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Appendix D: Primary Purposes and Reported Natural System Benefits of Project Components Scheduled for Completion in MISP Band 1 (2005–2010)
Appendix D: Primary Purposes and Reported Natural System Benefits of Project Components Scheduled for Completion in MISP Band 1 (2005–2010)
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Winsberg Farm Wetlands Habitat restoration Created wetlands in developed area of Palm Restoration Beach County will provide habitat for wildlife and native plants. L-30N Seepage Management Pilot Improved design Minimal; construction will reduce seepage loss to and reduction of east and save some water for Everglades National uncertainty Park.
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C-111 Spreader Canal Habitat restoration Reestablish sheet flow in South Dade County. North Palm Beach County: C-51 Water storage Improve timing and volume of discharges to and L-8 Basin Reservoir Loxahatchee Slough and Lake Worth Lagoon and improve hydropattern in wildlife management area.
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