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Agenda 01/25/2022 Item #11A (Conservation Collier Active Acquisition List #10)01/25/2022 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Recommendation to approve the tenth Conservation Collier Active Acquisition List (AAL) and direct staff to pursue projects recommended within the A-Category in sequential order spending no more than $14,065,100 within Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Fund (172), and direct staff to start accepting applications for Acquisition Cycle 11 following a similar timeline to Cycle 10. OBJECTIVE: To obtain Collier County Board of County Commissioners' (Board) approval to pursue Cycle 10 project acquisitions and commence the process for Cycle 11. CONSIDERATION: On December 3, 2002, the Board approved Ordinance No. 2002-63, as amended, (Conservation Collier Ordinance) which implements the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. On November 3, 2020, the Collier County electors approved the Conservation Collier Reestablishment referendum with a 76.5% majority. Section 11 of the Ordinance provides for the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee (CCLAAC) to recommend qualifie d acquisition proposals for the AAL to the Board for approval. On December 9, 2021, the CCLAAC selected qualified acquisition proposals for inclusion on the AAL provided as a backup. The proposed AAL has been separated into three (3) categories, A, B, an d C. The A-category includes those properties the CCLAAC recommends the County Manager or his designee to actively pursue. The A-category properties are also further prioritized as to which properties should be pursued first. The B - category includes those properties that the CCLAAC does not recommend active pursuit of during the current acquisition cycle but will retain and automatically re-rank in the next acquisition cycle. The C- category properties are those that the CCLAAC does not recommend active purs uit of and will not automatically be re-ranked in the next cycle, but which an owner may resubmit for consideration in a subsequent cycle. The map provided as backup shows the location of all proposed Cycle 10 properties along with currently owned Conservation Collier properties. The process for evaluation by the CCLAAC included staff preparation and presentation of property reports, called Initial Criteria Screening Reports (ICSR). Included in each ICSR was a scoring matrix developed by staff, based on researched and observed data. The CCLAAC then reviewed these reports and utilized the score as a tool along with staff’s recommendation, public input, and other intangible criteria related to their individual expertise, to evaluate and rank the properties. P roperty Summary Sheets, summarizing report data and explaining how properties met Program criteria, are also provided as backup to the agenda item. The ICSRs have been posted on the Conservation Collier website: https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/government/public-services/divisions/conservation-collier/public- documents/tenth-cycle At the December 9, 2021, CCLAAC meeting, the ranking of properties occurred after staff presented summaries of all properties and public comments. Several properties warrant efforts to make sure the Board is aware of specific issues. These include: Sanitation and Bethune Road parcels - Barron Collier Partnership LLLP Although staff recommends this property for the A-list because of its urban location and habitat quality, the CCLAAC recommends it for the B-List to be considered in the next acquisition cycle. Public speakers and the Committee discussion included concerns about potential contamination from the landfill and adjacent Immokalee Water & Sewer Spray fields. Although staff recommends this property for the A-list because of its urban location and habitat quality, the CCLAAC recommends it for the B-List to be considered in the next acquisition cycle. Public speakers 11.A Packet Pg. 469 01/25/2022 and the Committee discussion included concerns about potential contamination from the adjacent landfill and adjacent Immokalee Water & Sewer Spray fields. The property owner removed the landfill from the application in November 2021. The adjacent historic 16-acre Eustis Landfill was opened in 1947 and closed in 1992. The County- operated the landfill from 1980-1985 under a lease agreement with the current property owner. It closed in 1992, with 20 years of required permit monitoring finally completed in 2012. During Acquisition Cycle 9 in 2018, an environmental consultant performed a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) and found two (2) Recognized Environmental Conditions (REC) on the subject property including localized household debris dumping on the edges and debris in the slough. The consultant did not recommend further groundwater testing unless hazardous substances were found during the removal of debris. Immokalee Water and Sewer District (IWSD) does have concerns regarding the security of wells and ponds on the adjacent parcel accessed through the Barron Collier property at the south end of Sanitation Road. Therefore, staff has agreed that if the Program acquires the property, staff will coordinate with the IWSD to ensure the security of these areas. The Pine Flatwoods area has been selectively logged of pine on the Sanitation property “parcel a” since the last review of this property occurred in 2018. The owner advised they plan to treat exotics that have come in because of the logging and clean up debris and/or rutting in the staging areas r esulting from the logging effort. These areas will most likely need to be restored and have shown to already be more susceptible to exotic vegetation due to the disturbance. Parcel b. has considerable ongoing dumping on the property. This will be an additional cost to have ongoing waste removal. HHH Ranch - Hussey Section 33 Both staff and the CCLAAC recommend this property for the A-list. These 252 acres within the Rural Fringe Mixed Use District (RFMUD) Sending and Natural Resource Protection Area (NRPA) are immediately adjacent to the east of the 960 acres acquired by Collier County in 2020. Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers (RCWs) were observed in the areas of the parcels. RCWs have become quite rare in Collier County. The property also has high utilization by the Florida panther. Land Development Code (LDC) Section 2.03.08.A describes RFMU Sending Lands as those lands that have the highest degree of environmental value and sensitivity, and they are the principal target for preservation and conservation. LDC section 2.03.08.B. states: The purpose and intent of the NRPA are to protect endangered or potentially endangered species by directing incompatible land uses away from their habitats; to identify large, connected, intact, and relatively unfragmented habitats, which may be important for these listed species; and to support State and Federal agencies' efforts to protect endangered or potentially endangered species and their habitats… These lands generally should be the focus of any federal, state, County, or private acquisition efforts. According to Collier County Transportation (GMD), a roadway may be aligned through the property. GMD will be expected to follow the Exceptional Benefits Ordinance (2006-58) regarding any roadway alignment if the property is acquired by Conservation Collier. Barron Collier Partnership LLLC - Big Hammock Area 1 Both staff and the CCLAAC recommend this property for the A-list. This parcel contains an inactive oil well. Staff ordered a Phase I ESA in 2018 to determine if there were any pollution concerns. The Phase I ESA found three (3) RECs: the cattle pen, a staging area, and ag fields, but did not consider the oil well a concern. Further soil and groundwater testing was recommended at a cost of $21,100. The CREW Trust is willing to partner for this acquisition, offering $10,000 towards the purchase price of Area 1. 11.A Packet Pg. 470 01/25/2022 Barron Collier Partnership LLLC - Big Hammock Area 2 Although staff recommends this property for the C-list because it is already protected under the Rural Lands Stewardship Area (RLSA) program, the CCLAAC recommends it for the B-List. This area is part of SSA #13 and has Stewardship Sending Area (SSA) credits in escrow. No environmental testing was done during Acquisition Cycle 9, as this area is a marsh and has not been used in the past for anything other than cattle forage in the dry season. Big Hammock Area II is within a Flowway Stewardship and Habitat Stewardship Area which has been voluntarily requested by the landowner to be designated as an SSA. The Board should take into consideration that Area II is within SSA #13 with credits in escrow. Therefore, as part of the existing SSA Agreement, Area II is proposed to be protected from development and planned for restoration to obtain credits to entitle development elsewhere within the RLSA. The remaining uses on the property would include Agricultural Group 2 (unimproved pasture, grazing, livestock raising, etc.); Conservation, Restoration, & Natural Resources. Barron Collier Partnership LLLC would be required to m aintain the SSA #13 restoration areas in perpetuity in accordance with the SSA Agreement. Staff would suggest that such areas not be acquired with tax-payer funds until such time that the SSA Agreement is withdrawn. Further, Barron Collier Partnership LLLC has advised they will seek to obtain R2 restoration credits after the (potential) sale to the County. Staff is of the understanding that the RLSA strategy is to protect lands through incentives to keep maintenance costs out of public responsibility. The RLSA program provides such areas as conservation with no cost to the public through its incentive policies. Here are summaries of the other properties on the Active Acquisition List which do not have specific issues of concern at this time: Dr. Robert H. Gore II Preserve Project Both staff and the CCLAAC recommend these properties for the A-list These five (5) parcels are located off Desoto Blvd. just north of I-75 in Golden Gate Estates. The addition of the five (5) parcels in the application would expand the existing 170-acre preserve by 17.5 acres. The D’Angelo property on 40th Ave SE would be a candidate to install parking for this recently acquired (2018) preserve that is still in the process of having amenities installed. This area is within a historic wetland that connects with the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge (FPNWR) to the east, Picayune Strand State Forest (PSSF) across I-75 to the south, and Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve to the SE across I-75. Parcel near Shell Island Preserve - Magdalener Staff recommended this property for the B-list to the CCLAAC due to the lack of budget in FY22 and its lower vulnerability. However, the CCLAAC recommends it for the A-List. Staff is agreeable to an “A” Ranking for this property as the CCLAAC ranked Acquisition List stays under the $14 million budget. This 18.73-acre property is Adjacent to Conservation Collier Shell Island Preserve and Rookery Bay National Estuarine Reserve along Collier Blvd, south of US41. The Public Transit and Neighborhood Enhancement (PTNE) Division would like to reserve the right of way (ROW) for its bus stop improvements within this property. PTNE would need to compensate the seller for the portion of property needed for the bus stop improvements; this area would be excluded from the purchase by Conservation Collier. Rivers Road Preserve Project Both staff and the CCLAAC recommend these properties for the A-list. The three (3) parcels totaling 29 acres are located south of Immokalee Road in the RFMU and would be an expansion of the existing 77- acre preserve. 11.A Packet Pg. 471 01/25/2022 Parcels near Panther Walk Preserve Both staff and the CCLAAC recommend these properties for the A-list. These 20 parcels totaling 38.45 are within the Horsepen Strand. Some of the parcels are adjacent to the existi ng Panther Walk Preserve. Collier County Stormwater Management has expressed that this is an important area for preservation to provide natural water storage. Several public speakers spoke in favor of this project during the November 8, 2021, CCLAAC meeting. Bayshore Parcels Both staff and the CCLAAC recommend these properties for the A-list. These two (2) parcels totaling 71.16 acres are located at the terminus of Bayshore Drive. These easily accessible, urban parcels are contiguous with the greater Rookery Bay ecosystem and protect diverse habitats from scrubby flatwoods to the saltwater marsh. During the ranking meeting, public speakers spoke in favor of this project. A staff member from the Naples Botanical Garden spoke and indicated an interest in partnership opportunities for the management of the property. Pepper Ranch Preserve Project Staff recommended these properties for the B-list to the CCLAAC due to the lack of budget in FY22 and its lower vulnerability. However, the CCLAAC recommends them for the A-List. Staff is agreeable to an “A” Ranking for this property as the CCLAAC ranked Acquisition List stays under the $14 million budget. The five (5) parcels, totaling 89 acres, are located on Trafford Oaks Road in Immokalee, south of a portion of the Pepper Ranch Preserve. This would be an expansion of the existing 2,512-acre preserve to provide resource protection. Marco Island Parcels Although staff recommended one (1) of the four (4) properties to the CCLAAC for the A -list, one (1) for the B-list, and two (2) for the C-list based on each of the parcel’s habitat quality and cost, the CCLAAC recommends two (2) of the four (4) parcels, for the A-list category, one (1) for the B-list, and one (1) for the C-list. Staff is agreeable to an “A” Ranking for the two (2) properties ranked as “A” by the CCLAAC as their final ranked Acquisition List stays under the $14 million budget. A high amount of gopher tortoise activity has been documented on the two (2) parcels recommended for the A-list by the CCLAAC. Burrowing owls were observed on the Watson Road parcel, which is recommended for the A- list by both staff and the CCLAAC. There were several public speakers regarding these properties during CCLAAC meetings where these were discussed. Marco Island City Councilman Rich Blonna attended many meetings and has offered a partnership opportunity to assist with signage and pathway connections. The City of Marco Island has also offered to assist in providing off-street parking on pervious material and the installation of signage consistent with the City’s Land Development Codes. Multi-parcel projects Both staff and the CCLAAC recommend that the Red Maple Swamp (North Golden Gate Estates Unit 53) and Winchester Head projects remain as A-List acquisition areas and that staff continue to acquire parcels in these areas. During Acquisition Cycle 9 in 2018-19, the Board provided staff with direction to continue to acquire in these areas. In FY20 and FY21, off-site preserve donation funds were used to acquire parcels in these areas. In anticipation of funding in FY22, appraisals were obtained, and letters were sent to property owners in August and September of 2021. Within Red Maple Swamp, 222.96 acres have been acquired, 20 acres are in process for acquisition in FY22, and 63 acres remain to be acquired. Within Winchester Head, 93.5 acres have been acquired, 2.28 acres are in process for acquisition in FY22, and 61 acres remain to be acquired. Multi-parcel project properties in process for FY22 total $354,000. CCLAAC proposed to add another $200,000 for FY22 for an estimated total of $554,000 to be spent in FY22 for multi-parcel projects. 11.A Packet Pg. 472 01/25/2022 Preserve expansion parcels Both staff and the CCLAAC recommend these properties for the A-list. The preserve expansion parcels identify specific parcels immediately adjacent to the existing Panther Walk and Dr. Robert H. Gore III preserves. If the specific parcels shown on the Preserve expansion maps (Attachment 3) within these expansion areas come available for sale and there is a remaining budget after A-list properties are acquired then these parcels can be made offers. ADVISORY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS: On December 9, 2021, at 5 pm, the CCLAAC met in a public meeting and selected qualified acquisition proposals for Board consideration . CCLAAC recommends 39 properties comprised of 1,144 acres, plus multi -parcel properties, for a total of 1,193 acres for the “A” list category to be acquired within Acquisition Cycle 10. The total projected acquisition cost for these CCLAAC recommended properties is $12,147,482. STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS: Staff agrees with the AAL ranked by the CCLAAC (Attachment 1) except for the Big Hammock Area II. Staff recommends this property be placed on the C -list until such time that the SSA Agreement is extinguished. FISCAL IMPACT: The total estimated cost of all properties under consideration in Cycle 10 is $33,174,000. The total estimated cost of all CCLAAC recommended A-list properties in Cycle 10 is $12,147,482. Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Fund (172) currently has $14,065,100 available in the FY22 budget for land acquisition. Assuming available dollars ($14 million) are used for land acquisition, staff recommends that offers are made in sequential order until $13,510,900 are spent, leaving $555,000 for acquisition in multi-parcel projects for FY22. $355,000 is already in process within the multi-parcel projects. Assuming available cash ($14 million) is expended for the acquisition of properties, it is estimated based on current FY22 revenues, that approximately $18 million would be available annually for land acquisition through FY31 if Cycles are completed sequentially. Approval of the attached AAL and direction to actively pursue the Cycle 10 CCLAAC recommended A - category projects will result in estimated acquisition costs (appraisals, title commitments, and surveys) of $218,000. Operating funds are available in the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Fund (172) for this expense. Funding for the management of any lands acquired by the program is budgeted in a separate Conservation Collier Land Management Fund (174), which is funded via a transfer of 25% of the net Conservation Collier ad valorem tax levy. GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: Fee-simple acquisition of conservation lands is consistent with and supports Policy 1.3.1(e) in the Conservation and Coastal Management Element of the Collier County Growth Management Plan. LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: The Conservation Collier Ordinance (No. 2002-63, as amended), in Section 11, provides a legal framework for the development of the Active Acquisition List. The recommendation to acquire A-List properties on the Active Acquisition List falls within this legal frame. As such, this item is approved form and legality and requires a majority vote for Board action. - JAB RECOMMENDATION: To approve the tenth Conservation Collier Active Acquisition List (AAL) and direct staff to pursue projects recommended within the A-Category in sequential order spending no more 11.A Packet Pg. 473 01/25/2022 than $14,065,100 within Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Fund (172), and direct staff to start accepting applications for Acquisition Cycle 11 following a similar timeline to Cycle 10. Prepared By: Summer Araque, Principal Environmental Specialist, Parks and Recreation Division ATTACHMENT(S) 1. Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List (PDF) 2. Maps Cycle 10 properties (PDF) 3. Property summaries & maps (PDF) 4. Public Letters to CCLAAC (PDF) 5. Cycle 10 Presentation (PDF) 11.A Packet Pg. 474 01/25/2022 COLLIER COUNTY Board of County Commissioners Item Number: 11.A Doc ID: 20852 Item Summary: Recommendation to approve the tenth Conservation Collier Active Acquisition List (AAL) and direct staff to pursue projects recommended within the A-Category in sequential order spending no more than $14,065,100 within Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Fund (172), and direct staff to start accepting applications for Acquisition Cycle 11 following a similar timeline to Cycle 10. (Summer Araque, Principal Environmental Specialist, Parks and Recreation Division) Meeting Date: 01/25/2022 Prepared by: Title: – Public Services Department Name: Todd Henry 12/15/2021 10:19 AM Submitted by: Title: Department Head – Public Services Department Name: Dan Rodriguez 12/15/2021 10:19 AM Approved By: Review: Public Services Department Melissa Hennig Additional Reviewer Completed 12/15/2021 12:42 PM Parks & Recreation Summer BrownAraque Additional Reviewer Completed 12/16/2021 2:21 PM Parks & Recreation Barry Williams Additional Reviewer Completed 12/20/2021 1:40 PM Operations & Veteran Services Jeff Newman Additional Reviewer Completed 12/29/2021 8:58 AM Operations & Veteran Services Joshua Hammond Additional Reviewer Completed 12/29/2021 8:59 AM Public Services Department Todd Henry Public Services Department Completed 12/29/2021 9:43 AM County Attorney's Office Jennifer Belpedio Level 2 Attorney of Record Review Completed 12/29/2021 2:51 PM Public Services Department Dan Rodriguez PSD Department Head Completed 01/13/2022 2:50 PM Office of Management and Budget Debra Windsor Level 3 OMB Gatekeeper Review Completed 01/13/2022 3:21 PM County Attorney's Office Jeffrey A. Klatzkow Level 3 County Attorney's Office Review Completed 01/14/2022 8:26 AM Office of Management and Budget Susan Usher Additional Reviewer Completed 01/18/2022 12:59 PM Growth Management Operations Support Geoffrey Willig Additional Reviewer Skipped 01/18/2022 2:18 PM County Manager's Office Amy Patterson Level 4 County Manager Review Completed 01/19/2022 3:29 PM Board of County Commissioners Geoffrey Willig Meeting Pending 01/25/2022 9:00 AM 11.A Packet Pg. 475 Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List for BCC review 12-9-2021 Size (ac)Estimated Value Estimated Value per acre Category Priority for "A" Category 71.16 $1,419,000 $20,000 A 1 257.30 $3,683,800 $15,700 A 1 17.59 $193,500 $11,000 1.14 $14,800 $13,000 A 1 2.81 $36,500 $13,000 A 1 5.00 $59,000 $11,800 A 1 7.05 $83,200 $11,800 A 3 1.59 252.00 $1,262,000 $5,000 A 1 1.02 $622,000 $610,000 Addison Fischer 0.63 $384,200 $610,000 A 1 WISC Investment %Cathe Read - Inlet Dr 0.39 $237,800 $610,000 A 1 38.45 $916,500 $23,800 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 1.14 $0 $0 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 A 1 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 2.27 $56,750 $25,000 A 1 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 A 1 5.00 $75,000 $15,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 1.59 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 A 1 2.27 $56,750 $25,000 A 1 2.27 $56,750 $25,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 Rivers Road Preserve Project 29.10 $1,620,200 $55,700 4.78 $292,000 $61,000 A 1 Eugene Erjavec 4.92 $300,000 $61,000 A 1 19.40 $1,028,200 $53,000 A 1 Charles Hackman Bayshore Parcels (Forrest G Amaranth Trust) Big Hammock - Area I (Barron Collier Partnership) Barry Grossman William F Thommen Sandra Burns Shari Eschuk Lois Behnke Jorge Aguilar Carol Rudnick - Donation Lorraine D Argay Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve Project Charles E Bailey Property Name EugeneD'Angelo Maribeth Selvig - Donation David Wright Paul E Moylan HHH Ranch (Hussey Section 33) Parcels near Panther Walk Preserve Kenneth Cedeno Joe Popp Marco Island Parcels Charles Anderson Isabel Gonzalez Tim R Johnson Veronica Haughton Kroneman Express Inc D & J Investors David Joyce PS & NE Sanchez Kathleen Macrina Virginia Meyer Trust Charles Anderson 1 11.A.a Packet Pg. 476 Attachment: Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List for BCC review 12-9-2021 89.29 $696,362 $7,800 5.00 $39,000 $7,800 A 2 24.50 $191,000 $7,800 A 2 5.46 $42,588 $7,800 A 2 42.90 $334,620 $7,800 A 2 11.43 $89,154 $7,800 A 2 18.73 $1,180,000 $63,000 Josef Magdalener 18.73 $1,180,000 $63,000 A 2 1,144.64 $11,593,362 $10,100 88.23 $1,102,875 $12,500 A 1 63.28 $1,044,120 $16,500 A 1 151.51 $2,146,995 $14,200 48.00 $554,120 $11,500 1,192.64 $12,147,482 $10,200 157.08 $1,884,960 $12,000 A 3 Panther Walk Preserve area - Preserve expansion parcels*39.75 $1,150,643 $28,900 A 3 196.83 $3,035,603 $15,400 0.63 $1,427,000 $2,265,100 B744.2 $1,116,300 $1,400 B 370.00 $3,900,000 $10,500 B 1,114.83 $6,443,300 $5,800 40.88 $11,242,000 $275,000 C 0.50 $305,000 $610,000 C 41.38 $11,547,000 $279,000 Parcel near Shell Island Preserve **Preserve expansion parcels based on budget availability after other "A" List properties made offers Big Hammock - Area II (Barron Collier Partnership) Agua Colina - Marco Island Brian Blocker Jim H Moody Crawford Jim H Moody Crawford Jim H Moody Crawford Emily Arnold A-LIST SUBTOTAL Multi-Parcel Projects Total* Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve area - Preserve expansion parcels* Winchester Head Multi-parcel Project (remaining) Red Maple Swamp (NGGE Unit 53) Multi- parcel Project (remaining) C-LIST SUBTOTAL TOTAL Multi-Parcel Projects Total for Acquisition Cycle 10 (FY22)* Pepper Ranch Preserve Project *Multi-parcel project properties in process for FY22 total $354,000; CCLAAC proposed to add another $200,000 for FY22 for an estimated total of $554,000 to be spent in FY22 for multi-parcel projects. The acreage of 48 acres is approximate. Note: a "Preserve Project" is an expansion of an existing Conservation Collier Preserve; where noted as "Parcels near" a preserve, the parcels are not adjacent to the preserve; all other properties noted are named based on location. Budget for Acquisition Cycle 10 is $14,065,100 WISC Investment %Cathe Read - Dade Ct Rookery Bay Business Park (near Shell Islan B-LIST TOTAL Sanitation & Bethune Rd Parcels (Barron Collier Partnership) Preserve expansion parcels total 2 11.A.a Packet Pg. 477 Attachment: Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) 11.A.b Packet Pg. 478 Attachment: Maps Cycle 10 properties (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) 11.A.b Packet Pg. 479 Attachment: Maps Cycle 10 properties (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) 11.A.b Packet Pg. 480 Attachment: Maps Cycle 10 properties (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Bayshore Parcels (Forrest G. Amaranth Trust) Property Name: Bayshore Parcels Owner: Forrest G. Amaranth Trust, Allison DeFoor Trustee Target Protection Area: Urban Acreage: 71.16 Total Estimated Market Value: $1,419,000 Highlights: • Location: Southern terminus of Bayshore Drive • How many of the 6 Initial Screening Criteria were met: 5 out of 6 initial criteria met. Unique/endangered plant communities, human social values; water resource values; biodiversity; connectivity; not within another Agency project boundary. • Habitat: Scrubby pine flatwoods, hydric pine flatwoods, saltwater marsh and mangrove swamp • Listed Plants: Cardinal air plant (Tillandsia fasciculata) and northern needleleaf (Tillandsia balbisiana) • Listed Wildlife: Florida panther (Puma concolor coryi), gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus), and tricolored heron (Egretta tricolor) • Water Resource Values: The site improves the water quality of Dollar Bay by filtering runoff as it flows from the urban area into the ocean. The site also serves as a buffer that protects the urban area from storm surge and provides flood attenuation. • Connectivity: These parcels connect to the Rookery Bay NERR via the Isles of Collier Preserve conservation area • Other Division Interest: None • Access: Accessible via Bayshore Drive • Management Issues / Estimated Costs: Initial invasive plant removal - $35- 56k, Ongoing invasive plant maintenance - $21k, trails and firebreaks – $3-6k, parking facility - $50k, $20-30k debris removal, $1k signage • Partnership Opportunities: Due to their proximity, the Naples Botanical Garden has expressed interest in partnering in the management of this preserve. • Zoning/Overlays: No Overlays, no TDRs. Residential Single Family Home District (RSF-3), Rural Agricultural Zoning District (A) • Surrounding land uses: Residential single-family homes and conservation lands 11.A.c Packet Pg. 481 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Bayshore Parcels (Forrest G. Amaranth Trust) • All Criteria Score: 245 out of 400 • Acquisition Considerations: Staff recommend that all debris is removed by the seller as a condition of the sale. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 482 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Bayshore Parcels (Forrest G. Amaranth Trust) 11.A.c Packet Pg. 483 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Big Hammock Area I & II Cycle 10 Property Name: Big Hammock Area I Owner: Barron Collier Partnership LLLP Target Protection Area: RLSA Acreage: 257.3 acres Total Estimated Market Value: $3,683,800 This is a Cycle 9 Board “A” ranked property Highlights: • Location: Area I is located adjacent to and south of the Pepper Ranch Preserve in Immokalee, Florida • How many of the 6 Initial Screening Criteria were met – 6 out of 6. Native Habitat, Human Social Values, Water Resource Values, Significant Biological Values, Enhance Current environmental lands, Within Another Agency Acquisition Boundary (High priority in Florida Forever CREW Project). • Habitat: 7 native plant communities present – 5 directly observed. Exotics 10-24%. • Listed Plants: Bromeliads and native orchids • Listed Wildlife: Florida panther, Florida sandhill crane, Little blue heron, Roseate spoonbill, woodstork observed/documented. Habitat for more including Snail kite, Osprey and Audubon’s crested caracara. • Water Resource Values: Recharge of surficial aquifer, protection of wetland species habitat, buffers Corkscrew Marsh from development and non-point-source pollution. • Connectivity: Directly connected to 60,000 acres of CREW lands and through Camp Keais Strand to Florida Panther NWR, Big Cypress National Preserve, Everglades National Park, and more of the millions of acres of conserved lands in eastern and southern Collier. • Other Division Interest: None known • Access: Access through Pepper Ranch Preserve – unpaved road. • Management Issues / Estimated Costs: Initial Exotic Removal estimated at $192,700 and ongoing annual estimated at $39,700. • Partnership Opportunities: CREW (Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed) Land & Water Trust has offered to contribute $10,000 towards the acquisition of Big Hammock Area I (and the Pepper Ranch Preserve project parcels). • Zoning/Overlays – AG-MHO-RLSAO – no SSA over this property. • Surrounding land uses: Rural, farming, ranching, conservation • All criteria Score – 253 out of 400. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 484 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Big Hammock Area I & II Cycle 10 Property Name: Big Hammock Areas II Owner: Barron Collier Partnership LLLP Target Protection Area: RLSA Acreage: 744.2 acres Total Estimated Market Value: $1,116,300 This is a Cycle 9 Board “A” ranked property Highlights for Area II that are different from Area I: • Location: Area II is located south of the Pepper Ranch Preserve in Immokalee, Florida – connects through Area I. • Habitat: 8 native plant communities present – 4 directly observed. Exotics 15%. • Water Resource Values: Recharge of surficial aquifer, protection of wetland species habitat, buffers Corkscrew Marsh from development and non-point-source pollution. • Access: Access through Pepper Ranch Preserve and Area I – unpaved road and trail. • Management Issues / Estimated Costs: Initial Exotic Removal estimated at $655,500 and ongoing annual estimated at $135,100. Barron Collier Partnership (BCP) as part of the SSA Agreement will restore the majority of the SSA including removal of exotic vegetation and maintain at baseline in perpetuity. Restoration in accordance with SSA 13 will be a responsibility of BCP. • Zoning/Overlays – AG-MHO-RLSAO–SSA#13. • Surrounding land uses: Rural, farming, ranching, conservation • All criteria Score – 197 out of 400. Lower score due to presence of SSA overlay. Acquisition Considerations for Areas I & II: 1. Exotic Vegetation Removal and Restoration: The current owner has requested to perform the restoration including exotic vegetation removal on Area II after the sale to Conservation Collier to obtain the R2 Restoration Credits. Timeframe in which these activities are to take place is to still be determined. 2. Property Survey: The owner is offering parcels which include portions that are not legally segregated at present. The map of the project location is conceptual in nature. Therefore, staff has been advised by the Collier County Real Estate section to request that a Boundary Survey (signed & sealed) performed by a Professional Surveyor and Mapper be provided by the seller to depict the exact boundary of the property being offered to Conservation Collier. 3. Oil, Gas, Mineral Rights: Sale of Areas I & II do not include OGMs. If the Board of County Commissioners desires a surface waiver, the Collier entities are willing to provide a surface waiver for 6% of the purchase price for their interest. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 485 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Big Hammock Area I & II Cycle 10 4. Stewardship Sending Area: The Advisory Committee and Board of County Commissioners should take into consideration that Area II is within SSA #13 with credits in escrow. Therefore, as part of the existing SSA Agreement Area II would be protected from development and will be restored to obtain credits to entitle development elsewhere within the RLSA. The remaining uses on the property include: Agricultural Group 2 (unimproved pasture, grazing, livestock raising, etc); Conservation, Restoration, & Natural Resources. BCP would be required to maintain the SSA 13 restoration areas in perpetuity in accordance with the SSA Agreement. Information regarding SSA #13 (from ICSR presented to CCLAAC July 2021): The project achieved no points for vulnerability because its zoning classification favors conservation under the existing Stewardship Sending Area (SSA) Credit Agreement (Resolution 2009-302). The owner has voluntarily requested the land be designated as an SSA (#13). The owner will retain the Stewardship Credits (in escrow) and offer only surface rights to Conservation Collier, retaining the oil, gas, and mineral rights. The SSA agreement will remove the following six (6) Land Use Layers in order: Residential, General Conditional Uses, Earth Mining & Processing, Recreational, Agricultural Group 1, and Agricultural Support (see Exhibit T in ICSR.) The 730-acre portion of the SSA being offered to Conservation Collier equates to approximately 10% of the 7,417-acre SSA #13. The current owner has banked (placed in escrow) the Base Credits, Early Entry Credits, and R1 Restoration Credits in the amount of 20,916.1. The escrow includes the following credits for the entirety of SSA #13: Base Credits (12,999.3) Early Entry Credits (1,317.6) and R1 (restoration) Credits (6,599.2). At 8 Credits per acre, credits from the 730-acre portion of the SSA would entitle approximately 261 acres of future development. Additional R2 Restoration Credits (6,599.2) would be approved upon successful completion of the proposed restoration plan. The applicant has requested to perform the restoration including exotic vegetation removal on the property after the sale to Conservation Collier to obtain the R2 Restoration Credits. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 486 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Big Hammock Area I & II Cycle 10 11.A.c Packet Pg. 487 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Big Hammock Area I & II Cycle 10 11.A.c Packet Pg. 488 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Big Hammock Area I & II Cycle 10 11.A.c Packet Pg. 489 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve Project 1 Parcel Name: Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve Project Target Protection Area: NGGE Acreage: 17.59 Owner(s): 5 parcels offered from various owners adjacent to existing preserve (see table) Total Estimated Market Value: $193,500 for 4 parcels; Rudnick parcel donation not reflected in total estimated value This is expansion of an existing preserve Criteria Summary: • Location: Located just north of I-75 between Everglades Blvd. and Desoto Blvd. • Met 5 of 6 Initial Screening Criteria: Native habitat; human social values; water resource values-; biodiversity; connectivity; not within another Agency project boundary. • Habitat: cypress/pine/ cabbage palm; mixed wetland hardwoods • Listed Wildlife: FWC telemetry shows use by panthers and observed on wildlife cameras on existing preserve. Habitat for Florida bonneted bats and Snail Kites. • Water Resource Values: hydric soils exist; wetland indicators noted and numerous wetland dependent plants species noted; mapped aquifer recharge: Moderate to high annual recharge to the Surficial Aquifer System. • Restoration needs: exotic removal/control needed. Exotics estimated to be 25-50% total (95% along road edges) - primarily mature Brazilian pepper. • Connectivity: The five parcels are immediately contiguous with the existing Conservation Collier Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve. The Preserve is within a historic wetland that connects with the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge (FPNWR) to the east, however it is separated by Desoto and the Test Track. Picayune Strand State Forest (PSSF) is located across I-75 to the south and Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve to the SE across I-75. Ledges under Miller and FakaUnion canals connect to PSSF. Everglades Blvd. and developable lots separate connectivity to the North Belle Meade sending lands. • Access: 40th Ave. is paved (main access road for existing preserve trailhead and planned parking lot). 38th and 42nd Avenues SE are unpaved. 42nd is FDOT ROW – County does not maintain. • Management Issues / Estimated Costs: Initial exotics-$10,000. Ongoing annual maintenance estimated at $5,000. These parcels would be managed along with the existing preserve parcels. • Partnership Opportunities: The Cypress Cove Landkeepers (501c3) purchased the 10-acre homesite and plans to run environmental programs. Conservation Collier has an MOU with the Landkeepers. Staff is coordinating to connect trails where feasible and coordinate on environmental education. • Zoning/Overlays: Single-family Estates zoning. No Overlays. • Surrounding land uses: Mostly undeveloped Estates residential; some lots developed with single- family homes. • All Criteria Score: 258 out of 400. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 490 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve Project 2 Property owner Folio Acreage Estimated Value Lorraine D Argay Estate 41560360003 7.05 $83,200 Kenneth Cedeno 41504760009 2.81 $36,500 Eugene D’Angelo 41661840008 5 $59,000 Charles Edwin Bailey 41618160003 1.14 $14,800 Carol Rudnick (DONATION) 41502560007 1.59 $20,700 Total 17.59 $214,200 11.A.c Packet Pg. 491 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 HHH Ranch 1 Property Name: HHH Ranch Owner: Hussey and Vega Target Protection Area: RFMUD Acreage: 252± acres Total Estimated Market Value: $1,262,000 Highlights: • Location: East of Collier Blvd/951, just north of I-75; immediately east of 960 acres owned by Collier County • 5 of the 6 Initial Screening Criteria were met • Habitat: Palmetto Prairie, Pine Flatwoods, Cabbage Palm, Cypress • Listed Plants: Giant Wild Pine (Tillandsia utriculate) • Listed Wildlife: Red Cockaded Woodpecker (RCW) observed - historic nesting/foraging habitat for endangered RCW; Panther telemetry indicates significant utilization. • Water Resource Values: Wetlands on portions, aquifer recharge, and sheet flow on property. • Connectivity: Contribute to an important wildlife corridor connecting species from the Florida Panther Refuge, Golden Gate Rural Estates, Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve, as well as the Picayune Strand State Forest and Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve to the south through wildlife underpasses under I-75. Provides an ecological link to the northern range expansion goals of the RCW Recovery Plan. • Other Division Interest: Transportation advises a roadway could be aligned through portions of the property • Access: Currently no public right of way access • Management Issues / Estimated Costs: Initial Exotic Removal estimated at $125,000 and ongoing annual estimated at $50,000. Installation of trails $20,000 with ongoing trail maintenance of $5,000. • Partnership Opportunities: None known • Zoning/Overlays: Agricultural; Rural Fringe Mixed Use Overlay-North Belle Meade Overlay-Sending with a portion having Natural Resource Protection Area (A-RFMUO-NBMO-NRPA-Sending) • Surrounding land uses: Agricultural, residential 11.A.c Packet Pg. 492 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 HHH Ranch 2 • All Criteria Score: 181 out of 400; high management and ecological values • Acquisition Considerations: o Red Cockaded Woodpecker (RCW) has become quite rare in Collier County due to increased development. Property also has high utilization by the Florida panther. o LDC section 2.03.08.A describes that RFMU Sending Lands and are those lands that have the highest degree of environmental value and sensitivity; and are the principal target for preservation and conservation. o LDC section 2.03.08.B. states: The purpose and intent of the Natural Resource Protection Area Overlay District (NRPA) is to: protect endangered or potentially endangered species by directing incompatible land uses away from their habitats; to identify large, connected, intact, and relatively unfragmented habitats, which may be important for these listed species; and to support State and Federal agencies' efforts to protect endangered or potentially endangered species and their habitats…. These lands generally should be the focus of any federal, state, County, or private acquisition efforts. o Roadway may be aligned through property. Transportation will be expected to follow the Exceptional Benefits Ordinance (2006-58) regarding any roadway alignment if the property is acquired by Conservation Collier. o Potential for trespass and poaching by ATV. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 493 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 HHH Ranch 3 11.A.c Packet Pg. 494 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 HHH Ranch 4 11.A.c Packet Pg. 495 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Marco Island Parcels 1 Parcel Name: Marco Island Parcels Target Protection Area: Urban Acreage: 2.15 Owner(s): 4 parcels offered from various owners (see table) Total Estimated Market Value: $2,354,000 for 4 parcels (see table) The CCLAAC chose 2 of the 4 parcels – Addison Fischer (Watson Rd); WISC Investment Company LLC %Cathe Read (Inlet Dr). Highlights: • Location: Marco Island • Met 3 of 6 Initial Screening Criteria: Native habitat; human social values; biological and ecological value; water resource values-NO; enhancement of current conservation lands – NO; within another Agency project boundary - NO. • Habitat: Three parcels contain tropical uplands hammock and xeric scrub habitats with the exception of the Dade Ct. parcel which contains majority of exotic hardwood hammock vegetation. • Listed Wildlife: High amounts of gopher tortoise activity have been documented on three parcels except for the Dade Court parcel. Burrowing owls were observed on the Watson Road parcel. • Water Resource Values: score low for protection of water resources as these parcels are not wetland. • Restoration needs: Dade Ct parcel would need significant restoration including exotic vegetation removal. Agua Colina needs some exotic removal, while the other parcels need almost no restoration. • Connectivity: All of the parcels scored zero for no connection to conservation lands • lot). 38th and 42nd Avenues SE are unpaved. 42nd is FDOT ROW – County does not maintain. • Management Issues / Estimated Costs: Addison Fischer and Wisc on Inlet would require approximately $500 each for signage and trail improvements. Dade Ct. would need considerable exotic removal ($5,000) and site work to restore the property as it has over 75% exotic vegetation cover. • Partnership Opportunities: Audubon of the Wester Everglades; City of Marco Island. • Zoning/Overlays: Single-family. No Overlays. • Surrounding land uses: Residential • All Criteria Score: See table below. Properties were scored separately as they are not contiguous and have different characteristics. Burrowing Owl - Addison Fischer Gopher Tortoise habitat - Wisc on Inlet Dr. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 496 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Marco Island Parcels 2 Assessed & Estimated Value Property owner Address Acreage Assessed Value* Estimated Value** Addison M Fischer Rev Trust 1830 Watson Rd 0.63 $191,926 $384,200 Agua Colina 1929 Indian Hill St 0.63 $756,755 $1,427,000 WISC Investment Company LLC %Cathe Read 1810 Dade Ct 0.5 $203,632 $305,000 WISC Investment Company LLC %Cathe Read 507 Inlet Dr 0.39 $158,808 $237,800 11.A.c Packet Pg. 497 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Marco Island Parcels 3 11.A.c Packet Pg. 498 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Parcels Near Panther Walk Preserve Property Name: 20 owners Owner(s): See Table 1 Target Protection Area: North Golden Gate Estates Acreage: 38.45 Total Estimated Market Value: $916,500 Highlights: • Location: Located east of Everglades Blvd between 56th and 72nd Ave NE • How many of the 6 Initial Screening Criteria were met: 4 out of 6 criteria met. Human social values; water resource values-; biodiversity; connectivity; not within another Agency project boundary. • Habitat: Cypress strand forest, mixed wetland hardwood forest, oak/pine hammock, freshwater marshes, wet prairie, pine flatwoods. • Listed Plants: Hand fern (Cheiroglossa palmata), cardinal air plant (Tillandsia fasciculata), fuzzy-wuzzy air plant (Tillandsia pruinosa), giant air plant (Tillandsia utriculata), northern needleleaf (Tillandsia balbisiana) • Listed Wildlife: Little blue heron and Florida sandhill crane observed. FWC telemetry shows use by Florida panthers. Habitat for Florida bonneted bats, big cypress fox squirrel, crested cara cara, wood stork, and snail kites. • Water Resource Values: Parcels protect the marshes and cypress forests of the northern reaches of the Horsepen Strand. Provide flood water attenuation, aquifer recharge, and water filtration. • Connectivity: Once more parcels are acquired, a contiguous pathway following the Horsepen Strand will connect the NGGE to conservation lands to the north. • Other Division Interest: Will assist with Stormwater Management • Access: All parcels accessible via paved roads • Management Issues / Estimated Costs: Initial invasive plant treatment - $11,550, and $2,000 signage. Ongoing annual maintenance estimated at $5,775 for some time. ATV trespass on some parcels may degrade habitat. • Partnership Opportunities: None • Zoning/Overlays: No Overlays, no TDRs. Single family Estates zoning Surrounding land uses: Undeveloped lots and low-density single-family homes • All Criteria Score: 276/400 11.A.c Packet Pg. 499 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Parcels Near Panther Walk Preserve • Acquisition Considerations: Staff recommend purchasing all parcels to ensure maximum flexibility in creating a contiguous wildlife corridor in the future Table 1: Parcel Descriptions Property Owner Folio Acreage Estimated Market Value** Estimated Value Per Acre 1 BEHNKE, LOIS J 39150400000 1.14 $33,000 $28,947 2 AGUILLAR, JORGE A 39151960002 1.14 $33,000 $28,947 3 SELVIG, MARIBETH L 39150640006 1.14 Donation Donation 4 WRIGHT, DAVID V 39151800007 1.14 $33,000 $28,947 5 MOYLAN, PAUL EDWARD 39147640006 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 6 HAUGHTON, VERONICA 39150880002 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 7 D&J INVESTORS LLC 39150960003 1.14 $33,000 $28,947 8 P S & N E SANCHEZ REV/L/TRUST 39143120009 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 9 MACRINA, KATHLEEN 39147320009 1.14 $33,000 $28,947 10 GROSSMAN TR, BARRY L 38846120006 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 11 THOMMEN III, WILLIAM F 38843200000 5 $75,000 $15,000 12 BURNS, SANDRA 38848880001 1.14 $33,000 $28,947 13 JOHNSON, TIMOTHY R & JENETT 38845560007 1.14 $33,000 $28,947 14 JOYCE, DAVID 38848120004 2.27 $56,750 $25,000 15 MEYER TR, VIRGINIA M 38848720006 1.59 $33,000 $20,755 16 HACKMANN TR, CHARLES W 38843560009 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 17 KRONEMAN EXPRESS INC 38846440003 2.27 $56,750 $25,000 18 ANDERSON JR, CHARLES E 38848240007 2.27 $56,750 $25,000 19 ANDERSON JR, CHARLES E & LINDA 38848280009 1.14 $33,000 $28,947 20 GONZALEZ, ISABEL 38846840001 1.14 $33,000 $28,947 Sum 38.45 $916,500 11.A.c Packet Pg. 500 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Parcels Near Panther Walk Preserve 11.A.c Packet Pg. 501 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Parcels Near Rivers Road Preserve Property Name: Rivers Road Parcels Owner: Popp, Erjavec, and Eschuk Target Protection Area: RFMUD Acreage: 29.10 Total Estimated Market Value: $1,620,000 Highlights: • Location: Adjacent to Rivers Road Preserve between Rivers Rd and Krape Road • How many of the 6 Initial Screening Criteria were met: 4 out of 6 criteria met. Human social values; water resource values; biodiversity; connectivity; not within another Agency project boundary. • Habitat: Mixed cypress and wetland hardwoods, cabbage palm, and pine forests • Listed Plants: Cardinal air plant (Tillandsia fasciculata), northern needleleaf (Tillandsia balbisiana) • Listed Wildlife: Florida panther (Puma concolor coryi) frequently detected in adjacent preserve. • Water Resource Values: These parcels help protect wetland dependent vegetation, wildlife, and the underlying aquifer. The parcels lie in a flood zone and likely hold flood water. • Connectivity: These parcels connected to the Rivers Road Preserve and are part of a larger wildlife corridor • Other Division Interest: None • Access: Accessible via Rivers Road Preserve and Krape Rd. • Management Issues / Estimated Costs: Initial invasive plant treatment - $15,000, and ongoing annual maintenance estimated at $6,000. $1500 for trail expansion. • Partnership Opportunities: None • Zoning/Overlays: Agriculture with a Mobile Home Overlay – allows for no greater than one unit per 5 acres currently, but these are “receiving lands” within the Rural Fringe Mixed Use District and TDRs could be used to increase density. • Surrounding land uses: Single-family homes, low density single-family homes, golf courses, and preserve. • All Criteria Score: 250 out of 400 • Acquisition Considerations: Staff recommend that all debris is removed from the Eschuk parcel by the seller 11.A.c Packet Pg. 502 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Parcels Near Rivers Road Preserve 11.A.c Packet Pg. 503 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Pepper Ranch Preserve Project (expansion of existing preserve) Property Name: Pepper Ranch Preserve Project Owners: Emily Arnold, Brian Blocker, Jim H. Moody/ Crawford Trust Target Protection Area: Land Stewardship Area Acreage: 89.29 acres offered (5 parcels, 3 different property owners- Arnold-5 acres, Blocker 24.5 acres, Moody Crawford Tr. 59.79 acres) Total Estimated Market Value: 89.29 acres - $696,400 Arnold-$39,000 (5 ac), Blocker $191,000 (24.5 ac), and Moody Crawford Trust-$466,400 (59.79 ac) Highlights: • Location: Trafford Oaks Road Immokalee, FL. Adjacent to Pepper Ranch Preserve. • How many of the 6 Initial Screening Criteria were met: 5 out of 6 criteria were met (not in another agency’s acquisition boundary) • Habitat: 7 separate plant communities are mapped, 7 were directly observed. This property is primarily wetlands with some uplands. Mostly freshwater marsh and mixed shrub wetlands. Outstanding red maple and pop ash areas. • Listed Plants: 4 listed plant species were observed, some areas were inaccessible due to high water levels. • Listed Wildlife: Many wetland dependent bird species observed. Black-bellied whistling ducks, green heron, and red- shouldered hawk observed. Panther telemetry and neighbor observations shows presence. Other potential listed species include American alligator, Audubon’s crested caracara, Roseate spoonbill, wood stork, little blue heron, and Everglades snail kite. • Water Resource Values: The properties are 90% wetlands and provide for moderate surficial aquifer system recharge. It would offer additional protection of the Corkscrew swamp and marsh complex, and wetlands associated with Lake Trafford. Would add to the protection of the quality of this water source by increasing the buffering of the Corkscrew slough from development and non-point source pollution. The properties provide natural flood protection. • Connectivity: There is a direct connection to the Conservation Collier Pepper Ranch Preserve which is adjacent State owned conservation land including the Corkscrew Ecosystem Watershed. • Other Division Interest: None known • Access: Access is along Lake Trafford Road, a private road, or directly through the Pepper Ranch Preserve. • Management Issues / Estimated Costs: Initial exotic plant removal and treatment estimated at $44,500, and $500 for signage. Ongoing annual costs estimated at $17,800 annually. • Partnership Opportunities: CREW (Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed) Land & Water Trust has offered to contribute $10,000 towards the acquisition of the Pepper Ranch Project (and Big Hammock Area I). • Zoning/Overlays: A-MHO-RLSAO. • Surrounding land uses: Rural, single family, agricultural, and conservation • All Criteria Score: 280 out of 400. High ecological, human values, and management scores. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 504 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Pepper Ranch Preserve Project (expansion of existing preserve) 11.A.c Packet Pg. 505 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Magdalener Parcel Property Name: Parcel near Shell Island Preserve- Magdalener Owner: Josef Magdalener Target Protection Area: Urban Acreage: 18.73 acres Total Estimated Market Value: $1,180,000 Highlights: • Location: Designated Urban. Adjacent to Shell Island Preserve and Rookery Bay National Estuarine Reserve along Collier Blvd South of US41. • How many of the 6 Initial Screening Criteria were met: 6 out of 6 criteria were met • Habitat: 6 native plant communities exist within the parcel. This property is primarily wetlands with freshwater marsh, mangrove swamp, and mixed wetland hardwood components. Uplands include mesic and hydric pine flatwood. • Listed Plants: 3 listed plant species were observed, those within the Tillandsia (air plant) genus. • Listed Wildlife: Wetland dependent species observed include the great egret, American alligator, anhinga, osprey, and mosquitofish. Panther telemetry data indicates habitat utilization and a road mortality event within 0.5 miles of the parcel. bat. • Water Resource Values: The parcel is primarily wetlands and provides for moderate surficial aquifer recharge. This parcel would contribute to flood protection during storm events for surrounding development in the urban area and holds surface waters for half of the year. The wetlands provide filtration and reduction of nutrients to water entering the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. • Connectivity: This parcel is adjacent to Conservation Collier Shell Island Preserve and is an inholding within the Rookery Bay Estuarine Research Reserve. • Other Division Interest? The Public Transit and Neighborhood Enhancement (PTNE) Division would like to reserve right of way (ROW) for its bus stop improvements. PTNE will need to compensate the seller for the portion of property needed for the bus stop improvements; this area will be excluded from the purchase by Conservation Collier. • Access: The parcel is adjacent to Collier Boulevard and Port Au Prince Rd • Management Issues / Estimated Costs: Initial exotic plant removal and treatment estimated at $16,857, and $5,000 for parking, $2500 for trail installation, $20,000 for security fencing, and $5,000 for signage. Ongoing annual costs estimated at $7,150 annually. • Partnership Opportunities: Rookery Bay • Zoning/Overlays: RSF-3 • Surrounding land uses: PUD, Residential, Conservation • All Criteria Score: 265 out of 400. High ecological, human values, and management scores. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 506 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Magdalener Parcel 11.A.c Packet Pg. 507 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Barron Collier Partnership LLLP – Sanitation and Bethune Rd Properties 1 Property Name: Sanitation & Bethune Rd Parcels Owner: Barron Collier Partnership LLLP Target Protection Area: Urban Acreage: 370 acres total; Parcel a. – 258 acres; Parcel b. – 112 acres (2 parcels offered as package) Total Estimated Market Value: $3,900,000 This is a Cycle 9 Board “A” ranked property. The CCLAAC ranked as “B” for Cycle 10. Highlights: • Location: Located within the boundaries of the town of Immokalee on the southwest side west of the Casino along Bethune Road and Sanitation Road. • How many of the 6 Initial Screening Criteria were met: 5 out of 6 criteria met – Native habitat, Human Social Values, Water resource Values, Significant Biological Values, Enhance Current Environmental Lands. • Habitat: 7 distinct native habitats mapped – 6 directly observed. A priority native plant community is present – tropical hardwood hammock. • Listed Plants: Bromeliads, Florida royal palm, Satin leaf, red stopper, hand fern • Listed Wildlife: Osprey observed, potential habitat for alligator, snail kite, little blue heron, American kestrel, Florida bonneted bat, wood stork, Everglades mink, Florida Panther, eastern indigo snake. Known wood stork colonies are close and properties are within foraging area. Within FWC primary panther habitat zone. • Water Resource Values: Properties approx. half wetland and half upland, includes Immokalee slough. Wetland dependent wildlife (birds, apple snails, crawfish) and plants noted. Likely is taking flood waters from surrounding developed residential lands. Surficial aquifer recharge area. Wellfield protection zone. • Connectivity: Connects westward through Immokalee slough with Pepper Ranch and 60,000 acres CREW lands and SSA lands. Landscape connection east to Okaloacoochee Slough & other major conservation lands. • Other Division interest (see report for details): Stormwater Management, Immokalee Water & Sewer, Transportation Right of Way, 15-foot wide cable easement • Access: There is access from public paved Immokalee Road, Bethune Road and South 5th St. • Management & Initial Estimated Costs: Initial exotics control est. at $240,000 plus parking $50,000, fencing/gates $88,400, Trails $5,000 & signs $4,000. Total initial estimated costs - $387,400. Ongoing estimated maintenance - $80,825 annually. These costs do not include building & maintenance of a boardwalk in the slough. • Partnership Opportunities: none at this time. • Zoning/Overlays: Parcel a. - A-MHO; Parcel b. - Estates; both within Urban Residential Subdistrict 11.A.c Packet Pg. 508 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Barron Collier Partnership LLLP – Sanitation and Bethune Rd Properties 2 • Surrounding land uses: Residential single family, multi-family, PUD, and Utility (Immokalee Water and Sewer District offices, wells, and spray fields. • All Criteria Score: 272 out of 400. • Acquisition Considerations: o Landfill: The property contains the historic 16-acre Eustis Landfill was opened in 1947 and was closed in 1992. It was in operation before current hazardous waste disposal regulations were in place; is unlined; and likely has direct contact with the aquifer. The County operated the landfill from 1980-1985 under a lease agreement with the current property owner. It closed in 1992, with 20 years of required permit monitoring finally completed in 2012. Although the Eustis landfill met state closure requirements, the list of analytes monitored didn’t include pesticides, especially legacy pesticides such as Chlordane and DDT, that were commonly used before they were banned. In addition, the well sampled for the final closure requirements may not have been representative as it may not have been downgradient of the groundwater flow which is known to fluctuate. Groundwater samples obtained from Immokalee Water and Sewer failed to provide indications of contamination because they were downgradient and therefore in the wrong location. Samples taken from the middle of the landfill in 2012 showed that the site met permit requirements. Therefore, further testing may be completed outside of the landfill within the area being offered for sale prior to any potential acquisition of the property. Such testing could include groundwater and/or soil testing; Collier County Pollution Control will be consulted on the parameters for testing. Please note: The property owner has offered to remove the landfill and a 50-foot buffer from the sale. o Access: There is access at Sanitation Road, however, there has been a security concern expressed by Immokalee Water and Sewer regarding public use of this lime rock road as it leads to sensitive areas. Additionally, the Immokalee Water and Sewer indicated they have an access easement over Sanitation Road and would need to continue to have this as it is their only access to section 8, where their spray fields are located. An access point off of South 9th Street would be the only access point for visitors to access parcel a. Therefore, access to the south part of parcel a. would necessitate a boardwalk through the slough to take visitors to the southern end of the parcel. o Restoration: The Pine flatwoods area has been selectively logged of pine on the Sanitation property “parcel a” since last review of this property occurred in 2018. The owner advised they plan to treat exotics that have come in as a result of the logging and clean up debris and/or rutting in the staging areas resulting from the logging effort. These areas will most likely need to be restored and have shown to already be more susceptible to exotic vegetation due to the disturbance. o Dumping: Parcel b. has considerable ongoing dumping on the property. This will be an additional cost to have ongoing waste removal. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 509 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Barron Collier Partnership LLLP – Sanitation and Bethune Rd Properties 3 This exhibit was provided by the owner on 11-30-21 as an updated exhibit depicting removal of the landfill from the application boundary. 11.A.c Packet Pg. 510 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) BCC Conservation Collier Property Summary Cycle 10 Barron Collier Partnership LLLP – Sanitation and Bethune Rd Properties 4 11.A.c Packet Pg. 511 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) 11.A.c Packet Pg. 512 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) 11.A.c Packet Pg. 513 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) 0 Robert H. Gore Ill Preserve - Expansion Area 0.5 Miles 1 Legend D Gore Expansion Area Conservation Collier preserve eo1ftr County� 11.A.c Packet Pg. 514 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) 0 Panther Walk preserve - Expansion area 0.25 Miles 0.5 Legend D PWP Expansion Area Conservation Collier preserve eo1ftr County� 11.A.c Packet Pg. 515 Attachment: Property summaries & maps (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) www.crewtrust.org Dedicated to the preservation and stewardship of the water resources and natural communities in and around the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed 23998 Corkscrew Road Estero, FL 33928 239/657-2253 crewtrust@crewtrust.org December 2, 2021 Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Advisory Committee (CCLAAC) RE: CCLAAC Ranking Process The CREW Land & Water Trust would like to express our support for the ranking and acquisition of nominated parcels: Pepper Ranch Preserve Project and the Barron Collier Partnership Big Hammock Area I. Over the years, Conservation Collier has successfully acquired lands within the greater 60,000-acre Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW) Project. This investment has continued to ensure flood protection, water quality, resource protection, provide habitat for many protected species along with providing recreational opportunities for the public. Both parcels would additionally add to these ecological benefits listed above as they are adjacent to the Pepper Ranch Preserve. The connectivity of these parcels to the Pepper Ranch Preserve will also help to facilitate on-going maintenance for county staff. Ecologically, both parcels have diverse habitats resulting in listed species being present. Both parcels also have hydrologic benefits to the greater CREW watershed. The CREW Land & Water Trust requests that both parcels receive high prioritization during your ranking process due to their ecological and hydrological significance. We are also committed to contributing $10,000 for the acquisition of these two nominations to show our support. Thank you for your consideration, Executive Director CREW Land & Water Trust 23998 Corkscrew Rd, Estero FL 33928 Brenda@crewtrust.org CREW Land & Water Trust is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, therefore, your generous donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. 11.A.d Packet Pg. 516 Attachment: Public Letters to CCLAAC (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) 1 DrewKathlene From:Helene Sabatino <hsundaze@comcast.net> Sent:Thursday, December 2, 2021 3:59 PM To:ConservationCollier Subject:Keep Green Space on Marco Island Follow Up Flag:Follow up Flag Status:Flagged EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good afternoon! I can not attend the meeting today, unfortunately, but I would like my opinion to be counted. It is very important to conserve the green space that we have. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Helene Sabatino Henderson Court Marco Island,Fl Sent from my iPhone 11.A.d Packet Pg. 517 Attachment: Public Letters to CCLAAC (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) 1 DrewKathlene From:Chris Damerow <damerowc@gmail.com> Sent:Sunday, December 5, 2021 2:21 PM To:ConservationCollier; rblonna@marcocitycouncil.com Subject:Support preservation of open space on Marco Island Follow Up Flag:Follow up Flag Status:Flagged EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I as a tax payer and have lived on Marco Island coming up on 18 yrs it makes me very very sad to see that the borrowings owls, gopher tortoises and other wildlife have been pushed off lands that have occupied for years all so these developers and builders can make a fast buck. Look I am all for people moving here but at the rate in the last few years has tripled. I feel along with conservative of certain properties I feel very very strongly that a moratorium should be put on builders and developers for at least 5‐10 years. Not only for our precious wildlife and shorebirds but just to slow down. Our infrastructure on this island has deteriorated in the last 5 yrs and nothing is really being done about it as far as I can see, the construction vehicles have ruined the main roads and especially the side roads where the construction is going by leaps and bonds. I don’t want Marco Island to turn into a little Miami or Ft Lauderdale and I am sure many others who have been here for a long time are as frustrated as I am, again as a taxpayer I would rather have my tax dollars go to saving our wildlife and shorebirds because that is one of the reasons I moved here. We need more green space, the more concrete and asphalt you have the more flooding happens on a lot of our roads, there is no place for the water to drain naturally. I don’t know if one of your places to preserve is in front of the Marco cemetery but that would be a spot to leave alone and never build on. I support Dr. Blonna on this cause because I don’t want my tax dollars spent on foolishness that means more building of anything. Put a moratorium on building, because the only ones benefiting from that is the developers and builders, the all mighty dollar that’s all they are concerned about. Thank you for your time and letting me voice my opinion. Sent from my iPad 11.A.d Packet Pg. 518 Attachment: Public Letters to CCLAAC (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition List) Conservation Collier Acquisition Cycle 10 Presented by: Summer Araque 11.A.e Packet Pg. 519 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Conservation Collier Acquisition Cycle 10 •Overview of Cycle 10 •Review of Active Acquisition List (AAL) •Maps & Location information of A-list and B-list properties •BCC Recommendation 11.A.e Packet Pg. 520 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Acquisition Cycle 10 Summary •Accepted applications February 1 –July 31 •47 applications received TOTAL •All properties reviewed for Initial Screening Criteria (ISC) •42 property applications recommended for Initial Criteria Screening Report (ICSR) •Properties ranked by Committee on December 9 at 5 PM •A-List: 9 Project areas (39 properties) •B-List: 3 Properties •C-List: 2 properties Size (ac)Estimated Value Category Priority for "A" Category 71.16 $1,419,000 A 1 257.30 $3,683,800 A 1 17.59 $193,500 A 1,3 252.00 $1,262,000 A 1 1.02 $622,000 A 1 38.45 $916,500 A 1 29.10 $1,620,200 A 1 89.29 $696,362 A 2 18.73 $1,180,000 A 2 1,144.64 $11,593,362 88.23 $1,102,875 A 1 63.28 $1,044,120 A 1 151.51 $2,146,995 48.00 $554,120 1,192.64 $12,147,482 157.08 $1,884,960 A 3 Panther Walk Preserve area - Preserve expansion 39.75 $1,150,643 A 3 196.83 $3,035,603 0.63 $1,427,000 B 744.2 $1,116,300 B 370.00 $3,900,000 B 1,114.83 $6,443,300 40.88 $11,242,000 C 0.50 $305,000 C 41.38 $11,547,000 Pepper Ranch Preserve Project (5 parcels) WISC Investment %Cathe Read - Dade Ct Rookery Bay Business Park (near Shell Island) B-LIST TOTAL Sanitation & Bethune Rd Parcels (Barron Collier Partnership) Preserve expansion parcels total A-LIST SUBTOTAL Multi-Parcel Projects Total* Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve area - Preserve expansion parcels* Winchester Head Multi-parcel Project (remaining) Red Maple Swamp (NGGE Unit 53) Multi-parcel Project (remaining) C-LIST SUBTOTAL TOTAL Multi-Parcel Projects Total for Acquisition Cycle 10 (FY22)* Big Hammock - Area II (Barron Collier Partnership) Agua Colina - Marco Island Property Name HHH Ranch - Hussey Section 33 Parcels near Panther Walk Preserve (20 Parcels) Marco Island Parcels (2 parcels) Parcel near Shell Island Preserve - Josef Magdalener Bayshore Parcels - Forrest G Amaranth Trust Big Hammock - Area I - Barron Collier Partnership Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve Project (5 parcels) Rivers Road Preserve Project (3 parcels) 11.A.e Packet Pg. 521 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active CYCLE 10 ACTIVE ACQUISITION LIST as ranked by CCLAAC Rivers Road Preserve Project 29.10 $1,620,200 $55,700 4.78 $292,000 $61,000 A 1 Eugene Erjavec 4.92 $300,000 $61,000 A 1 19.40 $1,028,200 $53,000 A 1 89.29 $696,362 $7,800 5.00 $39,000 $7,800 A 2 24.50 $191,000 $7,800 A 2 5.46 $42,588 $7,800 A 2 42.90 $334,620 $7,800 A 2 11.43 $89,154 $7,800 A 2 18.73 $1,180,000 $63,000 Josef Magdalener 18.73 $1,180,000 $63,000 A 2 1,144.64 $11,593,362 $10,100 88.23 $1,102,875 $12,500 A 1 63.28 $1,044,120 $16,500 A 1 151.51 $2,146,995 $14,200 48.00 $554,120 $11,500 1,192.64 $12,147,482 $10,200 157.08 $1,884,960 $12,000 A 3 Panther Walk Preserve area - Preserve expansion parcels*39.75 $1,150,643 $28,900 A 3 196.83 $3,035,603 $15,400 0.63 $1,427,000 $2,265,100 B744.2 $1,116,300 $1,400 B 370.00 $3,900,000 $10,500 B 1,114.83 $6,443,300 $5,800 40.88 $11,242,000 $275,000 C 0.50 $305,000 $610,000 C 41.38 $11,547,000 $279,000 Parcel near Shell Island Preserve Shari Eschuk Joe Popp Big Hammock - Area II (Barron Collier Partnership) Agua Colina - Marco Island Brian Blocker Jim H Moody Crawford Jim H Moody Crawford Jim H Moody Crawford Emily Arnold A-LIST SUBTOTAL Multi-Parcel Projects Total* Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve area - Preserve expansion parcels* Winchester Head Multi-parcel Project (remaining) Red Maple Swamp (NGGE Unit 53) Multi- parcel Project (remaining) C-LIST SUBTOTAL TOTAL Multi-Parcel Projects Total for Acquisition Cycle 10 (FY22)* Pepper Ranch Preserve Project WISC Investment %Cathe Read - Dade Ct Rookery Bay Business Park (near Shell Isla B-LIST TOTAL Sanitation & Bethune Rd Parcels (Barron Collier Partnership) Preserve expansion parcels total Size (ac)Estimated Value Estimated Value per acre Category Priority for "A" Category 71.16 $1,419,000 $20,000 A 1 257.30 $3,683,800 $15,700 A 1 17.59 $193,500 $11,000 1.14 $14,800 $13,000 A 1 2.81 $36,500 $13,000 A 1 5.00 $59,000 $11,800 A 1 7.05 $83,200 $11,800 A 3 1.59 252.00 $1,262,000 $5,000 A 1 1.02 $622,000 $610,000 Addison Fischer 0.63 $384,200 $610,000 A 1 WISC Investment %Cathe Read - Inlet Dr 0.39 $237,800 $610,000 A 1 38.45 $916,500 $23,800 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 1.14 $0 $0 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 A 1 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 2.27 $56,750 $25,000 A 1 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 A 1 5.00 $75,000 $15,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 1.59 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 2.73 $68,250 $25,000 A 1 2.27 $56,750 $25,000 A 1 2.27 $56,750 $25,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 1.14 $33,000 $29,000 A 1 Charles Hackman Bayshore Parcels (Forrest G Amaranth Trust) Big Hammock - Area I (Barron Collier Partnership) Barry Grossman William F Thommen Sandra Burns Lois Behnke Jorge Aguilar Carol Rudnick - Donation Lorraine D Argay Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve Project Charles E Bailey Property Name EugeneD'Angelo Maribeth Selvig - Donation David Wright Paul E Moylan HHH Ranch (Hussey Section 33) Parcels near Panther Walk Preserve Kenneth Cedeno Marco Island Parcels Charles Anderson Isabel Gonzalez Tim R Johnson Veronica Haughton Kroneman Express Inc D & J Investors David Joyce PS & NE Sanchez Kathleen Macrina Virginia Meyer Trust Charles Anderson 11.A.e Packet Pg. 522 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Cycle 10 Project area locations 11.A.e Packet Pg. 523 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Active Acquisition List Properties Maps & Location information 11.A.e Packet Pg. 524 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Bayshore Parcels (Forrest G. Amaranth Trust) A-List Location: Southern terminus of Bayshore Drive Acreage: 71.16 acres 11.A.e Packet Pg. 525 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Big Hammock Area I (A-list) Big Hammock Area II (B-list) (Barron Collier Partnership) Location: Immokalee, south of Pepper Ranch Preserve Acreage: 257.3 acres (Area I) 744.2 acres (Area II) Zoning/Overlays: AG-MHO-RLSAO SSA#13 over Area II Area II recommended for B-list by CCLAAC; recommended for C-list by staff due to the existing SSA Agreement Barron Collier has on the property 11.A.e Packet Pg. 526 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active 11.A.e Packet Pg. 527 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve Project (5 owners) A-List Location: Just north of I-75 between Everglades Blvd. and Desoto Blvd. Acreage: 17.59 acres total Zoning: Estates Dr. Robert H. Gore III Preserve 11.A.e Packet Pg. 528 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active HHH Ranch -Section 33 (Hussey & Vega) A -List Location: East of Collier Blvd/951, just north of I-75; immediately east of 960 acres owned by Collier County Acreage: 252±acres Zoning: Agricultural; Rural Fringe Mixed Use Overlay-North Belle Meade Overlay- Sending with a portion having Natural Resource Protection Area 11.A.e Packet Pg. 529 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Marco Island Parcels -4 owners total A-List (2), B-List (1), C-List (1) Location: Southeast portion of Marco Island 4 properties total 2 A-list properties: •Addison M Fischer on Watson Rd 0.63 acres •WISC Investment Company on Inlet Dr 0.39 acres 11.A.e Packet Pg. 530 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Parcels Near Panther Walk Preserve (20 parcels/19 owners) A-List Location: west of Everglades Blvd, north of Oil Well Rd 56th and 72nd Ave NE Acreage: 38.45 acres 11.A.e Packet Pg. 531 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Pepper Ranch Preserve Project expansion of existing preserve (3 owners) A-List Location: Trafford Oaks Road, Immokalee Adjacent to Pepper Ranch Preserve Owners/Acreage: 89.29 acres offered 3 owners/5 parcels •Arnold -5 acres •Blocker -24.5 acres •Moody Crawford Tr. -59.79 acres 11.A.e Packet Pg. 532 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Parcels near Shell Island Preserve Josef Magdalener –A-list Rookery Bay Business Park –C-list Location: Collier Blvd South of US41 Magdalener Acreage: 18.73 acres 11.A.e Packet Pg. 533 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Agent has removed landfill site from the application to include a 50’ buffer (17 acres total) Sanitation & Bethune Rd Parcels (Barron Collier Partnership) B-List Location: Immokalee Acreage: 370 acres (total) Parcel a –258 acres Parcel b –112 acres 11.A.e Packet Pg. 534 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Preserve Expansion parcels •Panther Walk & Gore preserves selected •Only parcels identified on maps •Preserve expansion parcels based on budget availability after all other "A" List properties made offers •If property become available for sale or property owner contacts the Program, Offers would be made based on recent appraisals within the same Cycle for that area •Would reevaluate parcels & concept each Cycle 11.A.e Packet Pg. 535 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active Board Recommendation •To approve the tenth Conservation Collier Active Acquisition List (AAL) and; •Direct staff to pursue projects recommended within the A-Category in sequential order spending no more than $14,065,100 within Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Fund (172); •Direct staff to start accepting applications for Acquisition Cycle 11 following a similar timeline to Cycle 10. 11.A.e Packet Pg. 536 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active QUESTIONS? 11.A.e Packet Pg. 537 Attachment: Cycle 10 Presentation (20852 : Conservation Collier Cycle 10 Active