62C-17.003, F.A.C.

62C-17.003. Incorporation by Reference of the Evaluation Methodology, Identification and Parcelization of Lands and Results of Evaluation of Parcels

Last amended: 2026Year: 2026Length: 245 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Fla. Admin. Code r. 62C-17.003

(1) The Report of the Department of Environmental Protection entitled, “Evaluation of Pre-July 1, 1975 Disturbed Phosphate Lands,” August, 1980, including the Appendices and Map Book, (henceforth referred to as the “Report”) is hereby incorporated into these rules to the extent that it: (a) Identifies the lands subject to these rules; (b) Subdivides these lands into parcels for evaluation purposes; (c) Sets forth the methodology for evaluating the parcels for reclamation; (d) Provides a summary of the evaluation of each parcel; and, (e) Identifies those parcels determined eligible for consideration of reclamation reimbursement grant funding on the basis of the evaluation of the physical characteristics of the parcel. (2) Notwithstanding the conclusions of the Report, the Department, pursuant to Rule 62C-17.004 and paragraphs 62C-17.003(1)(a), (b), and (c), F.A.C., has reevaluated the parcels below and has concluded that the eligibility characteristics of the parcels are as follows: Parcel Eligibility Identification Status Landform AGR-SC-07 Eligible Mined Out Area Highland Village Ineligible Mined Out Area Wayne Thomas “M” Ineligible Mined Out Area Agri-Leis-01 Ineligible Mined Out Area Agri-Leis-02 Ineligible Mined Out Area EGC-SC-F Ineligible Gypsum Disposal BP-L-01 Ineligible Mined Out Area BP-L-02 Ineligible Mined Out Area Alva Carver Ineligible Mined Out Area M. C. Leetun Ineligible Mined Out Area Christina Commercial Ineligible Mined Out Area EGC-SC-C Eligible Mined Out Area (3) A copy of this report is on file with the Secretary of State. Copies may be obtained from the Department, at cost of reproduction, postage, and handling.
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