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Management Plan Amendments

A management plan may be amended anytime that a managing agency wishes to add a previously unapproved land use or management activity.

Negative Response Requests

Management Plan Amendments are posted on Thursdays for a two-week review period, except for State or Federal holidays. At the request of three or more ARC members, items on negative response may be placed on the next ARC agenda for review. Absent this request, the items are approved by delegated authority to the Division of State Lands.

Amendments Under Review

None.

Archived Requests

Previously reviewed items will be available for up to one year following the review period.

Site Request  Manager  Approved
Chassahowitzka Wildlife Management Area New well and pump house for prescribed fire operations FWC 4/13/23
John M. Bethea State Forest New homesite at headquarters facility FFS 4/13/23
Fisheating Creek Wildlife Management Area New staff housing FWC 5/25/23
Dunns Creek State Park Optimum Boundary Amendment  DRP 6/29/23
Blind Creek Beach Park Parking Area Improvements St. Lucie County 8/31/23
Dudley Farm Historic State Park Perkins House Relocation DRP 9/28/23
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings HSP: Kate Barnes Park Kate Barnes Park improvements DRP 12/22/23
Jennings State Forest Forest office and storage facility FFS 02/01/24
Lake George State Forest New campground restroom. FFS 02/29/24
Tosohatchee WMA New pole barn. FWC 03/28/24

For more information call 850-245-2555.

Last Modified:
March 29, 2024 - 8:12am

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