Agenda 12/13/2011 Item #16E1212/13/2011 Item 16.E.12.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Recommendation to accept Modification No. 7 to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)
Cooperative Agreement No. 401815J021, which revises the USFWS Project Officer on the
agreement.
OBJECTIVE: To have the Board of County Commissioners accept the attached Modification No. 7
CONSIDERATIONS: The Board of County Commissioners approved the acceptance of USFWS
Cooperative Agreement No. 401815JO21 on October 11, 2005, Item 16A13. Specific Conservation
Collier projects are funded annually through the USFWS and are identified as modifications to
Cooperative Grant Agreement No. 401815J021. Over a 10 -year period, the USFWS will allow Collier
County to receive up to $250,000 under this Agreement.
When the agreement was originally executed in October 2005, Kathy O'Reilly -Doyle was listed as the
USFWS Project Officer in Section XI. of the agreement. Recently, Erin P. Myers replaced Ms. O'Reilly -
Doyle as USFWS Private Lands Biologist for the Southwest Florida region, and will now be overseeing
the agreement. Modification No. 7 revises Section XI. of the agreement to reflect that Erin P. Myers is
now the USFWS Project Officer on the agreement.
FISCAL IMPACT: There is no fiscal impact associated with this item.
LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: This item is legally sufficient for Board Action and has been reviewed
by the County Attorney's Office. A majority vote is required for approval. - STW
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: There is no growth management impact associated with this
item.
RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners accepts Modification No. 7 of
USFWS Cooperative Agreement No. 401815J021, which revises the USFWS Project Officer on the
agreement.
Prepared By: Melissa Hennig, Principle Environmental Specialist, Department of Facilities Management
Attachments: 1. Cooperative Agreement No. 401815JO21
2. Modification No. 7 to Cooperative Agreement No. 401815JO21
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COLLIER COUNTY
Board of County Commissioners
Item Number: 16.E.12.
Item Summary: Recommendation to accept Modification No. 7 to U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service ( USFWS) Cooperative Agreement No. 401815J021, which revises the USFWS Project
Officer on the agreement.
Meeting Date: 12/13/2011
Prepared By
Name: HennigMelissa
Title: Environmental Specialist, Principal,Facilities Management
11/28/2011 1:40:09 PM
Submitted by
Title: Environmental Specialist, Principal,Facilities Management
Name: HennigMelissa
11/28/2011 1:40:10 PM
Approved By
Name: CampSkip
Title: Director - Facilities Management,Facilities Manage
Date: 11/28/20112:21:47 PM
Name: SmithKristen
Title: Administrative Secretary,Risk Management
Date: 11/28/20113:09:49 PM
Name: FoordMarlene
Title: Grant Development & Mgmt Coordinator, Grants
Date: 11/28/20114:05:52 PM
Name: WilliamsSteven
Title: Assistant County Attorney,County Attorney
Date: 11/29/20114:27:20 PM
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Name: PriceLen
Title: Administrator - Administrative Services,
Date: 11/29/20119:39:06 PM
Name: KlatzkowJeff
Title: County Attorney,
Date: 12/1/20119:31:47 AM
Name: FinnEd
Date: 12/1/20113:05:03 PM
Name: IsacksonMark
Title: Director -Corp Financial and Mgmt Svs,CMO
Date: 12/2/20118:51:27 AM
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AGREEMENT NO: 401815JO21
CHARGE CODE 41.545 - 1121 -04HR 1 Y (FY 05)
Amount $10,000.00
DUNS NO: 076997790
- Naples- 021 - Collier- 34104 -14- 07/01/05 - 06/30/15 -To facilitate habitat
improvement primarily for federal trust resources on wetlands -01
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
Between RECEIVED
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR J C' T 20 1'j'51
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
And
COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
And
AU OF INVASIVE PLANT MANAGEMENT
A DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Collier County' Board of County Commissioners
Collier County Environmental Services Department
2800 North HoFseshoe Drive
Naples, FL 34104
Bureau of Inv sive Plant Management
Department of Environmental Protection
3915 Common ealth Blvd, MS 710
Tallahassee, Fl6rida 32399 -3000
Recipient Class: County Government
Catalog of Fed &raI Domestic Assistance Number: 15.631
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II. AUTHORITY:I
This agreement; between the U.S. Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service
(hereinafter referred to as the "Service ") and Collier County Board of County
Comrriissionersi (hereinafter referred to as "Collier County ") and the Bureau of Invasive
Plant Management, State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection (BIPM) is
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This agreement; between the U.S. Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service
(hereinafter referred to as the "Service ") and Collier County Board of County
Comrriissionersi (hereinafter referred to as "Collier County ") and the Bureau of Invasive
Plant Management, State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection (BIPM) is
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hereby entere into pursuant to the authority contained in Section 1 of the Fish and
Wildlife Cooridination Act (16 U.S.C. 66 1) and the Fish and Wildlife Act of 1956 (16
U.S.C. 742a442j).
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This Cooperative Agreement is being implemented in order to facilitate habitat
restoration an improvement primarily for Federal trust resources on wetlands,
floodplains, riparian areas, and uplands. Projects will be undertaken in cooperation
between the ervice, Collier County and BIPM in the location, planning, and
implementation of specific practices on lands purchased through the Conservation
Collier Program, in Collier County, Florida. This agreement provides funding from the
Service to Co�lier County for carrying out projects and activities as identified in the
Scope of Wok (Article V).
The Service, Jollier County and BIPM have responsibilities and goals for conserving
natural resources:
a) The Service has primary responsibilities related to Federal trust species and their
habitats, such as endangered and threatened species, migratory birds,
ana mous fish, and wetlands.
b) The Conservation Collier Program is a taxpayer- funded initiative to acquire,
prote t restore and manage environmentally sensitive lands within Collier
Coun�y for the benefit of present and future generations. Goals of the program
incline: protection of biological values including unique and endangered native
plant communities, wetland and listed species habitat; protection of water quality
and resources; enhancement and protection of current conservation lands
through function as a buffer, ecological link or habitat corridor; and
enhancement of flood protection. Properties will be managed to maintain their
ecological values, and provide natural resource based recreation and educational
c) The > IPM incorporates ecosystem management concepts involving "place -based
management 'that brings together regionally diverse interests to develop
flexile, innovative strategies to address local upland invasive plant management
issue's in Florida. All three organizations share mutual interest and concern for
the oirotection and conservation of all fish and wildlife resources.
The Service has implemented the Partners for Fish and Wildlife (Partners) Program. This
Program diredts the Service to work cooperatively with state natural resources agencies,
counties and municipalities, non -profit organization and others in carrying out the
objectives of the Program. Specifically, the Service can provide funding assistance
through the Partners Program. For this agreement, funding is subject to appropriation of
project funds iby Congress, and shall be for the purposes of carrying out habitat
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activities on County lands, with primary benefits directed
resources.
Teinafter set forth, BIPM will continue assisting managers of public
Is with treatment and eradication of invasive exotic plants. For the
r set forth, Collier County and the Service will furnish the necessary
ials, services, and facilities needed to implement habitat restoration and
ivities on Conservation Collier lands in Collier County, Florida as
Collier County and BIPM mutually agree:
and every provision of this agreement is subject to the laws of the United
the State of Florida.
2. To cooperate in providing recognition for each party of this agreement. Such
recognition may include the display or mention of the names and logos of each
agency in publicity of cooperative projects, publications, project documents, and
any signs placed on project sites.
3. That each arty will assign an official representative to coordinate and carry out the
provision of this agreement.
4. That activities covered within this agreement shall not be construed as obligating the
Service or Collier County to expend, or as involving the United States, Collier
County or IPM in any contract or other obligation for future payment of money,
other than is specifically stated in Article VII of this agreement; or in excess of
appropnaoons authorized by law and administratively allocated for this agreement.
5. That subject to the availability of funds, to commence activities under this
aL,reementi in Federal Fiscal Year 2005.
6. That this agreement in no way restricts the Service, Collier County or BIPM from
participatifrg with other public and private agencies, organizations, and individuals
in similar 4etivities; or from accepting contributions and gifts specifically for the
protections restoration, enhancement, and management of environmental resources.
B. Specifically, the Service will:
1. Provide finds (as specified in Article VII) to Collier County to plan and implement
specific h6bitat restoration and enhancement projects on Conservation Collier
property mutually approved by the Service, and Collier County. Project funding
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criteria and definitions are attached (Attachment A).
2. Assign a'Service Project Officer to coordinate all activities under this agreement.
3. Assist, as needed, in the identification and selection of sites and practices to be
implemented, according to the project selection criteria provided in Attachment A.
4. Provide other reasonable technical assistance as requested by Collier County.
C. Specifically, Collier County will:
1. Plan and implement habitat restoration and improvement projects on Conservation
Collier properties. Project proposals will be submitted to Service Project Officer for
review and approval (Attachment B — Project data sheet).
2. Schedule and participate in a site visit with the Service before and during the
project. Coordinate the projects with the Service Project Officer.
3. Secure qualified contractors and permits to implement the required practices.
4. Monitor activities funded under this agreement and provide site - specific data to the
Service. This shall include the maintenance of complete and accurate records of
actual and necessary costs of carrying out specific projects under this agreement.
Collier County will retain such records for a period of three (3) years during which
time these records shall be made available upon request to the Service for review
and audit.
5. Provide to the Service Project Officer those reporting and delivery projects
specifically identified in Article XII of this agreement.
6. Collier County will maintain the improvements to the wildlife habitat on the
property for a minimum of 10 years.
D. Specifically, the BIPM will:
Provide Collier County information on projects funded through the BIPM
including project costs, acres treated, species treated and treatment dates.
VI. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE:
The period of performance of this agreement is from July 1, 2005 through June 30,
2015.
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VII. AWARD AMOUNT:
A. TOTAL (NOT -TO- EXCEED) AWARD AMOUNT: $250,000
B. TOTAL AMOUNT FUNDED TO DATE: $10,000
C. FUNDING INCREMENTS: The Recipient is advised that the Service's obligation
to provide funding for funding increments included in this agreement is contingent
upon (i) satisfactory performance and (ii) the availability of funds. Accordingly, no
legal liability on the part of the Service exists unless or until funds are made
available to the Recipient and notice of such availability is confirmed in writing to
the Recipient.
VIII. APPROPRIATION DATA:
APPROPRIATION: 41545 - 1121 -04HR lY $10,000 (FY05)
I.X. PAYMENT PROVISIONS:
A. Upon acceptance of the terms and conditions of this agreement, the Recipient may
submit requests for payment using Standard Form 270, Request for Advance or
Reimbursement, no more frequently than monthly. (Standard Form 271 must be used
if agreement is for construction.) The Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996 (P.L.
104 -134) requires that all federal payments made by an agency after July 26, 1996,
must be made by electronic funds transfer unless the recipient certifies that they do not
have an account at a financial institution or authorized payment agent.
B. The original and one copy of each payment request (SF 270) shall be submitted to the
Service Project Officer identified in Article XI.A. of this agreement. Upon approval,
the Service Project Officer shall forward the payment request and one copy to the
Budget and Finance Office for processing.
C. Should the Recipient be unable to complete the provisions of this agreement, all
monies provided by the Service which prove to be cancelable obligations or
unallowable costs in accordance with OMB Circular A -87 ( "Cost Principles for
State and Local Governments ")or the approved budget, shall be refunded to the
Service.
D. This agreement is intended to support a particular project for a specific period of time.
Any portion of funds advanced to the Recipient that are not expended at the
completion of the period of performance of this agreement shall be returned to the
Service, along with any interest earned on that amount.
E. All work that is contracted out by Collier County shall be paid by Collier County,
according to their contracting procedures.
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The Administrative Officer for this agreement is:
Lewis Boggan
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1875 Century Boulevard, #310
Atlanta, GA 30345
Phone: (404) 679 -7231
Fax: (404) 679 -4057
E -mail: Lewis boggan @fws.gov
XI. PROJECT OFFICERS:
A. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Kathy O'Reilly -Doyle
Private Lands Biologist
Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program
3860 Tollgate Blvd, Suite 300
Naples, FL 34114
(239)353 -8442 ext 232
(239)353 -8640 (fax)
e -mail: Kathy_ O'ReilIy- Doyle @fws.gov
B. Collier County Environmental Services Department
Alexandra J. Sulecki, Coordinator
Conservation Collier Program
Collier County Environmental Services Department
2800 North Horseshoe Drive
Naples, FL 34104
(239)213 -2961
(239)213 -2960 (fax)
e -mail AlexandraSulecki @Colliergov.net
C. Bureau of Invasive Plant Management
Greg Jubinsky
Bureau of Invasive Plant Management
Department of Environmental Protection State of Florida
3915 Commonwealth Blvd, MS 710
Tallahassee, FL 32399 -3000
(850)487 -2600
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XH. REpORTING/DELiVERY REQUIREMENTS:
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A. Within 30 days following the completion of an individual habitat restoration or
improvement project under this agreement, Collier County's Project Officer will
provide the Service Project Officer with an overview summary report, including
any recommendations for additional studies or information needed to further
support habitat restoration or improvement associated with the subject project.
Also, Collier County shall document the before and after project habitat condition
by taking print or digital photographs necessary to adequately depict site
conditions. A copy of such photographic materials shall be provided to the
Service Project Officer.
B. Final Financial Status Report: Within 90 days after completion of this award, the
Recipient shall submit to the Service Administrative Officer a final Financial
Status Report (Standard Form 269
XIII. TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The Department of the Interior regulations governing assistance agreements with
state local, or Indian tribe izovernments at subparts A -E of 43 CFR Part 12,
Administrative and Audit Requirements and Cost Principles for Assistance
Programs, (plus relevant circulars of the Office of Management and Budget as
referenced in these regulations), are applicable to this agreement and are
incorporated by reference with the same force and effect as if they were given in full
text. Upon request, the Service's Division of Contracting and General Services will
make the full text of these regulations available.
XIV SPECIAL PROVISIONS:
A. The liability of the Service will be governed by the Federal Tort Claims Act (28
U.S.C. 2671 et sea.. The extent of the liability of the State will be governed by
the laws of the state of Florida.
B. Modifications or renewals may be proposed at any time during the period of
performance by either party and shall become effective upon approval of both
parties.
C. This agreement may be terminated upon 30 days notification by either party and
by mutual consent of both parties.
D. Recipient will comply with sections 2 through 4 of the Act of March 3, 1933 (41
U.S.C. 1 Oa- 1Oc, popularly known as "Buy American Act ").
E. Recipients of grants /cooperative agreements and/or sub - awards are encouraged
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to adopt and enforce on-the-job seat belt use and policies and programs for
their employees when operating company - owned, rented, or personally -owned
vehicles. These measures include, but are not limited to, conducting
education, awareness, and other appropriate programs for their employees
about the importance of wearing seat belts and the consequences of not
wearing them.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Grant Cooperative Agreement to
be executed as of the date therein written.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF INVASIVE PLANT MGMT.
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENT 41, CONSERVATION
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ATTEST:
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DWIGHT E. BROCY, Clerk BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA W. C7
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Depu i,1 jk M1r - S Fred W. Coyle, Chairman
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Tom Palmer
Assistant County Attorney
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ATTACHMENT A
PARTNERS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
PROJECT CRITERIA
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Priority emphasis on Federal trust resources: e.g., migratory birds, endangered and
threatened species, wetlands, floodplains and riparian areas.
• Program emphasizes habitat restoration (i.e., hydrology and vegetation), and to alesser
extent habitat improvement and creation (see attached definitions).
At least 50 percent of the total project cost must be covered with in -kind services and/or
non - Service funds.
DEFINITIONS
HABITAT RESTORATION
Rehabilitation of degraded or lost habitat.
WETLAND RESTORATION
I . Reestablishment, as nearly as practical, of the original (what probably existed prior to
degradation) wetland community, including hydrology and native hydrophytic
vegetation, and
2. Establishment of a wetland community, including hydrology and native hydrophytic
vegetation, different from what probably existed prior to degradation, but at least partially
replacing original habitat functions and values.
ASSOCIATED HABITAT RESTORATION
1. Reestablishment, as nearly as practical, of the original (what existed prior to the
degradation) ecological community, including native vegetation, and
2. Establishment of an ecological community, including native vegetation, that is different
from what probably existed prior to degradation, but at least partially replacing original
habitat functions and values.
HABITAT IMPROVEMENT
Alteration of existing habitat to increase specific fish and wildlife functions and values.
Improvement actions may provide new capabilities, new management options, new structures,
revegetation, or other actions to influence one or several functions and values. Improvement
differs from restoration in that it does not necessarily seek to reestablish or establish whole
ecological communities, and does not necessarily seek to replace original functions and
values.
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Attachment B
PARTNERS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE
PRIVATE LANDS PROJECT DATA SHEET
PROJECT NAME: Conservation Collier Land Habitat Restoration Project
DATE: September 30, 2004
CONTACT: Melissa Hennig
Environmental Specialist
Collier County Environmental Services Department
2800 North Horseshoe Drive
Naples, FL 34104
Phone: (239) 213 -2957
Fax: (239) 213 -2960
E- mail: Meli.ssaHennig@colliergov.net
LANDOWNER / COOPERATOR(S):
Collier County Board of County Commissioners
3301 East Tamiami Trail
Naples, FL 34112
Phone: (239) 732 -2505
Fax: (239) 213 -2960
The Conservation Collier Program is a taxpayer- funded initiative that was approved by voters in
November 2002. It is a program to acquire, protect, restore and manage environmentally
sensitive lands within Collier County. Currently four properties have been acquired through the
program and several more properties are being considered for purchase. If received, Partners
program funds would be used to restore current as well as future properties. Because the
America's Business Park parcel will be the first property to be restored through possible funds
from the Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program, it will be the focus of this data sheet.
PROJECT LOCATION (State, County, Township, Range, Section, Ecosystem, with map):
The Railhead Scrub Preserve property is located east of Old US 41 and south of Railhead
Industrial Park in Section 1.0 Township 48 Range 25 within the northwest corner of Collier
County, Florida. The 80.34 - acre site contains primarily xeric oak scrub. Palmetto prairie, pine
flatwoods, hardwood conifer mixed, cypress - pine- cabbage palm, intermittent pond and
freshwater marsh plant communities also exist on the property. See Maps 1 and 2.
Relationship to nearest National Wildlife Refuge, State Management Area, National Forest,
Wetland Reserve Program Easement, Other Easement or otherwise protected area:
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Collier County Barefoot Beach Preserve is located approximately 2.5 miles southwest of the
Railhead Scrub Preserve, while Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed lands are
approximately 3.5 miles northeast of the Railhead Scrub Preserve. Both of these protected areas
are separated from the preserve by roads and developed property. Two small private
conservation areas belonging to North Collier Industrial Park and Railhead Industrial Park are
adjacent to the preserve to the west and north respectively. See Map 1.
DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE OF PROJECT:
Funds, if received, will be used to remove invasive exotic vegetation from the Railhead Scrub
Preserve property. Although the entire parcel will be treated, it is approximated that at least 10
acres of the preserve are infested with exotic vegetation to a significant degree (80% or more
exotic plant density). Invasive exotic plant species observed include melaleuca (Melaleuca
quinquenervia), Brazilian pepper (Schinus terebinthifolius), downy rosemyrtle (Rhodomyrtus
tomentosa), shoebutton ardisia (Ardesia elliptica), earleaf acacia (Acacia auriculiformis) and
guava (Psidium guajava).
A contractor will be hired to remove invasive exotic plants from the preserve. The contractor
will be responsible for the control of any target trees, shrubs, and seedlings and the application of
any herbicides within the designated project location. All aspects of the control of listed
FLEPPC Category I and II invasive species within the preserve, including any equipment, labor,
supply, and herbicide needs, will. be the responsibility of the contractor. The contractor will take
precautions to avoid harming any native vegetation or wildlife.
The vegetation will be cut at or below grade, treated with an appropriate herbicide per label rates
and stacked on site, or, if possible, light equipment will be used to remove the debris once the
vegetation has been cut and treated. The use of equipment will depend on site - specific
conditions.
Future monitoring and re- treatment of the invasive exotic plant population within the preserve
will be performed by Collier County Staff or qualified contractors.
EXPECTED BENEFITS TO FEDERAL TRUST SPECIES (specify and briefly describe for all
endangered, threatened, and candidate species, migratory birds, etc.):
Gopher tortoises (gopherus polyphemus) inhabit the Railhead Scrub Preserve property. Ninety -
six "active ", forty "inactive" and eighteen "abandoned" burrows were located during a July 2003
survey by Collier Environmental Consultants, Inc. Although no eastern indigo snakes
(Drymarcher corgis) have been directly observed on site, it is highly likely that this federally
threatened species is present on the property. Removing exotic vegetation and allowing native
vegetation to grow in its place will create more habitat for the gopher tortoise and subsequently
more habitat for the eastern indigo snake.
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WETLAND RESTORATION
Hydrology Acres: 10
Sites N/A
Structures N/A
Revegetation Acres: 0
M
# Water - Control
Sites N/A
*Hydrology and revegetation acreage may overlap so that sum exceeds total site acreage
Briefly Describe Type and Benefits:
Invasive exotic vegetation, primarily melaleuca, will be removed from hydric pine
flatwoods and cypress- pine - cabbage palm plant communities on site.
RIPARIAN RESTORATION
Miles Restored/Protected: 0
Briefly Describe Type and Benefits:
IN- STREAM RESTORATION
# of contiguous reaches: 0
Briefly Describe Type and Benefits:
UPLAND RESTORATION
Acres: 70.34
Briefly Describe Type and Benefits:
Invasive exotic vegetation will be removed from pine flatwoods, xeric oak scrub,
palmetto prairie and hardwood conifer mixed plant communities on site.
HABITAT IMPROVEMENT
Acres: 80.34
Briefly Describe Type and Benefits:
Invasive exotic vegetation removal from wetland and upland areas will both
remove the direct threat to infested habitat communities and remove the indirect
threat of a large seed source. Native plants will replace invasive exotic vegetation,
thus increasing habitat for native wildlife species.
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AGREEMENT NO.: 401815JO21
CHARGE CODE: NO CHANGE
AMOUNT: NO CHANGE
DUNS NUMBER: 076997790
MODIFICATION NO.: 7
To
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
Between
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
And
COLLIER COUNTY GOVERNMENT
The purpose of this modification is to revise the Fish and Wildlife Service Project Officer on
the agreement.
1. Article XI., PROJECT OFFICERS, is revised to read:
A. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Erin P. Myers
Private Lands Biologist
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
3860 Tollgate Blvd., Suite 300
Naples, Florida 34224
(239) 353 -8442, Ext 232 (office0
(239) 370 -6302 (cell)
(239) 353 -8640 (fax)
All other terms and conditions remain the same
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR OF
FISH �ANDVILDLIFE, �ERVICE
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ON CALDER
TITLE: CHIEF, CONTRACTING AND GRANT
SERVICES DMSION
DATE:
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