Ecosystem Management Agreement (EMA)
with the St. Joe Company

On September 14, 2011, the Department conducted a public meeting to address the Ecosystem Management Agreement (F.S. 403.0752), a proposed ecosystem management agreement between the DEP and the St. Joe Company. The intended EMA Area encompasses 42,399 acres of St. Joe owned lands within the West Bay Sector Preservation Area in Bay County. This public meeting was held in conjunction with the US Army Corps of Engineers who presented their Regional General Permit (RGP) which in part covers the same area as the EMA.

 

Public Meeting Agenda September 14, 2011

 

List of Exhibits *

The St. Joe Company Ecosystem Management Agreement For Bay County/West Bay Sector Plan (DRAFT)

 

• Exhibit 1:         EMA Boundary [1.4MB]

• Exhibit 2:         Sediment & Erosion Control [460]

• Exhibit 3:         Sub Watershed Map [1.6MG]

• Exhibit 4:         Conservation Unit Map [1.7MB]

• Exhibit 5:         Conservation Unit Map – Crooked Creek/West Bay [928KB]

• Exhibit 6:         Conservation Unit Map – Fannin Bayou/Warren Bayou [1.5MB]

• Exhibit 7:         Conservation Unit Map – Burnt Mill Creek/Doyle Creek Frontal [1.1MB]

• Exhibit 8:         Conservation Unit Map – Little Burnt Mill Creek [963KB]

• Exhibit 9:         Conservation Unit Map – Pine Log Creek [792KB]

• Exhibit 10:       Conservation Units Descriptions 

  • Crooked Creek/West Bay [174KB]

  • Fannin Bayou [170KB]

  • Burnt Mill Creek/Doyle Creek Frontal [33KB]

  • Little Burnt Mill Creek [168KB]

  • Pine Log Creek [230KB]

• Exhibit 11:       Principles for Forest & Wildlife Management of Conservation Units [205KB]

• Exhibit 12:       Conservation Units Checklist [33KB]

• Exhibit 13:       Converted / Unconverted Wetlands [2.4MB]

• Exhibit 14:       2007 Aerial Photo [1.8MB]

• Exhibit 15:       Hydrologically Sensitive Areas Map [234KB]

• Exhibit 16:       Individual Project Approval Checklist [48KB]

• Exhibit 17:       General Conditions [32KB]

• Exhibit 18:       Conservation Easement for Conservation Units Type I [68KB]

• Exhibit 19:       Conservation Easement for Conservation Units Type II [46KB]

• Exhibit 20:       Conservation Easement for Mitigation/Preservation [41KB]

• Exhibit 21:       Conservation Easement for Hydrologically Sensitive Areas [49KB]

   

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For more information contact:
Northwest District's Andrew Joslyn
(850)595-0671