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1 Tara Community Development District I Waterway Inspection Report Inspection Date:12 Prepared for: Ms. Angel Montagna, CDD District Manager Rizzetta and Company Citrus Park Lane, Suite #115 Tampa, Florida Prepared by: Sarah Bowen, Account Representative & Biologist Aquatic Systems, Inc. Sarasota Field Office Corporate Headquarters 2100 N.W. 33 rd Street, Pompano Beach, FL
2 Tara Community Development District I Waterway Inspection Report TABLE OF CONTENTS Pg SITE ASSESSMENTS PONDS PONDS PONDS 6A-8 5 PONDS PONDS PONDS PONDS PONDS PONDS PONDS PONDS PONDS PONDS PONDS PONDS PONDS 44, 45 & PONDS PONDS MANAGEMENT/COMMENTS SUMMARY SITE MAP 25 Aquatic Systems, Inc
3 Minimal surface algae, littoral weeds, and shoreline weeds present. Alligatorweed treatment evident. Water clarity 2-3ft. Turtle observed. Traces of surface algae observed. Minor amounts of shoreline weeds present, may require attention soon. Water clarity 1ft. Traces of surface algae observed. Minor amounts of shoreline present may require attention soon. Water clarity 1ft. Anhinga and Moorhens observed.
4 Traces of surface algae observed. No shoreline weeds present. Moorhen observed. Minimal surface algae observed. Minor amounts of shoreline present may require attention soon. Water clarity 3-4ft. Minimal shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1ft.
5 Minimal amounts of shoreline present. Minimal amounts of littoral weeds, shoreline, and Duckweed present. Water clarity 1ft. Moorhens observed. Moderate amounts of littoral and shoreline present within plants. Water clarity 1ft.
6 Moderate amounts of surface algae observed, some shows signs of treatment. No shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Alligator observed. Treat within 48 hours Minimal amounts of surface algae and shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Fish observed. Traces of shoreline weeds present. Minor amounts of Hydrilla observed just below the surface. Water clarity 2-3ft. Turtles present Hydrilla
7 Minimal surface algae and Chara at the surface observed. Minor shoreline present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Traces of surface algae present. No shoreline weeds observed. Water clarity 1ft. Minimal surface algae and shoreline weeds observed. Moderate Hydrilla present below surface. Water clarity 2-3ft. Hydrilla
8 Traces of shoreline weeds present. Minimal Chara present below water surface. Water clarity 2-3ft. Sheen observed. Submersed vegetation Minimal surface algae observed. No shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 2-3ft. Alligator and turtles observed. Traces surface algae and shoreline weeds observed. Water clarity 3-4ft.
9 Moderate amounts of shoreline and littoral present within plants. Water clarity 2-3 ft. Fish observed. Minimal littoral and shoreline present. Moorhens observed. Minor amounts of surface algae and shoreline observed. Littoral shows evidence of treatment. Water clarity 1-2ft.
10 Treatment in progress Minor surface algae observed collected at South perimeter, most showing signs of treatment. Minimal shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1-2ft. White Ibis, Little Blue Heron observed. Re-inspect next visit No surface algae or shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Alligator observed. Minimal surface algae, shoreline weeds, and littoral weeds present. Water clarity 1-2ft. White Ibis observed.
11 Minor surface algae and Hydrilla present, both showing signs of treatment. Water clarity 1-2ft. White Ibis and Little Blue Heron observed. Minimal surface algae observed. Minor shoreline present may require attention soon. Water clarity 1-2ft. Anhinga observed. Minimal shoreline present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Cormorants observed.
12 Minimal surface algae present. Minor shoreline observed may require attention soon. Traces Duckweed present. Moorhen observed. Minimal Duckweed present. No visible surface algae observed. Minor amounts of littoral present may require attention soon. Glossy Ibis observed. Traces Duckweed and shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1ft. Black-bellied Whistling Ducks observed.
13 Minimal shoreline weeds present. Moderate amounts of Baby Tears observed, much near or at water surface. Water clarity 1-2ft. Fish. Submersed vegetation Traces of shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1ft. Great Blue Heron, Great Egret, and alligator observed. Minor Duckweed observed, most shows signs of treatment. Minor amounts of shoreline present within native plants may require attention soon.
14 Minimal littoral and shoreline weeds present. Traces of Duckweed observed. No visible surface algae present. Shoreline weed treatment evident. Water clarity 1-2ft, Duckweed Minimal shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1ft. Alligator observed.
15 Traces of shoreline weeds and Duckweed present. Water clarity 1ft. No surface algae or shoreline weeds observed. Water clarity 2-3ft. Minor amounts of surface algae observed. No shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Turtle and Anhinga observed.
16 Minimal surface algae and littoral weeds observed. No shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1ft. Tilapia beds observed. Moderate amounts of surface algae observed. Minimal shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Moorhens observed. Treat within 48 hours Minimal surface algae observed, some collecting in clumps in center of pond. No shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 3-4ft. Tilapia beds observed.
17 No surface algae or shoreline weeds observed. Traces of Duckweed present. Water clarity 2-3ft. Fish observed. Duckweed Minimal surface algae observed collecting at South end. No shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Palm fronds observed in pond. Traces of surface algae observed. Minimal shoreline weeds present. Water clarity 1ft.
18 Tara Community Development District I Waterway Inspection Report Site: 44 Comments: Minor amounts of surface algae and shoreline weeds observed. Water clarity 1-2ft. Action Required: Target: Site: 45 Comments: No surface algae or shoreline weeds observed. Water clarity 2-3ft. Action Required: Target: Site: 47 Comments: No surface algae observed. Minimal amounts of littoral weeds present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Action Required: Target: Aquatic Systems, Inc
19 Tara Community Development District I Waterway Inspection Report Site: 48 Comments: Minor amounts of surface algae, Hydrilla at surface, and shoreline and littoral observed. Water clarity 2-3ft. Action Required: Target: Site: 49 Comments: Traces of shoreline weeds present. Minimal amounts of Hydrilla observed, most shows signs of treatment. Water clarity 1-2ft. Action Required: Target: Hydrilla Site: 50 Comments: treatment evident. Minimal littoral weeds present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Action Required: Target: Aquatic Systems, Inc
20 Tara Community Development District I Waterway Inspection Report Site: 51 Comments: Minimal shoreline present. Water clarity 1-2ft. Alligator observed. Action Required: Target: Site: 52 Site: 52 Comments: No surface algae or shoreline weeds observed. Traces of Chara present. Water clarity 2-3ft. Little Blue Heron observed. Action Required: Target: Submersed vegetation Aquatic Systems, Inc
21 Tara Community Development District I Waterway Inspection Report Management Summary Of the 53 ponds on site at Tara CDD1, currently 9 require attention for excess growth. Of those, 2 require treatment within 48 hours. The remaining 44 ponds demonstrated low to normal growth levels and will receive routine maintenance during the visits in March. Ponds Requiring Attention within 48 Hours: Pond #9 - Surface Algae Pond #39 - Surface Algae Ponds Requiring Attention within 7 Days: Pond #8 - Pond #17 - Pond #19 - Surface Algae Pond #29 - Baby Tears Pond #37 - Surface Algae Pond #44 - Surface Algae Pond #48 - Surface Algae Moderate amounts of Hydrilla were observed on several ponds this month. This submersed vegetation is exotic, and if allowed to overpopulate an area, this growth can become flush with the water's surface providing a platform ideal for algal growth. Stocking of Triploid Grass Carp will take place before the end of April to be used as a biological control method to reduce chemicals into the pond. These fish will continue working even while the aquatic tech is no longer on site. Stocking carp is part of maintaining a healthy waterway system. Other targets for ponds proposed include Duckweed and Slender Spikerush. Wildlife observed during this inspection include White Ibis, alligator, Little Blue Herons, Anhinga, Moorhens, Great Egrets, turtles, Great Blue Herons, Glossy Ibis, fish, Black-bellied Whistling Ducks, and Cormorants. This month, Black-bellied Whistling Ducks (Dendrocygna autumnalis) were observed on Pond #28. These Florida native ducks are easily identified by their pink bills, feet, and legs. The rest of their plumage is dark, with a black belly and brown back and chest. They also have a grey head and a white stripe along their sides. These ducks travel in flocks and can also be identified by the sound of their high-pitched whistling calls. Unlike most bird species, they lack physical traits that differentiate the males from females and form lifelong pair bonds. For more information, visit Treatment of the following within 48 Hours: Pond #9 - Surface Algae Pond #39 - Surface Alga Recommendations/Action Items Treatment of the following within 7 days: Pond #8 - Pond #17 - Pond #19 - Surface Algae Pond #29 - Baby Tears Pond #37 - Surface Algae Pond #44 - Surface Algae Pond #48 - Surface Algae Routine maintenance on the remaining 44 ponds on site Stock carp before end of April Complete approved proposed plantings before the end of March Continue to promote native vegetation site wide Aquatic Systems, Inc
22 Hydrilla Treat within 48 hours Treatment in progress Hydrilla Submersed vegetation Re-inspect next visit
23 Submersed vegetation Duckweed Duckweed Treat within 48 hours
24 Tara Community Development District I Waterway Inspection Report Site Comments Target Action Required Hydrilla Submersed vegetation Aquatic Systems, Inc
25 Tara Community Development District I Waterway Inspection Report Aquatic Systems, Inc
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