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Section 5 Formulation of Alternative Plans

EAA Storage Reservoirs Revised Draft PIR and EIS February 2006

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Threatened

and

Endangered

Species

15 species; 1

critical habitat

15 species; 1

critical habitat;

Lake and estuarine

habitat quality may

degrade

Benefit recovery

of snail kite,

smalltooth

sawfish, opossum

pipefish, Johnson’s

seagrass; loss of

60,000 ac of

potential panther

habitat

Benefit recovery

of snail kite,

smalltooth

sawfish, opossum

pipefish, Johnson’s

seagrass; loss of

37,000 ac of

potential panther

habitat

Benefit recovery

of snail kite,

smalltooth

sawfish, opossum

pipefish, Johnson’s

seagrass; loss of

31,000 ac of

potential panther

habitat

Benefit recovery

of snail kite,

smalltooth

sawfish, opossum

pipefish, Johnson’s

seagrass; loss of

31,000 ac of

potential panther

habitat

Benefit recovery

of snail kite,

smalltooth

sawfish, opossum

pipefish, Johnson’s

seagrass; loss of

26,000 ac of

potential panther

habitat

Water Quality

Varies between

poor to good in

different

geographic

regions; some

areas have high

levels of nutrients

and/or pesticides;

high number of

Lake regulatory

releases

Some

improvement in

water quality to

Everglades from

ECP STAs

Increase efficiency

of STAs; reduce

number of Lake

regulatory releases

to the estuaries;

may have frequent

reservoir

drydowns

Increase efficiency

of STAs; reduce

number of Lake

regulatory releases

to the estuaries;

may have

moderate reservoir

drydowns

Increase efficiency

of STAs; reduce

number of Lake

regulatory releases

to the estuaries;

may have few

reservoir

drydowns

Increase efficiency

of STAs; reduce

number of Lake

regulatory releases

to the estuaries;

may have few

reservoir

drydowns

Increase efficiency

of STAs; reduce

number of Lake

regulatory releases

to the estuaries;

reservoir

drydowns minimal

Cultural

Resources

No significant

cultural resources

found in

Compartment A

No change

Cultural resources

survey of

additional land

may be necessary

Cultural resources

survey of

additional land

may be necessary

Not applicable for

reservoir site;

cultural resources

survey of Miami

and NNR canals

pending

Not applicable for

reservoir site;

cultural resources

survey of Miami

and NNR canals

pending

Not applicable for

reservoir site;

cultural resources

survey of Miami

and NNR canals

pending

Irreversible

and

Irretrievable

Commitments

of Resources

None None

62,000 acres

converted to

reservoir; fish and

wildlife habitat

permanently

altered to mostly

aquatic; significant

amount of

limestone used for

reservoir

construction

38,000 acres

converted to

reservoir; fish and

wildlife habitat

permanently

altered to mostly

aquatic; significant

amount of

limestone used for

reservoir

construction

32,000 acres

converted to

reservoir; fish and

wildlife habitat

permanently

altered to mostly

aquatic; significant

amount of

limestone used for

reservoir

construction

32,000 acres

converted to

reservoir; fish and

wildlife habitat

permanently

altered to mostly

aquatic; moderate

amount of

limestone used for

reservoir

construction

26,500 acres

converted to

reservoir; fish and

wildlife habitat

permanently

altered to mostly

aquatic; large

amount of

limestone used for

reservoir

construction

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