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Agreement
Approved Date
01/06/1987
Control Number
87-03
Entity Name
Grand Harbor Estuary System
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Agreement RE Maintenance
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term maintenance of the circulation channels may become desirable <br />both to insure viability of the Open Marsh Water Management <br />mosquito control system and functional viability of the <br />rehabilitated and created marsh. Because the circulation <br />channels will be initially modified by a floating vacuum dredge, <br />they will continue to be accessible by small barge mounted <br />equipment. Numerous access points will continue to be available <br />through golf fairways that lie between upland roadways and the <br />circulation channels. The equipment to be used for circulation <br />channel maintenance will be a form of the jet spray system which <br />combines suction dredging with detritus knives and a spray system <br />which can be accurately directed to adjacent marsh areas. The <br />value of dredge material used as top dressing for marsh <br />restoration is well appreciated. As pointed out by Daiber <br />(1986),"While the tidal accumulation of sediments can influence <br />the plant species composition, the deposition of spoil on the <br />marsh surface can have a profound influence on the well- being of <br />the marsh vegetation." This periodic "top dressing" has been <br />accomplished using the jet spray equipment with authenticated <br />positive results. The jet spray equipment was developed in <br />Florida and is currently available from Aztec Development Co., <br />P.O. Box 3348, Orlando, Florida 32802, 305;849-6420. They have <br />considerable references and independent write ups on their <br />various activities which they would be happy to §hare. <br />The only other maintenance that may become necessary would <br />involve the radial ditches. that would be used to connect any <br />small isolated mosquito breeding depressions that may be <br />discovered after system rehabilitation. Because of the system <br />geometry, however, we do not expect such ditching to become <br />necessary. If they are found to be necessary, their maintenance <br />for mangrove removal will be covered by the same program as <br />mentioned for the circulation channels. If major maintenance is <br />required in the long run, the jet spray system would not be <br />effective because of the narrowness if the radial ditches. If <br />the radial ditches become necessary, they will be cut using a <br />rotary ditcher which also br•oadcaststhe material thinly over the <br />adjacent marshes. This equipment is designed to cause minimum <br />marsh disturbance being built on large low pressure tire support <br />that will actually support the vehicle in open water. This same <br />rotary ditcher can be used for rotary ditch maintenance for <br />detritus and vegetation removal if it becomes necessary. Again, <br />access will be across the golf course areas and the ditcher can <br />be floated through the circulation channels to the radial ditch <br />sites -without damage to the intervening marsh areas. It is a <br />condition of the DER permit that permit modifications will be <br />requested and approved prior to any additional mosquito control <br />efforts. As in the past it will be possible to accomplish any <br />additional ditching (if found to be necessary) by hand labor to <br />reduce any adverse impacts on the high marsh. <br />
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