FYN, fertilizer ordinance, PSAs, pamphlets, website, and illicit discharge Education Polk Public inspection PC-3 and Outreach County education program. N/A Unknown Unknown Polk County Ongoing N/A Ongoing 0.1 4.4 Sumica Preserve Construction of a Water gravel berm to Storage/ Polk water on-site for Hydrologic County/ wetland November Not PC-4 Restoration SFWMD DWM restoration. 4,077.4 $42,850 $13,000 Completed N/A 2010 0.0 quantified The goal of this project is to restore historic Lake Hatchineha floodplain wetlands and habitat within the Rolling Meadows property which Phase I was purchased SFWMD Design Rolling jointly with the and Completed, Not 6 Meadows SFWMD Restoration Department. 1,900.0 $43,200,000 Unknown Department Funded 2014 2015-2016 0.1 quantified Located south of Cypress Lake and includes 23 ditch plugs, berm removal, exotic treatment, and culvert replacement. It helps attenuate regional stormwater runoff and provide incidental nutrient reductions due to plant uptake from overland flows in Not Marsh SFWMD Restoration the marsh. 2,000.0 Unknown Unknown Started 2009 Unknown 0.0 quantified
PC-3 Education and Outreach Polk County Public education FYN, fertilizer ordinance, PSAs, pamphlets, website, and illicit discharge inspection program. N/A Unknown Unknown Polk County Ongoing N/A Ongoing 0.1 4.4 PC-4 Sumica Preserve Water Storage/ Hydrologic Restoration Polk County/ SFWMD DWM Construction of a gravel berm to water on-site for wetland restoration. 4,077.4 $42,850 $13,000 Completed N/A November 2010 0.0 Not quantified Phase I Rolling Meadows SFWMD Restoration The goal of this project is to restore historic Lake Hatchineha floodplain wetlands and habitat within the Rolling Meadows property which was purchased jointly with the Department. 1,900.0 $43,200,000 Unknown SFWMD and Department Design Completed, Funded 2014 2015-2016 0.1 Not quantified Marsh SFWMD Restoration Located south of Cypress Lake and includes 23 ditch plugs, berm removal, exotic treatment, and culvert replacement. It helps attenuate regional stormwater runoff and provide incidental nutrient reductions due to plant uptake from overland flows in the marsh. 2,000.0 Unknown Unknown Started 2009 Unknown 0.0 Not quantified 6
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