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| MSA 524 B |
East side of U.S. 1 in Tequesta, just south of the Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge, north of Southeast 171st Street.
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| MSA 504 B/E |
Southeast Gomez Avenue, Hobe Sound, north of Loblolly Bay subdivision, west of Peck’s Lake
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| MSA M-5 |
North of St. Lucie Inlet State Park, about one mile west of the St. Lucie Inlet, near confluence of Intracoastal and Okeechobee waterways
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| 0-7 |
Northwest of the St. Lucie Lock and Dam and about a mile south-southwest of the intersection of Florida’s Turnpike and Interstate 95 in Tropical Farms.
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| 0-23 |
East of Savannah Road, north of Florida East Coast railway tracks and south of the Martin County Business Park in Jensen Beach.
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| 0-35A |
West of Boat Ramp Road, south of the C-23 Canal and the St. Lucie County line, in Palm City Farms.
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| M-12 |
Indian River Drive, north of County Line Road, east of Wetland Way (the former Savanna Dunes Planned Unit Development property).
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| M-8 |
10315 S. Indian River Drive, 4,900 feet north of Walton Road, between the Indian River Lagoon and the Florida East Coast railway tracks.
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| SL-2 |
Access from Old Dixie Highway, east of Florida East Coast railway tracks, west of Intracoastal Waterway, 3,300 feet south of the Indian River/St. Lucie County line.
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| IR-14 |
Indian River Boulevard, west of the Indian River Lagoon, a half mile south of the city of Vero Beach.
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| IR-7A |
4290 81st St., east of 43rd Avenue, near U.S. 1, south of Wabasso, on the Indian River’s Lagoon’s western shore.
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| IR-2 |
9900 to 10470 U.S. 1, two miles south of Sebastian, 1.2 miles north of Wabasso, west of the Indian River Lagoon.
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Location: East side of U.S. 1 in Tequesta, just south of the Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge, north of Southeast 171st Street.
Description: Permanent facility to process material removed from Intracoastal Waterway in southern Martin County from Hobe Sound to Palm Beach County line.
Environmental features: Shoreline and mangrove swamp.
FIND Documentation »
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18.54 acres
Site size
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7.3 acres
Impacted area
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Construction date
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$194,640
Current market value
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50,000 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Dredging project
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5.3 acres
Containment basin
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48,000 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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7,200 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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Location: Southeast Gomez Avenue, Hobe Sound, north of Loblolly Bay subdivision, west of Peck’s Lake
Description: Permanent facility to process material removed from Intracoastal Waterway in southern Martin County from Great Pocket to Hobe Sound
Archaeological site: The site is of local and regional significance and potentially qualifies for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. It is regarded as significant because it is the first large prehistoric site ever recorded in the xeric scrub/pine flatwood in southeast Florida.
Environmental features: Interior wetland, mixed wetland hardwoods, northwestern wetland forested, mangrove swamp.
FIND Documentation »
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65 acres
Site size
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14.43 acres
Impacted area
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Construction date
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$2,518,660
Current market value
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93,730 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Dredging project
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10.92 acres
Containment basin
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90,000 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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18,000 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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Location: North of St. Lucie Inlet State Park, about one mile west of the St. Lucie Inlet, near confluence of Intracoastal and Okeechobee waterways
Description: Permanent facility to temporarily store material removed from the Intracoastal and Okeechobee waterways in central Martin County. The site will serve as a staging and temporary storage area for material placed on the beaches of Jupiter Island.
Environmental features: Mangrove swamp, freshwater marsh.
FIND Documentation »
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22.5 acres
Site size
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18.8 acres
Impacted area
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1997
Construction date
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Not applicable
Current market value
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325,500 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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191,427 cubic yards
Four year dredging estimate
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16.75 acres
Containment basin
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2014
Date removing sand from beaches
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Location: Northwest of the St. Lucie Lock and Dam and about a mile south-southwest of the intersection of Florida’s Turnpike and Interstate 95 in Tropical Farms.
Description: Permanent facility to process material removed from the Okeechobee Waterway from just south of the Palm City Bridge to the St. Lucie Lock and Dam
Environmental features: Small forested wetland and large ditches
FIND Documentation »
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77.29 acres
Site size
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39.17 acres
Impacted area
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2012 and 2013
Construction date
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$728,000
Current market value
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564,124 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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2013
Dredging project
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32.63 acres
Containment basin
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530,186 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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18,000 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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Location: West of Boat Ramp Road, south of the C-23 Canal and the St. Lucie County line, in Palm City Farms.
Description: Permanent facility to process material removed from the Okeechobee Waterway from two miles east of the Roosevelt Bridge to just south of the Palm City Bridge in northern Martin County
Environmental features: Small freshwater marsh, wet prairie and a large ditch.
FIND Documentation »
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126.72 acres
Site size
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33.39 acres
Impacted area
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Construction date
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$811,010
Current market value
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314,318 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Dredging project
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29.96 acres
Containment basin
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1,006,000 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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201,200 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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Location: Indian River Drive, north of County Line Road, east of Wetland Way (the former Savanna Dunes Planned Unit Development property).
Description: Permanent facility to process sediment removed from Intracoastal Waterway in northern Martin County from the St. Lucie County line to the Ernest F. Lyons Bridge.
Environmental features: Freshwater marshes, isolated freshwater wetlands, herbaceous wetlands, hardwood wetlands.
FIND Documentation »
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68.42 acres
Site size
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24 acres
Impacted area
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Construction date
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$1,392,400
2011 market value
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169,000 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Dredging project
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18 acres
Containment basin
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165,000 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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24,800 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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Location: 10315 S. Indian River Drive, 4,900 feet north of Walton Road, between the Indian River Lagoon and the Florida East Coast railway tracks.
Description: Permanent facility to process sediment removed from the Intracoastal Waterway in southern St. Lucie County from Bear Point Cut to the Martin County line.
FIND Documentation »
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20.3 acres
Site size
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13.09 acres
Impacted area
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Construction date
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$1,744,100
2011 market value
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84,268 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Dredging project
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9.67 acres
Containment basin
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76,029 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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15,200 to 30,400 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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Location: Access from Old Dixie Highway, east of Florida East Coast railway tracks, west of Intracoastal Waterway, 3,300 feet south of the Indian River/St. Lucie County line.
Description: Permanent facility to process sediment removed from Intracoastal Waterway in northern St. Lucie County, Indian River County line to Bear Point Cut.
Environmental features: Mixed wetland hardwood and ditches.
FIND Documentation »
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56.63 acres
Site size
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17.06 acres
Impacted area
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Completed / $1,200,000
Construction date / Cost
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$3,463,800
2011 market value
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84,083 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Dredging project
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13.32 acres
Containment basin
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78,116 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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15,600 to 31,200 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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Location: Indian River Boulevard, west of the Indian River Lagoon, a half mile south of the city of Vero Beach.
Description: Permanent facility to process sediment removed from the Intracoastal Waterway in southern Indian River County, from a point near Vero Beach’s northern boundary, opposite Gifford, to the St. Lucie County line.
Environmental features: Mangrove swamps.
Archeological features: Inundated artifacts scattered near the Indian River shoreline.
FIND Documentation »
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53.39 acres
Site size
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19.14 acres
Impacted area
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Construction date
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$1,095,101
2011 market value
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178,051 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Dredging project
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15.54 acres
Containment basin
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162,658 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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16,300 to 32,600 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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Location: 4290 81st St., east of 43rd Avenue, near U.S. 1, south of Wabasso, on the Indian River’s Lagoon’s western shore.
Description: Permanent facility to process sediment removed from the Intracoastal Waterway in central Indian River County, from Wabasso Bridge to a point near Vero Beach’s northern boundary, opposite Gifford.
Environmental features: Wetland hardwoods, streams and estuaries, bays and waterways, mangrove swamp.
FIND Documentation »
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42.51 acres
Site size
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11.52 acres
Impacted area
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Construction date
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$1,562,190
2011 market value
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68,742 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Dredging project
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9.88 acres
Containment basin
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13,258 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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2,700 to 5,400 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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Location: 9900 to 10470 U.S. 1, two miles south of Sebastian, 1.2 miles north of Wabasso, west of the Indian River Lagoon.
Description: Permanent facility to process sediment removed from the Intracoastal Waterway in northern Indian River County, from just north of the Brevard County line to Wabasso Bridge.
Archeological features: Disturbed artifacts scattered near Indian River Lagoon shoreline on Duck Point
Environmental features: Mixed wetland hardwoods, freshwater marsh, saltwater marsh, shrub marsh, open water, mangrove swamp.
FIND Documentation »
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179.45 acres
Site size
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56.09 acres
Impacted area
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Began Feb. 18, Ends by Feb. 10
Construction date
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$5,902,580
2011 market value
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428,000 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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2012 or 2013
Dredging project
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46.79 acres
Containment basin
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427,862 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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400,000 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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$3.2 million
Contract amount
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BC Peabody Construction Services of Brooksville
Contractor
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Location: East of Savannah Road, north of Florida East Coast railway tracks and south of the Martin County Business Park in Jensen Beach.
Description: Permanent facility to process material removed from the Okeechobee Waterway from the tip of Sewall’s Point to two miles east of the Roosevelt Bridge.
Environmental features: Forested wetland, vegetated retention ponds and a 520-foot long segment of Warner Creek
FIND Documentation »
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30.66 acres
Site size
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19.39 acres
Impacted area
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Construction date
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$2,309,740
Current market value
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247,902 cubic yards
Basin capacity
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Not in FIND’s 5-year plan
Dredging project
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15.11 acres
Containment basin
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243,984 cubic yards
Sediment over 50 years
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24,000 to 48,800 cubic yards
Amount to be dredged
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FL Republicans turned down Millions in Federal $$ that would have helped keep people out of nursing homes. And how much are they spending suing the Feds’ Affordable Healthcare law? And the EPA for clean water regulations? So FL funding its own inland waterway system makes sense. But there definitely needs to be more oversight. Indian River drive is a very scenic area. Why on earth are 2 dredging dumps there? FL Repubs in control seem determined to destroy FL’s natural assets that bring in so many tourism and recreational $$. Aren’t there unattractive, low population areas that could be used for dumps? Landfills can turn into to valuable hilly sites, if constructed properly. Surely we have the technology to do that, and FIND sure seems to have enough money.