2014-2015 FK-126 08/20/2014AMY NEAVILIN, CPA
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT & COMPTROLLER
MONM COUNTY, RMIM
DATE: October 3, 2014
TO: Christine Hurley, Director of
Growth Management
ATTN. Mayra Tezanos
Executive Assistant
FROM: Lindsey Ballard, D. C�
At the August 20, 2014, Board of County Commissioner's meeting the Board granted approval
and authorized execution of Items:
G3 Task Assignment with Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (FFWCC) to receive
$70,000 for the removal of invasive exotic plants from conservation lands that are owned or managed by
Monroe County.
G4 Task Assignment with Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (FFWCC) to receive
$125,000 which will allow the County to hire a contracted crew of invasive exotic plant control
technicians to treat invasive exotic plants on conservation lands that are owned or managed by Monroe
County.
Enclosed is duplicate originals executed on behalf of Monroe County, for your handling. Should you
have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
cc: County Attorney
Finance (electronic copy)
File
500 Whitehead Street Suite 101, PO Box 1980, Key West FL 33040 Phone: 305-295-3130 Fax: 305-295-3663
3117 Overseas Highway, Marathon, FL 330SO Phone: 305-289-6027 Fax. 305-289-6025
88820 Overseas Highway, Plantation Key, FL 33070 Phone: 852-7145 Fax: 305-852-7146
TASK ASSIGNMENT NOTIFICATION FORM
FWC CONTRACT NO. 13101
Task Assignment Number: FK-I26 Date: 6 June 2014
Contractor Name:Monroe County FWC Contract Manager.Ruark Cleary(850)619 9420
Contractor's Contract Manager:Beth Bergh 305289.2511 MC Site Manager Jackie Smith(7]2)871-5407
Project Title:Monroe County Contracted Initial PION: 97849391000
Task Description and Payment Schedule:See Exhibit I. The Contractor is not authorized to perform work on any additional sites until such time as the FWC and
the Contractor have filly executed a Change Order for said additional work. Any work performed by the Contractor contrary to this Task Assignment shall be at
the Contractors expense.The Contractor is authorized to subcontract.
Deliverables: As specified in the Scope of Work(Exhibit I):systematically traverse,locate,and treat 100%of the listed invasive plants within the 10 acres of
Monroe County Properties resulting in a minimum of95%of target plants being killed
'Task Assignment Conditions
I. The Contactor shall provide written notification to the Contract Manager upon completion of treatment events).
2. Upon FWC Site Manager approval,the Contractor is authonzed to control incidental occurrences of any current FEPPC category one or category two invasive
exotic plant species encountered within the Project Sitc(s). Costs for these control operations shall not exceed the established Task Assignment amount,and must
not jeopardize the Contractor's ability to achieve the enquired level of control fiu the primary target species. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to determine
that all control operations do not exceed the established Task Assignment amount.
Financial Consequences:
If the Contractor materially fails to comply with the tens and conditions ofthis Purchase Order as determined by the Contract Manager,including any
Federal and State statutes,rules or regulations applicable to this Purchase Order,the Commission shall take one or more of the following actions,as
appropriate for the circumstances and allowed by law:A-Temporarily withhold cash payments pending correction of the deficiency;B-Reduction of cash
payment if correction of deficiency is not madct C-Disallow all or part of the cost of the activity or action not in compliance;D-Request rethnd of previously
disbursed payments related to deficiency;E-Wholly or partly suspend or terminate this agreement;F-Withhold future Purchase Onler for the project or
program;O-Seek other remedies legally available
Task Assignment Start Date: Upon execution Final Treatment Completion Date: June 30,2015
'I ask Assignment Type: Amount Not To Exceed:
Fixed Price $70 0tb_00
Total Task Assignment Value $70000.00
Funding lnf ation:
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TASK ASSIGNMENT RESPONSIBILITIES
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CONTRACTOR:
I. Upon full execution of the Task Assignment,the Contractor will coordinate with the FWC Site Manager to establish a mutually
agreeable work schedule;
2. A Ground Crew Supervisor,employed by the Contractor,will be present at all times when work on the site is underway;
3. Ground Crew Supervisors will be responsible for all control activities and safety on project sites. The Ground Crew Supervisor
will assure contract crews arc knowledgeable of,and remain within property and treatment boundaries. Every effort shall he
made by the Contractor to avoid damage to native vegetation and wildlife;
4. Ground Crew Supervisors will be pesticide applicators possessing current certification by the Florida Department of Agriculture
and Consumer Services(FDACS)in the Natural Areas categories. A copy of each supervisors FDACS certification will be
provided to the FWC Site Manager prior to initiation of on-site supervisory duties;
5. The Ground Crew Supervisor may supervise a maximum of eight(8)field employees at any given time,unless otherwise noted
in the Task Assignment;
6. The Ground Crew Supervisor shall be responsible for the collection,recording,and timely submission of all data and Tern rts
required. At weekly intervals and at the completion of initial treatments and site reassessment,a complete report will be
submitted to the Site Manager detailing sites treated,number and size of plants killed,and type of treatment used.This data will
be recorded on the FWC"Daily Progress Report Form";
7. The Contractor will strictly adhere to all herbicide label application,precautionary,and safety statements;
8. All control efforts shall be at least 95%effective in preventing re-sprout of treated target vegetation. If 95%kill rate is not
achieved for any area of the project after two months following project completion,one additional thorough treatment of the
plant species listed under"Project Goals"in the project area will be the responsibility of the Contractor at no cost to the FWC;
9. The Contractor shall forward an original invoice along with all corresponding Daily Progress Report Forms,completed and
approved,to FWC Invasive Plant Management,3800 Commonwealth Boulevard,MS 705,Tallahassee, Florida 32399-3000
within ten(10)working days of work completion.
10. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE FWC SITE MANAGER:
I I. The Site Manager reserves the right to inspect,at any time,the Contractors procedure,spray system(s),spray solution(s),and
other ancillary equipment,and to approve operating personnel. Inspection,however,will not relieve the Contractor of any
obligations or responsibilities nor will it transfer any liability to the lands listed under"Project Location";
12. No additional work can be added to this Task Assignment without a fully executed Change Order. Additional work includes
additional treatment areas or change in treatment methodology;
13. The site management agency authorizes FWC Invasive Plant Management staff to approve invoice payments of all fends
encumbered under this Task Assignment. Payment will be approved only for that work approved by the Site Manager. A copy
of the approved invoice will be forwarded to the site management agency.
FWC Contract No. 13101;Task Assignment FK-126,Page 2 of 2
Project
Exhibit 1
Project Information
Project Title : Monroe County Contracted Removal (Initial)
Fiscal Year : 2014-2015
Project Category : Large
Treatment Type : Initial
Timing of the Treatment(s) : Information not provided
Contact Information
Site Manager Contact Information
First Name: Beth
Last Name : Bergh
Addressl : 2796 Overseas Hwy,Suite 400
City : MARATHON
State: FL
Zip: 33050
Primary Phone : 305-289-2511
Email : bergh-beth@monroecounty-fl.gov
Location
Managed Area : Monroe County Managed Areas
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Total Acreage of Managed Area : 1,606
Lead Agency : Monroe County
Regional Working Group : Florida Keys
Project Location
Monroe County conservation lands are located throughout the Florida Keys from Key West to Key Largo, with the majority of the lands located in the
Lower Keys(south of the Seven Mile Bridge)and in Key Largo. These lands are either owned by Monroe County or owned by the State of Florida and
managed by the County through a management lease. There are approximately 3,878 parcels and 1,700 acres of Monroe County conservation lands.
Most individual parcels are only 0.1 acre in size, but many are contiguous and combine to form much larger management units. The current project
includes work on Upper Sugarloaf Key, Big Pine Key, Fat Deer Key and Key Largo.
Project Counties
County
Monroe
Directions to Pre-bid Location
NA - County to hire contractor
Description
Habitat Description
See attached tables (PDF)of Natural Communities and Adjacent Natural Areas.These areas provide habitat and resources for a myriad of wildlife,
including resident and migratory birds, and endemic plant species. The non-native plants that invade these areas decrease habitat value and lower
biodiversity. Just a few of the state and federally listed endangered and threatened species of animals and plants that potentially utilize these
habitats include: white-crowned pigeon (Columba leucocephala), Key deer(Odocoileus virginianus clavium), Lower Keys marsh rabbit(Sylvilagus
palustris hefneri), Schaus swallowtail butterfly (Heraclides aristodemis ponceanus), Bartram's hairstreak butterfly(Strymon acis bartrami),eastern
indigo snake (Drymarchon corals couperi), key mud turtle(Kinosternon baurii), piping plover(Charadrius melodus), Key Largo cotton mouse
(Peromyscus gossypinus allapaticola), Blodgett's wild mercury(Argythamnia blodgettii), skyblue clustervine (Jacquemontia pentanthos), manchineel
(Hippomane mancinella),and Garber's spurge (Chamaesyce garberi). Additional sites may be added to the project by the Land Steward, as needed, if
requested by neighboring property owners or if the site is a new acquisition by the County.
FNAI Natural Communities
Select FNAI Natural Communities(%)
UnitHardwood Forested
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2 100%
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Unit ( Hardwood Forested I Marine and Estuarine
Uplands Vegetated Wetlands
13A 50 °'° 50°'° Exhibit 1
Targeted Plants
Common Name Scientific Name
Australian pine Casuarina species
Brazilian pepper Schinus terebinthifolius
seaside mahoe, portia Thespesia populnea
lead tree Leucaena leucocephala
Other Targeted Plants
Unit Treatment History
Year Acres Unit Agency Species TreatmentType Amount
2007 10 2,9,12 IPM funds Aus pine, Brazilian pepper, lead tree, seaside mahoe Initial $56,700.00
2008 16 2,9,12,16 IPM funds same as above Initial $80,000.00
2009 13 2,12,16 IPM funds same as above Initial $80,000.00
2010 11 2,9,12 IPM funds same as above Initial S80,000.00
2011 7 9,12,13A IPM funds same as above Initial $50,000.00
2012 5 2,9,12,16 IPM funds same as above Initial $50,000.00
2014 5 2,12 IPM funds same as above Initial $50,000.00
Unit Description
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Treatment Units(s) Acerage Cover class estimates,etc.
2 1 cover class =2(1 acre infested)
9 1 cover class=5(1.2 acre infested)
10 1 cover class = 5(1.2 acres infested)
12 5 cover class =5(5 acres infested)
13A 1 Cover class = 5(0.7 acres infested)
16 0 cover class =2(0.5 acres infested)
Maintenance
Current Fiscal Year Area Maintenance Plan
As with all Monroe County managed lands, once the initial treatment is completed, the site will be maintained by Monroe County staff or its
contractors. Due to the amount of edge associated with the County conservation lands, most properties are maintained on an annual basis.
Restoration Plan for Native Plants
It is anticipated that many work areas will revegetate naturally without artificial seeding or native planting. However, for severely degraded sites with
distant native seed sources, planting of natives will be considered with funds from Monroe County's Environmental Land Management and Restoration
Fund.
Funding and Labor Source for Follow-up Treatments
Follow up treatments will be done using Monroe County staff or its contractors. Funding source for follow-up treatments will be the Monroe County
Environmental Land Management and Restoration Fund and/or IPM funds (for technician crew) as available
Specifications
Work Specifications
The contractor will be hired by Monroe County in accordance with the County's purchasing procedures. The contractor will remove the exotic
vegetation from designated conservation lands under the direction of the Monroe County Land Steward. Work performance will consist of the
contractor furnishing all labor, herbicides, diluents, small equipment, transportation, spray equipment, etc. and all operations necessary to eradicate
invasive exotic vegetation. Monroe County Public Works or a County contractor will provide heavy equipment(clam truck, dump truck, etc) as
required to remove and dispose of vegetative debris and to cleanup the sites as needed. The contractor will complete Weekly Progress Reports
(WPRs) which will include the date, name of site, hours of work, species removed, and herbicide used, along with other pertinent information. The
WPRs will be submitted to the Monroe County Land Steward. The Land Steward will prepare and submit periodic invoices to the Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), Invasive Plant Management Section based on the WPRs. The exotic plant species listed under "Project
Goals", and any other FLEPPC Category I or II species found on the site, will be treated according to developed effective control techniques. Plants
shall be treated in place or removed from the site and chipped. Decisions regarding specific plant treatment methods on each site will be made by the
Land Steward. Treating vegetation in place and allowing it to decompose in situ is cost effective and biologically sound. Removing vegetation from
• the site will be the preferred treatment method in habitats where fuel loading may be a concern, where excessive mulching would preclude native
seedling recruitment or negatively affect wildlife, where falling trees could pose a hazard to roads or structures, or where aesthetics are a concern.
It is anticipated that many work areas will revegetate naturally without artificial seeding or native planting. However, for€9dbitl2braded sites with
distant native seed sources, planting of natives will be considered with funds from Monroe County's Environmental Land Management and Restoration
Fund. Every effort shall be made by the contractor to avoid damaging native vegetation or disturbing wildlife. The contractor will abide by all
herbicide label application, precautionary, safety, cleaning, and disposal information.
Equipment Considerations
The Florida Keys Invasive Exotics Task Force's"Decontamination Protocol"requirements will be included in the County's contract with the selected
contractor
Other Requirements and Provisions
The proposed project will build on the success of the last nine years of invasive exotic removal work on Monroe County conservation lands by enabling
the County to hire contractors to remove Category I and II invasive plant species. The County's contractor(s) will complete as many of the listed
sites as possible within the contracted amount. Therefore, not all sites listed here may be completed. The project will remove stands of invasive
exotic vegetation that are either too large or located too close to improvements (such as power lines, roads and buildings) to be safely removed by
County staff. The proposed sites are within management units that have had extensive exotic removal work in recent years on lands adjacent to the
proposed sites. These adjacent County lands are currently in the maintenance phase. As with all Monroe County managed lands, once the initial
treatment is completed, the site will be maintained by Monroe County staff or its contractors. Additionally, the IPM funding will be used to leverage
restoration funds available from the Monroe County Environmental Land Management and Restoration Fund (MCELMR). The MCELMR funds will
continue to be utilized for invasive exotic removal, site cleanup, native plantings and other restoration efforts. Additional sites may be added to the
project by the Land Steward, as needed, if requested by neighboring property owners or if the site is a new acquisition by the County.
Threatened, etc. Species
These areas provide habitat and resources for a myriad of wildlife, including resident and migratory birds, and endemic plant species. The non-native
plants that invade these areas decrease habitat value and lower biodiversity. Just a few of the state and federally listed endangered and threatened
species of animals and plants that potentially utilize these habitats include: white-crowned pigeon (Columba leucocephala), Key deer (Odocoileus
virginianus clavium), Lower Keys marsh rabbit (Sy/vilagus palustris hefneri), Schaus swallowtail butterfly (Heraclides aristodemis ponceanus),
Bartram's hairstreak butterfly (Strymon acis bartrami), eastern indigo snake (Drymarchon corais couperi), key mud turtle (Kinosternon baurii), piping
plover (Charadrius melodus), Key Largo cotton mouse (Peromyscus gossypinus allapaticola), Blodgett's wild mercury (Argythamnia blodgettii),
skyblue clustervine (Jacquemontia pentanthos),manchineel(Hippomane mancinella),and Garber's spurge(Chamaesyce garberi).
Project Time Frame
The project will begin as soon as funding is available and conclude by June 1, 2015, with the Monroe County Land Steward providing a comprehensive
final report to accompany the final invoice for cost reimbursement to the FWC no later than June 20, 2015.
Education and Regional Issues
Public Education Program
The Monroe County Land Steward will conduct a door-to-door education and outreach effort that will focus on reaching the neighbors of the selected
worksites. This outreach effort will include the distribution of the "Monroe County Conservation Lands" brochure.
Regional Criteria Issues
Information not provided
Budget
FWC Upland Invasive Exotic Control Program
Budget Justification Worksheet
Total funds requested from FWC : $70,000.00
Method of Control : Contracted
• Source Dollars
Monroe County Environmental Land Management and Restoration Fund $15,000.00
Total matching funds from project sponsor(A): $15,000.00
In-kind Contribution
Category Total Hours Rate(S/Hr) Total in-kind value($)
supervisor hours 125 $40.80 $5,100.00
other(explain below) 1 ;15,000.00 $15,000.00
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Natural Communities:
UNIT KEY PARCELS ACRES NATURAL COMMUNITY
2 Upper 1 1 Hardwood hammock
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12 Big Pine 26 Approx Pine rockland,hardwood
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13A Fat Deer 2 0.7 Hardwood hammock / Saltmarsh
16 Largo 5 0.5 Hardwood hammock
Adjacent Natural Areas:
UNIT KEY Adjacent Natural Areas
2 Upper FWC-WEA
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9 Big Pine USFWS Refuge
10 Big Pine USFWS Refuge
12 Big Pine USFWS Refuge
I3A Fat Deer Curry Hammock SP
16 Largo NA