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Board of County Commissioners
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CD <br />Category <br />Ranking <br />Ranking <br />Applicant <br />Project <br />Requested <br />Funding <br />Running Total <br />Cost Share <br />Match <br />Match as <br />�6pro� l <br />Total Project <br />Comments <br />AVG <br />SD <br />Coat <br />Verification and <br />validation of high- <br />1. [Stated under both technical merit and benefits to IRL) Relative to other <br />resolution numerical <br />knowledge gaps, how critical is a wave model? 2. Wind, wave and <br />Science & <br />16 <br />LW <br />Florida Institute of <br />wave model <br />$ 54,079.00 <br />$ 1.181,999.23 <br />$ 18,897.00 <br />24% <br />$ 70.776.00 <br />decisions. <br />circulation model for entire IRL will be important74.8 <br />Technology <br />Technology <br />predictions in the IRL <br />Need to discuss with SJRWMD to see if their odelers anndwn <br />4.2 <br />for planning of coastal <br />communicating?? Check match. 3. it would be better to link this modeling <br />restoration / costal <br />with ongoing efforts more explicitly. <br />development <br />1. Concerned about the cost-effectiveness. I liked this project much better <br />then the score reflects. If they were requesting funds for validation of an <br />Harbor Branch <br />The use of community- <br />already -proven technology. I would have scored H higher. 2. Biological <br />Science & <br />17 <br />SL <br />Oceanographic <br />based Indicators In <br />indicators for sediment contaminants; novel survey technique; might take <br />Technology <br />Institute, Florida <br />determining <br />$ 180,075.00 <br />$ 1,362,07423 <br />$ 60,000.00 <br />25% <br />$ 240.075.00 <br />some time to validate methodology for application and management <br />73.8 <br />11.5 <br />Atlantic University <br />environmental health <br />guidance. Cost? 3. Bacterial community composition may be a very <br />sensitive Indicator ofpollution," but it Is unlikely to be an Indicator of a <br />spedfic type of pollution and the relevance of any differences is not clearly <br />demonstrated. <br />Modeling ecosystem <br />Harbor Branch <br />dynamics in the Indian <br />1. This Is a continuationproject anti regardless of score Unless the first <br />Science 6 <br />16 <br />SL <br />Oceanographic <br />River Lagoon and <br />$ <br />year product was a total disaster) I believe H should be supported. 2. 2nd <br />Technology <br />Institute, Florida <br />assessing the <br />48,317.00 <br />$ 1,410,391.23 <br />$ 21,958.00 <br />31% <br />$ 70.273.00 <br />phase ongoing work; model has broad applications; must integrate with other <br />73.7 <br />5.0 <br />Atlantic University <br />potential impacts of <br />models like SJRWMDs; should be refunded despite low score. 3. It would <br />' <br />climate change <br />be better to Ink this modeling with ongoing efforts more explicitly. <br />1. Important in that proposal looks at pharna and personal care products; <br />Monitoring Pollutants <br />human health issues should be elevated as funding priorities; concern about <br />' <br />Science S <br />19 <br />SL <br />ORCA <br />of Concern for Human <br />$ 64,010.00 <br />$ 1,474,401.23 <br />$ 50.000.00 <br />44% <br />$ 114,010.00 <br />M <br />experimental design ails; strong team; questions about how this "act <br />73.2 <br />Technology <br />Health In the Indian <br />would inform management decisions. 2. The lade of understanding <br />7.0 <br />River Lagoon <br />regarding the limitations of Microlox tests raise concerns. Past experience <br />With similar date indicated a problem with interpretation of results. <br />Copepod grazinggrazing on <br />Science 6 <br />Florida Institute of' <br />harm <br />armfulla <br />algal blooms <br />1. Minimum matc h. 2. Important consideration fora I bloom science. <br />Technology <br />20 <br />B <br />Technology <br />and the effect of <br />$ 55,284.00 <br />$ 1,529,68523 <br />S 18,615.00 <br />25% <br />$ 73,ggg,00 <br />Bask scientific research. not clear how it would advise resource <br />72,0 <br />7.0 <br />salinity on grazing <br />management and restoration. 3. This work will expand on existing <br />rates <br />information. Perhaps, not a tremendously thigh priority. <br />Biogeochemical model <br />1. Not sure what to make of this project match. Regardless of score, I do <br />Science 8 <br />Sunergy Power <br />of St. Lurie West's <br />not support this project in the research category. I would feel more <br />Technology <br />21 <br />SL <br />Systems, Inc <br />attainment of on -she <br />$ 50,000.00 <br />$ 1,579,685.23 <br />$ 353.107,00 <br />88% <br />$ 403,107.00 <br />comfortable if it were in with other stromwater projects. 2. Not clear how <br />62.8 <br />12A <br />TMDL for Total <br />this provides broad/new guidance for other locations or how robust the model <br />Phosphorus. <br />might be. 3. The proposed work was not presented In a way that allowed for <br />rigorous evaluation of its utility. <br />Sclence Total: <br />$ 1,579,685.23 <br />$ 1,164,070.57 <br />$ 2,743,755.60 <br />CD <br />
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