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Task 2: Resource Analysis <br />The data obtained from the resource inventory, historical <br />records and photos, the literature and recommendations from <br />interested local, state, regional and federal groups and <br />agencies will be reviewed with the COUNTY and COUNCIL for a <br />cooperative determination of spoil island classifications. <br />Areas for limited development and passive recreation (e.g. <br />picnicking, hiking and/or camping and sanitary facilities) will <br />be identified. Areas where boating should be restricted <br />(e.g. seagrass beds or shoal waters) will be identified as <br />well as area where wildlife resources should be preserved. <br />Islands with potential and direct research interests will be <br />identified (e.g. those islands with native plant community <br />development and where community succession is taking place or <br />those with entomological research value). Areas where <br />replanting or specific native plants would be successful and <br />the species to be planted will be identified. In the event <br />that one or more islands cannot be classified in the categories <br />currently used, a special case classification may be necessary. <br />The spoil island resource inventory and analysis will be presented <br />to the COUNTY and COUNCIL in a report including any recommenda- <br />tions made by the CONSULTANT. <br />Task 3: Five (5) copies of the final draft document will be compiled and <br />submitted to the COUNTY, along with all graphic materials necessary <br />to present the information in a meaningful manner. The report will <br />incorporate all appropriate comments received from the COUNTY and <br />all other agencies identified by the COUNTY. <br />-3- <br />AUG 81979 Boas 41 PAGE 328 <br />