The Acquisition and Restoration Council (ARC) meeting agenda and materials are published seven days prior to the upcoming ARC meeting and will be available up to one year following the meeting. Download the printable agenda and meeting results.
| Regional Hearing | 9 a.m. with Council Meeting immediately following. |
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| Location |
Department of Environmental Protection
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Building
Conference Room 137
3900 Commonwealth Blvd
Tallahassee, FL 32399
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| Webinar |
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| Accessibility Information | Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special accommodations to participate in this workshop/meeting is asked to advise the agency at least 5 days before the workshop/meeting by contacting: Office of Environmental Services at (850) 245-2555. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the agency using the Florida Relay Service 1(800) 955-8771 (TDD) or 1(800) 955-8770 (Voice). |
Regional Public Hearing Agenda| Agenda | Description | Results |
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| Item 1 | Call to Order/Announcements | N/A |
| Item 2 | Consider the June 10, 2022, meeting summary. | Approved |
| Item 3 | Items approved by the Division of State Lands via the online negative response process since the June 2022 ARC meeting. | N/A |
| Item 4 | Update on the Strategic Managed Area Lands List Florida Forever Project from the Office of Environmental Services. | N/A |
| Item 5 | Determine whether a 26.14-acre conservation easement in Jefferson County, Florida, over property belonging to Belle Terre Land Partners, LLC fulfills a clearly delineated state conservation policy and yields a significant public benefit. | Approved |
| Item 6 | Consider whether an approximately 1.61-acre, 20-foot wide, |
Approved |
| Item 7 | Consider whether an approximately 5.199-acre public transportation easement to the State of Florida Department of Transportation within the Withlacoochee State Forest Whispering Pines Park is consistent with the Board of Trustees’ Linear Facilities Policy. | Approved |
| Item 8 | Consider a 10-year update to the Janet Butterfield Brooks Wildlife and Environmental Area Management Plan (Lease No. 4594). | Approved |
| Item 9 | Consider a 10-year update to the Oleta River State Park Management Plan (Lease No. 3154). | Approved |
| Item 10 | Consider a 10-year update to the Yellow River Marsh Preserve State Park Management Plan (Lease No. 4306). | Approved |
| Item 11 | Vote on whether to combine the Aucilla River Corridor, Econfina Timberlands, West Aucilla River Buffer, Wacissa/Aucilla River Sinks Florida Forever projects, and the Wacissa/Aucilla River Sinks tracts of the St. Joe Timberlands Florida Forever project to create a new Florida Forever project named the Aucilla/Wacissa Watershed Florida Forever project to be added to the 2023 Florida Forever Priority List. | Approved |
| Item 12 | Vote on whether to amend the Strategic Managed Area Lands List Florida Forever Project Boundary for the FWC to add two properties totaling approximately 161 acres in Franklin and Glades counties with a combined tax assessed market value of $1,064,036. | Approved |
| Item 13 | Vote on whether to amend the West Bay Preservation Area Florida Forever Project Boundary to add one parcel totaling approximately 87.9 acres in Bay County with a tax assessed market value of $194,259. | Approved |
| Item 14 | Sentinel Landscapes in Florida Presentation | N/A |
| Adjourn |
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