Broward County Commission Regular Meeting
Director's Name: Leonard Vialpando
Department: Resilient Environment Division: Environmental Permitting Division
Information
Requested Action
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MOTION TO ACCEPT Deed of Conservation Easement from FLYHLANDCO LLC, for an on-site proposed wetland mitigation area comprising 0.198-acre of real property located on the northern end of the property at 3201 W State Road 84 in Davie. (Commission District 6)
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Why Action is Necessary
Board action to accept a conservation easement is authorized by Sections 125.01(3) and 704.06(3), Florida Statutes, and necessary to fulfill the requirements of Environmental Resource License (ERL) No. DF00-1007, issued pursuant to Chapter 27 of the Broward County Code of Ordinances.
What Action Accomplishes
The action provides for the perpetual maintenance and conservation of the mitigation site by the grantor.
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Previous Action Taken
None taken.
Summary Explanation/Background
THE RESILIENT ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING DIVISION RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF THE ABOVE MOTION.
This item supports the Board’s goal of “ensuring accessible, seamlessly integrated investments in renewable energy, sustainable practices, manufacturing, resilient infrastructure, and environmental protection.”
On April 25, 2000, the Resilient Environment Department (RED) issued ERL No. DF00-1007 (see pages 16 through 31 of Exhibit 1), to Roscioli Yachting Center, Inc. The ERL authorized impacts to 0.04 acre of mangrove wetlands and required conveying a Deed of Conservation Easement to the County (Exhibit 1) over the area as shown in pages 11 through 14 of Exhibit 1 to ensure it will remain in perpetuity and be maintained by the grantor.
The Deed of Conservation Easement has been reviewed and approved as to form by the Office of the County Attorney.
Source of Additional Information
David Vanlandingham, Director, Environmental Permitting Division, 954-519-1478.
Fiscal Impact
Fiscal Impact/Cost Summary
No fiscal impact. On-going maintenance requirements are the responsibility of the grantor, its agents, heirs, successors, or assigns.