San Carlos Park/East Mulloch Drainage District Improvement Initiative

Sponsors of Program include:

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             Sunshine Ace Hardware- San Carlos Park

                          Mike Weston Lee County Forester                                                                                                                  

 

April 19, 2010 East Mulloch Drainage District board approves an annual allocation  of 5-10% of income for Storm water Restoration and Habitat Improvement  proposal

Student generated web page (Fall 2009) testimonials:  : http://clubs.fgcu.edu/SanCarlosHabitatRestoration/testimonials.html

Service Learning in San Carlos Park (Colloquium Workshop at FGCU, Feb 24, 2010)San Carlos Park/East Mulloch Drainage District-Habitat Restoration Project (Estero Bay Watershed Public Symposium September 28, 2009)

2009 Final Report for CHNEP (grantor) SHORELINE STABILIZATION AND HABITAT ENHANCEMENT IN THE MULLOCH CREEK BASIN  

In 2008, The Lee County Board of County Commissioners paid Boyle Engineering over $180,000 for a report to determine what needed to be done to bring the system up to working order.  That report is on these pages.

2007 Final report Mullock Creek basin restoration: Homeowner Florida-friendly yards (FDEP and NOAA funding)

 

East Mulloch Drainage District Demonstration Project Civic Engagement opportunities Invitation to participate in Service Learning Opportunities for May and June, 2009 Invitation to participate in Service Learning Opportunities for March, 2009			July 4, 2011 Chelsea spent 3 hours pulling vines, airpotatoes and cutting brazilian pepper.
	Brittany Chase vine pulling, April 2011	Nov 3, 2010 Brandon Neff spent 3 hours removing Brazilian pepper sprouts (about 4 feet long) and air potatoes	Sept 18, 2010 Derek Graff sepnt 4 hours removing air potatoes and grasses at the top of the steep incline
	Spring, 2010 Nora Demers spent 4 hours pulling mostly air potatoes	Habitat Restoration Native planting Oct 9, 2009	Habitat Restoration June 2009
	Exotic Removal movie  May 12-16, 2009	April 21, 2009  Shore SOX Installation	March 28th, 2009 Service Learning Day Pictures
		Figure 3.2 Existing Conditions Landuse Map Figure 4.2 Drainage Easements Map Figure 5.1 Gee & Jenson Consulting Engineers, Inc. Plan of  Reclamation (Historical document)
Table 10.1 Structure Maintenance Requirements		Table 10.4 Operation and Maintenance Plan Cost Estimates
Table 10.2  Structure Maintenance Cost Estimates
Table 10.3 Channel Excavation and Rehabilitation Estimates

This aerial image shows the drainage and flow patterns (from northeast to the southwest through the community.  Some other interesting features of the community will be noted in the Boyle report and stable isotope as they get posted.

This is an image of the park showing where there is septic and city water.  The areas in green have city sewer and water.  The areas in blue have city water and septic while the areas in red have septic and are on well-water

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