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FLS2013-02008 520 HOWARD CT FLS2013-02008 1 West Coast Medical LL Zoning: Commercial Atlas#: 313B ° Clearwater pment Department Comprehensive Landscaping Application U IT IS INCUMBENT UPON THE APPLICANT TO SUBMIT COMPLETE AND CORRECT INFORMATION. ANY MISLEADING, DECEPTIVE, INCOMPLETE OR INCORRECT INFORMATION MAY INVALIDATE YOUR APPLICATION. ALL APPLICATIONS ARE TO BE FILLED OUT COMPLETELY AND CORRECTLY,AND SUBMITTED IN PERSON(NO FAX OR DELIVERIES) TO THE PLANNING&DEVEIOPMENT DEPARTMENT BY NOON ON THE SCHEDULED DEADLINE DATE. A TOTAL OF 11 COMPLETE SETS OF PLANS AND APPLICATION MATERIALS(1 ORIGINAL AND 10 COPIES)AS REQUIRED WITHIN ARE TO BE SUBMITTED FOR REVIEW BY THE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW COMMITTEE. SUBSEQUENT SUBMITTAL FOR THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD, IF NECESSARY, WILL REQUIRE 15 COMPLETE SETS OF PLANS AND APPLICATION MATERIALS (1 ORIGINAL AND 14 COPIES). PLANS AND APPLICATIONS ARE REQUIRED TO BE COLLATED,STAPLED AND FOLDED INTO SETS. THE APPLICANT, BY FILING THIS APPLICATION, AGREES TO COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CODE. PROPERTY OWNER(PER DEED): _J oZ.(� ��, �,(„ � MAILING ADDRE$$: S�.c7 /�vw�.r+cP Cc�c�r'f" G-ICa.�'w�,��r �L,. 3 t37S��_— PHONE NUMBER: j �pp •- �� ^ (03 �S E MAI L: ..�� AGENT OR REPRESENTATIVE: ��{��C6�5 L•:n tP SC.��"'- �-/C'S�'�,h. L LC` Otv.�tT K/�� f/7t�n �!'�r.r/� � MAILING ADDRESS: Z Z 3 ") /3 �'h G�v� S, !•�/. C.,u,r�o ��. 3 3 7 ) o PHONE NUMBER: ��7 - Y`s'y ' /�(o/ EMAIL: /C►^�.�n �r..-,.�k' (�) f"c r'�AK ��,/ r r�- � Cc�rn ADDRESS OF$UBJECT PROPERTY: .� �Q �J v w�,�Q ��,,r'� G�cc1f�✓�i�r� ��- ��7S �o DESCRIPTION OF REQUEST: �+►�J�' � .re �.� /C;� .,, �.v f' c� �'G -�'vG��a.� c9 -� Specifically identify the request I o -F'f�z 5 -�v r ��c i.-i /"e� i ca'� ,rJ�a"�c�'H c; 0.S �-h�rc (include all requested code flexibility; e.g., reduch'on in required number of � 5 /'►v� er�m.��, �-. r^c�c�r^ �'.-, �he �ancI1SG�-�lJ� J.SIa.+� � parking spoces, height, setbacks, IoT size,lot width,specific use,etc.J: STATE OF FLORIDA,COUNTY OF PINELLAS I, the undersigned, acknowledge that all Sworn t and s bscribed before me this �� day of representations made in this application are true and 1��YL�L_.to me and/or by accurate to the best of my knowledge and authorize L City representatives to visit and photograph the /7/� who is personally known has property descri in this application. � produced �� !/ as identification. r,� �--��:%' .-l',,.�, �,-�`�',. � %. �' Si ature of property owner representative Notary public, � My commission expires: ��Q�y Planning&Development Dep , , , L 33756,Tel:727-562-4567;Fax:727-562-4865 Page 1 of 2 �y p�� CNRISTEN E,HAGER Revised 01/12 Notary Public,State of Florida � Commission#DD994416 �Mq comm, expires May 20,2014 A 1 o ,` .�z �� Planning&Developraent Department }�� •' �� +�� Flexible Standard Deve�opament Applicat�on r '� Attached Dwell�ngs,Mixed-Uses orNon-Residential Ilses R�fNWMBENT UPON THE APPIICANT TO SUBMIT OQMPLE?E AWp CORRECT IPtF�itMA710N. ANY MISI.�ADIN6,DECEPTNE, IIVCOMPI.ETE t?R 11WCORRECT INFORMATION MAY iN1/Al.iDATE YOUR AP'PLICA'fION. ALL APPLICATiONS ARE TO BE FILLED OUT COMPLETELY AND CORRECTLY,AND 5UBMtTTED II�PERSON(NQ FAX OR DEUVERIES) 'fQTHE PLANNtPIG&OEVELOPMENT DEPARTMEN"f BY MOON ON THE SCHEDULED aEADUNE QATE. A TOTAI OF i1 COMPLETE S£iS DF PLANS AND APPLICAtION MATERWIS(1 ORl61NAL AND 1Q COP1ESj A5 RE4UIRED WtTHIA! ARE Tb BE 5U8MITTED FOR REVIEW BY i'HE DEVELOPMEM'REVIEW COMMITTEE. P1AN$ANQ APP�IGATIOAiS ARE R�QUIRED ' TO B�COtIAi'ED,STAPLEb AND FOLDED INTQ SEFS. '1'F!E APPLICASVT, BY FliifdC, TNIS APPtICATIOtd, AGREES TO �COMPLY WITH ALI. AAPIItABLE REClUtREMEN'T5 QF TNE COMMUNITY DEVEIAPMENT CODE. FIRE DEPT PREUMRttY SITE PtAN REVIEW FEE: $ZOD AP'PLICATION PEE: $475 PitOPER'iY OWAIER(PER D�E#1): �C'�;`) i�3 G L._.�...� MAILINGAD[?RESS: "'� � .�,�� '��'�"� � '�L ��I�� PHONE MUMBER: _ �`� '��(p'�j' — (��j EMAIL �/� AGENT�R REPRESENTATIVE: �„�'�.� — MAIIlNGADORESS; ��"��j c''�.."'��fl`�J�l� �+.�1'E '�,T',��.."��11n�L ��'�T�e� PHQNE NUMBEEi� "�� -•';�t�' --�,,p�' EMA1L: �'��1��'.��.� r� ADDRESS OF SU8IECT pROPERTY: ,�jp�Q �a3�.� �"'� PARCEL NU MBER(S): a��-otq�S 5 �'��-- ,�--npq{{� LEGAL DESCRIFTlON: �'j� ''� �,,,,�'.� ,,L�..'�, �`"'.�, (w � �"')I�(�, . �-- � PROPOSED USf(5}: ��rJ'r��(,f� �,,, DESCf�iPTiOP10F REQUEST: SpecT�taliy Wendfy the request \�t„/�.• — . (lnctude ap requested code fte�rtb!ltty;•.-r� ',.�� .� �� .,��r . eg.,reducHon M e�qulred num8er of �' �r .-�--..-- �c;�, parking spaces,hetgh� setbacics,. !ot ��1�5 C��f..�`� '��,� "�"�-'O✓�� l,�`�'�, "�� ..�r�,�,. size,!nt wldth,speci/`ic use,eic.): j'r'�j1.1�� Planntn�&pevaloprteent D�rpartm�nt,1Q0 8.dCyAla Arenue,Cloecwator,FL 33756,Tek 727-662-4587;Fa�c T27-b82-+{886 Paga 9 of 8 Ravi�s�d 41112 . r . a t� �X� "'"" Planning&Development Departnient �� `� �� Flexib�e Standard rievelopment Applicatian� � ��. ° Data Sheet PLEAS� ENSURE THAT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION tS FILLED OUT, IN I't5 EMtRETY. EAILURE TO COMPI.E't�TNI5 FpRM WtLI. RESULT IN YOUR APPUCATiON BEING FOUND IMCOMPLETE AND Pf.}55181.Y DEFERRFD UM'il THE WLIOWItdG APPLICAiION CYCLE. �ON1NG DLSTRIC"I': G.c11�N'1�1 �`t f�L FUTURE LAND l��I�..p$SI.�� _�!'�/1 N)F��'\l� ��.�t�..1'�.�-�. d(ISTiN6 USE{currentiy existing on site): .��_�t�t.. -- c�"tC,� PEtOPOSEP USE(new use,lf any;pius e�sttng,if to remain): . 51TE AR�A: ��"'�,� sq.ft. �• f b� 1 acres GROSS FLQOR AREA(total squere footage of all buildings): Extsting: p's'�� sq,ft. Proposed: !�t�_�1��„ sq.tt. Maximum Atlowable: °"(et�vpa sq.#t. �,ROSS FLOOR AREA(tatal square footage devated to each use,if thert w!I!be mulNpie u�es}; Flrst use; �3, '�,3�- 5q.ft. p`�"�/�, Second use: "j,C}.(�,�_ sq,ft, '��t/'f�'Q;�'{�'� Thtrd use, T ! sq.ft. FLOOR AREA RATI4(total syuare footage af all buNdings dlvided by the totat squaro footage of nirtire sitey: �xtsttr�: 11�,�D _ proposed; �lo �fb Maximum Allowable: �`'j�j� BUItQENG C�VERAGE/EOOTPRIM(ip t�oor square foQQtage of ail butiding,�): �xisttn$; � � �!?V sy.{i. ( ,�j b __ 96 of sRe� Arapersed: �� +�(,,�� sq.ft. � 3 c��_ %ofsite} Maximum Permi'kted: �„�PQ sq.flG. ( �'.�dfa 46 ofsRe) C,R��N 5PAC�WITHIN VEHICULAR USE AR�A(greenspace withl�n1 t6e parking lot and Intertor of sRe;not perimeter 6uEfer}: Ex1sting: _ I�'T' , i'?(7 sq.ft. ( . �J�1��b 96 of site} �.--i—•-�- Proposed; . -��t� sq,ft. ( �' 96 of s(te} VEHICULAR U5E AREA(parking spaces�drive aisles,loading aree): Exlsting: 1 QO(� sq.,ft. ( � �af sltej Fropased; ��{� sq.ft. ( 96 of site) Pienntng 8 Develop�nwm Qepartment,940 S,ONyrde Avenus,Clearwater,FL 387b6,Tot:7z7�824597;Fax:727-582-4863 Paige 2 af 8 Revtaed 01H 2 , IMPERVtOUS SURFACE RATIO{totai squarefoptageof Impervlous areas diuided by the tota�squarefaotage of endre site): Ewsting: —��J �� Proposed; ""7�=#-�� Nlaximum Permittedc '-T Qa DENSITY(units,rooms or beds per acr�): BUILDING HE16HT: , „ �xisting: Existing: _��!�, Prvposed: Propased: ��'-" � �• Maximum Permitted: Maxtmum Permftted: QFF-STREET PAR�(lNG: Existing. +� Note:A pa►�rin�demand srudy musi be provlded!n conJuncNon wlth any request pi-qpp�d; ��j ta rrdure fhe umounE of requtred o�streei pQrking spaces Fleuse see the Minlmum Requlred: �� 'dopied Porking Oema»d Study GuldeNnes far fvrther ir�ormatton. 1NH117 tS 7HE E571MATED TU7AL VsLt1f OF THE PROJECT UPOW CAMPLlTI0N7 $��[1.�,�-ti 3 t..i�1..��.`�SC��Cl`�'�"��- �"��:�it,.�l; h�D��►....t$ �Sa,ocxa 20MING D1STEtiCTS FORAIi.AWACEPR PRpPERTY: Narth: G_t��.�'d�'t-- . 5outh: t'r "'k�'��s — �ast: ��Al'*�'�':l�lP't�;,e WeSt: r,��M.'�GtJt'(. STATE OF FLaRIDA,CbUNTY OF PINELLAS I, the undersigned, acknowledge that all Swarn to and subscribed before rne th(s �day of representat(ons made In this app(ication ane true and �� /�;o rne andjnr by accurate ta the best of my fcnowledge and authorize ,n C1ty r " ntatlues to vtsit and photograph the ��I.�►��+��[`.�� ,who is personaliy known has pro n l�,,app c��►. produced .. +� as t den tl Rcatlon. �, '., I �' � �� g�aiuce of property represe�tative ' No cy public, / My commisslon expires: `�'2-��Ql...� �1#il.�A�tfAf FI� �� MYt�11S31QN�!pp� �E�:t��Ger27�2Qt3 8o�d 7txu Natary R�c U�er� Plannl�&Devabpmsnt bepartment,400 S.lWyrtle Avonus,Cleerweber,FL�37�B,Tel:727-587'46H7;fa�7Z7-b82�48tfS PAgo 8 af 8 Rwrls�d d1N 2 J � . � , ' `'- Pla3nnf�tg&Develapmen#Department }�,�Y' ' " t�� Fle�ib�e Standa�rd Development Applicatian �.. � General Applicab�i�ty Cr�teria PRt�VIbE COMPLETE RESPdN5ES TO EACH OF THE SIX{6j CsENERAt APPUCABILI3Y CRITERtA EXPLAINING HpW,IN DETAiI,7HE CRITERIQN 1S BEING COMPLlED WITH PER i'NI5 DEYEI CIPMENT PRQPOSAL 1, The praposed development of the land wIN be tn harmony wlth the scale,buik,caverage,denslty and character of adJacent propertles in which 1t is IaCated. �y�,�y-� "-`�" '� � � ' j ' tl.,`�.T1 t7 � +-�� `� � f�+�1� h �Pt�Z ''P'�'�I...`�',LSt1r1�.w� � h�b...S,� I.PD�L�SGt�?�Ul-� �""1Z� `!'�A1LE �C 2. e�sed' Be�Topment��no h�e�discoura e the�a�pprapr ate dev� elopm�nd use of adJacent land and buildings or significantly impair the value thereof. '"`��1� �}�'�t'k'r Lo�"'�Y%l�..t'� V�.i t 1..�, 1 k--�C'��..R.-�i��P�'�.�.,�- c"� l�` �� 3, T?�e proposed dev�lopment w1D not edversety afFect the heal#h or safety or persons residing or working In the neighborhoad ofthe proposed use. � (�..t.�F� ,SPtF� !QZ �4Y�L.1� �Vl,��_. � ,.�5"��',.�'1 � ��,� *# . � _ __.� . ' > � � �. 4. The proposed development is designed to minimite trafflc congesfinn. t� ' f'�--tL �1�^ IS � '"�1"� i`'�1�U�-1 I�..�I't�-t1�L'�Ul.� f.-.t.� U..,+ ' �I : 1.� r :••• . �+G..r Q �J`^�A�. �(„tll,.: �'�..�'c.ri...�{; +�'�C�'� , .��......___�__.__.�_.__ 5, The prvposed development Is consistent tivith tfie cammuntty character of the tmmedlate viclnity ofi the parcel proposed for develapmen� �"4�f'�"�.-�' �S ''��..L,.. o'��-t� �� i'S" �-� C �' . �� _, � � t�F'fi.. C-; t.. 6. `t1,e destgn of the proposed development minimizes adverse effects, including visuaf, acoustic and olfactory and hours of operaticn tmpacts,ort adjaceM propertles. �,...�'"�I�� D 1�� '"��.��'-� '"".� �,"°�� l��'.''1,-� �t�1-.��'��.-��,i„� p +F,4�'�i '+�� ' L.'�.� � � 4'� �,..�i�,.� {�C"� �i ''T�-�i� `G-, �anning 3 Dewtopment Deperttnant,lOD 8.Myrt3e Avenue,Giearv+rater,FL 33T6d,TN:72T-6s2-4ebT;Fau:72T-582.4865 Paga 6 of 8 Revised D1113 e I 4 � .� � �i�� Plannfng&Development Departme�nt ��. . � Flexible �tandard Development Appl�cation � Flexibil�ty Criteria P80VIDE COi1AFLETE RESPONSES TO THE APPLtCABLE PLE)(IBIII'TY CRYTERIA P�li THE SPECIFIC USE(S)BElNG REQUES7ED AS SET �URTH I{W THE ZONING Df57RICT(S)IN W H{CH TNE SU6IECS PROPER'fY iS LOCATEO. EXPLAIN H4W,tN D�i41L,EACH�Ri7E�lOM 15 BEtNG fAMPi,1�D WlTH PER?Hi5 b�VELOPMENT PROP05Al(USE SEPARATE SNEECS AS P►�CE55Ait1�, � 2. �?G- 1 � �.f� `_..a'�' � � �� ' �S�'�G�2.�' —�� 1.� i...tl� J�LC�',�S �t?�`�C ��1'•l�-i�- G� '�1 W'�11�.� � 'T� �'��'►u�s �u �� —� t�.G��S �+f� ,t�cs��,' �= � L.�Si�`��..�'41.��, . ��!'�-�t,.��L�► ►� �.,1t�t' . �k� �`� � 'BL:�� "�'��.-�� +i�-�+ '�'�.....� �.._� �. 5. 6. 7. 8. P�nning d�Dsvobpmant D�partrrwnt,900 8.MyrtM Avenue,Ctearwater,KL 837'68,Tel:727-lf82-456T;Fax:72T-582-4868 Paga 7 of 8 Ravls6d 01192 ' ;, . � o , '- Plan�g 8c Deveiapment Department '''�� 1Fxexible Standard Development A►pplicat�on � � " Affidav7it ta Authorize Agent f Represen�ative 1. Provlde names of all property owners an deed—PRINT fu}I names: �� C...�---� 2. That�I am/we are}t6e flwner(s)attd record fitle holder�s)of the following described property: --�i � _ 3. That thts property constitutes the praperty forwhfch a requsst far{describe request}: �.�.�..�" " �! 4. That fihe undecsigned(hasJhave}appointed and(does/do)appdnt: �!� as(hisjtheirj ent{s)to euecute any petttions or ather documants necessary to affect such petition; S. That this affidavit has been exetuted to induce the�ty of Ctearwater, Florida to consider and act on th¢abave descr(bed propc'rtY; b. That site visits to the property are necessary by City repfesentatives In order tn process thls appitcatlon and the ewn� �ukhart City representatives ta visit and phobograph the property descxl bed in this appticatian; Z Tha , e d d a ority,hereby certify that the foregoing fs true and correct. �..._ t// �•�/��`�.-1C,E= �`�'f�?�� Property wr�er Proqerty owner Praperty Owner Prapecty Owner STATE 4F PLORIDA,CatlNTY OF PIiVELLAS BEFORE ME THE UidDERSIGNED,AN OFFIC�R DULY COMMISSfONED BY THE LAWS OF'THE STATE OF FLORIDA,ON TH15 ,�'!� _,dAY OF_��;�'��"�' ,.�,I'� ,PERSOPIAL�Y APPEARED ,,�� L� :1��.+0"2�-�� WHO NAVING BEEN FIRST OUIY$WORN AEPOS�D AND SAYS THAT HE/SHE FULLY UNpERSTAI+I CQ1U't'�NT5 dF THE AFFIDAVIT THAT HEJSHE SIGNEb, r' " cpk�nAl1��f`4�� fkr; y,�_ �'� ?�r i 5;11� �I��:7'i5266 � � � r C ,'.�q•.'�. � "'�Y�,� .�`F s�,:o,, ;:�<..,..��,�,iti unaenv�ters ' N4 ry Publlc Signature No�ry Saa r�• My Commission Expires; f�'� / � � � PI81U1ing&Ckev110pMp,�l1t D8�78KmArlt�1D0 S.�ilyrtie AYentro�Cleelwattr�PL�3$758�1'9�:�'27'�582-4$67;FBx:727-58'�-48$5 Page 9 of 9 �� Revlsed 01i12 .,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,_---°--,.,,...,,.,,,,.,, , r SNiURIi NL CAFiYALHO � �::: MY COMMI�OI�i 1I 0p 836286 � �r EXPIRES:4clober 27,2013 � 8anded 7tuu Ndary Pu6Mc tfidervRite�a ' . � Ht�UUAR � �IVI� ENGINEERING WEST CtaAST MEDI�AL PRELIMINARY/�ONCEPTUAL STCIRMWATER CALCU�ATIONS PINEUAS COUNTY PARCEL ID: 21-29-15-843�8-000-0440 March 12, 2013 ,,,, . � �, ,, ' k t� j��ler,P� :� �°��.PE#�,��`7� .t..: �`� rt , f`"t��t��" =�;. Howard Civil Engineertng,LLC 16110 N.Florida Ave, lutz,FL 33549 ��; ";'; '�,l'' � flffice$13.962.6565 Eax 813.3fi2.7575 �re�y,�F�cz�vEtirCi � � �!r�F"t r z �r:��_ � f 'i�,-+ x_ FLORIDA SEAFOCtDS EXPAN5ICIN PR�JECT NARRATNE PR07ECT LOCATION The project site is located at approximately 520 Haward Ct,Clearvvater, Fio�ida, Pinellas C�unty,within Section 21,Tawnship 29 South, Range 15 East. PRO]ECT S�ZE The tokal size af the parcel is approximately 3.07 acres. The proposed developmenk area is d.102 acres. EXISTING CONDITIONS The parcel has laeen previausly developed with e�cisting structures and pavement. PRQPOS��?C4Np�'�IONS The applicant wishes to construct an addition to the existing structure. DESIGN CRITERIA SWFWMD No meekings have been held at this time with SWFWMD skaff. As the project progresses,meetings will be held with SWFWMD staff to determine the permicting requirements. It is expecCed khat modiF'�cations to the previous permits witl be required. City of Clearwater Tfie attached calculations per th�City af Clearwater Stormwater design criteria indicate that an additionai volume of approximately 20QQ cubic feet will be required. There is ample area on site to provide the volume in either Che existing Facility or within an additional facility constructed within the existing green areas on the site. 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's',��, g�� 3i r �'x� ��» �..� � ''6x �� ,se:". �. 4",� '�;, E � 3# �� a�� a�,��,�"" 'i.�. ..�: ��.� �Xa� ,'��tE � � `T' = t r � a, ,.,,..,:�. � _, . ... � ..,R ,-: , '� ` � fl �--,.' March 12,2013 Preface Soif sunreys contain information that affects land use pianning in suroey areas.They highlight soil limitations that affect various land uses and provide infarmation about the properties af the soils in the survey areas.Soil sunreys are designed for many different users,including farmers,ranchers,foresters,agronomists,urban planners, community officials,engineefs,devebpers, builders,and hame buyers.Also, conservationists,teachers,students,and specialists in recrea#ion,waste disposal, and pollufion cantrol can use the surveys to help them understand,protect,or enharsce the environment. Various land use regulations of Federal,Sta#e,and local governments may impose special resirictio�s an land use or land treatment Soil surveys identify soit properties that are used in making various land use or land treatment decisians.The infarmation is intended to help the land users ident�fy and reduce the effects of sail limitations on various land uses.The landowner or user is responsible for identifying and eomplying with existing laws artd regulations. Although soil survey information can be used far general farm,locel,and wide�area planning,nnsite investigation is needed ta supplement this information i�some cases. Examples include soil quality assessments(http:l/so'sts.usda.gav/sqi/}and ce�tain conservation and engineeting applications.For mwe detailsd information,contact your local USDA Service Center(http:/Iaffces.sc.egov.usda.gov/Eocator/app? agency=nres)or your NRCS Staie Sail Scientist(http://soils.usda.govlcontacU state affices!). Great differences in soil properties can occur within short distances.Some saits are seasonally we#or subject to flooding.Some are too unstable to be used as a foundation for buildings or roads.Ctayey or wet soils are poorly suited ta use as septic tank absotption fields.A high vvater table makes a soil pqqdy suited to basements or undergraund installations. The National Cooperative Soil Survey is a joint effort of the United States Department of Agriculture and other�ederal agencies,State age�cies including the Ag�icultural Experiment Stations,and local agencies.The Natural Resources Conservatian Service(NRCS)has leadership for the Federal pa�t nf the National Cooperative Soil Survey. Information about soils is updated periodically.Updated information is availabte through the NRCS Soil Data Mart Web site or the NRCS Web Soil Survey.The Soil Data Mart is the data storage site for the official soil survey information. The U.S.Department of Agriculture(USDA)prohibits discrimination in all its pragrams and activities on the basis af race,color,national origin,age,disability,and where applicable,sex,marita)status,familial status,parental status,religion,sexuat orientation,genetic information,potitical belisfs,repnsal,or because all or a part af an individual's income is derived fram any public assistance program.(Not al1 prohibited bases apply to all programs.j Persons with disabilities who require alternative means 2 for communication of program information(Braille,large print,audiotape,etc,)should contact U5i7A's TARGET Center at(2Q2)720-2600(voice and TQDj.To file a complaint af discriminatlon,write to USdA, Director,Office of Civi!Rights, 94Q0 Independence Avenue,S.W.,Washington, D.C.20250-9410 0�call(8E)O)795-3272 (vaice)or(2�2)720-6382{TDD).USQA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. 3 Gontents Preface..............:...�...,............,.............................,............,.. .....2 .............................. How Soil Sunreys Are Made....................�...,....................,........... ..............5 .........�. S�il Map....................................... ...................................... ...7 8oilMa .................................. p............................................................................................:...................8 Legend.............................................................................................. ..................1 t3 Map Unit tegend................................................................. ........................... MapUnit Descriptions._.,...�..............................................:.................................1Q Pine(ias Counfy,Florida....:...................................................... ...12 .................... f7—Myakka soils and Urban fand......................................... ...12 ................... 29—Tavares soils and Urban land,p to 5 percent slopes...........................13 References.................�.......................................................,.... .......,.16 4 How Soil Surveys Are Made Soil surveys are made to provide information about the soils a�d miscellaneous areas in a specific area.7hsey incfude a description af the soils and miscellaneaus areas and their location on the landscape and tables that show soi)prapeRies and limikations affecting various uses.Soil scientists observed the steepness,length,and shape of the slopes;the general paitern ofi drainage;the kinds af crops attd native plants;and the kinds of badrock.They observec!and descnbed many soil profiles,A soil prafile is the sequence of natural layers,or hoFizons,in a soil.The pr�le extenc�s from the surface down into the unconsolidated materiat in which the soi4 formed or irpm the surface dawn ta bedrock.The un�consoiidated ma#eriai ts devoid of rflots and other living arganisms and has not been changed by p#her biolagica4 act[vi#y. Gurrently,soiis are mapped accarding to the boundaries of majar land resaurce areas (MLRAs).MLRAs are geographically assQCiated Iand resource units that share common characteristics related ta physiography,gsology,climate,water resaurces, soils,biological resaurces,and land uses(USQA,2006}�Saii survey areas typiaally consist of parts of one or mare MIRA. The soils and miscellaneous ereas in a survey area occur in an orderly pattern that is related to the gealogy,landforms,relief,climate,and natural vegetatian of the area. Each kind of soit and miscelfaneous a�ea is associated with a particular kind af iandfarm or wsth a segmeni af the landfo�m.By abserving the soils ar�d miscellaneous areas in the survey area and relating thair pasiEion to specific segments af the landtorm,a soil sci�ntist develops a concept,or modsl,of how ti7ey weta formed.Thus, during mapping,this m�odel enables the soil scientist to predict with s considerable degree of accuracy the kind of soil ar miscellaneous area at a speeific location an the landscape. Cammanly,individual soils on the fandscaps merge into one another as their characferistics gradualty change.To construct an accurate soii map, however,soil scientists must determine the boundaries between the soils.l'hey can observe only a limited number of soil profiles.Nevertheless,these observatians,supptemented by an understanding of the soiF-vegetation-landscape relationship,are sufficient to verify predictions of the kinds of soil in an area and ta determine the baundaries. Sail scientists recorded the characteristics af the soit profiles thet they stuciied.They noted sai}colar,texture,size and shape af soil aggrsgates,kind and amourst nf rock fragments,distributian of plant roats,reacEion,and other features fhat enable them ta identify soils.After describing the soils in the survey area and determining their praperties,the soil scientists assigned the soits to taxonttmic classes(units). Taxonamic cEasses are cancepts.Each taxonomic class has a set of soil characteristics with preeise{y defined limits.Th�classes are used as a basis for comparisa�ta classify soifs systematically.Soil taxonomy,the sys#em of taxonomic classificaCian used ir�ihe United States,is based mainly an the kind and character o# soil praperties and the arrangement of horizons wiihin the proEile.After the sail scientists classified and named the soils in the survey area,they campa�ed the 5 CusGom Soil Resource Report individual soils with similar sails in the same taxanamic class in other areas sa that they could confirm data and assemble additional ciata based on experience and research. The abjective of soil mappi�g is not to delineate pure map unit components;the abjective is to separate the fandscape into landforms or la�dform segments that have similar use and management requirements.Each map unit is defined by a uniqus combinatia�of soil eompanents andlor miscellaneous areas in predictable prapartians.Some camponents may be highfy contrasting to the other components of the map unit.The presence of minor companents in a map unit in na way diminishes the usefu{ness or accuracy of the data.The delineation of such landforms and landform segments on the map provides sufficient information for the develapment of resource plans.!f intensive use of small areas is planned,ansite investigation is needed to define and locate the soils and miscellaneous areas. Soil scientists make many field obserrations in the process of producing a soil map. The frequency of observation is dependent upon several factors,including scale of mapping,intensity of mapping,design of map units,complexity of the landscape,and experience of the soil scientist.Obsenrations are mada to test and refins the soil- landscape modeE and predictions and to verify the classificatian ot the soils at specific locations.Once khe soil-landscape model is refined,a significantfy smaller number of measurements af individual snil properties are made and recorded.These messurements may include field measurements,such as those far color,depth to bedrack,and texture,and laboratory measurements, such as thasa for content of sand,sift,clay,salt,and other components.Properties af each sqi)typically vary from one point to another across the landscape. Obseroations for map unit compvnents are aggregated to develap ranges of characteristics for the components.The aggregated values are presented. Direct measurements do not exist for every property presented for every map unit componsnt.Values for some properties are estimated from combinations of other properties. Whi{e a soii survey is in progress, samples af some of the soils in the area generally are callected for laboratnry analyses and far engineering tests.Sail scisntists interpret the data from these analyses and tests as well as the fisld-observed characteristics and the sail properties to dete�mine Ehe expected behavior o#the soils under different uses.Interpretations for all of the soils are field tested through observation of the soils in different uses and under different levels of management.Some interpretations are madified to�t lacal canditfans,and some new interpretations are developed to ineet loca)needs. Data are assembled from other sources, such as rssearch information, production records,and field experience of specialists.Far example,data an crop yields under defined[evels of management are assembled irom farm records and from field or plat experiments on the same kinds of soil. Predlctions about soil behaviar are based not only on soii properties bu#also on such variables as ciimate and biolagical activity.Soil canditions are predictable over IQng periods af time,but they are not predictabfe from year to year.For example,soil scientists ean predicf with a fairly high degree of accuracy that a given soil wiil have a high water table within certain depths in mast years,But they cannat predict that a high water table will afways be at a specific level in the soii on a specific date, After soil scientists located and identified the significant natural bodies of soil in the sun+ey area,they drew the baundaries af these bodies on aerial photographs and identified each as a specific map unit.Aerial photpgraphs show trees,buildings,fie(ds, roads, and rivers,all of which help in iocating boundaries accu�ately. 8 Soil M�p The sail map sentian inciudes the soi{map#ar the defined area of interest,a list nf saii map units on the map and extent of each map unit,and cartographic symbols displayed an the map.Also presented are various metadata about data used to produce the map,and a descriptinn af each soil map unit. 7 Custom Sail Resource Report Soil Map � O Y N 3Y2890 32292� 32255G ;322UBG� 3«7^7t� 323�d0 3230?0 32310b 323t3Ci YT'S@ 28' .,.. ..,. ,.;;- ... . ,,,,. 2T 56 28 _ • ' ';� s- v,'., k� � �� t�, �, g � `��. 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S"'dy Spa The orthophaio or other base map on which ihe sai i+nes were ,�.. SevGre[y Eroqed Spot compiled and digiUZed proba6ly ditlers from the background [ tmagery displayed on these maps.As a€esutt,some minor stwtfir�g � p Sinkhde of map uni#boundaries.may be evideRt. s� S1ade a Slip i � yt Sodi�Spct i ,,, 5poil Area � �{ Stony Spot � Custom Soil Resaurce Report Ma� Unit Legend Plnailaa county,Flo�laa tFl4o�} Map Untf 5ymbot Map Unit Name Acraa in AC�t Parcent of Aql j 17 ;Myakka soNs and Urhar�ta�d 3.9� 32,6°6` �!28 �� Tavares soils and Urban land.0 to 5� 6� � g7 4q6; ' percent stopes � .... ..,_. ............ .._,m......__., _ ..._... .... _........._. .._... 3..._....�.._. .__......_ . ., .:_. .......�._.. ........... .........__ � Totala tor Araa af Intarast 9A 100.Md: Map Unit Descriptions The map units delineated on the detailed soil maps in a soii survey represent the saits or miscet[aneaus areas in the survey area.The map unit descriptians,along witM the maps,can be used to determine the composition and properties af a unit. A map unit delineation on a soi)map represents an arQe dorninated by one ar more major kinds of soil or misceAaneous areas.A map unit is identifiecl and nam+ad according to the taxonamic c�assifica#ion of the dominant soils.Within a taxonomic class there are precisely de#ined limits far the prape�ties of the sails.On the landscape, hawever,the soils are natural phenomena,and they have tha characte�istic variability af ali natural phenomena.Thus,the range of some observed praperties may extend beyond the limits defined far a taxonomic class.Areas of soils of a single taxonomic class rare{y,it ever,can be mapped without including areas af oiher taxanamic classes.Canseque�tly,evary map ur►it is made up of the so'sls or miscelianeous areas #ar whicfi it is named and some mi�ar camponents thaf belong to taxonomic Gasses other than those of ths majar soils. Most minor soils have praperties similar to those of the dominant soil ar sails in khe map unit,and thus they do not affect use and manageme�#.These are called noncontrasting,or similar,camponents.They may or may nat be mentioned in a particutar map unit description.Other minor components,however, have properties and behavioral chatacferistics divergent enough to affect use or to require different management.These are called conErasting,ar dissimilar,companents.They generally are in smail areas and could not be mapped separately because of tha scale used. Some sma11 areas of stto�gly contrasting soiis or miscellaneous areas are identified by a special symbok on the maps.If included in the database for a given area,the contrasting rr�inar components are identified in the map unit descriptions along with some characteristics of each.A few areas o€minot companertts may noi have bee� obsetved,and cat�sequen#fy they are not mentioned in the descriptians,especially where the pattern was so complex that itwas impracticat ta make enaugh observations to identify all the soiis and miscellaneous areas on the landscape. The presence af minor camponents in a map unit in no way diminishes the usefutness oc accuracy af the data.The abjective of mapping is not t4 defir�eate pure taxonomic ciasses but rather to ssparate the landscape inia landforms or landform segments that have similar use anci management requirements.The deline�tian nf such segments on the map provides sufficient information for the developmsnt of resource plans. If intensive uss of smati areas is planned,I10W@VEf,onsite investigation is needed to define and locate the soils and miscellaneous areas. 1Q Custom Soil Resource Report An identifying symbo!precedes the ritap unii name in themap unit descriptians.Each description includes generat#acts about the unit and gives important soil p�ape�ties and qualities. Soils that have pro�ifes that are almost alike make up a sar'I series.Except for diffe�ences in te�cture of the surface(ayer,all the soils of a series have major horizons that are similar in cornpasition,thickness,and arrangement. Soifs of one series can differ in kexture of the surface layer,slope,stoniness,salinity, degree of erosion,and ather ch�racterisfics#hat affect their use.On the basis af such differences,a sai)series is divided into sait phases. Most of the areas shown on the rtetailed soil maps are phases of soil series.The name of a sail phase commanly indicates a feature that afFects use or management. Fnr example,Alpha silt loam,0 to 2 percent sl�pes, is a phase o#the Alpha senes. Same rnap units are made up af two or more major soils or misceqaneous areas. These map units are complexes,associatians,or undifferentiated grnups. A complex consists of twu or more soils or miscellaneous areas in such an int�icate pattern ar in such small areas that they cannot be showtn separate#y an the maps.The pattern and proportion of the soils or misceltaneous areas are somewhat simiiar in all areas,A1pha-Beta complex,0 to 6 percent slapes,is an exarrtple. An associatian'rs made up oP two or more geographically associated snifs ar miscellanso�s areas that are shown as one unit on the maps.Secause af present or antieipated uses oP the map units in the survey area, itwas no#considered praciical ar necessary ta map the soils or miscellaneous areas sepa�ately.Tt�e patt�rn and relative propa�tion of the soits or miscellaneous areas are somewhat similar.A1pha- Beta association,0 to 2 perGent slopes,is an example. An undifferentiated group is made up of two or mare soils or misceilaneous areas#hat couid be mapped individually buf are mapped as one unit because similar i�terpretations can be made for use and management.The pattern and praporti+�n of the soiis or miscellaneous areas in a mapped area are not uniform.An area can be made up nf on�y one of the major soils or misceltaneous areas.ar it can be made up of all af them.A[pha and Beta soifs,0#0 2 percent stopes,is an example: Some surveys incfude rniscellaneous areas.Such areas have iittEe or no sail materiai and su�port little or nQ vegetatian. Rock outcrop is an example. 11 Custam Soil Resource Report Pinellas County, Fforida 17-Myakka soils and Urban land Map Unit Setting Landscape:Caas#al plains Elevafion:10 fa 1 Qt1 feet Mean annvai precipitation:48 ta 56 inches Mean annuat air temperature:70 to 77 degrees F Frost free periad:335 to 3&5 days Map Unit Composition Myakka and similar saits:50 percent tirban tand:45 percent Minor components:5 perce�t Description of Myakka Setting Landforrrr:Flatwoods on marine terraces Landforrrr posifiai(three-diniensional):Talf Dawn-slope shape:Convex Across-slope shape,•Linear Parent material:Sandy marine depasits Properties and qualities Slope:Q to 2 percent Depth to rasCrictive feature:More than 8{l inches Dr�fnage ctass:Poorty drained Capacity of fhe most limiting layer to transmif water(Ksaf),Moderately high ta high (0.60 ta 6.40 inthr) Oepth to water table:About 6 to 18 inches Frequency of flooding:None Frequency of ponding:None Maxim��m salinity:Nonsaline(0.4 to 2.0 mmhoslcm) Sorfium adsorption ratiq rrraximum:4.0 Auaitable watereapacity:Lawr(about 4.6 inches) (nterpretive groups Farmland classifieafion:Not prime farmland Land capability(nonirrigated):4w Mydrologie Sofi Grz�trp:A/D Typlcal prafile 0 to 4 inches:Fine sand �to 22 inches:Fir�e sand 22 to 36 rnches:Fine sand 36 to 80 inches:�ine sand Descriptian af Urhan Land Setting Landfom�►:Marine terraees Landform positian(three-dimensional)�Interfiuve,talf Down-slope shape:Linear Across-stape shape:Linear 12 Custom Sail Resource Repart Parerrt materiaL No parent materia4 Minar Components Adamsvitle Percen#of map unit:3 gercent Land(orm:Ridges on marine te�races,knoiis on marine terraces Landform position(three-dimensional):Interflu�e,talf Down-slope shape:Convex Across-slope shape:Linear Pomello Pe►r,ent of map unit:2 perceni E.andfomr:Ridges on marine terraces, rises vn marine te�races Land{brm position(thr�e-c�irnensTo»aJj:1nCerffuve Down-slope shape:Gonvex Across-slope shape:Linear 29—�Tavares saiis and Urban land, 0 ta 5 percent si�pes Map Unit Setting Landscape:Coastal plains Etevation:10 to 120 feet Mean annua!preciprtafron;48 ta S6 i�ches Mean anrTUa1 air temperature:7fl to 77 degrees F �rost-free period:335 to 365 days Map Unit Gnmposition Tavares and similar soils:50 percent Urban,Nand:45 percent Minoreomponer�fs:5 percent Descrlption of Tavares Setting Landform:Ridges on marirte terraces,knolis an marine terraces Landform pasition(thrse-dlmensronal):Interftuus Qown-slape shape:Canvex Across-sfape shape:Linear F'arent rnaterial:Eolian or sandy marine deposits Praperties and quali#ies 51ope;0 to 5 percent Depth fo restrictive feature:More than 80 inches Qrainage class:�Moderately weli d�ainad Gapacrfy of the rrrost tirniting layer to transmit water(Ksat):High to very high{6.0o tu 2D�.00 inlhr} Depth fa water table:About 42 to 72 incnes F�equency of ftoocling:Nane Frequenay ot panding:lVane �3 Custom Soil Resource�tepor# Maximum safi»ity:htonsaline{4.0 to 2.0 mmhos/cm) Sodium adsorption r�tio, maximum.4.0 AvailabJe water capacity:Very Eow{abaut 2.B inches} tnterpretive graups Farmland ctassifrcatian:Nat prime farmland land capability(nonirrigated):3s Hydrofogic Sail�roup:A Typtcal profile 0 ta 5 inches:Fine sand 5 to 80 inches:Fine sand Description of Urban land Setting tandform:Marine terraces l.andform position(three-dimensional):Interfluve,Ealf Dowr�-slape shape:Linear Aecoss-stope shape:�Linear Parent rnaterial.�No parent material Minor Components Adamsv�lie Percenf nf map unit.2 percent Lan�?/orm:Ridges on marine terraces,knalls o�marine terraces Landform position(three-dimensinna!)�Interfluve,talf Qawn-stope shape:Convex Across-slope shape;Linear Pomello Percent ot map ttnit:2 percent t�anutfnrrn:Ridges qn marine terraces,rises an marine terraces Landfarm position(three-dimensional}:lnterfluve Dawn-stope shape;Convex Across-sJope shape:Linear Seffne� Per�ent of rnap unit: 1 peresnt Landfarr�n:Ridges on marir�e terraces,knolls on rnarine terraces Lanclform posrtion(three-dimensional):I�terfluve,talf F�own-slope shepe:Linear Across-siape shape:Linear 14 References American Association af State Highway and 7ransportatian Officials(AASHTO),ZQ04. 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