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UA <br />A <br />Contract #iSD649AA <br />Coordination: <br />Copies of bi-monthly and bi-annual reports will be provided to DISTRICT, FDEP, and Indian <br />River County Public Services Division, <br />Duration <br />December 1999 through March 2002, <br />Conclusion-, <br />This Draft Water Quality Monitoring Proposal is conceptual in nature and will be refined based <br />on input received from DISTRICT, FDEP and other concerned agencies or parties. <br />IX. EDUCATION IMPLEMENTATION AT VI RO LAKES ESTATES: <br />An effective hands-on educational program[ will be offered to the hwneowners of Vero Laker <br />Estates by employing the existing FYN educational program operated by IFAS. <br />FYN Objectives: <br />The FYN goal for this project is to improve the water quality of the South Fork of the St. <br />Sebastian River and the IRL through homeowner participation in implementing FYN BMPs. <br />The specific objective for this project include: <br />Encourage adoption of environmental landscape maintenance (ELM) practices designed to <br />reduce non -point source pollution; <br />Provide technical support to homeowners that with to iltstall or retrofit landscapes using ELM <br />BMPs to reduce non -point source pollution; <br />Continuation and expansion of the FYN program designed to teach residents about ELM <br />techniques that can reduce the impact of stormwater runoff, implicated as a significant <br />source of nonpoint source pollution entering the IRL; and <br />Evaluate the adoption of 'ELM practices by pre/post surveys of program participants and on-site <br />inspection of practice adoption through a Florida Yard Certification process. The <br />resulting voluntary practice adoption patterns will allow the IFAS Cooperative Extension <br />Service and other educators to target ELM practices that have significant impacts on non - <br />point source pollution. <br />FYN Implementation at Vero Lakes Estates <br />The local Indian River County's WAS office will provide educational seminars at the local <br />Breltouse and the nearby North County Library to leach residents about the principles of FYN <br />Page 21 of 28 <br />