol that will be followed for public access should a spill occur. 4 Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 8 of 32 6c. Continue to maintain a site presence to ensure oil trucks are driving through the property at safe speeds and are locking the main gate as they enter and depart. Post speed signs ;:llong main road and determine how to best enforce safe driving speeds on the Presd-ve. 6d. Request that the oil operation install gates and or fences to deter the public from entering the well areas. 6e. Determine how often the main road is re-graded and determine if restrictions need to be made on the amount of fill that is brought in. 6f. Obtain a range management study from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to further direct cattle lease operation. 6g. Revise Cattle lease to extend to 5 'years, add additional parcels and to include additional mowing and add compliance to NRCS grazing plan. 6h. Continue to coordinate land management activities with Cattle lessee and designated manager. -- 7. Develop Final Management Plan. Action Plan 7a. Hire a professional environmental firm, through the Collier County RFP (Request for Proposal) process, to write the Final Management Plan for the Preserve. 7b. Hold public meetings/workshops to ensure public comments and concerns about the property and proposed public use are heard. 8. Facilitate the creation of a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) Panther Habitat Conservation Bank within the non-SSA area of the preserve, and the creation of a wetland mitigation bank or Regional Off-site Mitigation Area within appropriate areas of the preserve. Action Plan 8a. Hire a professional environmental firm to permit the site for use by other County departments for both panther and wetland mitigation credits. 8b. Strive to provide all necessary documentation to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to ascertain the total number of Panther Habitat Units (PHU)s that will be available in the preserve. 9. Ensure wildlife surveys are completed including, game and non-game populations Action Plan 9a. Hire a consultant to conduct a panther-prey based study and baseline game population study 9b. Incorporate the results of the study into the Wildlife Management Area development process before hunting is permitted. 9c. Work with U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to curb feral hog damage in the interim until hunting program is developed 9d. A general wildlife survey will be conducted and incorporated into the Final Management Plan. 10. Coordinate partnerships for volunteer labor to accomplish various projects Action Plan lOa. Develop a working relationship with Collier County Boy and Girl Scout Troops to assist with various projects on the property 5 ~~,- Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 9 of 32 lOb. Develop working relationship with Division of Correction Crews and continue relationship with Sheriff's Weekender Program to provide labor for future projects 10c. Explore opportunities to utilize AmeriCorps programs and other non-profit agencIes 2.0 Management Authority and Responsibilities The Pepper Ranch Preserve was approved by the BCC for purchase and officially named on January 13, 2009, with closing following on February 6,2009. The Preserve is included within the portfolio of properties assigned to the Collier County Facilities Management Department, with the Conservation Collier Program responsible for direct management. Conservation Collier Program staff will handle day to day management activities and will seek to cooperate with and form partnerships with local, state and federal agencies and to obtain various types of grants for management activities when possible. 3.0 Site Description 3.1 Location and Site Description The 2,512-acre Pepper Ranch Preserve is located along the northern shoreline of Lake Trafford, west of the town of Immokalee (Exhibit I). Preserve lands consist of ten contiguous parcels located within Sections 22, 26, 27, 28, 33 & 35, Township 46 South, Range 28 East, Collier County, which will be joined to form one parcel in the future (Exhibit 2). These lands lie within the landscape feature known as the Camp Keais Strand, within the boundaries of the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW) Project, an A-Category project on the State of Florida's 2008 Florida Forever List, and within Priority Panther Habitat, as determined by the USFWS. Over 42,000 acres of public and private conservation lands are adjacent to the western boundary of the Pepper Ranch Preserve; these lands include the Corkscrew Marsh which serves as the headwaters for Collier County's supply of drinking water. The preserve's location within the Camp Keais Strand and within other agency boundaries considered as critical for conservation makes it an important addition to regional conservation efforts. Its large size gives the acquisition significance on the landscape scale. Current parcel folios are as follows: 00052360002 00052680009 00052440003 00054040003 00053000002 00053920001 00052960004 00053840000 I 00052640007 00053200006 3.2 Sign age Temporary signs identifying the property as a Conservation Collier Preserve have be posted at the main entrance on Pepper Road, one on each main gate. Contact information for Conservation Collier Staff and Enforcement Agencies will also be posted at the main entrance. Temporary No Trespassing / No Dumping signs may also be posted at intervals appropriate for enforcement purposes along boundaries. Speed signs will be posted along the main road through the ranch. Permanent signs and directional signage on Trafford Road and SR 29 will be installed as soon as the preserve is officially open to the public. Signs missing or damaged will be replaced. 6 Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 10 of 32 3.3 Easements, Concessions or Leases There is one lease and a number of easements existing on the Pepper Ranch Preserve, as identified below: Lease: . A cattle lease held by Lake Trafford Ranch LLP for Two Thousand Twelve point One (2,012.1) acres of property as described in Exhibit 3, which is attached hereto and made a part of this Interim Management Plan, for the sole purpose of cattle grazing and incidental activities that are directly related to beef cattle production for a term of three (3) years, commencing on January 13, 2009, with payments, terms and provisions as set forth in Cattle Lease, attached as an Exhibit to the Pepper Ranch Purchase Agreement. A new lease agreement will be created to include additional parcels in exchange for additional mowing and the length of time will be extended to a total of 5 years giving the lessee the right to renew. Easements (Exhibit 4): . Access Easement entered into on February 6,2009, with Lake Trafford Ranch LLP for a 30' wide strip of land running along the main interior ranch road, following an overall east to west directional track, and leading from the main ranch gate to the oil wells situated along the western side of the ranch. Recorded in O.R. Book 4425 and Page 3302, Public records of Collier County. The grantee is responsible for maintenance of this easement. . Access Easement entered into February 2,2009 by Lake Trafford Ranch LLP in favor of Baron Collier Investments (BCl), Ltd., a Florida Limited partnership, over a 15' wide strip of land running over the same main interior access road as the above easement but before arriving at the oil wells, turning south to facilitate access to a parcel adjoining the southern boundary of the Pepper Ranch Preserve. Access is granted solely for purposes of ingress and egress to serve specific activities on the BCI lands, which are cattle grazing, ranching, hunting and forestry. Recorded in O.R. Book 4425, Page 3263, Public Records of Collier County. The grantee is responsible for maintenance of this easement. . Stewardship Easement Agreement recorded in OR Book 4089, Page 3837, Public Records of Collier County. . Drainage Easement for 40' along SE comer of property in Section 35, recorded in O.R. Book 49, Page 147, Public Records of Collier County. . Access Easement in favor of Trafford Oaks for 60' as for portion of Trafford Lakes Road that traverses Pepper Ranch property, as recorded in O.R. Book 907, Page 1383, Public Records of Collier County. . A Conservation Easement over portions of the property associated with panther mitigation will be granted to the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). I No other easements, concessions or leases exist on the parcel or are proposed for the future, unless they further conservation objectives, such as a conservation easement. 3.4 Structures There were a number of structures existing on the property at the time of purchase; however, many of these were demolished within 60 days of closing as provided for within the Purchase Agreement due to unsafe and dilapited conditions. Retained structures include the lodge, caretaker house and pole barn, all located at the main ranch entrance on the south side of Pepper 7 e'...''''' Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 11 of 32 Road along the eastern boundary of the northwest quarter of Section 35. Currently, staff is evaluating whether it is feasible to renovate the lodge and/or caretakers house for public use, which will require septic systems and drinking water wells to be improved to public standards. There is also a cattle pen located in Section 27 and field fencing exists throughout the pasture areas and along most of the perimeter. 3.5 Surrounding and Adjacent Land Uses The Pepper Ranch Preserve is bordered on several sides by the CREW Project lands. These are lands purchased by the SFWMD under the Save our Rivers program. Adjacent to the west are CREW Project lands known as the CREW Marsh; to the north are SFWMD lands, agricultural lands and orange groves; to the east are SFWMD and residential lands (town of Immokalee); and to the south are Lake Trafford, estate-sized residential properties (Trafford Oaks), and agricultural and undeveloped lands owned by Baron Collier Investments, Ltd. Directly south of CREW Project lands and connected to them are private conservation lands owned by the Audubon Society (Corkscrew Swamp), more conservation lands owned by the SFWMD (Bird Rookery Swamp) and vanous private mitigation lands, all together encompassing 60,000 acres, of which over 42,000 acres is currently held in conservation. The SFWMD makes certain capital improvements to its lands such as fencing, access roads/trails, and may provide basic public facilities on lands. Additionally, habitat management such as exotic plant species removal and prescribed burning may be conducted. Florida Statutes (F.S. 373.59) also require the SFWMD to develop appropriate public use. The organization most frequently associated with CREW Project lands is the CREW Land and Water Trust, Inc. (CREW TR), a nonprofit environmental education organization established in 1989 to coordinate the land acquisition, land management, and public use in the 60,000-acre CREW project area. The CREW TR does not own the land but operates in partnership with the SFWMD. The SFWMD, in cooperation with FDEP and through the cooperative efforts of various local organizations and state and federal agencies, is conducting a two-pha8je restoration project on Lake Trafford, involving hydraulic dredging of nutrient-laden muck froni the lake bottom. Phase I, completed in 2006, removed over three million cubic yards of muck from the deeper portions of the lake. Phase II is projected to remove several million additional cubic yards of muck from the shallow littoral zone. The project was scheduled to be completed in 2007, but has been delayed due to lower than expected water levels. Muck removed from Lake Trafford has been hauled to a 625-acre disposal site owned by SFWMD, located on the eastern boundary of the Pepper Ranch Preserve. The actual disposal site is separated from Pepper Ranch Preserve lands by approximately 180 acres that are designated for conservation. However, staff will monitor arsenic levels in all drinking water wells on the ranch to make sure arsenic levels are not harmful to visitors at the preserve. Eight sections of land owned by Turner Grove Citrus L TD Partnership located to the northeast of the ranch, and extending into Lee County, currently have citrus groves on them. 8 Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 12 of 32 4.0 Interim Management Objectives 4.1 Natural Resource Protection Existing Vegetation: Fourteen types of intact native plant communities have been documented, including woodland pasture, pine flatwoods, upland and wetland hardwood forests, oak-cabbage palm forest, cypress, freshwater marsh and wet prairie. Characterization of Plant Communities present: FLUCCS Ground cover Midstorv Canopy 211- improved pasture Grasses/bahia/weedy None none ruderal species 411 - pine flatwood grasses, palmetto wax myrtle slash pine 81. John's-wort primrose bay willow saltbush -- twinflower myrsine bachelor button shining sumac beautybeny meadow beauty goldenrod musky mint tickseed 416 - pine flatwood with grasses, forbs, scattered scattered wax myrtle slash pine graminoid understory palmetto 420 - upland hardwood Blechnum, Thelypteris live and laurel oaks forests and Nephrolepis ferns, cabbage palm terrestrial orchids myrsme beautybeny wild coffee 428 - cabbage palm grasses, ferns and forbs, cabbage palm cabbage palm, slash poison ivy pme vines, wild coffee, dog fennel 621 - cypress ferns unknown Cypress, red maple, pop ash 624 - cypress-pine- ferns, dog fennel, cabbage palm Cypress, slash pine, cabbage palm grasses, forbs cabbage palm 631 - wetland scrub ferns none willow 641 - freshwater marsh sagittaria, pickerelweed none none climbing aster sedges cord grass muhly grass 643 - wet prairie grasses and forbs Scattered wax myrtle none false nettle sunflowers musky mint willow I 9 _0 - Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 13 of 32 Unique Natural Features: The upland hardwood forests on site are high quality, containing mature live and laurel oaks. Listed Plant Species Observed to date: Common Name Scientific Name Protection Status FDACS pine pink B/etia pllrpurea T Stitf-leaved wild-pine, Tillandsia fasciclIlata E Cardinal airplant Retlexed wild-pine, Tillandsia balbisiana T Northern needleleaf Royal fern OSnlllnda refIalis var, svectabilis C T: threatened, E: endangered C: commercially exploited Wildlife Species Observed on Site: Birds - Common Name Scientific Name Protection Status great blue heron Ardea herodias green heron Butorides virescens little blue heron Eeretta caerulea SSC (1,4)(FWC) cattle egret Bubulcus ibis great egret Ardea alba snowy egret Eeretta thula sse (I) yellow-crowned night heron Nvctanassa violacea wood stork Mvcteria american a E (FWC), E (USFWS) , white ibis Eudocimus albus SSC(2)(FWC) roseate spoonbill Ajaia ajaja sse (1,4) (FWC) turkey vulture Cathartes aura -- black vulture Coraf!vvs atratus -- swallow-tailed kite Elanoides {orticatus red-shouldered hawk Buteo lineatus -- T (FWC) bald eagle Haliaeetus leucoceDhalus Oelisted (USFWS) osprey Pandion haliaetus -- Polyborus plancus Audubon's crested caracara audubonii T (FWe, USFWS) American kestrel Falco svmTerius common bobwhite Colinlls ,'irainianlls wild turkey Meleaf!ris f!allovavo Florida sandhill crane Grus canadensis vratensis T (FWe) Limpkin Aramus f!uarauna SSC(I)(FWC) mourning dove Zenaida macroura barred owl Strix varia pileated woodpecker Drvocovus vi/eatus red-bellied woodpecker Melanerves carolinus downey woodpecker Picoides vubescens great crested flycatcher Mviarcll1ls crilli/lIs blue iav Cvanocitta cristata -- Carolina wren Thrl'othol'lls ludOl'iciunus 10 Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 14 of 32 northern mockingbird Mimus poll'f!,lottos -- blue- grav gnatcatcher Polioptula caerulea belted kingfisher Megacel)'le a/cron northern shrike Lanills ludovicialllls white eyed vireo Vireo !!risells eastern meadowlark Sturnella mama red-winged blackbird A r!etaius ohoeniceus northern cardinal Cardinalis cardinalis -- vellow-romned warbler Dendroica coronata -- MAMMALS opossum Didelphis virf!iniana white-tailed deer Odocoileus virf!inianus raccoon ProcYon lotor feral hog - Sus scrora eastern cottontail rabbit Svlvilaf!lls floridanus coyote Canis latrans big cypress fox souirrel Selunls ni!!er shermani T (FWC) round tailed muskrat Neofiber alieni Florida black bear Ursus american us T (FWC) Florida panther Puma con color coryi E (FWC); E (USFWS) REPTILES American alligator Allir!ator mississippiensis SSC (FWC); T (USFWS)I coral snake Micnlrus.fitlvius Coluber constrictor black racer priapus pil't11v rattlesnake Sistrurus miliarius gopher tortoise Gopherus polyphemus T(FWC) T= threatened, E=endangered, SSC=species of special concern 4.2 Site Security The level of site security will be an ongoing evaluation process. Security will be provided by the CCSO via routine patrols in the area, both by regular deputies patrolling Pepper Road and by the Agricultural and Mounted Divisions patrolling the Preserve on off-road vehicles and by horseback. Staff has coordinated with the CCSO and deputies in the Immokalee District 8 Substation, providing them with contact phone numbers and a list of those currently authorized to access the Preserve lands. A Property Owners Agreement to allow the CCSO to prosecute any illegal activity they may encounter on the preserve property was signed by Collier County on March 3, 2009. FWC law enforcement will be given access for routine patrols. Additionally, staff is determining the potential and need for an active member of law enforcement having jurisdictional arrest capability, either from FWC or the CCSO, to live at the caretaker's residence to provide a law enforcement presence. This person mayor may not have additional duties, such as routine grounds and perimeter patrol and periodic mowing. Staff will be removing the existing locks on the gates and will be replacing them with specialized locks and keys. This will enable staff to control who has access to the preserve. Staff will then be distributing keys to parties authorized for access specifically for the cattle and oil operations, Lee County Electrical Company (LCEC), electrical service provider, and neighbors with easements. These entities are also required to visit the County Facilities Management Operations Center to receive a yellow badge that will identify them if the CCSO or County Staff encounters them at the preserve. Staff 11 ......-... Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 15 of 32 will evaluate the need for and provide for any additional locks that may be required to secure access roads. Perimeter fencing will be examined along the boundaries of the preserve. Areas of trespass will be reinforced with more secure fencing. 4.3 Exotic Vegetation Removal and Maintenance Plan Invasive, exotic plants present include in order of observed abundance: Category I - Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council List: Brazilian pepper (Schinus terebinthifolius), torpedo grass (Panicum repens), climbing fern (Lygodium microphyllum), ceasar's weed (Urena lobata), guava (Psidium guajava), and Mexican petunia (Ruellia tweediana). During the life of this plan, staff will contract out the treatment of the known Lygodium infested areas. The Lygodium will be treated in place by using foliar treatment or the poodle cut method. The Brazilian pepper trees that have LygodiunTgrowing up and over the canopies will also be killed in place so they will not spread any additional spores. Following the initial Lygodium treatment event, Brazilian pepper and other invasive species will be removed in a series of phases that will be outlined in the Final Management Plan. The Brazilian pepper along the edges of the pasture and along the roads will be completely removed, piled in pastures and burned. The remainder of the Brazilian pepper and other invasive plants will be treated in place with an appropriate EP A approved herbicide. Stail will continue to apply for federal and state grant funding to assist in the costs of invasive, exotic plant removal in areas of the preserve deemed ineligible for panther or wetland mitigation restoration. Areas of the preserve that will be used for panther mitigation or wetland mitigation by other County Departments are not eligible for grant funding. Departments utilizing mitigation credits obtained from the Pepper Ranch Preserve will partially fund the exotic removal within the preserve. 4.4 Debris Removal Addressing dumping and littering along Pepper Road will be an ongoing project. Garbage is also frequently being spread from raccoons out of the dumpster at the end of Pepper Road near the main gates. Staff will work with the CCSO and their Weekenders Program to assist with the clean up in these areas. Staff will also attempt to coordinate with the homeowners along Trafford Oaks Road to keep the dumpster closed or locked when not in use. 4.5 Cultural, Historical and Archeological Resource Protection The Pepper Ranch Preserve is within an area of historical and archaeological probability, and historical and archaeological sites are most likely present on the property. The County will notify the Division of Historical Resources immediately if evidence is discovered to suggest any archaeological or historic resources. If such resources are identified on-site, a professional survey and assessment shall be instituted. The archaeologist shall prepare a report outlining results of the assessments and issue recommendations to County staff about management of any sites discovered, per provisions of the Land Development Code Section 2.2.25. This report shall be sent to the Division of Historical Resources. The County shall cooperate fully with direction from the Division of Historical Resources on the protection and management of archaeological and historical resources. The management of these resources will comply with the provisions of Chapter 267, Florida Statutes, specifically Sections 267.061 2 (a) and (b). 12 I Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 16 of 32 The lodge and caretaker's home may be considered historical structures. Retaining one or both these structures and their designation as historical structures may provide benefits to Conservation Collier in terms of obtaining grant funds for restoration. Staff will work with the County's Historical/Archeological Preservation Board to identify options associated with designation of the lodge and/or caretakers home as historical structures and provide these options to the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee for recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners. 4.6 Listed Species Protection The locations where listed species are routinely observed will be identified using a global positioning system (GPS) device and mapped to allow staff to monitor them. Signs will be posted along the main roads for contractors to maintain a slow speed and to yield to wildlife, with particular focus in areas where listed species are routinely observed. A cautionary sign has been placed on the trail going south to Lake Trafford from the main lodge area to warn visitors of alligators and also near any other areas where they may be present. If nests are located, caution will be taken to avoid disturbance during nesting seasons. New trails will be created away from known nesting areas. If nests are observed along existing trails, care will be taken not to disturb them. Care will be taken when exotic removal treatment occurs to avoid areas with listed plants and to avoid non-target damage with herbicides. If there is suspicion of poaching on the preserve, FWC and the Sheriff's department will be notified immediately to investigate or to conduct more frequent patrols. Phone numbers to report wildlife violations will be posted on the main gate. A wild hog management program will be developed for this property. Feral hogs consume ground-nesting bird eggs and disturb soil and sensitive vegetation during rutting activities which in turn invites invasive exotic plant growth. For the first year of this plan, the County will sign an agreement with the USDA Wildlife Services program to trap and remove feral hogs. The County will evaluate, on an ongoing basis, the ability of private individuals to engage in trapping that is consistent with USDA guidelines. 4.7 Public Access Planning for appropriate future public access is an important task of the Interim Management Plan. Future public use must be coordinated with cattle grazing, oil operations, exotic removal projects, natural resource and listed species protection, and mitigation projects. Primary objectives for management are to maintain and preserve natural resource values and to provide appropriate natural-resource-based recreational and educational opportunities. Such uses shall include, but not be limited to, hiking, nature photography, bird watching, kayaking, canoeing, hunting and fishing (Ordinance 2007-65, Section 4.9). Staff and environmental consultants will identify and map all existing trails or areas to create trails and will make plans to open them for public use in the future. Staff will coordinate with FWC to develop an appropriate hunting program for the preserve. Additional proposed uses will require evaluation by the County Attorney's office and the County Risk Management Department. The use of the property for panther and wetland mitigation must be considered in regard to any proposed use. The details of a public use program, including evaluation of proposed uses, will be included in the Final Management Plan. 13 ..~.,- . . Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 17 of 32 Statf will evaluate the possibility of creating trails near the lodge and hiring a seasonal job bank employee to work at the lodge. Primary tasks would include to opening and closing the gate, assisting visitors and to perform maintenance tasks such as mowing around the structures, cleaning the bathroom facilities and emptying the trash. 4.8 Mitigation Because of its location and condition, the Pepper Ranch property has the potential to generate Panther Habitat Unit mitigation credits (PHUs) through the creation of a Panther Conservation Bank. Historically, Collier County departments constructing capital projects in panther habitat have purchased PHUs outside of Collier County in order to mitigate for disturbances to panther habitat. Other County departments will partially fund the restoration of portions of the Pepper Ranch property in order to gain PHUs which can be used to mitigate capital projects occurring in panther habitat. The County has also determined there is a need to develop either a Regional Offsite Mitigation Area (ROMA) or a wetland mitigation bank on the site to generate mitigation credit to compensate for unavoidable wetland impacts associated with County infrastructure projects. All mitigation activities within the property will be consistent with the goals and objectives of the Conservation Collier Program. 4.9 Site Monitoring and Long Term Management Plan Site monitoring shall include the cattle operation, the oil operation, fence and gate upkeep, exotic vegetation growth, listed species populations and forest health. Prescribed fire will be utilized to restore portions of the preserve; however, a prescribed fire program may not be implemented until exotic plant densities are controlled to maintenance levels of 5% or less. Collier County shall be responsible for property maintenance with tasks contracted out as deemed necessary. The property will be monitored on a regular basis to ensure that the fencing is not disturbed and that no trespassing or unauthorized activities are occurring. Wildlife and plant monitoring will be required as part of the Panther Conservation Bank with USFWS. Staff will also evaluate potential for pesticide leaching onto the property from adjoining agricultural operations. 4.10 Partnerships Staff will seek out and evaluate potential for partnerships for conservation, protection, educational and funding opportunities. Staff will explore possible land management grants for areas of the ranch deemed ineligible for generation of mitigation credits. These may include but are not limited to grants offered by the USFWS South Florida Coastal Ecosystems Program, USFWS Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program, the US Department of Agriculture and/or FWC Upland Weed Management Working Group Funding. Although fire management may not be addressed during the initial two years of ownership of this property, fire management (or some form of fire substitute) will be necessary in the near future. Statf will contact Florida Department of Forestry to seek partnership opportunities for fire management of this property. Staff shall also coordinate with the Collier County Boy and Girl Scouts of America for project assistance on the preserve and shall continue relationships with the CCSO Weekenders Program, and possibly the Department of Corrections Crews, to provide labor for projects on the ranch. 14 "<:t 0)('\1 UjOM COO.... ..-NO cioiro N"- ZL,.ID EIDQ) ID.o ro ==Ell. ro$ 'OCl.. CID ~(f) <1:: -. C 0 +:i ns (.) 0 ..J 0) (: a> en a> s- a. ~'C'" .c (.) c ns 0:: s- a> c.. c.. 0) a. ~ ... C ::J 0 U s- O) 0 U ~ ::;E '" z..l_7: s::: -, . 0 :: ..... ...... ro u 0 ......:l '" .. ;:::~ :Sr--- ..=- ~o:l ~~ o~ .n~ ""'....... Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 19 of 32 EXHIBIT 2: Aerial Map Conservation Collier Pepper Ranch Preseve 0 0.25 0.5 1 Miles ... Pepper Ranch Aerial I I I I I \\J,--1. c::J Peppel Ranch PIOI)elty Boundalies 1- r~f?B~ Inholding-not palt of Plesserve "~;':i\,% .. Surrounding ':;onservation lands ~~~~I~~~S?~~_tll Folio Numbers: a) 00052360002 f) 00052680009 b) 00052440003 g) 00054040003 C) 00053000002 h) 00053920001 D,w, Sow,~; P.ir(iCu,...-ftd 2DDT I$!~i.)t_fo ,G<U1~@!' Cthtral)' d)00052960004 i)00053840000 PiJilt:tlt' Appl,Qisct CtU3~d &..;(;15-' <:'-5 -_~~Io'JltJ.o"Cu~;~ e)00052640007 j)OOO5320oo06 (i,;-Co'ft:tooe!'...l~..C~~'#I"b$'.Aoq"'u:4r'l:t#..r lb.,ctt"tt':',:...ttulivS, rMP .fftliid;;afld Jpq 0<It.e: S.UI.ViI - Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 20 of 32 ..,...../~ I a .:l.. te~ it l. ',,-~ ~ EXHIBIT 3: Cattle Lease bCA:if_AGREE,MJ;:~ nus LEASE ^ORrtMENT c:tl.tcmJ into thi~ ~&._ Oil)' of -S:-<t~-4___' 2!JCi9. ber-~ll LAKE'. TRAfFORD RANCH. LLLP.1l FI~ridlllimjted lillbilit)' limited p..rtnership. by its undc:rsiRllod Getlmll PlU1neTS. woo~ lIdlmm bAll CariaRold. Napl~ .l1l4Jlda 3410" hcl'CtrJlftllt ICtWrtd to u ~t.ESSEE",..'\d COLUElt COUNiY.. poliralJUbdI"h.lca of lM SWc of fbW:l. ~ mliHtlf; &lkl:rM\i i1 :UO l r".. Tamillt.i "run. Nllp~ Fillrid. 34112. !lflftinaftl!1' reftn:d to.., "U.SSOR" WrTNtsiElll ., 1" ctll'lsld<<lti<lft of thf, U'lut'.:al ~~nts Cl$1'I1.\Inedl<!etf:m. atid other ...lll*ble CQ!hidenuOll.. me purie$ agrt'C *1. fll;Jh.1w~~ AR.TlCLE t ~t~J..!a 1...11S$OI~ tIem!y IQm to LESSEE Ilnd lESSEE Itmby 1'Wt.'l from 1..E5SJR IWO'n:tJlluM Twelve point One (2!DI~.1) aC'\1nfpmp<i!11)' dCfltTllJCd In ~l\hlbit "'^,'" whi;.h i$lIUachcd hChlltlllod imide II part afthi.s L_R. nel'einllftCf c",lI~d tho "Ocmuse::4 Pmnbnt litua~ In the Cl1llnty of Collier .,<<:1 the S"tf crFlnrida. (or Ulc !Gk put~~ of utlJc pinJa.nd inI:;~ ~itlC$ thGt en 6i.:l:aly ~Ilttd to be:f tlnk prWu..'1iCll, ATl anmlul husbandry prindlJlet and JlNII~ticet .pplh:lIblll tll Ihe: pttlrl\\rtymlf t:ffiti9l1l 1m: of I1llZlOg t\l&llUtl:Cl> lhall be f'llloW<<ldatItI11iHlCl~. The LllSSEE $~1I be l'\:'F'ltUlbl.,.. r.". the estllblltdtf1ll('nt lIt1d lmplemcftldoQ of S(IlJod ~ pm:ticaf ~ ~ lhe bc$l ~ fjl*ll~ q( lh u..S, Detult'~ .11 "',r~l>ltwe'4 w....,J fti~I"l;." C\1II~_1olJ S~ COI'l~~CIt with Itutl\lu$1U1t <<ll'lJlIlt tbe LfiSSE.r~ \\OW ~Il\le tlltdusivc u,e: llnr1 pt1$sftJi~fI ofmo DnlI$Cd P~mitC$, however. Ii.. U~5SORmay. . ~lrlCd brlklw: (i) lilt" It, knndarift and/or (14) ClI1b '\.'k or port~ d'il kf l:.1UIWt& ~ic l&tt'H. .. ctbl:t ~i"ism CcmlllClltI with tht ('~tmt Ccltlct ~IJ ~,bcd bc:10\\' ill ttl'is Art.!d~ t lnd 11l1\r'.idlllt(c) Imd (f); U1SS0R'S U~ &hall not. bowa't1', intelfl,ltt .with 1.f,SiSEE'SptImll$d uKoI'ChoDcml.C!d PrcmIim. !ttlf f:!lpu!\iC LESsee to liability tQ tltil'dplll'~i 1:3~ I.lII the: u~ thaI ;~ESSOR b ptmllned to moke of tftt Dt:mi$e$ PremilU. Tha. CrJ\SE AGRf...EMEN'l ",.ay be ;ltn~ fI'M tlm~.to.~int: in ell':!:'; l~ dlllllSt fr,e fin' tlf the !)eminod Pnmlses lIS n~sa1Y to 8I:el:lmplidttll~ l;OItl~. POU"iClil. lI11U objectivc,s of lilt! Clmsl!rv.,tion C~'tmer Inlpl.,mcl'lUlllOn Ordlnlll1l:C (Otril1lt1lce 112.tiJ, l\i umerdc;d), LESSOR'S n:pn:~:\t;:\ti\i~ (1:...... Rt~l E$~le SCH'Vje~ StAn) $hlll! .lhi~e UtJSEE. m'W1l1irtt. on., mtmt to ~d _LESSOR *"",::00 this l.!:ASE AGRFf,.\IE!I.'T, A", $lr..h clwlp Ih.n cnly be (l.ff<<1I~no# leu men"~ (00) ~ afton lth nllC1:lled~y tht' DClllm of e:.u~ Cammi5iltm~iI ARTICLE 2. . ll:n:lL;12(kaSt tESSt:E. wn ~.Illd bOld ~. O\:mlxd Pn:mim far .. tmn of~. (l) ~.. tooIm~~ Otl ~ d~tt IJl.SSOR Cl~U~ft.t t:!ri$~. !.ESSES is ~ th~ ..~ provide': LES'SEE. bnrn ill 4(lC..uh of llny of thl: term. I1r lhl~ lease, tl'lRlfCWAmC fl1r two t2}addl!icmlll tmnlol' one (I) )'t'..!lt. \llIdt't the ~allt term$. I1nd ~oudillroll. tJ:W:plllB lU the n1l'ltalllmVull:' lIS pr,wided ben:itt. ~)' iMIII wrlnen Itctk.c: of lESS EE'S I!\VmI~ 10 do m 10 tbc LESSOR JI(lt ~, tlw! tmrty (lOl ;4)''lpftor ICI t'he~utl.liIl ~! W. ~Id e:IUIll he:d:>y o-..alld LESSOR ~ft th: right to deny LESSEE, in' lIIrrili!Jt,Qf MY ~"l mm, Saidmllcc.' boo.e.1fectM. tlp..-m .~-cm .fir th(' n(ltlll: in 1111 \~nk,al 4~lwry I'll lb. Ulli~ Stale) Past OtTICO. Re$i~~d fir C~r.lfit:d MlIH. Pl>>tllSC tl~llj, !\inlets :i. &ni LESSEE I=~ c()\'rJlIn~ W1rl ~llt"P1'Y .. t~t fl;'i the ()cmised PI'CllIIl1l:li ;he ~,m,?rTwQ 1'bHlSlmd Twelve DrrHllfs Ill'Id ~p Cc:ntll ($1,012) pcrYCIIl S~id Imnwdlli./\t .lIhlll be: pold in fltllU/'1Q.1\ lhmy ()U) d4)'l from thll dl1le m whh:h thl.- Uase tUl!.<<Ufed b)' 11\0 t.ESSOR. lESSEn will ,bon be retpcttl$llile f<< the Jlil:}~ ur lIdailicmal rmt U J1fn"'ldtld rQt in ARTlCU; J of fbi\J lan. In the.! tlVt:rt T F:~S~li <tl",..,'l.r; rtl "'''''w lhls 1..l:U<'., t1!o ~....,>ill\)d fut 1r! AKHlLb 2.l1llii rltlll ~ (ott): jn ARTICLH j lhllll be ;rJl::~l1$td \.lfiliJ:Ing tilt: mdlOd tludiflt'd in Alt!lLU 4 lESSEE mu Lf,5S0R~e Ibl' d~t lli tmnl11U!~ '::!:lit tu~. w,ti ;)l' 'ltijjt\OO1 cautiO', t;yprovi:1ifilil the t.ther parry ,..ith thirry O(l} d~)'" \l\1iUtfl nntlee tu he lIdd~s Jrt t\l:lh In A R llCLE 14 or thl,. Leas.:.. Snlll lIotice ....II ber errcr;i1v~ ul'l'ln Il.laC:t:mc:nl0r t!teIIOllc:e in lmoffk:ud d~po.ilt)ry pf IIn Vhhl"d ;C;~Ilt'..P\)~1 Oflicc. bV.i$1Cl'cQl.'lf C'e.rtlfled Mslt, PI.11tAli: ~id" Upon term~a~t1lf>fl ol'l!l.it. tUK, (l) LESSEE \l!d tu,c: Ilino:l)' .9Q) a.~'tmer ktl!lkhtltmlO ~I"; .mIn~U kl ~ 1M ell.lj(Crg: u::tk. dtaingll.'hic:h 90 byl the unk 1tW!il ~. Itll4 (II) USSOR ...tllI ~n to 1.f.'SSEE 1!U1)' t\<<!f.l!tC ~l'!d 1#l""lYl..t1 t>:'lll (t.t .n1" p"!ie~ d.... """"".1.. (<10', ,j")'~.l'tt.t 11lO.:h~O all}lI, 17 ~. , Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 21 of 32 MUICt..E <I ~w1tiJ~!Ill..JI.mI. b U:tc r<=..l~'"'iEEel=ti .., I'eMwthlllaK'. m pn;wtk1d fl:il ill ARnetE? Ihf lllI'lt..l f'Mt, .. AIlnet.t :3 .\.-\1 b", Ill,\;Rlaml fUf -.11 c"wing 0110 { I } )W I':IJt',\IAI Wm b}' n"c ($) percent from the pttVlnu$ ~lIr. compoullded, ARllClE ~. !ntetui(JnaU~ Omitted I t',R1K1.E t.. M~lfr'.tiorii 1l:l De~d Prem!u:i PnOI IDlllakin! an)' c:hunaes, 1I1unti(lfl!, tddltlo.'U or tl!tJ<<l\m'!eI!U ItI tla OcmiMd ~ LESSEE 'WIll "'f'J>~'j.te b t.r~Mm an ~ .... .._ tIX ......JoIu..lmpRWfIlot:rU, t~ m ad41l_ Q)~. PctJ;Ud.~ r", UlSSQR:S ,.,~ ~ SF<<1f)"lhl in wnl!nl ~ .~ am: C:~ of the d~ e~licm.lmpm'c:roen~ d"IIJll, W lIUd!tk)f4 alon~ willi tho. CQnl\'11\fl.~d .~ihund t(l~rl~t",11 10m. ft.~ tud\ f'H\Jtc', U}511Ofl~ ill dClli~ wUl then hll~t! ul4ty (61) dl)$ wilJi}n v.illlln I.ll ""pro", (l(' del,)' .In "'ThlllS S4.d I'Cltlllfti f\:ll' ddn!U, lmJm2"crmm~'t., ItlllmiQm at a4dition~ LESSOR-wll Ila u~y wi~"ld ill ~... to "~ Dt apprupdac: iJUllft__ I~aum. duullIfl fit ....ltioM ~ .., l.ESSu;. tr .nCll' Auy ~~) dIl}., tMn lIu bclm fIO ~.. .~ LeSSOR or its dtsi!ut\'! to _id prqmw. (If piAU, thcr: SlIGh liloo.;r: shall be d=med '" II denial t(l ~1ld1 requcm III Ll:SSEE USSE',E (:U"~lIiU1U ud 4Foe.l hi COMC:;JW. 'lIr1m u)' Qa~ tq:al1 ~k. ctKt.o.1, ~loIIi;;u.::.l'1. Inprov~tI'~ ~dll'Oft ~ .tl~ti....d' lll')' ndwrl1~ IMII.lfiu.u\,Jtl. addltkm. n impro"~~ ,., tbe>Petll.'U>4 PtttnI'\C15, Ie l.lk~n'l: lIn:! ;ol'r,ply Willi .:1 thell and future Ilppllcttul:laW$, ()rdinr.I...el,rul~. re&ula.ti<:tl$, .,nd l~uiKmet\(l or Ihe t:nllcd StalK pi ^mericll, State or flol'ida. Clnlnty fir (",(\II~. IInd AII)!Il....! .1l''''''-'l1UMtlllilll "pll<;ies. All .lttll'~ ilnpr"~,,.nd mt~. tq I~ ~ ~l.~ thDll .It lm<<, .'hm made 0: iMUlttrd..... C~lUt'.d 1>\ ltltllt't..d to tU f~ld 4Illi tua..,'t b~tml p:n:pel1l' <.'1 LESSOR. P,lar to \hI! tetl1llnar.tuc or !hi: ~ Of JUI)' nmewll! ti'n11 Ih<<(lot; III withIn. ihit'l'; (3U) do1)'J U'CI~f\er. if lESSOR sudireQ~ L~SSm! sh411 ~romplt)ll1:ttll:'It Ihe audlliurm, iUlpt"""efMf.~. .llCf~tioM, lix.W:l!$ md IJlIWIllllion~ ""li.lr:lf _It p~'" in, :l.l'l. 9-f lJPUUu.. Detfl':w=d PtI'ltflitl:s by u:sse.l'.. Anti :tpU any ~. ot::~ !Q the ~ Ptm~ by lllldl ~, 1111 in dc:f=U _<<If, U'SSOkmdl,o/ l:Uf>;llek.uld ~'ak lint! npalrs lU WSSE"S t'l',pM;lOO. LES5El.i mvtnants llud llirecs not to use, OCtllj))'. uficr Of ponTl]1 :laid lletttised prtltllll,a or VI)' pltr: Uu:."Ctf to bo W\C\,! Df oC'~upied l'or llf'I}' p~t~CQnlr~ In lA_ crl'Mo tul... ~,. r~1at~ of In:- ~bk lJ~l'r. ,Il,l\n:1.E ';, ~;..a!i'!>..1Il~o;U~J11fl'~ LESSOR, It) dult .u!htlflz~d lI+lCI\!.. repfe5e11U1ti\'lt~ and llt:lpltl~eel. :IJ,.II hay,;' lho rlat.! to i!ll:.tt into llrn!. 1:;'Q!l fue txml!iCt.l ~ll$.."i pre at)' ~ thefecflt My tam:. liiUl\oot 1'1<11;"'1' fa tbot ~SStlr.. rOf r1\c fI'W~ ..,r .UrfU'i~ \bt MIne Ill(' IIW.'~ l't!~ ~tmJ (X'. tur1~ .. d~lt or l!U_:e. Of prorid'b'lt; Jtlalme'1lI1tCC fClYQ ~ll'. ~d 101 tho fOUlflOlleS Qf imflt1.:'ti\ln for cooptilllll:C \lrllb the prOVi$icll!i of tbit l.tJlSe AgrtlernmL If Lf1S;OR s.IlOllld tI!led In UmilCW th... pm!,,,ny f." Ill>)' l.c"l1Itli vI limll. ro, an, purJ1(.'tCl, thc LESSOR aballltdv3e tile LESSEE uf 11$ Inltn1tlo~ by Uf&! I'ttll,e: Al't llL:U;. S A;;C'i~~. jn~ Sllb\!cl\;r:;5 l.m;~aa:. 'oV"'loI!lt1t~ all..! .tjVt:l:! flOl to lssign ~I~ l..c:!$lll,)r II, sub Ie\: the wLIJI~ or "Ily pIlJ't loll tbe Denll~PnmiSl:" 01 l.:l perlh 1m) ~ pmut$ it! <<(~PY li&r.e -~U1 the ~inen ro~u l.lf LESSOR. Any.~ Uiig!lmmt. 01 ...,!;lcrttin.\. t~ '!lith tbt eM~ Ilf I. ESSOR. .....11,./11 ...t_ U:.S.St:E C:""t1 '~l!l:r fur P1i~t tf tlmf or oUl~ J\lTlIl ~ pr.wi~ orfmm .~QWJ.PtiCl. .~ k~p attd be bound by \hI: t!'j'tt1S. carditiQfl.und ;C\'elllill13 Dr this Lon. TM llJ:ttal'lLtna nf f!:m !rollllll1Y otllli:t petll\1n lIhlllllut bcdotmlcd It< tlf; . wlilvCf ol MY <:If dill Jll'l"rhlaru (lr thi= ~ tlr 10 tHt J ~O~! f(> It", 415:ll/i1:11l>eUlll1" lIli5. Lc<lUlC et sub~j.1 ol the OuniJt5d?r:tttu,., ARlltl..E \' bikmr~ LESSF.E.., '" COtl$idtrlllloo of"flln [,lollnrs ($IO,OI)},!he: Il':cdllt and ~umdcf\cy r;f ""hldll, h-'>y .lI<l<no""J.d~ ~l ""!U'I",fl' ;io:l'"nd lI.lld b91d harml~n :..ESStltl. IU ~ IlId enpt9tllt:J from aMllpinst my anCIII Ib,bilky (\t.lllllt~j;r Mllf~). ~, dun\}, Min, ~ndI.. judj;flenu, a'!St'. Ilttctes1.iIM e~ (incIUlimg. 1n11l.Ol lrttur;.7 It:. atl~s' fea ll!td dMm~tf .ls:ir1Ialll't.l aM lI~l14lc l~\cb} .llllullJ~uyJrnmlll1)' lIlJury It\, or dC'1!lh nf,IIlY pCl'Rvn. \II lletWllll 1)1 dalllllgll 1t,1. plcplln} (tllcluulf1& 1~1\$c of IlS<< lhe~t) tr:li!k'd HIlA) l..ESSEE'S. use!)f th.: l.)t;mlsed PIl!tnin5. (5) llllY wiJr}; Of thllfll wMUClItvcr wne.. utllny condltt$lft l:~d lo$u L~ by lE~$(l;!.. I'" ......r4<ly.= ,,~'"" tit' _It<ktt..,} 11! Cf .lJIl bCiillf uf Ui$')E.E in ('Ielbwt Il~ lXmised J'n:m.... (C) .Ifl). c~i1_ of lJre IJCf~~ f'mnt~ due." Of l1milting fttmllltl)' dilrMf byLESSEf. in~ ~f~~ "fU:SSEE$ obliptiocu lin41'l1 th!~ l.c:'~se. or {OJ f$lI}'~li~nl At! or t;)mlnhm of U,~~l{E 0' iu "4J."u. conl.l Ql;t"'f1I,"'lapt~',ecs. $UbJlf~1lo11tll. IiCOTll0C' Ot HlVllecs h,. l:.Il1lC 41~>' JlCllOO ur prvceudinJ\ is brutlshl cr,pir;t;l LESSOR by rcUt" nf" lilY uu<< Qt m~ thefCQJ:. LtSSE1'; ,!utll j.1l1y i.l Cl.'\JlfJl.lll1lJfn:yll' ~"' e~L'Id Ullb1lilin r~IDltinl ~I'll illd stwl defCf.c..d .fimo.... ~i... if I 4"'~SOP. :t"..ll ... 't;qll"~ III Le.ssm!"S C:'q:r:;w:, \tel c..""rntel rtll1f~bl}' $li'lidS.::tUl)" t~ If.SSOIl II,. ""'ll,;wltdgtd lilllt In ..!:curd \\ llh Ih: lafll$ \:If thi~ LeaSt (I) .."''';tIn U~.!l llllll \!lunl!dlllJf the Ui:'lllj~eU i'ft'Il,~elo !::y !ftt i.nssO\{ ll'~ {Ii} LESSOR may ~llllur'i IMftlC" II! !mlk. lH Qf be: tXmttlld ITemt&n, l~"'l!r. LtS,SEE ~h:4n hi">!'.o lnlxtf)' fO $Uch lbl~ far';!':!, ill 1.I.n~;N 1tNmbtn 01' W J'Ublk o\)J hw..,.... I_"U U:;SStt; w ro:-t.t'.Iin:tl b lI1/uma1l'l 1.'>( rr.JiI\#!1'll lh: ~liiW1:1 ?f.-to"'''''' ,'" !! $'4ndAtJ t.>r Cun.ailHI"l tlu<< WOlllJ Of ",tgl\1 bfn:qulIed 10 18 Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 22 of 32 blJ,lnw illvitcn "'In fIIillJ t ri~~r:f't, ....-.ltbJ ... ,.... :.._1... .........1".....1.111 dOl: pra;cln:e Of biU'll",mvit<<l. M'! IIC,*,," cf ltIabets. of 1tw: piblk. cw b~ wilf 'be ~ ::he dlndicm Cif IIWttationar lE.'iSOlt. The ~Iscd "-lM:I: it. unltt~t!\'.d q;riQJtural ~ ~ lIu1for ..twllly ve&"ttd~. I..ESSEtrS ~n$ihiiit* ""ma.iru...~c:. II> .<<;of" wHtl.r\nic:Ic:II. .It' fill mpormbllity Md 'u.bi!i~ 10 1.ESSOR. lffidef lItl5 Mitl~) 9 are .ndahan be hued ot lhc MlttldudJl of CAn: "qultoct of. r~lInt of Ia.rJdJ bvillg the fOl'f.l)inll c:lt..,.lKlI:fJiric5 tmt UJ,ft L'Id ., .~.,ee of b...~ lr;vltc:e5'. The tfSSOIt sNtllllQt tit b~hle f()f Illy in}"" 01' dlima@t '" ~oon M prl)l'~ cAu."d ~ 11ft demeAn or by Ntler ""Nons in tit, !lomisod P~mi.Cl5, fir fltlltl lho mc:et l"/r suI.Hudlt;:t. or (mill fJlY c<hetplllc:e, or (ot ;\IIy interf,"nce Cltlgd by Ql'C1'.tilll'l$ by or f\)r ~ gQVemmtntlll 8\.1thenly in CO'~tr\lIl;lkln Qr .n~' JlUblie l)f q!U..pobhc 'kt'lrks. T~ LESSORlihIlI Mbo ~..t;1C' for lny d~s ~ 0' k>u af. ir.cludlnlJ lw, Cue to ~ theft. lt1l)'propot:1ry. Ot"i;umng 00 tht Dtmimipr(m1st 0I111l)' fJill1 ~rtnf. and the LESS"!? ''- 'f,l hotiJ tlte lESSOR ll&n~ll;al$ frQIu lny clAillls ft.'f dlmA&~. ~pf wh~fe ,lICit dlllftli!l: c:r injury ;$1h~ rtiLllh ohhc il'4l$' nesll~entr: lifwflltul ml~ct Q( thC' tF.SSOR Of ill t",P~A A'n"lCLE IO.I,tutam;1. U::SSf..t6 lIhait fftlvldc and l'IQllltam II rarm ti4b1lry poltfywhidl lllAl', be: 4p;YO...~d by lbe Collie' c.au~ R~ Millli4lS:n1 ~ fi)~ root b$ -- ~ ofOt.e Mi!ion Odl.", ~ NdlOO Cc:~ (SlJIM.MOno} drnu&fwoal "WI t'llml (JI' U)' ~ lhct'<<lf 10 Ihlt ~mt< b IIlidltl:.1\., lESSr:rn shall J('Ovldcand ttl_il\tllin W1,)r"~'J.~QInp:Mati01 JllilltllftCllJ:tWCfine III ~plt'yees me<llinIlSlI\1utot)' l.irniu In ~OlTiplllll\Ct with the Ilpplicltblc !llUe .nll f~C1ll11a~ The ClMf4p studl jn-;Iudil em~ioye:'. 1 ,....i!iry ~ith II ~\lnimlU1l Umit ofo.;c lhllllllcd Tmuul'ld 001laT$ #i1d NoIloo C'4:nts ($100.000-90) t= kci~ Su:h 1I11~ po:~~) wUliJ4 Cl.IWer CClUfI'I) .lIS .n aGditl",r..e1 insured Inmon E\'idell"~ af Sli<:lJ In'lftlllCe slt\11 be J!f(\\'jd:d to. :h~ Cullil::!' C.'lUf\I}' R.lllk M.nllgr;om:nl ~ltJ:1ent. 3J{H ~1 TJlmillmi TNII, A.rlm'nl~'lio1'l a,jldme., Nllpl~. FIDrid... 34111. r!)t lIt'Pfo<.1 'I!tk:r ~ tl\, t."t'mrt'<(!m;CI_rof ltIl$ Leull' ^F~R:;. lUId $l'l1l11 In;lWlc I P1~ls1on rcqu,tfiJtltcm(lO) d;)'$ Pf~ WT~ nat* Ie C3liu CQ<itlt)' e;'c Cour~y ftm, M....l~ DoptItltle:Jl ill e.c twimt of::a~.fion 0" ~htnp lJ'I ;Clll.~irI) ~, U';....SOR ''''Ul'o'G tlllt nghl m ~f>,;llUIbfy 1II1'llCf'1.11M> 'nul......".. ~.ll'<ll'l1'lcrt.t. 1;1 1._ntwCl Qf Ivti<<r 1i1 "ttljA~ ..,., U;S$Jit:, .....hereupon t~lpl of sue\ nOli~ lESSeE ~hllH hllV~ thllT)' (30) dJl~~ in whl:lt to o~lllln lllChllddItI0l1111In5U/'llh:1l. USSt)R 11..11 mUlItUt $UclI "'b!lily~kt'. Of kIf futdt:'d t~tlt) Inct\'=\ .1 .~ ~j'II'..te ttJ FOtc:t Ilk:lf and l.ESSEF. fNom thtt4 parI)Icbitnt based \)II 1.l>>C ol"~ Oo:mied f'rt:nille'S t.tlllt I~ LESSOR is petlnin(;l1 to lnll\;;.". t" lI11:>wc th",d "1I:t,c" t(l flW..G. In eClOord hcrev.1t1l. AIU'ICtE 1I "'.:lID~~ LESSEE Jhllfl ~ o:l1t.',,'ed tottl)t't, within the Drmised Ptttperty. IlU, funct;trnlll '!illinl~f1l1nl~r! t1'llllrmel\l <\fId ~.."phQ' r:;quir'lltl fur w.I\'l1l'ndt~tly f.torcd l1) t>flf~lInl. produ.:tlon Oil rho l)cmi~ f'rupcny. UJSStE..1t lG ~lfl ~ wd fl~. idtatl_ u.. m.;.,.",~ri \>IUlu.c ...",tl,i.r.ltlt [)Ctl\\1'e>\1 ~ a mrllilll'lJlTl'\ of l:)M ( I ) tmeptlr)'e.ar ni! may rnll<< ,hop~inc ~.. of rUI~",'he" ncedel1lts . ~Iln" 10 t{'lfItrol rxatlc llf4d ....np.1y pbllll tmMh .l\4 to I.lptetp al\'U lOOtkd Ill'i)und cattle pt1U. LESSl~E shall dIW(l!Op thl! ITltlwmE 8cht.llulc And ifKllude '.~I<u ~"b 41 "llC$$i.., r.l.fell, UII3UJtlt UUlthcl Ullft\R~.c:J\ (~itiOM, f..lldl indwidual ,~ ~ ~~ tt... a.m. 1,",~f1 JU~y m.l;.ldc QlmcnJlf~.wpplC~f,~l ("d lmII,Ib. lllld m~1wtl$. foed tanks u.. t11C1lQ to c.~ntf'1)1 tftttfe 1;'1;ll1~tlll"l'I .rcas. R('Il:ilbl1 of ctlUleClllUWtllmUe thrc)\rghoul .he year Dn.JChedul~t1b.tdt, 11'1 llle Clie3ttborc hl. b<<ll li~ extrclmelyllt)i ;lnd 4'j),'n \&'in..er 1.\1' Itn c'tcept(Ufl&l!y ...u ~. tho em!e VtHl b1r ~ by LESSEE t.) lit th= Iil.va.1Wtk fot:tl' U~SSl:iE flay DO'! ttrtili1.1l ~ putWe R.It, Ullle~$"r*mQ/l.II)' IWlhoru:l:d i'n 'I\'rltinl b)' LE.'iSOR m att..nce. p101h.il1t;. dltchillt(lt dIgging of ....1I1er he,le. ~~.II I)!! prtlhibiiCd. U:iSEE, It ius,olc <<m lr..'ll:! ~"*'~. sna.; (1\'llCt, if tlt:/t .I~ t>,iS'llflg. ard mAtr.taml. f(!flC(! a::~l:llb" to l.E5Scm.,oom:l Ul$ Aml of'.~ Ollmlscdrmnj~lH ""hiet. dlllU .~IlI..m .,,:t. <ldtle 1lrilt (qlll,;lnl b erlll:ud in 1'ftI1!l11l~ ear.l. lInd pl'<lVf:n1ina ~Io flOm r(lllminl9tT of tho nntnllil:"f I'~mi...~, L~SJIt! .bo&tt. d tu Nlc 'C03t ... ~. ...., 1he tiet'rti~ Prl:1Il1tc'5 b (tu*, ~ lltttt'. ~ :r,,",tpmen~ an4 ,.-.1tJ.- me Ii'-t. lit .ftilM$. It _id . Df.wtlu'i! l'temi~$ lIr; 1l0( 'bpt, f~ fttml debril. tlne-r, abmt101ll!'! equipmrmt .,d vd\u::k$.., ~d thD Uk.., ,In th"Ul'iaiol'i !If UZSS.OR. l..USsm::.'S 1lI111\l1l:~ WIll be Jll 4tJvttlld hi writing, If COI'I'IllcrtYe IIc!ion i$ tel taktn witllill 001 (0) d.,.. .;).( Iller r~ipl of such m;rt~ !.1!SSORY/lll c~ tMkme ll) ". dlllUlel! ~ c.~td IlItd tES$st p.!I U'SUmf M4 ptI)t aUl\4lCcJlIor)' I:ku:ml; l:<litf lll'ltf,ll(h tmtt .1..11 COl1$tlM.. "'ollit~ ""t ....~t! lIoblJ l.1iIL\ paJd by' U~~U,i:.E ....am "" (10) dll)1 of rr..eipt of \Miuom ~lee or ~tt m..-urred by tll.SSOR The LESSeE, Ii! fIt llQlc l:mt, !iltlltl rer..!lr rlll dlmll~: to (hil [}emhed rre.lI:1e5C::1Uk'd ~ L.E$SfiE. ltt C:!fflllb)'Cel, t~. i~,tIl ItI:m!nCW1, gac$tl..IJlv'~ Ii~.s. n.d p.l11'~, 19 ; Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 23 of 32 the t.ESSElt Ad itli ....... ellA. .h& _. ""... ..... 1"Ie....$C:dP._...... ... _____. "''''' an .Pfll~' wla, 1.",,'1 !Dd rcpLttium.. .n ~, ~I ~ liquid,. Ul'l'flfscfJd. mcS. ~ _ ...... t1m IttlC tt\llMl WlUI...} tn.1 rd\t~ da". ~ ~1!t Mlicb r.tithllitClmlulate m1 ..)( from \be ~~ af the l..ESStt.'"'S bl.l.iI'lClSS. Sucli 1l1l'Sb., "lIJIll:.1ld mu" .-11 be itonld !tI dt!iCd<<ll'lttincD lPfl1t.Wtd b)' cl\c LESSOR. LE5SE.E uwl ba.ve Ute ri;.'lt to i..,. n<<e:Qf) macbilllC1'Y.lOoIa lit S'~ln ill a ~ upca om~ IJU. LESSEe $Nil malt ~1hIy ~f'tjom.Or h:tc:f~ fc:n<<:$ u:d ptU .r)i! make "'p.i.... w the felKn.;'4l$ Dlm!ctJ. Lf.SStiR attall be f",~p<,nsibk: fOf III uWlUivt exotic phlll control and ~tlbcd bum.illg whnm Ibe Otmi~ l'rnrer:y , 1...ES.liCitJ i'nM:n'C t-lI.naF.-n 'tisit tloe pr~. ,It ~...I ",=,ml.llIWlItallr to ewlua~ tht ma.lU\Qcm.m ami fII1Ili"1 tlpc:ralmn, ne tESSORl Nll!lltl'i't M4llllll:r lIlld the l,ESS~E/Mlllllijnlt Parmer wJ! mnw:t .n"u<~JI)' 14~~it!w.lNi, it ~~swY. fl:\be ll/'t) pm!!. An.sl..r pUot/111 ~'lJlaefflml pl.a:~~ U;'~S.f~ ,h..n !'l!plll't ilI1Y V'.'lOOl o\~ ptnulio~ w I'\llu W re~.llt.tioocn promlJlp.t.ed b)' CoHier COClIlt') or the Florida; r.~h and Wildlife U:h1stf'll'ltk>n CommiS'Sicm. lESSEE ~d..1l immediately I'1;JlGI1 any Jll~Jdencc: of lhe 1\;'11 low Ins: . F.;e. . Vll.ndalll.m . l11eit -- . l'o4dulIlt. . T re$f1iluinl · An} t.ulrd, ~nd;ti"n or situatKll'l thilt m.a'). oce=e Illil\oiht). to me ("'lint)' or lTlill' ~ ollm!lginj; to the S't'Jf'<lt:f crt impr"~'C!mcllbl (ill the: ~rl:i. L f.:.SS f!i: ~ "''' ;) ff'o.TnWIti"1l {jut)' it) C1;lh::l) fTi(l',,:ttc~ ;:c.~!tIl(\r" t'lI: da;.e\'f;l"!' (Of :I\l:..-t.1 lI!:tl~1ties, ARllCLE I.:!, DsJault b'\'l.WJ~ h.nUf~ lit LESSEE lQ 0lrni'l.Y fg thin) (}(l) h,~~ -.tU'i 1!1't nut1Je:1A1 Jlfil"<i:sil:n ()f Q..~l of th!ii ~t 'I,\all .QI'!;$~ .. dtCwIt. 1,ES;,'!;OIt!llU"f. id lu ~ b1~ lhU ~ &ft::rib,~ 0\'1) "')"1 wt'l:u:e oolt<< to U!SSlE.. l.:nl(:~ ;he drimlt hcc~ wlthil the oot.a; ~rlod IOf $uQ addiliUtlllI 1lm1l ti it reastln.bly re~irt.-d to COl'tect .uell i\c'f.wlt). Hmr.eyCf, lltc OQl:',lrrel1C:C of 11"1 af thl folluwlng cvc:ntt. !4\al} OU1!1.tlUUt' a ckfnttlJ)' LESSEH. llld \hi! !..em rl4.Y l~ iltttnl:!l.I.ll.I~I)' t1:mun.Jl~ b.l'LESSOR; (ill) A.b4ll'~'mtm'lt "f 1>cl'mil;:tll'l~m~$ C1 ducQr;!jri'';~IM or Lt$Sl:i:'S l.i;cntlcll (b) r-$I~il~ti\l1ll>f LESSEE \.If .1l.~e1lt of l.ESS!:.!::. of ,1111 n:pon tt:'plN:d to be fll1f1lShed W U:S SO J:l pW'\'Utll tt> the t<<,..... of' thi1l tcJu<' (t:) hiUlji ot inWIVl.'1IC>', !IlOII;III'1!AtiQ"l. plan Uf llrTani~tiel1l cr batW'or1C}. (ll) ,.o.J,,;,fio;.,,,tiue N b,tfli..!lJ{H. !e} Mll,llit,ll, of 1IItr.(t..11l.1'Slgn~ for tht b~l'l1:flt ohn!dnolll (I.) If l.L'iSEE Wntn this L.e.ue t>.l be Ut;en ..,-Jer 1Ir1'J wtl~ of t.>;e,;:suoo 1:, tllc ll,ml cl ..'lIf: ~1lTl'~e (;<f u~ of ~ f~~frtg d<efall'lb III tiLti ... ~:n_""LE. u..SSo." in ddtf.an tll e) Qtln't 'll'hllo ~ n:uttdie3 i: ftlily 1I4\r'C, lUll h..~ th~ 1ml'lw1bl.le n~tlt 10 rt-aUl::t'llnd l~ III lX'il'lilns.atl4 ptuptrtyfmnl the [\letm~Prnm"A ~/1 rmSW',,>, 1M)' bt ~Q'~ 111,4 ~..:cl 11\ A j#lJbtic ....lItcll(ll,l5e tlI' tllMWIle~ lit tho <<lSt fJt A'lId tOt tilll atl;llWl1 l)f U~S:SEt..;I 'l\'id~1 kN'i~... flY no<<ltt or r:..... fQ .1 pr<<= and ....~ bltil':ll ~ .pllt)' of t~o:::1jA,." or. '~I'!t hl1i:;k ft."" ~~ kl$ w lbmap ..!l::::h IMy be O(~""",ium:d ~t tES50!!tlnll]..At .ia :ttlttol'l., lcITl'lir.A'u' 1.1n. ~aficr !I'}(~rn b)' L.ESSii:~f tbirt;l Ov) .~'i ml," 1/1 'AtltJ;t;i if. j I:l'li~ file-J llf;lun5t ~ p~rt). C!' lhe lea,eoold inllltt!>t uf the U:S5l:"1:, md oot remt.ltld Withlll thirty (:il)) ~,~ b) LI:,SSfF, pur.;.artl to ~ f:l.otimo M~hmli... Lin 1...... a Us"SU fa;:t m ra, t.lu: f't'I1tAf ~t or !lrl) \tddltl(ltll\l cbql:!4. 101(116\ aUiI' t~ I,.ESSOR $$t.pcclfted In trill LI:4~!:.and If tllldl.moUlIl. re:mA1l1 mpllfll 'or lflVtt, Ih.-lJ!lI( ill) dllyl p~t tikt de.. dlJtl:, .!\;It U~SS.SE shell p"), LE.SSOR . I.Jl\; plymcllf ,;hnrelt' *"4\lill ll) n..." (~l !!4f\:ellt uf AllY l'\II~!\1 i'lL'! p.li'd Iltomllll:r whm dUe. , .Any amlt'unl$ fOOtl"lod pr.;:.mpdt wh~fl J,,;! J>fIaU .Im .qo;~ ~~ o.-""n oit...>) {Z} p1ll'UlU per ~ W UK: l'lJg.!K:$t mtc{oo: rllk tt..;n ,.' i""t'd b;. r~..".;J.> b.. "';'I.;.N:"'~ is: fu~, wbci lt~d .wn be ,u!by UL\S!i.E w UiSroll A~ncLt j} :)Elil~l.l'$S';;;'J\. LfSM''I; \;1.",11 ,... "'" ...._t .. .;.."..d "'Olh ~f.",h Ia 111'1:: tJCj!ft)C1r~,:c \)1' Je.'lf (llm ~~ ~mkt "1'l~ t\~z! ti:Jti! ~ha~l haw; f.HI:'4 1::1 ~f\mll uth(;l!.tw,u witHy, \n.t;~. ptl)dll~'ll~t M UZSS01'S wklSlwttil:m. 20 Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 ~W6'iiddlt;OMrtici! at .~ ~"~iRd.., ~.1itld\ ;cfAuit).~ netlu IP U:SSCIR by tESSF:t: f!J'OptIIf Page 24 of 32 ~fyint ""~ LESSOR. htlS filled to petlomany s1ld1 obl!pflOm. AltT'ICU: l~, N~I AflY nc.tke "uid LESSOR Of !.ESStE ff'~~ .be n:qui~ t~ Ii"'!: '.0 u... 1111lM" ;wtr wLllle .in WI'illllg m t!:Ic ~t party allt.e felfuwing A64reuc:>: LESSOR: Ll''sSEE: aowc:r~~ Mr. TtoOmlJ r.,hr, ac-.t: p","'lM:>' eta R.eal p~)'. M..-i)t!1'tle1t\ lab Trafford RaIlCh. Uti' Bui1dll"~ W 481 Carie. R.olld ,3301 Tlmlllmi Trait FA.1 NAples, F'kmd4 J4108 Naples. Flllflda )4112 c::: Officill11f the COlillty Artofrlty M,. Cr,ri!Jtopher A.lIell, CJ<<,\,ral Pari"", Comer ('(Mmty C;o\'ffmment Cellat Lr;l.;e Trafford Ita",!!, LLl.P Adcr.inintlll.lOft Bumlill, 5SS Hic1ull")r Road 33tH T,rl'uztni Trail !.all :-';.cp~ flt>t1~' ,)4 :c.& Naples, ftCll"lQ 34HZ Conset\'llJilln. Collier CO(lmlnalilf ColtillrC~~r.lW' C~ -..- &lldtt\1 W I 3301 T~m:li Trnil f:.au Naplt$. f10nQ 34 II:! AlTtClf. I S..5l.!!T~~Pre~~J LE..~SEE 1~1I rm!OVC my .i/tllltQ~\ \it)ml'lct:d by L f:SSEf. pricf to the e~piration of lhl\ lCUt lU1t1 wit deliver up 1M flli'ftl<mJl'1' ~ lESS(.)1t r-,...cm ;\)f du::. O..,miKJ 1';1:1'.1.._ P4 IJlY Imp~UMt tem0vc4 IIpon e...?inatlO1l f)! thit LA5t.. (It its arller Ittm~ .'l ~ IlM'ICed.. ill U ~ ~;;.wfiboc UlII'~ ti ~ ~ .mll be a! t\'le ~ ~1 6'IC' t:mI ofdli,t..:ase <<:If ~ .h!vti bmt 1M !I) U:SSOill:lr t~S1:EE .dwi"'ll tb~ 1:'*"_I1ll' ~, oml~'lrI'CIf iI1d teararnl dJlnap by fIrt.lit die "ml!l'ltt ~d ll$$t:E'S tfmtro! b:e{'.pt<<f~ ",RitCU: I~L Qmml.~ L fS~H. Ilf~ 10 tmUltl t'lttlt \!io{,1hin the Dtl1'l'!l:d PI~mi~ ilIId .\~.tnt cattle fr.:.1'l1 fOlL"TIf"i tiff t.1i tn<: ~11\1",'d PtcMi:i~~. lESStE shil be allO\io!~d tc m.ar.m.,ill ClIl mare ll-::an lllue il..,,",,,,,4 ;JM) ,\....,,,,.1 t"1li!:!. At dOC' ~J tr~Wt II.hlrn1f Units will ~ es~fi~'bawd Ml Ot' (ofjr,"'7nj; tlibk.' T.bJ. I: Aailnl V.'t [~m.lelu (.uide I Sp<<m 1 Avc~ }'._luau I I Wd:lId r.qIUJlII.le1Jt l'C{l~~;Jry", I ~U1i~ . AllJ: 0.92 ; C~~_withc;.tii .1 . l~_....!"~l! , 8"1 ~!llh! ~~-i-1.s.00, l__.w_! J S~.4 t C&t1ht. I yeti otll 6O€I I D.60 1 ~nlCi.. :2 }'C<lt IlIa- I . . '.00 l_~ {1.~9.i LESSEf _It ha*C lIle np,ht to C'.imp m..mipt ~ me t.lm1J.serJ I'rnMt:.. .: t.,uSf:!'S OWll ri... &1'.:5 shill! ~ fCQIffild tootlraill "flY t1(\....~ ~.oa. If l'C!qlluod, (or rill"_, If l.IDJSEE ihou~ c[e.::tlO deI1rc')''Iltk ellUl,;, an)' <tIll' ;,;;( r.:-Ut'lllS :>hatl W pc:tfuitk4 by Ul.SSOll. 10 ti '''f'l,U lh-s.EE.... lepl~ ~ulld to~ Il<<h f'1.'UfTl!i in theCQUltt) of Coh;tt dot.l ~ W: Sbkt>fFlcllib., Ul!'Wiby". 1.E~&tE ~ledj;l$ - .ttJe.r: VIlli! tie 113 pm hmtlll' or lmY dl;'~lhlll (If nrellnm b)' lESSEE Cf h l$ in..,t=s llflOO Ule: l>I:mitcd Prel'lljs~$~' ex tpccU\'-'llll,lt ~llowed um:ferlhl. tmlle, U.'Ss.m:: fI.1l1~ 1Jl'<<~ l1W .thJ ~!ic:t ami r..... edQrtcmemsecolti!;; prol<<lioo pro..t~ bJ t."" eninrtl:mtnt .~k:J fW.lflC~l'tf~~ tlc9l!l_Pn::mile1l.limj1:dm It._! prov'dc410 Vl)'t'tl~r bl1s1nlffii <lI' qen::Y:$ltUlIltd inC",llktC!'~mt'.. 11m! .tl;.mlwbljC* lit.' ~ ~illl m:urity Ih'Nt'5Ul"CS dcel'hed neces:ao.ty (0;)( IIdllilionl'lllltUleellon 01' the ~I'kd t>1J:itl~.lIlw; the !otlle m~mstbtlity .and et>St of1.E:SSt:E lIII\d "...11 il\","I~c flU I<!m Of eXp<<!lUlr to LESSOR. tUSEE ~l'f ~ for bdl. Il$ ~. wi m~ mrrll1l1f: from.., USf. of ~ ~ PmtI~ ..I,," ""g,.14 .~ ..tQ. ... od.of:~.n1:Ct DlI\l Clpel'\I.tJan tltmtllnteunell IIr l.ESSOft'S ","dlVll ~ti....... ....",... ..,(tltr opeUfI(Iflll tnllll CllmmOI'1 fACtllllM. 21 .- .......,._.~~,-~~.'"'.~ Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 25 of 32 tAl Rights nDll'p<<tflCllll, !P<lnted the: LES5E.J: by lhi, Least ue he~y rt$tIt~ to It.; Lf.SSOR. (I.>) U'SSf.E ,.~. III !MY' .IlIlllllfl tax m>~ "fi!he R:!lr.c$ "f tlIo Dc~,~ll r~m;.i w~ IJ'pliCUhl tmdu taw. \CI Ir a;mliablt. LESS~E l'I~ In f'lYaU ""."'liH- ..-1 pro~' ',lI.,,~.1tllll ""'or b. iflljJOOlCo.Ill\lflllJ till: ('1.uon, ~.'I fhi6 Lv"""'....r " 1"~JR:htllf! ImnfSt in lie PCmIJGr;! rremll';, or l.ESSllt'S pt)SM$$lant,f $.illd l<lIt,khaid IntCI"Illll1n !hi! l.lt:m'sod Prcmi"'lI. (d) Lf~-;Sa slWl tl'Qt "',"fftnn at!)' e:n~~(Il~.a1 J'l"lptl"l) ~~CI',t :t$l;lQ. ~I.;~ u. :.tI~ not hm'IN 10, buml!". or m'!'!J'I''11 or "e~t4tll.m. tlnlcn priOT llP\lro'tal h gratlltld br LESSOR (el LfSSf.E 1iIr;:kwwllld&~ dllt I.ESSOP. m~)' alt..l'" limittlot '~nal hunUllj!; en 1M Demue4 PremlliC$ Ut'I4.r the flolpcr/i~~::<<l d UJC fl~ f ~ vd Wikf;.fc Cllf!:WV.~ ~\iuiOl'L LESSOt\ is apoma.~ tcnkvck~ing .lld 1I'lt'h:m~u,'R r~l~ Vf".lC.OWls. ..nd ftlt L~ $1.'PCM14l.'i1l d any hl-illCfS andm:mbc:rl~r the publiC gel\l$:an~. It! !i<l'llrd '~lIfrr"l1 !I('.c.id..nlS. injury 11.1 LESSEl)'S (.lIltle, lIlld lh\"ffc(cn\;c wilh l..I:S::;uf\:S p\:rrnlltcd \lMI. (0 LESSOR """'1 l!<'Iil.~ a bot_ C~\Qfll1l to ~!(l' " i~.r~ DllWI~ pt.. tBr~ o.mMd l'nmtl~'$ u.ssr:E Jd.~lcd~i '!hat he ",m ~-lCr..tte wiil LESSOR md ~ p\in$ lh&t n.J1' d!:Tdop fOr \II\: [)"ftli,Sed ?r~n,i1ll.'1 ~! it re$ull \)( {1Jbl:a plll1l1!"i. Iml'lc:mcntlbon tiC Ilny ull.:h 1\1111\ ,hall n:qGi.-. tbty (6U) d.y, VI.I(tell n.;l(ice ll' L.1~SSEE anl1 If II rcdu;:l\S tJl4Il""d ",.:1"\,1,, Ii.> l.U8SCI! the rem will I,e :educed lICCotdll1gly ~I'.ncl..f.' " Jr:t=tl!!w~l!" .Om~ -- ARTIClE l!l l;Xll"fl~_\.....t.WJ..~ "ll '~OOiU tlt 1Io1lI}!'lI tho< pm,.U rMa} COtM Jm: pu'. '<liK'n nGIlt. l.lf tt-.(' fllr.:.! dw the i4lf:'U.1 of ~ U:SSOk II'l l~ L"::mi-ud l':t:mis:.1ll';4ll1 not be ~\lbjf!:l ll;lltml far i~c:l'U ntlIde b)i UlI! L~~fil;'. ltllld bem fot ~1ti~K it111:3" I:<~' 11l<l Lt5S~ I.\:t: lpct.iflCllUy PfOh1btilXl (rpft; lUtachittli 1:'1 fir becoming A lien en \II\: mtt:fat of 1M LESSQR in the Dl!ft'I~cd !'umll$C$ or pn,' part IJf either- nil ntlllc:c i~ I\i.,.en I1UUUIIIlI to the proVl\IQ1l1 (If Ilnd il\ eomplialwc ....ith SlilCtiaQ 1u Fl. Fl,,<id... StIllUlM, "'-Knelt: 19 (~m.m! Subjl'tct 10 Lf,!>.$Oll'S. riGht' 1t1..1~i;j::d In :hLt L<::~ LESSOR ((>\,imiJRU tha! Lr.sSEE, tilt P'-Ylog tllc tflf\tal lltw"". ,,~f ~lC,<formini In!! t;n"t!&",ou .....,.,..~ .all...! CQftdiIicM l"aluma oJ u.&Sl:.;; l;ooUillotC bc,-eA m.U ~e:&bI111\,d ~uitll) ha~-e. hcld :w4 $/tjcy tr.e Jor:mtlCtl ~I~ .00 1~ ~l>Chol-.J ~tc s;.'1r'I~ 10 t.f:..">SEE; 1>, ~111UC ~thill.A:al:;.<C '\g;t!el'1lt'111 1\,RlIC1~ J(l, ~~! :~'P f~;lu!"t ,of Lf..$S()!{ to cnf-iJt'U; my :tTrn.1.'f"( :;:ttn:i~~tOl~\ ht'rCt1l s,tutN 'ec ~Ot<e"d to t.~. 'it'..i;,'u ..\JUKU:. 21 ~U~~!v~ llll~~ H", I. <tu.e lb~l t~~ dl'-e:.~"; ~<n.1ott...1Il t>:Jo. t.oUI tfSSO'R tJtd USSf.1;. A..'\.TICL/:; 12 ~rtlltld.!~ TIm r~,u. slujl bo' i!""'=.mc:cG tn<J ;:~stf'\IW ,~ .tI;Ult~'~~ ....::h til= t...,'I- vr l.-\t' Sl.lltt ",( !-Wti:t ,\.RT!CLi; :a ~!ll.!l.mt!1I 1,t:.sSI.t::m...li hl1": lnc ogl!: to asalin thll L~.l: t<J< II !c-gAtl e~l!(y mi'TIeII .~ e_tnlled 'b;r ciliiCt'l~ T~IGr pr Chris~~t(t ,\lle.i'\ t.Es..-'tQ!il rm.!..t~ ~iRd tJ!3!'ty Ad! lL'I$.g.tttm!tl in ...n1ItlS, IN WITKESS W.mREOF, tbe pllrlle~ !1e:el" 11_,.(' he1"C",Hlc:r ~C't !utlh "",If hl!lIIi~ anli ~eilk ,>\S TO It 't Lf_'\S{)II\ DATFXI_,_ L,,::2.....:::::C) 'i. Ant'..:5't' '''''' . no..p..DUr COUNTr C(})I.('djSS1O~'1~RS ,,''V . ""'~{r COlUE!< (~'Y. fW.'''~ - --. L'h ~\c flY rR:1 ~.~;\.l~~,A; t'"';-_~__~_ : '. 1ii:. .' " " ~ !', .- .. .." .. .. .-'" ...- : ~"i"'W"'" .. .....,.~. ..,;; ..- . ,'(;lill; '~2 ;J, : '~""" tAl A. Ch......".., -;A:'~$~ 'J:;~,~rw.~n , ~. "'91'Itd.:oej:'oc . v-\ ,_;,f .{....i::~r.. j:.~,'.'.~t'i'./..~;"b"\". alj~_' .. '-' '.'--- 22 Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 26 of 32 AS TOt.ESSEE: DATED: ",,~ 1., ')00'"\ WTTNESSES: ~ LAKE TAAFr'ORD RANCH. LUP. - \SiP~) ~ C.i'4 ~ . Florid. ti.mh~ ll#bility bmiJed f*rtl'l~ip ...:"""- . . .~-.; BY~'~ - . ~. . ..~ Wont Nnme) 'J$\aJ\~ m6~fA!':i~ TAYLO!'(u ~~Putnef \SI5-~~~t<.. "Q,. ~ \-n:. _...~.... .' ........""......- fPtint NJunc) -- ~~~ (Sip~..I!~-s.<: ~"" "'S- (Print N&-1ne) ~:B~\~ . !S'~.ln:) :)~ fJ \ 'Fi.~ b. ~\E. !Printl;M'lC) : I Appfo\'ed III to fom! and 108111 =tlffklC~fll:Y: ~~~~ ,;1.c::Miftf .. , \\bite, A.~ Cout'lt\' Anmley 23 .-- Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 27 of 32 Exhibit "A" (Legal Description of Demised Property) Property Tax Identification Number: 00052360002 A paras of Land ~ In tte East Half (E))) .ct the East Haft (E%) of the Sovtnv.'eSl Quartet {SWY.l} of the SQioilhc:!.aSt avartet (SE%) 01 Sedan 22, TownShip 45 South, Rang. 28 East, Collet' County, Flor.::ta, being more plIrticvlart)' de~t:ti~ lit fo:Jows: Commence at the Southeast comttt of S<<:tion 22, T<:Minstl<p 46 $wm.Range ZO East. CoU_ County, fiOtJda; thence run S68%51'4 7" W, aiona tho south liNt of the Southeast Qu:..rtot (SE1..) of Illd Section 22 for a di~tance of 1320.38 fClot to thePolnl 0' BoglnolnQ ot !he plltctl or kmd hewin deter/tea: tbQnce cont'rlue S 88-57'41' W. olung the SQUID floe of Ule Soutbe_t Quanet (SE~) cf said Sedon. 2:t, for & distance -- of 330,09 teet !h{:h~ run N O(f31'U" W lor a distance of 1342.S1 fBet; tha'lce fUn N AS"Sir3" 6. '01 G d1QnQO of 3~C/,12 feet; thl;tll~ run S OO'31'1>1~ E. for a astanceof 1342.44 foct to the Pulnt CoIf Bugtnnlng; 00I1t&1lnl''19 1017 acres, mora (lr less. AHD I Propony Tax identifiCalion Number: 0005300000:2 All of SectlQl'l 28, Tovms.l'up 46 South. Range 28 East. CoJter County. FIMt:1a: contai~ 64547 ;itf;les mOle Of Jest. ANU Property Tax IdentIfiCation Number: OOQS20000Q4 AJI 01 Secbon 27. Township 46 Soutrl. Range 28 East Colilar County. FlorIda; c.ontainmg 643.59 aeres more or less. AND Property Tax ldemtih:::ation Numbor 00053200005 !'or, of Sectoo 33, T~hip .c6 SOi.ttfl. J'tange 28 East Col:Jei Co:.mty. flondiil; contair.ang 700.33 acres mere or ~$. 24 '<:to'>N WOC") c.oO,- ."., ......N 0 . 0'>- OJ ONN Z,-O> i ~l ~ I q '.ill, ;i~i ! . ,"~' :1 iff [! c ,l EO>Cl O>..c CO , !, i ' ~!;i !fl:il~ II'; t: I i!lq i~ if I I I ;. " : i ~ ::=:Eo.... ',' t f~t' t I'i "Ij' ,,' e. t I'" co2 ! !; ! , ~ i~!' iiiii:1 ill;! I d d!:! f i~ H II lIit If Ii;! il ., '00.. j I N I I It 't~ ',' 01 '.(1" . .. · I"!' I i co> ~(f) ~ !i i ! I l~111 ~~ ~ Ii; i!!!~l U i!!l!~!d!i I bill:! <( I I~ : ! ~ j!1 ! i !iji!lj I~ilf if!' :qt~ I ~ q P ni : II ii! I II it .,'. Ii Ii i i if fl,1 i i i!.jl;~ ~ii;! p ~ ii 'I~' 'i, ! ~ i n I~ n I. · i ~f ~d ;!= fl >- . l' 'r! . , .~ II. !. I I I . !' Ii. J. < . f ! t i ", .,~ .! w ;; hi, (i t~1 , l ~~~i'l I;:in I!!j!l MI ~ it II n f il if n II !~ ~ ii j!; H '<< ~ '. ,~ , · Jl ,fro . · If'~I'! 1~;UI . P i~ :jl' I i ~ If I .: . H n i 'I I' ~ ']I ,iil ! ... 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II J ! 1 1J'i~:.cr.J ~ /-')'~ J t' :m~ fQ,,~i ra-- j,v--- _!""'_"'~_o!'__~L._____."_ J~,_. i ~," ';:~~~~:... t~ -'\..'N.~T "-..:;.;;,.':' '";;;:.;-,-_~~__ul';:'::'~"{f~ f.:b I : !\; ~ 1 "':"~~ ')N't~,~~ ..! ; = ..~ ;: I ; . ~ J I '. l;,=~ ~ llj i iZt ::j 9 ~'[ !! ! ;~~:ur III il.1 ! ll__. I,.-~ ~ ""r- c._I. S ~ :-~ ~ m~ r:.~ ~ J I I '::':!I l- . <13'L Ii I 1-- k l,l- ~::~ i ci...~.~~~ I 1;.-~ ,U h -...._~ ! ~ .:z 'tt.~..=::.; IIU~ r ~ ~ ! ;1I;li . .p>. ':,. 2 . ~~.~!I L._...A_.._ .._..__.._......._.. '" ' 1 ~ :r <.J ~ z~ <<:x; "'u . CZ ! I gj~ ,;..--, ~ '"'", '.'" i '"'w C i f <<0. "'0.. I ....w wCl. ;>-. "'....... q: 0 -' t: ::i r/J ;>-. 1:: -"""l:~- 0 0.. 0 I-< ~ "~ '<T ; t, 1_.: 1.>.' i E--< Z -MM1 z ,I, ...... : : ,!! a:l c . ...... I J :r:: >< ~_ ~ _._ '.""P' ~ '<t(J)N WOC") (00,,- -NO -en ~N .....Q) EQ)Ol Q).o CIl :!:::Eo... CIl2 "00. CQ) ~CJ) <( en <1> 'C --. en .~ I>. "0 C "'11 :J .g 1 0 grl CO t- 'iF en Iii ". . . Q)" . en /< 1... i:: I I J <1> ~""-r.~-l t '- Q) 1 v- <x: "<. "'Iiil .i, 0- -v 0> ............ -5liil; c c .11 . CIl 11 liJ "0 0::: C .... <1> Q) I"'- 0. C/) 0. <{ Q) (/) a. I 0- (/) .c en "0 \0 '- N en tJ:l ~ .~ <1> l-< ....... ro C/) "0 ;::: <1> ;:j 0 2: co t'- <1> ro en v <1> l-< '- -<e: CL OJ) ;::: .c :.a u ;::: c v CO VJ 0. 0::: :.a '- tJ:l <1> "0 l-< a. ro ~ a. v <1> ...... VJ CL '- 0 ~ ~ V) E-< ....... co ....... ::r: ~ ~ Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29, 2009 Page 30 of 32 I - EXHIBIT 6: Estimated Cost Table be done in removal $800/acre, phases and *will be partially funded through mitigation projects Primitive Trails $1,000 $500 Trail will be mowed -- Signs $1,000 t.b.d. damaged Plant ID, Conservation signs may need Land, and no to be replaced trespassing / dumping signs, speed signage, contact info at main gate Trash Removal $0 $0 New septic system $30,000+ t.b.d. Lodge and caretaker residence - estimate does not include septic design. New well and $10,000+ t.b.d. - will be Lodge and caretaker treatment system costly to house maintain at public standard Renovate Lodge to $50,000 t.b.d. Ramp and retrofit one ADA specifications restroom Demolish little house $20,000 $0 Possible option Renovate little house $65,000+ t.b.d. Possible option Feral hog management $15,000 or t.b.d. Reimbursable program less with USDA Wildlife Services Mowing $5,000- $5,000-10,000 Around lodge area and $10,000 per pasture by lodge year when open Preserve assistant $12,000 for 6 $12,000 Will assist visitors, Job bank position months open and close gates (Seasonal until and possibly mow. Will open full time) eventually be increased to a full time person Agenda Item No. 16E4 September 29,2009 Page 31 of 32 Temporary portable $1,740 for 6 $1,740 - Possible option until toilets (1 ADA; 1 months $290/month for permanent facilities are regular; portable sink; 6 months constructed - United weekly service) Site Services quote Final Management $48,600 Will be reimbursed Plan through mitigation Wetland mitigation t.b.d. Will be reimbursed Plan throu~b mitigation , tRecu""iltg"costSl~1fXfj"'~tE'i:;;~ :j::'>;,!.~~~l~'';d;i'''''~;~~(~&''" ,,'_:' ~'i~\:<?'~'P~("_,:.~rj!'~~;,?t~~~f2~"'frP~'J1 'exotlCs:malnien'ancen-o-t/~ !1~i;~FJ~;;;;':;:i~g,~ri ~w],ethel;iltitial rem(Jval@'f~ hQ.. .."",.,~.,. "\~i!'...,~w..~~."".""",,>....i\il . ......" ,.,.<,,-,. " " .. "~'n ~~'will.be'iif' rtor'tcl.f1nal,,,lf !:;;r~~7zfi.iJ~~~!.pJ~~jf://ji:.~~~ 28 ~Q)N UjOC") <00.... ..-NO . -N ~~C") ...... ::J Z _ _ ....Q) EQ)O> ~ Q).oco ..,:;~><__ ~Eo.. co2 ~p..,~__ -OQ. 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