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BOUNDARIES UPDATE OF MOCASSIN LAKE PARK-MOCCASIN LAKE ENERGY CENTER " TO: FROM: COPIES: SUBJECT: DATE: 1 ----------== --- C I If 0 F C LEA R W ATE R Interdepartment Correspondence Sheet - --_n__ Sue Lampkin, Asst. City Clerk Art Kader, Asst. Director, Parks & Recreation Moccasin Lake Park - Update Boundaries 11/14/80 As per our conversation of Wednesday, November 12, 1980, enclosed please find the following documents pertaining to the updating of boundaries for Moccasin Lake park. 1. copy of letter from Department of Natural Resources to Jim Sheeler, Grants Specialist, requesting that the public records be revised to reflect the new boundaries (see paragraph 1.) 2. New legal description for entire park. 3. New boundary map for entire park. Your inclusion of this material in the public records which contains the "Notice of ~itation of Usen statement would be appreciated. AI<: ed enc: f)K J.ECEIVID NO\J 17 1980 .r;m ~LE.RK. ..- , I , BOB GRAHAM State of Florida Governor GEORGE FIRESTONE Secretary of State JIM SMITH Attorney General GERALD A. LEWIS Comptroller BILL GUNTER DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DR. ELTON J. GISSENDANNER Eucutin DirtdOl 3900 COMMO:'\WEALTH BOl'LE\"ARD I TALLAHASSEE 32303 Treasurer DOYLE CONNER Commissioner of Agriculture RALPH D. TURLINGTON Commissioner of Education November 3, 1980 . .. ~.'r'" I h...JV 6 1930 Mr. J. D. Sheeler Grants Development Specialist City of Clearwater Post Office Box 4748 Clearwater, Florida 33518 PL.. _ ..~<-r,;(J, (1 EP /. :-:, "-i' .. ~ ~\r~' Re: Moccasin Lake Park FRDAP #8-55-11 Dear Jim: Thanks for the revised boundary in your letter of October 23, 1980. This boundary will be considered the permanent boundary for future project purposes. Be sure to replace the previous boundary description with the J revised boundary in the public records which contain the "Notice of Limita- tion of Use" statement. We should have a copy of the warranty deeds for the additional parcels; please send them. We have a copy of the deed from PACT, Inc. V Please forward the revised site plan when available. It is our under- standing that the development concept will not change but will be realigned to accomodate the increased size of the park. Also, forward for Departmental approval the project's final plans and specifications before the bid is advertised or force account construction starts. After Departmental approval, the City must execute the pre-construction certification and forward it to this office. If the project is to be contracted out, a copy of the bid advertisement, bid tabulation and proposed contract must be sent to and approved by this Department prior to executing the contract. When construction on the project begins, this Department must be notified. The information packet which was sent with the project approval letter explains these requirements in greater detail. D1VISJO~S I AD\lINISTRA T10r-: . LA W E;>;FORCB1ENT . \IARlr"E RESOURCES RECREATION AI'\D PARKS. RESOt:RCE MA;>;AGEME:'\T. STATE LANDS "~ .. Mr. J. D. Sheeler November 3, 1980 Page Two I , Should you have any questions~ please contact me. Assuring you of the Department's desire to be of continuing service, I remain DAG:khp cc: City Manager s~~ Donald A. Gerteisen Grants Coordinator Bureau of Recreation Planning and Local Assistance Division of Recreation and Parks cO! la. ESTIMATED DATE ,0 BE SUBMITTED TO ,. mi.u. s R7, n9') 7n ~o' FEDERAL AGENCY ~ 19 80 20, FEDERAL AGENCY TO RECEIYE REQUEST ,.v....... Citv, St..,.. ZIP o"u) I I IICRS, 75 :;I'r:n:~ Street, S. No, Atl.lI~tl. (;'-'or;i~l J0303 I 22. .. To ~tl. '.1 ot my ilnawllOa' Ind belief'l b. !f feI1uireo ". OMS Circular A--jS Ihi5 loollc.Jtion wU 5u~mittlld. :;ur.,ulnt (0 in. 2 i dati 11'1 t1'Iis prlJlfJ~jClcion/. I. .PPllcation." structlon.l t"l.'lln, 10 IpprOQlIII. clalrln.:houses and III t&Spansu "I U"tJ.C:lta: "I THE trul Ind """oct, th. dowmlnt" hu *n 1:! I APPLICANT duly .u(homed by t,llI i",minl body ot ~.! CERTIFIES ihl Dpl'tlnt Ind t.~1 IDIllleont .,11 ",,",ply.1 (I) ~ I THAT ~ I. .,th :~I Ift.thed ..sutlne. il till ualot-I (2) 1 I Int4." 'PPnlVed. . , I)) , '3 I. nPED N.o.ME AND TITLE ~ [' CERTIFYINGI t; REPRE. I Ncy C. Landrum l:j I SENT"TIYE , 24. AGENCY N"ME I u ,:). De!nrt;,~ent of the Interior 26. ORGANIZATIONAL UNITHer:::' tag e Cons erv a t ion 27. ADMINISTRATIYE OfFICE and Recreation Service 29. ADDRESS In-progress.. . . Tampa Bay RegloP':1 Plannlng C0W1C1I 0 Fla. Plannin 'fIld Development Clearingho[i$e ). 0 (. . c. DATE SIG~EO /J rda,. I U/-L/( ~,__. 1980 6 . r.;. ~ ! FEDERAL ASSISTANCE I .. NUMBER -J /1. g.PE 0 PREAPPlICATION ACTION 0 APPLICATION I l.IIark apo. r-"U NOTIFICATION OF INTENT (Opt) L,a~. I J'rnpnate I box) D Rf:PORT OF FEDERAL ACTION lJlanl< 14. LEGAL APPLICANT/RECIPIENT I I. Al>pllcanl Nsm. State of Flor idLl . De~rt.m2nt of Natural Resources 1 b. Or.ln;"l;on Lnil Oi vision of Recreation and Parks It. Street/P,O, Box 3900 Comrronwealth Boulevard i d, City Tallahassee I. County : lk"'On It, Slltl Florida I, ZIP <Ado: 32303 i h. Con.lAct Penon ('va",. Ney C. Landrum - 904-488-6131 ~ 1_ &: tel.phon. 'vo.. ~ i 7. TITLE AND DESCRlPTlC)N Of APPLICANT'S PROJECT ~Mbccasin Lake Energy Center, City of i3lp.o. Box 4748, Clearwater, Florida ~, Slproposed development of a nature and energy inter- ~ I. pretation/denonstratiolJ center that will be powered 1. wholly by existing natural on-site energy sources IE Kwind, $W1, biomass). proj ect is sul::1ni tted for con- ~~idera~on W1der th~ Sec. of lnterior's Contingency ~ I Th:~~&"trf ~ef'l~?.q,S.:r;,9<J.t~ci""I"". ,11. c:smlA,ED NL;:.1- Stat..., .ta.) i 8ER CF FERSONS : Pinellas, PasO), Hillsborough ! B~;/~~ITI~G 2. APPlI. CANT'S APPLI. CATION I b.DATE 19 i~O month. 6 Clearwater 33518 JJ. PROPOSED ~UNOtNJ 14, CONGR~SSIONAL DISTRICTS OF, I ....! I. APPlICAHT ' b. PROJECT l. I, Fm ERAl. , 4~ ')47 R,) .cO , I I APPLICANT I ~,; ,:' .-\ I 6 b. 47 85 ,'JO I e. STATE .co ! 16. PROJECT START ! 17. PROJECT I DAT1; i~O '..013'" ~ DURATION d. LOCAL 41,SOO 00 00 ! 6 .'I1ont,,,". ~. :)f\J~.~ Ytar I'?\ont.\ 6 ~ ~ . ... '(JfJ~ lc.lj4'r "MS Avpmval No. 8v-!<U I 'tQ I J. STATE APt>UCA- I TION ~ IIDENTI- FIER I I"' NIJ 1M: i. ~ I b. DATE I ASSIGNED 19 }'t1a.r mor.t.~ dav 15. I I 16. r PRO. GRAM 1 (f"Hm, i f'f!deral . CataWg) FEDERAL EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NO, N/A . II. NU"'SrR ~c I ~~~~oor Recreation I Acqllisition, Development I a.nd Planning , Ii 5!. ! 4[ 0; OJ 1 8. TYPE OF APPLICANT/RECIPIENT I A--3!J!! H-C.:lmmunlty Action Ai",nq : B-lntcr5t.lo 1- HI..her (duc.llonal Instltutloo i C-Suostat. J- 1"1"1"." Tnoe Dlltrtct r\-Jlher (SpetH-II): D..uounty I E- City ; F- Schooi Di3trid i G-SpOCIII Purpose ! DIStrltl C-l Erlier avproprVlltl :~UI'T :_\ ! ~ r-~-r'IPE OF ASSISTANCE I A-Bnlc Grant D-Insuranc. I B-Supplomlnlal Gl1Inl E-01h.t I C-Lo,n En.ttl' iJp,,-ro~ ~ ;,-rH.1te tttter (~i 12. ,Y?E OF AP?LICA TlON .s...-,...~ ':'-~lIVI~JO" E-~u;mantation B-Ronewal o...Contlnul"on EJ\tel' a.ppropriGt. leH~ !A:l ,15, TYPE OF CHAtJGE 'For He ." Ztll I A-,ncfeu8 Oollen ~-0lh.r (SpltC1!lI): I g-D'Jcr~a3ft Dol!ers I 5-:.ll~~C~~:::~ OOU~:~~~~n N/A : E..;.~n'clllltig.n E",,((r 1.PP"-o" ;}n':lte :dt~r(.) 1_ JtJ'jJ 1 --1 19. EXISTING FEDERAL ID~NTIFICATlON NU,"E:ER 25 N/A 21. RE"'ARKS~aDED I' Ye. ~ No So r.- . po."., Rt:pon.. llit.uiwd o o o '" on tJt. d<.v 25 PPlICA. r._ "",n/h dav 19 . 28. i :::; n: 1 r h (;.., ':::. r R {\ ("'t ,. ("\ n FEDERAL APPLICATION IOENTIF:CATION \)' \ 3D. FEDERAL Grt"NT IDENTIFICATION r.ar mantk d<.v i 3.... r..... ..onth dav I STARTING AC'!:.1~N_C~"-~E ~ ___19_ __ _____D m: 19 CONTACT FIJR ADDI TlONAL INFORMA. I }5. r'.... ",onth dav TlON (,vell..1 mnd ,.I,pJ..o.nI ."...bor) I ENDING I DATE 19 f-- I 37, REM"RKS ADDED I W 75~Drho ~~ ~ i 31, ACTION TAKEN ~ i 0 I. AWARDED S . 0 b. REJECTED 1[' 0 t. RETURNED fDA = AMENDMEKT ~! 0 d. DEFtARED tii llj ! 0 .. WITlWAAWN 38.. FEDERAL AGENCY A-9~ "CTlON , 32- I .. fEDERAL I $ ,00 33. :r'b APPLlCAH~ .00 I' 35- : <. STATE I ,00 ; . d. LOCAl. I .00 i i I OTHER I .00 i (404) :221- : r. TOTAL I $ .00 ! II. In tlkinl Ibcn'. action. Iny comments rec.iwd from cleeringnousu .Ire eon. fld.r.t. II liAne, ,.-po"", II du. ",ndlr pnn1l1onl 01 Plr1 I, OM9 Circular A-95. I it hu bun 01 II tMinl ml..JI. ~24-1.01 o YM C~jo b. FEDERAL AGENCY A-~5 OFFICIAl. (Na.,.,,.. a,nd td4pM". .0.) STANDARO FOR" 424 ~"GE 1 il0-75) Pu.mboci h GSA. F <<UraJ jt .....11."..'.. / C .rNla r 7 ~-7 ~ , ,. e !- ! . UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service Land and Water Conservation Fund project Agreement , '"{ ""Ji' ,'~ ~/~~: - ~:~~ -~~o~:~u uu. - ... _ . --I;~:j~C~u~,::~u_- - . ... Project Title t-'bccasin Lake Energy Center Project Period Project Stage Covered by this Agreement Entire ,..:~- ~*.....;..~. ~\~~.. ,.......... Project Scope (Description of project) Deve1opn-ent of aI, 250+ square feet nature and energy interpretation/deIIDnstration center. :" ,~ r-,)~ .,,..,') --. - ; '. ;. :~~,~'t' 12-103-0570 F1a-Pinellas-Clearwater project Cost II 1- The following are hereby incorporated into this agreement: Total Cost $ 87 .09~70 Fund Support not to exceed 50\ Fund Arnoun t $ 4 3 , 5 4 7 . 8 5 1. General provisions (HCRS Manual) 2. project Application and Attachments. Cost of this Stag e $ _al_LJJ.2.5 . 7 0 Assistance this 3. stage $ ~4-2L5_4 7 . 8 5 4. _. IICRS 8-92 :.-- .- e J . ~ The United States of America, represented by the Director, Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, United States Department of the Interior, and the State named above (hereinafter referred to as the State), mutually agree to perform this agreement in accordance with the Land and water Conservation Fund Act of 1965, 78 stat. 897 (1964), the provisions and conditions of the Heritage Conser- vation and Recreation Service Manual (Grants-in-Aid Series), and with the terms, promises, conditions, plans, specifications, estimates, procedures, project proposals, maps, and assurances attached hereto or retained by the state and hereby made a part hereof. The United States hereby promises, in consideration of the promises made by the State herein, to obligate to the State the amount of money referred to above, and to tender to the State that portion of the obligation which is required to pay the United States' share of the costs of the above project stage, based upon the above percentage of assistance. The State hereby promises, in consideration of the promises made by the United States herein, to execute the project described above in accordance with the terms of this agreement. The following special project terms and conditions were added to this agreement before it was signed by the parties hereto: In witness whereof, the parties hereto have executed this agreement as of the date entered below. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA By (Signature) Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service Uni.ted States Department of the Interior --N.e.y J' T.i1nn runL__.__. (Name) Date --'--.---------.--~-------------- ----_____....n _.. State Liai.S()Il ()f..ficer (Title) 1 N 1\ 11 0 - 1 R 1111111 11111111111111111111 --.....,.,....' ~",.~~,"~'>,... ,\.,...,,~ I' . I. ,.... ~,,, " -- 4l-h~, ~'k,'~_ ",. ~l..f "V',.~.. ~,. -, l~. ..', . .~ ' ~ ...~ ~ :" - ....... \.~. -;./\ .. .~ , I"r'.y"'- > \.,' . . '~, ,.' ,':' IL "", i'- ~' ... . . ~ HeRS 8222 March 1978 eAND AND WATEt't CONSERVATI4=:UND - DESCRIPTION AND NOTIFICATION -FORM STATE ELEM NEW AMEND CORR PROJECT NAME MOCCASIN LAKE ENERGY CENTER PROJ 3 RECEIVED MO DAY YR APPROVED MO DAY l YR EXPIRATION~. ~ MO DAY YR 9 30 83 TARGETS 1 I MO I YR , ~TO~l J MO I YR STAFn ELEMENT NAME TYPE ~. ~ acquisition D)=, newdcvclopmelll , :::: renovation'developmerd C '" combination P '" planning 9 SPONSOR NAME I" I ~ SPONSOR (L) '" local 'S' " state C county CITY OF CLEARWATER ADDRESS: SCOPE NARRATIVE FINANCIAL DATA ESTIMATES: TOTAL COST CLEARINGHOUSE DATA: 1. STATE # 2. LOCAL 3. l::~l :;:J " ACREAGE ACQl'"'RED ,"] " [= DO:A~~ A~E;l '" [- ACOUIS" ~~;'IS1~-~c~1 -------------------~ .t, -~ !'->a_;f?(~ L.I~ rrl"ja'e --~l ------- ----.-.--.- .-.-- -------.---.--j -------------- ---- --1- -- ------------~--------~ FUND AMOUNT SOURCE OF OTHER - -------- _ S2~~ E-~~\ ~LOCA~ (121 F-~~~l~ I -------- ---- - - ---~ ------.-. ---..-- NAME i __ __ _------1 RESP I _______J 11- CTE::~~S.. ..J .', 0268'01 [ CONGR~SS l. 16 L DISTRICT __ 06 20 SPECIAL INDICES C ((I<lsLli ;.r .'lp,-'t E - SI_Jrr1us prL~~)i'rly :::: indian sponsored L --:; less than fee acquisition M rnillPlIland p, -:::: nal,jrai neritagp prp.ser,.atlon Q : r~liro"d~ f1.0.W U = utility.-.R.()'W W wotlands B '- IS....~ll.:H",(' - red'.~r,:tl F -=-=- , le,ad ~:dai r H -:'" hanc11cilppeli (~fTlphasis S = 'Schoc,i park national trail !:: ..:~ project involvnd cnnvcrsion IV-= C(lntlnnency rw)erve R ::-: fFltiorVl1 river ---'--------_._~-~--_._--,------._._..-- -"------ FACILITY I,. 00 CAMPGROIJ~.'DS 01 lpnt slips 0;: tr;lll nr/cam~:"r :",i!(',' OJ ~lrOlJJl carnr1lJ/U\)f)(1 U1 d,lv camp D. 00. GOLF caulls!:: 01 rrqular 02 p.lr ,1 03. l~! IV111~l r ;11 191J E. 00. SWIMMltlG FACILITIES 01 Pl~I)1 02 ',v;ldl;'q :'(IU! 0:3 ,'3 [J r .'ty ~ 'f'(l ad SWlfTHI1iny L\I!dch 05 tJath'lOuse F. 00. aOATING FACII.lrtf:S UI l"llndl r,lt!1 fl ll:- 'H~I Ill~; OJ bl,)(It lif! G 00 FISHING FACILITIES 01 ptpr 02 ~trf'arn IrnprUVt'iilenf IlJ ti~-;hinCJ;\ ',;t~SS B. 00. PICNIC AREAS I) I f.)n1ily sile P2 q'C')up St!f'~tpr C. 00. SPORTS & PlAYFIHOS 01 qerlero1lpurf"_-';~' ~'~~ !;:I<-;eba!lls\l:i!) OJ f(.\ lthall!~;(!\',( (:; 04 tot Inl f)~) len!llscDtJrt'-: OG othPr court:') 07 rrt!~lpi~;'c) 08 Irapl.;k'wl 09 tlrchery ranQC l 10 r cc1eo arr'(1 ,11 Il;:tck'aci!i~-", -.~----_._~-- -......_.,-------_.._._-~- H. 00. TRAILS 01 hdqno (\2 h)f Sf'> 03 bi(;ycl,.~ 04 mO'_nrizpJ 05 n"tufP ()f~ p x~! roc l'~ r~ P. 00. PASSIVE PARKS Q. 00 SUPPORT FACILITY 01 w~llkways 02 site jmprovf!rnentilandsc~lplng A, utilities 04 ,(): Itprnent O~) r ()~'H.JS ((, (17 OF, slqns 09 '-:mTlfort staliol1 10 CI')(lces:;:.iofl 11 Pi:lllltenanCI" R. 00. AM PHITH EAT ERIAAt~ D SH EL l S 00 LAKE IMPOUNOMHHS 00. WINTER SPORTS FACIUTIES o 1 ~. k I 111 1. 02 ski ,I"pp OJ ski jUfliP 04 f.led/lfl(luc;nan run (l) sk<ltinq'lnk Ob ',k i I r,li":~. Of' :)I1f)\'V!IHlhilf'trdih DB Warf"!!ll1l1 r'llt': ~. 00. SHELHHrO POOL L. 00. SHElH:1f.IJ ICE RiNK T. 00. VISITOR INf'ORMATION CENTER M. 00. Hl'lII TlNG &.-.QQ,' INTERPRETIVE CENTErVEner __~~~~_UR~l AHEA n___~0! (!9)tnHER - ~~~~~aH~~.: i rj L' . ri / C') I I (J D - 1;;,- . e STATE PLANNING REGIONS --,----,,...,.-- -) I '1,)\, Jro.lf"". 1""'('" <-.ON . . / :~__,-"\"L_.l... \___.. , . -,. _,r--,~-GAOSOE.N r' , ..." ' , , II 'C.I\Utl)4Jtj' , , ...,i.... I " '.,HA,...lLl0N '- '<' " :" ( . r "j -. i.'1./'''^P-l,...,f"f! . ,~ I .. tUNl""'.... " ~/ r ,_ W. ,....._ ~ ~A5--~\J 1 .~, , , . { ,/ "" ' / -~---- f)AI"'Fn I I : L1nr:f~ TY ~ Land and Water Conservation Fund Moccasin Lake Energy Center No. 12-00 x 'lF~WR"" . - -~., '- gROWAf.'D COLLIEH .J 00... -~ .A~Q ..'-.'JI ..-- ~ ~..' I j i i I 1 I ~ ~ f / i j , ) l ~ ~ , ! ! f f . ~ i l j ~ ~ , I I i 1 j I I I III .~ ,I .~ l 9. 8. e I,NS ITE .' ~, '.1. ~ ,: 'i','L' 'r)\, C>l"I,()()e L t. I' :, -' ...,~ , , ;, 1. P ROCn.V.f : Land and Water Conservation Fund Program 2. ri'P E: LOCa tion; Refer to attached F'RDAT' Pre-Approval (xi PrO(ln~SS ( ) Pinal ( ) Post Completion -- .j n .~ p (' (' I. inn r .. p () r t DATE: 5/10/79 STA.TE: FLorUD,l PROJECT TIiLE: Moccasin Lake Energy C(~f' t PROJECT NUNBER: N/A PFlOJECT PERIOD: N/A 3. INSPECTOR: Don Ge rt e i se n ACCOMPANIED BY: Ream Wilson TITLE: Grahtscoordinator nTLE: Director AGENCY: DNR .DRP AGENCY: Clearwater Rec, & Pks. Dept. 4. LAST INSPECTIONS: DATE: TYPE: 5. RESOLUTION OF PROBLEMS SURFACED IN PRIOR INSPECTIONS: 6. F~NDINGS: A Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program development grant was awarded to the City of Clearwater on 2/22/80 and a site inspe~tion was conducted prior to that date. Refer to the attached site inspection. Construction on theFRDAP grant has not commenced, 7. RECON.MENDtlTICN OR REQUIRED FOLLOhVP: REVIEfvED BY: !'~'.) d !i .. /'" ..- , ~. i~l (121/ i. . i LL<.~, Signature Signature Title: ~r~nt~ roordinator Title: PlIOTo(;r<ilI'TlS ,IRE (~. ,1RE .VO'!' I') I.VCLUDED, See FRDAP file #8-55-11 TYPI'; : INSPl';CTons: Nl\ME: M~TI()N: 1.,0( ~J\'l' ION A(,(,I':88 1 U r L 1 TV: e e .< 111<C'ln:^,I' I ON m:v 1<I,()P/,ll':N'I' ASS I ST^ f\JrI: !'I:Of; IL\\I ::; 1'1'1': I N~)l) 1<l''I' I (Jr~ ~I u ('. l~ : \ ~ i 11 La 1\ u P a I' k 8PONStJH :. CiLy or Clcarwa[cl' -. "1'\'-1\\\':11'11 111\'1'1< : ~l:l,v Ill, I !J'/~) Don G(~rtpi:o-;('n D:IVid Whi Lt' ACCm,lP^N I 1m BY: Ii.cal11 Wi lson, nil'. AI'I l\:ld('I', 1\1.1l1'. 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'I'hc'1'<' (.:-.:j:o-;I}..; ,1 ,r).1 :\('1'1' 1:1\((' ill 111(' S(lllllll\'('sIC'I'll 1)I'I'lioll ()I' 1111' ill'l ) 1)( , )' I Y II t: I I \\':t .~~ :t I, e)1' ,. ( 1\\' 1l i l (' I' ( , ; I If' c\ IV ill ' 11 II.~; 1 ~) W:.l:---; C.OIlS inll' Lt~cl. TIH' IJOl'l'()\V pi I 11:t~, (,()llvc~I'L('d i lIto :t ll:II\1\'il I :--:;('11 il\l~ (lVI'I' Illc' ~'(';\ 1':--; and llJ'('~';('1I {:--:; ;l, !J I ('; 1 :0-; : 1 n I ~; I . t t. i II i'; , 'I' Il ( , : I ,. ( , : lis I ( ) IV i II ~;, 1 PII' :I l' ( , ; I :-: ;\11<1 l)('('(IIlIl'S qui L(' d:llllp \\'11<'11 i l l'a IIIS. Ov('r:l II Ihc' a \'('~ ; S all (~xanl}ll (, l'('S()ll1'('(~. S 1'1'1': 11l,;St 'II I PTll)N: IX;/, 1\ ~-- e ! C1 TY OF CLEi\I~W1\TJ:R l'oIOCC1\SlN LAKE E0iERGY CrNTER 1\11\ Y 28, 198(1 Energy GfLice City of Clearwater C 1 e a n: ,I t e r, F lor j d a \1, o. Box 47LI3 Clearwater, fL 33518 1 e #:. - e ! e l}ttachment A l.i\NIJ AND \oJA'l' I': 1\ CUN~;I':HVA'lrIUN Jo'lJNU Contingency Reserve Fund Proposal-Demonstration Program ~1occasin Lake f~:ncryy Center Proposal Specific criteria (Manual Excerpt 620.3.2) 620.3,2.A. & B. - The Demonstration Category of the Secretary of Interior's Contingency Reserve for FY 1980 is focusing on practical projects which illustrate innovation and new technology in energy generation and conservation relative to park and recrei;ition areas and facilities. This program emphasis is consistent with the Nation's efforts to be~ome energy independent and represents one action being taken by the Department. of Ii1terior in cooperation wi th State and local governments to conserve energy. The Moccasin Lake Energy Center proposal, located within the City of Clean...ater,i s submi tted under th(~ delT\on~~tration program and is to be considered without regard t.o the status of Florida's n:'(lular LI'o'CF proqram Clpportionment. 620.3.2.C. - The Moccasin Lake Energy Center will be accessible to individuals in the Upper Tampa Bay area as well as other residents in pinellas, Pasco and Ilillsborough Counties. This potential audience has a total population of 1,530,799. It is hoped that the facility will be a pioneer project of national significance and importance. 620.3,2.0, - The State of Florida has established an outdoor recreational planning and implement program t.hrough its currently effective stal.ewide comprehensive outdoor recreation plan, Outdoor Recreation in Florida - 1976, 620.3.2.E. - Item #15, page 144 of Florida's currently effective statewide comprehensive outdoor recreation plan, outdoor Recreation in Florida - 1976, states as a recommendation that: "For the present, and the immediate future, all individuals or agencies concerned with planning for outdoor recreation should be alert to energy-related changes and trends in public recreation patterns." In keeping with the intent of this recommendation, t.he t'loccasin Lake Energy Center is planned to become a "public" education medium for the understanding and appreciation of the natural cllvi rOl1mC'nt i 11 the Ci ty of Clcdrwah,'r, and further to dcmonstrate energy conservation techniques in construction and alternative energy sources from natural elements, The results or benefits expected are thus the successful transmission of knowledge regarding these subjects to the general public in hopes that this knowledge will be utilized to prevent further environment.al degradation, waste of notural resources, and provide solutions to energy problems. (,:W.3.2.F. - e e The State has.<l comprehensive mct.hod of implementing its major fundings identified in its currently effective statewide comprehensive outdoor recreation plan, Outdoor Recreation in Florida - 1976. This method includes: 1. l\dvisory committees to advise on and to assist in implementing the statewide outdoor recreation planning process 2. The accumulation und distribution of information relative to outdoor recreation policies and programs administered by all federal and state agencies in the state of Florida 3. An annual inventory to determine the statewide public and private outdoor recreation areas and facilities supply 4. l\ccomplishment of u participation survey every two years to identify recreational needs in the state 5. State and federal financial assistance to local governmental agencies to assist in the acquisition and development of outdoor recreation areas and facilities 6. Develop and manage the state park system to optimize its ability to meet outdoor recreation demand. e e L/\ND l\NU \"l\'I'I':I{ C()N~;Jo:HVl\TI()N I'-UN\) l'J\()GRl\~1 Moccil~;i n T..,kc' 1':nC'rqy ('('nter Planning Correlation Item #15, on page 144 of Florida's current state comprehensive outdoor recreation plan (Outdoor Recreation in Florida - 1976) states as a n~commend;~tiol\ that: "For the present, and the immediate future, all individuals or dqencics conc('rn('d with planning for outdoor recreation should be alert Lo ('nl'rely-related changes and trends in public recreation patterns." In kcC'piml with the intent: of this n'commc~ncliltion, thc Moccasin Lake Enerqy CenLer is planned to becomc' a "public" education medium for the understanding and appreciation of the naturalenvironmont in the City of Clearwater, and further to demonstrate energy conservation techniques in construction and 31 ternat j ve enerclY sources from niltural: elements. The results or benefits expected are thus the successful transmission of knowledge regarding these subjects to the general public in'hopes that this knowledge will be utilized to prevent further environmental degradation, waste of natural resources, and provide solutions to erlergy problems. The preliminary draft of the 1981-83 Govern6r's policies and reflects the State's energy committment during the next biennium. goals defined within this document are: Priorities 'rhe . energy To provide for energy conservation by the business consumers, residential consumers, governmental agencies, and in transportation. To provide for the development of new and/or more efficient energy sources. The implementaiton of this project would be one means of implementing the Governor's policies and priorities. , ' ) e MOCCi\S I N 1,1\1\1: LNI:IH;Y CLN'IT,I~ CLLj\I~\\Ii\TLl~, FLORI ll^ ~EE-l i cat i OIl For J1l S See [allowing pages for: Or.1B 424 mm 80-ROJ8,l - 1 - e ~, . . '. OM" ..~O. 10 I-H.I1.. PART II I PROJECT APPROV AL INFORMATION SECTION A It_\. Douthi'oui~to"t'~t~u..t fftquire St"to, local, r~ior.ql,or>~th~rprioiity TOting? NOlm! of Go\(~r~irl9 PtlOftty Roting Y&s__.~No II.", 2,< .>..>.~ Do.,thl,QH I ~Iot'll.:e rt'q.Jcst require State, Of l('IcoJ Odvi'Oi"Y, .ducotionol or heol1h c1",ot"'ncu? No".., of Agency or B<,J ord _ ___________ No (Atto<:h Do<:vment01;on) 11em 3, Does this os si '.tonce request require clearinghouse rev,ew in accordance with OMB Circular A.95' (Attach Comments) Notice of intent to apply required. x _ --'-____ Yes _~ __No !t4ltft .4.. _ _ POttS Ihi.. OSJj~tt>"ce r~u"~t require Statc, local, ~.q~t,lJ(p'ott,ttr platlninq oPP'~....aJ' __Yes _No Nome of Apj.Jrovin~ A'Jency --------- Dale Ilem 5. Is the propos..d prOI,,,t covered by an approved campr~hensive plan' ______ Yes Ch"d one State Local (;'''Q. lono I X ___ No Locer.on of plan _____ r--- ~. Will th. assistance ~quesled irutollotlon? Serve Q Federal Nom... 01. F ..dNal ln~!(')llollon -----.----- _____ye~___-No Federal PCi'ulation benefif.ng from PrOI"C'________________ item 7. Will the assistance request"d or ,nltallation' be on F ed"ral land ~4ome of Federal Installation _____________ Location of F edero IL and _______.__________ -- ------ P e rc en! of Pro lect -____ --- ------------------------------ x ____ Yes______ _~Jo Ite"" 8. Will the assistance '''quest"d hove on the <>n"ironm"nt? an ir1pC1ct or effect See instruc'lon for additional inbrmafion to be proy,ded. x Yes No Item 9. Willth" assistance r..,quested couse the -Jisolocement of individual s families, businesses, or 10r"1s? Number of: Individual s Families Bus.n"sses Farms x _____"-~,._-_~- Y eS __ ~___ No Item 10, -- I~ there other related Federal oss,slance 0n this project preyious, pending, or onticipaled? See ,nstruct,ons for additional Information to be provided. x .________ Yes __No Item 11. Is the project II1;! desigll~lted flood haz;lrd area'? Yes X No -~ . I . . 0....8 NO. AQ.RO". INSTRUCTION PART 11- SECTION B . 11. sins AND IMf'ROVEMunS:----------- ilol ICQUIfCd, _____X___.._ Attached as exlllblts ,ippllcantrntenl1stoacqu.IIethes1tclhlough: Site already owned by ^pplicant. ________ ____ [lllInl'nl domain. _.______. rlcp,olialed flJlrhase._____ _ ____ Other means (specify) -- .---- ------.--.-----,..-- ---.-- 12, riTLE OR OTHER INTEREST IN THE SITE IS OR WILL BE VESTED IN: ___X ____ Applicant, __ _________ At;cncy 01 Instltutl(ln opelallng the I"c!lily, ___ ----- --- Other (specify) ---..----.---..---...-----------.--- 13. I~WICATE WHETHER Af'PLlCANT/OPEHA TOR HAS X Fee Simple \1t!e,_____ Leasehold 1lI1ercst._______ Other (specify) ._~___..,'_.____..___.,.._ ____ n.________..____ .-..----~~---.---,---.------ .-----.----- -_._~~---,--_._---_._-'"-- 14 IF APPLICANT OPERATOR HAS LEASEHOLD INTEREST, GIVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: a, L.ength of ICdse or other estate Interest _ _ _ __ __ , and number 01 years 10 lun -------------- b. Is lease lenewahle7 ____ Yes _ ____ r~o c; Cl:l1tnt a1>\llat~~~ah;oll~1l"l f d. flr.ooal je~aljatl!S_ AnACH.ANorH.lQHF~~. ACCEPTABLE T ITU COUIti[~;-~CRtBl~-G T~- lNT ~;.E.s~r~~;CANT,.OPER~~~~H;~lN1H~-~-cl SITE AtnCERfiFYit'(; H!ATIHE EST AE DR l!tn.RES! is LEG,\l Alt{)VAUO. . "HERE AP~C1C,..~~!:~nACHSITE SUPVE'I, SOILJ~~ST-IGAiiON REPDF:TS ANOC.Ofo:[~ OF L~lm APPR~ISALS. 1._ 17; nH~RE APPUCABLE. AIT..~CH CERT\F iCAT!ON FRC~ M~CHITtCT ON THE, FEASIBILITY OF IWRUV1NGf:X1S11I1G SITE Tt-".f'WPAP:-lY. " ...._ ____._._ __ __... __ - ~ __._ - .____ - ._.___"_ ,.___ __ ..._____n____.___.......____._.._____ .l!l-:.._:\.Tl6CH PLOT PLA.N. _.~_-.---.------------"----_.--"--- jS. CG1'iSTflUCTiON~C'}!E.DljU E:ITNATfS ___ tli.'t lequiled, -Per~nt~1! l}f '.:Qw.pletitm of~aWifltS J!"'J ;~lfications at J~lic2ticn date: Sc..~nl'\1alic3.___ ":. ?!elimin:uy _.~__ ':, fi;.al .._- "'" Mtlad~;'s e:\hiiJits -..-'------ ~_.._,---- . - ._~ --~------- ----- --_._-._-~_._-------------~.~------~~-,----~._-------------~,------_. ---- ---- 21. DESCR!FTlotl OF FACILITY' _______ ~lot rCOUIit'{] __J.._____Allacr.ed 2S o~lbltS JrJwings - ,A\lJ:h Jny drawings which wlli .lssist In cesCflblng Ihe proJect. SpecifiCJllons-.\llach CC81{'S of cnmpicted '~;llllne 5~N:;fic:1t;ons. illjlawin~s ,lr~j s~,(,clricallo:1S ~Jve ilGt been fully c(;;pleted, ple;!se'JltJch copies or "Iolklng drJl'iings :~Jt '_we ce-en completed.) I _.-I "'01[: tl'fL4S 01<4 H~IS .;.~E:El A.A[ SEl(.(1?l"'~A.TORY: ri-lfR[i'QR[, HO ,,.SlRU(TIl};'S .A.A[ PROYIO[O. 4 - e e PART III - BUDGET INFORMATION - CONSTRUCTION SECTION A - GENERAL 1. Federal Domestic Assistance Catalog No. , . , . . . , . . . . . 15,400 ,....-...,..:.>.,:':->>~~;.;.>:<<.>:-...'.. ...........'....... ...... .....-:...'.;::::;.;::::-:>::;:;:;::::-:::::...... :-.,-.:->:-:-:. "'" ,... .'::,~:::::::-:<-''''' .,.'........ .. ... ......,. ..... .... F~H~F~:9ffl~~fc~/.;QU>~\<~...~...'.....~........,.\f9f;../........',"i.'.'.'.,... . ............................................................. .. i~~... I" ... , I I 0""8 NO "IU.POltl. . ,_. .-,...., -. .....,--,.'-....,...... . . . . - ...., . . - . . . --- SECTION B - CALCULATION OF FEDERAL GRANT Cost Cla..ifica' ion 1. AdminIstration ~xpense 2. PrelimInary expense I 3, Land,structures, flght.ol.way I 4 Architectural englneefln~ uasic tees S. Other archItectural englneeflng fees i S. Project inspection fees : 7. Land development 3. Relocation Expenses , g :;elccatlon ~.lyments to Indivlouals anCl bUSinesses i 10. Demollllon and removal : 11. Construction and prolect Improvement I 10 lL. E ou I pm ent ~. MI scell aneous i 14. Total (Lines lthrough 13) : 15. Estimated Income (If applicable) i 16. ~etProlect Amount (Line 14 minus IS) F ...-cc.. . .. .... ..... ... . .. .,'. ...... .,... n~ ....... i 11 ~ LesS: IneHgrlrlefumms/ . . . . .. ... r I 18. Add: Contingencies 19. Total Project AmI. (Excluding Rehabilitation Grants) i 20. Federal Share requested of Line Ig I. .. . . .... IlL Add RehiililitaHan GlantsR.sted (100 PefCellt)..... .... . ... In. Total Federal grant re(1Jested (Lines 20 & 21) : ~3. Grantee share ! 0 i L 4. Olher shJres I I 25. Total project I Lines 22. 23 & 24) %80 t>S. ~ 1/ .......... ..... ..... ..,........ ~ >....... ................. ...... ------v ..... .,.. ,., ..u .......,." ".,..>.,,' .).. ..'-.: . ...... .~-c..,...'. ..... ....., ,. ." ,.."..............' d,....II....'.-- '>/ .". '..... '...' .... .... .......... ,... ...... ........................> < > ...... ..... I ... . ". . ... ... .'.,. r-:-...>.,....,. ...,."....'...... ......... .<< ....................... .,., ... S <l .", ...",.,. .... ,'>. ... ., ............... ...........d.< . .::.. ~. .... . . .. ..... . . .... . '. ... .\. .'.>, ... I ...: . . .. I ,.... ... :,. ....., ... .........,.. ..' ....:..' >. .......... .... >...>< .: .......... ... ........., .:)/. ....... ,......,.,....., ...... .......,...., .. . . ........ ........ ........ . .. .... i)': <i>.. ... ., .,. . ...,. >..,. ,... .......i._. ...'. ~..'.. ... ......'d ~.. ..' d'. .......-.: >> ....... ....... ..... ..... ................ .... ........ '>'..: ., ,'....:'...........",'."'.. nn ................ .... ........................ ..:.. .............. ..,.., :". .: ..... ... . . ... . ..'.:. .. .'.'. ....".H. ....... ..... ... ....."... ..... -:,.,.> ': f.....'.."......,,'.. I .. ...... .. .......>.. .....> ..... ... ... '. ..... ..... ..... . ..... $> ',.nm ...... s .. . I It. .. 1 I 80,000.~ __.L 500.00 87,095.70 i : 87 095.70 i I,"': .",..,.,.,.'.'..:1 :., .....:.'::'.....':'...,:'.'.01 87,095.70 43.547.85 . .>, 43,547 RS 43 r;nn nn 47.85 _J 87,095.70 . . OMS r-fQ SO.RO\S" II. T"toh l s SECTION D - PROPOSED METHOD OF FINANCING NON-FEDERAL SHARE 27. GI antee Sh are a. Seculltles -,----.-. b. Mortgages c. Appropllatlons (By Appllcantl d. Bonds e. Tax Levies f. Non Cash g. Other (Explain) h. TOTAL - Grantee share 28. Other Shares a. Slate 43,500.00 43,500.00 b, Other C. Total Other Shares 29. TOTAL 43,500.00 SECTION E - REMARKS Grant funds in the amount of $43,547.85 are requested from the Demonstration Category of the Secretary of Interior's Contingency Reserve for Fiscal Year 1980 which focuses on practical projects that provide innovative and new technology in energy generation and conservation related to parks and recreati areas illld facilities. PART IV PROGRAM NARRATIVE (Attach - See Instructions) . e ~10CC^S 1 N LM-:J: LNI:IH;Y CI:NTl:R CI.I:^I~\Vi\TI:R, I;L01~1 1M Budpet-Line Item ---~-_._.--------_._---- Rectangular structure (1875 sq. with up-sliding \V~llls on 3 :-,ides and solar features ft. x $31/sq. ft.) $58,500. ------$58,500. Solar Systems t-lanufacturccl items (fans and other asscmblies) t-Iaterials (piping, fiberglass, aluminum, poly- carhonate, bolts and other harch-are) Labor (warm air heat asscmblies, w~lter.heater, water distillation assemhly) $1,000. 9,000. 5,000, --------$15,0 II 0 . \Vind Systems ManuLlctured items (hatteries, gcnerator, water pump, bludes) t-Iaterials (structural aluminum, bolts and o the r llil r d w ;1 I' e and sup P 1 i e s ) Labor (toh'er, windmill asscmblies, mechanics) $3,500. 6,00ll. ~-~ . $11,000, ^rchitecture and engineering support $2,000. -------- $ 2, 0 () 0 , Clearing and preparation $ 500. ----- $ 500. $87,50lJ, - 7 - . '0 e I.MD AND WATER :IlNSERVA'nON FlIND Cuntingency ~Zl-',.;erve Program Energy Demonstration Proposal MOCCMllN LAK.E ENERGY CENTER COST/BENEFIT STATEMENT Florida is known as the Sunshine State. With an annual average of 1200 BTU/ suo ft. /day in the Clearwater area, as an eX;Jmple, Florida is a prime receiver of solar energy. In addition, the City of Clearwater is on the Pinellas County peninsular and with the temperature differentials between land and water, experi- ence significant air flows. Between the solar radiation and the wind, Clearwater is exposed to a substantial quantity of untapped energy daily. The Moccasin Lake Energy Center is designated to demonstrate in a practical and tangible way how this energy can be tapped, in addition to other interpretation of natural resources and the significance to human society. If the Moccasin energy facility was built as a traditional nature park shelter, an estimated $22,000,00 in equipment plus some sidewalk construction expense could be saved. However, a direct comparison between a conventional shelter facility and the energy facility is not appropriate. The Moccasin Lake energy facility is intended to be a shelter providing a demonstration of comtem- porary energy conservation measures. It moves beyond shelter to active demonstra- tion of nationally significant energy conservation technology. The facility will show a direct application of energy conservation in a park setting. It will also show systems that citizens can adapt in their own homes and businesses, but which they do not normally have a chance to see firsthand in a non-commercial environ- Illen t . While there is some differences between a basically open interpretive center and conventional recreation halls, the technology of the energy facility can also find applications in other facilities of parks and recreation departments. It is estimated that a recreation hall of similar square footage to the energy facility would cost approximately $1,800.00/year in electricity and $400.00 in other utilities, or $2,200.00 a year. If the additional equipment cost $22,000.00, there is an approximately payback period of 10 years at current utility rates. Since electric rates, at least in Clearwater as an example, have doubled in the last 10 years, a payback period of approximately 10 years would be the m;JXimllm estimated payback time for the application of the energy facility technology in traditional parks and recreation facilities. STATE ENERGY OFFICE CONCURRANCE The Moccasin Lake Energy Center Proposal has been reviewed by the Florida Solar Energy Center - the State's energy office - and has its full support. Documentation from that agency is included in the project proposal. A-95 REVIEW The Moccasin Lake Energy Center Proposal has received State Clearinghouse review approval and support documentation is included in the project proposal. - e e '"'lir.,~ ~lOCC/\~ IN 1.^l\I. 1:.Ni:I~(;Y eT.NTI~I~ CLi:i\lm^TLI~, 1: I. em I UA !~~oj..!-~ c t u_ N ;L)~~~~V c Objective and Need for l\5sist;lllce The objective of this propos;11 is to Finance the construction of an;lturc intcrpret;ltivc center Ivllicll \vill provide the opportunity for energy education by broadening the scope from solely learning about and understanding natural systems to also applying these natur;ll systems in solving basic energy needs. 'l'he City of Cle;lrlv;lter is developing an environmental edu- cat ion LI cd i t Y c a 1 led i. I 0 c cas i n La k e I\n k 0 n 1 a l' gel y un d eve 1 - ope d C i t Y 0 \V n e d par k 1 and i n e a s t ern C lea rlva t e r , 'I' his i 5 cur r en tl y (l~) 8 ()) b ei n g a c com p 1 ish e d t h rough a gI' (In t - j n -;1 i d [rom the Florida l~ecreational JJevelopment and Assistance PI' 0 g l' a man e! C i t y 'r e sou r c e s . The see xis tin g res 0 u l' c e 5 IV i 11 res ul ti n a usa h 1 c , pass i \' e, n ;1 t u l' cst 1I d Y environment cas i 1 Y (ll:cessible to individuals in the Upper T;llllpa Bay ;He;l. IIOIvcv8r, the environmental education facility lvoule! greatly benefit from the add i t ion 0 f a b u i 1 cI i n g Iv h i c h w 0 u 1 d pro v ide for the in t e l' - pretation of the natural ecosystem and show the relationship o f n II t u r (lIs Y s t ems t 0 sol v i n g b ;1 sic e n erg y nee cl s . S u c h a demonstration project, showing the application of solar, wind driven, ;llld biomass resources to provide energy, would be di l' e c t 1 Y ;1 p pI i l" a b 1 e to t he gene r ;11 pub I i c ,) n d II 0 P e [ull yen c our - age the i r r u rt II era p p 1i c (l t ion i n p r j vat e h 0 m e san d bus i n e sse s . ~Ieans of conserving'energy \vould likeh'ise be demonstrated in thefacili ty design th3t could a Iso be applied directly in the private sector, i\ successful education program Ivould be rel- evantto physical, economic, social , financial, ancl institu- tional problems relating to energy needs, energy conservation, and the costs associated with energy in tocI:lY's society. All proposed solutions arc based on existing proven technologies. The City has prepared an "energy" clement as part of its Com- pre hen s i ye r I an, \v hie his in the ado p t ion pro c C s S , T his project is consistent \vi t h the objectives and policies outlined in the plan. Likewise this project is consistent with the energy conservation goals of the Tampa Bay Eegional Planning Council, It is not knO\oJn if other projects of this nature have been un d e r t a ken , I tis hop e cl t hat t his \v i 11 b cap ion e e r pro j e c t of nation:ll signi Ciclncl' :Ind importance. To this end the ad- ministration of the City has pledged its full support. - 8 - ( e e Hesults or Ikllefits Expected The center is pl,lnllCd to become ,I "public" educlltioll medium for the understanding and appreciation of the natural environ- ment in Clearwater, and further to demonstrate energy conser- vation techniques in construction ,1nd ,Ilternativc ener~v sources from natur:ll clelllents. The results or benefjt~' ex- pected arc thus the successful transmission of kno\',11edge regarding these subjects to the general public in hopes that this kIlO wI e d g e \',1i 11 be utilized to prevent further en vir 0 n - mental degradation, waste of natural resources, and provide solutions to energy prohlems. The center \',1il I be oper:lted by the C:i ty P,lrks and l~ecreati()n Dc p a l' t men t wi t has s i s tan c c fro m the c n vir 0 n me 11 t II 1 man age men t staff of the City Public Works Dcp:ntment llnll the City Energy Off ice . The pro g r II III S pro v ide d at the C e n t e l' 1',1 i 11 bed e s i g n e d to reach all ages and classes of people, Hopefully the public schoo 1 s y s t em, p r :i v ,I t e s c h 0 01 s, II n d I 0 c: I 1 co]] e g c s \',1 i 11 t a k e II dv an tag e 0 f the ,1 va i 1:1 hi! i t Y 0 f the C en t c 1". The C it y \',1 i 11 provide organi:ed progr:1llls through its Recreation Division, a s well :1 S en c 0 ur age p r i \' ,1 t e g r 0 ups and 0 l' g ani z a t ion s tot 0 u l' the facilities, It is the intention of the Parks and Recre- ation Depclrtlllent to have a full time naturalist manage the Moccasin Lake Park and the center upon completion of con- struction, supported by a limited maintenance crew. Approach :1. Pl:1no f I\Ct ion The first step in implementing the development plan for the interpretive center is securing this grant, Ivhich would then allow for planning thecomp1etc project concurrent ''lith the development of the entire parL I tis pro p 0 sed t hat all \~- 0 l' k will be ace 0 m pI ish e d th r 0 ugh bidding by" local contractors or huilders who speciali:e in inn 0 vat i ve s t r u c t u res, S II C has t hat pIa n n e d . II 0 \',1 eve r, t his procedure Illay be augmented by Ci ty forces, as some of the required innovative technology, materials, etc, may not be available, feasible, or competitive through the private sector. I tis not kIlO \',1 n a t t his s tag C \\i h e the l' a 11 ell' I1l C n t 5 0 ( the pro- gram will be bid entirely or individually; i.e, whether the h II i 1 din g Iv i 11 be bid s e 11 a I' ate I)' (r 0 11\ the win d tower, 0 r \',1hether the wind anli" solar equipment will be bid and installed separately from the structures. Pinal decisions will be made subsequent to the completion of final construction plans; at t his poi 11 tit w i 11 a 1 sob e de t e r m in e d \',1 hat S p e cia 1 i zed In a t er i a 1 s are available or \',1hat must be manufactured, and what specific activities could hest he handled by City forces. - 9 - . e ~. Thl' City IvilLprcp;lrl' ~-ol1strlll'li(ln pl;111<; ,IIHI l'lq;inl'l'l"ing, except lor structural assistance in the building by a local ~HcJ.i teet. It is anticipated th;tt there will be community involvement, as several community service organizations and conservation groups have expressed an interest in assisting the center development project. ~Iost 0[- this assisL.ll1ce is expected to be directed to the park development (trails, boardwalks, displays, etc.) rather than the interpretive center construction; however, much t:tll'nt is avaiI;lhlc, and orrers ror ;Issist:lnce il1 ;lny I-orm Ivill be considered. b, Chronology The en t ire pro j e c t 1 sex p e c t e d t 0 b e co III pIe t e d wit h i n t Iv e 1 ve months, Construction of the interpretive center will conti nul' con cur I' e 11 t 1 Y \v i t h' the de vel 0 p 111 C n toe the 0 the r Llc i I j tie s, w hi c h , under the I:lorida Hecreation;~l Llevelopment and Assistance Pro- g r a In g ran t m us the c 0111 pIe t e d hy Mar c h 2 2, 1 9 8 2 . 1 tis ant i c i - pated tlli]t this project will be completed long berore that deadline. ' Subsequent to approval of the gr:ll1t, 30 - 45 days will be re- quired to complete :111 rin,tl construction plans. Another 30- (in days Ivill he needed to prepare bid sheets, invite ;md receive bicls,ancl ;t\varcl the hid, Actual construction should take approx- i nw tel y six 111 0 nth s, tho u ~; h a n e x t rat Iv 0 111 0 nth s s h 0 ul d h call 0 \V e d due to the non-truditionul nature of tIle project and difficulties th<lt may he encountered in acquiring or manuLlcturing needed materials. c, Data The 0 nl y d u t:1 u n tic i put e d 1St hen um her 0 f use r s 0 r the fa c i 1 i t Y . This will be accomplished by the Recreation DivisioJl for organ- i z cd 0 l' s C he d ul cd t 0 U l' S 0 f the f aei 1 i t Y . 1 n d i v i d u a 1 usa g e \v i 11 huve to he estim;lted, It is not knolvn ,It this time how to account for repeat users, unless a survey of users is initiated at a later date. Since the goal of the project is education, and the City is in the municipal services husiness, it \ViII be difficult. if not impossihle, to measure results and success other than by atten- d:1 n c e . II (Hv eve r , the po s sib i lit Y 0 fi m pie men tin g a user survey by sampling will be considered in the future. Should ellucational institutions \visll to institute reguLIl' cl;lsses, progr;lms, or field trips, future data from them may become available to assist in this assessment. TCl-hnicul energy consumption daLl and cost saviJlgs an;Jlyses will be undertaken by the City for its o\Vn use and for dissemination to the puhlic through this fucility. - 10 - ~'t - . e . ~10CC^SIN 1./\1\1:, LN1:I{CY tTNTLP CIFI\I{\V/\'ITI'>, I LUI{ 11)'\ I :, II \i ! 1 \ \ II 111l' ! I I : Ii, \ ,~ ~; l':~ ~, IIll ' I I I The 1'1'l)I)\)'~ed !lrll,il'l.t lviii, he I(Jclted in :1 Ci t>. ll.ltllre p:lrk :11111 eIlvironmental center oriented towards the utilization and demon- stration of natural renewable energy sources, as well as the study ol~ n:ltur:ll systems. The property Iv:IS origilwlly ]Hlrcl!:lsed in 1970 lindeI' :1 IllJU gr:tllt 1'01' purposes or providing passive recreational activi ties. Funds to develop the park \vere secured through a grant from the Florida Recre;1tion Development ^ssis- tance ]1rogr:lllI. The project proposed here Ivill involve the l~rectjoll o f <I n a t u I' C and e n erg y in tel' pre t i ve c e n t e r t ha t will be power e d who 1 ] y bye xis tin g n :1 t u 1";1 1 en erg y SOlI r c e son si t e (w i n d, S II n , hiolll;ISS). The structure Ivill intelligently utilize native veg- etation in order to reduce eJlergy requirements. The proposed building (30' x 62,5') will be sited so as to require no tree l'elllovals and limited understory clearing for construction. Only minor amounts of leveling and clearing are anticipated so that earth introduction or removal will be minimal, A schem:1tic of the building is presented in the Visual ^ids section, [t will be composed of an open classroom with seating space for up to 40 persons (idea 1 class size is up to 30 persons), a lobby, storage area, hattery room (to store the energy produced on-site), an office and a small laboratory. A 20' tOlver on the roof of the building Ivi 11 contain a windmill which will generate ])O\ve1'. I\nother windmill, apart from the ]nlilding, Ivill pump \vater for drinking and to heat part of the \vater. Restrooms utilizing compos t ing to i Ie ts w.i 11 be provided through the FRDAP grant mentioned previously, but water for washing and possibly power for lighting the restrooms may be provided from the presently proposed facility. The current :IIH] proposed LInd use ;It l\lol~casin Lake Park are iden- tical, th;lt is, recreation and open space, as well as nature study. Tt is proposed that in the future the study of natural energy sources and energy conservation will be implemented. Hoccasin Lake is a borrow pit ;lpproxim3tely 3S years In age that Iws been lully natura 1 i Zl'd iIlto a biologically ha lanced lake. ;\ t 11 0 I'm: I] 1 eve] s the 1 a k ei s S, 1 acres Iv i t h d e p t I! s to 1 SIc ct. I~:ISS, P'l"C';llll, C:JtI-ish, Sh:J(I, :11111 slIlldry other lish (':111 hl' lOlllld ill thl' 1;11-.1'. ~IOSqllit() li~~h :Illd utileI' IJlilllWlvS l-;11l be lound ill the lake, ditches, and swamps in the park. The lake water \,>,as once of very high quality hut no\\ is showing signs of urban runoff pollution, primarily due to developments to the nort]1, IlO\vever, \v;1tcr quality ill the lake remains fair and should improve \vhell a proposed management plan is implemented by the City. Water qual- ity in the existing ditch and swamps is fair. Surface water flows e '. . into tIlt' 1;11\(' Crom its 11;11111';11 Iv:ltl'rsltcd to t11e IlOrtlt :lllll e:lst, right-()r-I\';I~'s to the south alld west, a nearby lake to the ,vest, and a development drainage pipe at the northwest corner, The ] a k C 0 u t L1 ] ] s t h r 0 ugh ;1 1;1 r g c c ul v crt ;1 tit. s sou the r n b 0 un d a r y , ent.ering t.he main channel of Alligator Creek just south of the S,C.L. Railroad. The lake's shorelines ;lrl' fully vegetated, offering ample pro- tection to the abundant wildlife occurring in the area. There are several species of hotll migrant and localized waterfowl, birds of prey, ;Ind songbirds that have been observed frequenting the park area, Other animals that have been sighted on the property include: alligators, raccoons, opposums, grey foxes, bob cat s , grey s q ui r l' e ] s, s k II n k s, ;111 d r ; I h b its . A va r i c t y 0 r ]"eptiles ;Ind ;llIlphihi:lns sllch :IS sn;1I-"es, turtles, s;tlalllanders, frogs, and lizards abound. Also a wide variety of insects, arachnids and invertebrates are plentiful. The vegetation found in the park is largely of native origin, The primary spe~ies found are those occurring in the typical pine flatwoods, apd mesic and hydric hardwood hammocks of our area, Surrounding the lake, various shoreljne bushes and gr:lsses can be fOllnd. Also present is a small sandhill component with the typical scrub species, Ambient :1 i l' qunlity is presumed to he generally poor due to the p l' 0 x i m i t Y 0 r u. S. I~) ;11' d the g en era 11 y poor qua li t Y 0 f Pin e 11 as County air; however, within the park and its forest cover the air is much modified and indeed cleaner than the surrounding areas. The geological formation on the site is Hawthorne of the Lower ~liocene. The soil types include four fine sands and one muck. Two of the fille sanlfs and the muck are considered wetland soils; the other fine sands are moderately drained. The sandhills soils area was too small an area to be mapped by the Soil Conservation Service. To this date there arc no known mineral deposits on site other than sand fill for urban developments. No historical or archeological sites arc knoml to exist on the property . T h is type 0 f pro pert)' \v 0 u 1 d not be a t y P i C<ll area for habitation hy early cultures due to the inhabitability of marshes and S \v a III p s, ;11 tho ugh the ~I l' e a \v ;1 S pro b ;1 b 1 Y f r e que n t e d b Y h II n tel's , The lake is a recently excav;lted borro\v pit that ~vas formerly a swamp, thereby discounting its habitation by early peoples. The p;irk IvilI he :Icccssible Cor ;111 residents frolll the ;Irea imIllediately C;lst of U,S. 19 by foot or bicycle. Future bicycle and pedestrian routes are planned to connect west of U.S. 19 utilizing the railroad overp;lss, The planned Class T bike routes are designed to eventll;tlly connect to all parts of the City, at wllich time cycling will be encouraged as the prime transportation mode for traveling to the park. People traveling by nutomobile o r h II S Iv ill h a ve 0 n I y 0 nl' ~ I C C C S 5 tot he par k, pre s en t 1 Y P J ann c d e '. . e for Olven Ihivc on the north side or the p:lrk. /\n :lltern;ltive :ll-Cl'SS rrOll1 the souLhc:lst portil)n 1)1" the p:lrk is presently un d e r s t u d)' . T his :1 1 t ern ate Iv 0 III d r e q u .i l' e the pur c has e 0 f addition:ll land, which at this date has not been approved, though recolllmended by staff. In addition to temporary impacts resulting from construction of the proposed facility (principally noise), some minor, inter- mittent impacts resulting from noise generated during use of the facility (classrooms, e t c ,) w:i. 11 occur. S 1I c hi m pac t s IV i 11 be 1 i III i t e d t 0 d: I )' 1 :i. g h tho II r s : I n d the Ion g - t c I'm, j n t e 1'111 i t tent no i s e illlpacts should not be significant and generally buffed by veg- etation, The addition;l] trafCic VOllllllC generated ;IS ,I result of llse of t he fa c i Lit)' will not h a Ve a s i g ni f i c ant i III pac t on the aIr e a d y poor air quality in the area. Impacts on surface and groundwater quality from construction and operation of the proposed facility are not expected to occur. Only grey water from drinking fountains and sinks will or igina te from thee faci 1 i ty and this wi 11 be pa s sed th rough a pT 0 per I y d C s i g n cd d r ai 11 fie I d . 'I' he use 0 r to xi c c he III j c al s 111:1 y o L- cur d u r i 11 g 0 per ,) ti 0 n 0 f t II c fa c i Ii t Y 's 1;1 b 0 rat 0 l' y; h 0 IV eve r , these will be disposed of in an environmentally sound matter, not through the drain field, Impacts from energy consumption will only occur during construc- tion, since the proposed facility is designed to be entirely energy independent. Overall benefits from operation of the facility will far out- wei .Q}l any associated costs, by educating the general publ ic I( "I'l'l:l,lllv ~ch()()I-'1!7(' (-hil(lrcll) .lb(11.lt proper )e~()U1C( m;II1<1.l:CI11r II!. l'I:I!1 Correl:11ion~ nlO ugh the fa c i 1 i ti e s pro p 0 sed to be b u i 1 tun de r t his g I' ant Ivill serve as ;111 energy delltonstr,ltion project, the prime function of the building is for recreational and educational p II r sui t s . IV ere the en erg y d em 0 n s t rat ion g r ;1 n t not :1 v:Li 1 a b 1 e , tile in1erprl'1:1tioll L'l'ntcr Ivould s1 i II he proposed in tile expansion of tile Park, only using conventional energy systems a n cl III U n i c i P ,II s e r vie c S, ;)] lor Iv hie h are rea di 1 Y a va i1 a hIe t () tile site, An interpretive center is the key feature in such a facility, for it is here that users learn hO\v to oppreciate ancl enjoy the I' e lit : I i 11 d c r 0 r the p ; Irk r 0 l' l"l~ ere; I t ion; II pur sui t s, ; I s ~v e I I as learn and understand about the natural reaturcsinhcrcnt to the site and energy conservation technology inherent to 11:lturc. Thus the energy systems will add to the scope of the Center ;md will grc'8tly reduce opcroting costs, ,,'hile pr()viding l'l'crc;lti 1111:11 and ('dtll';l t i 1111:11 (lC t i \' i t i C~. e " . The c (' n t (, I' h'i 1 I m (' (:'t I' C' (. l' e ; 1 t i 0 Il : 1 1 IH' (' d:~ () r t 11 i c; t \' P (' l 11 :1 t :1 J'i.' :11111l'c-t tut:lll) l:ll'killg ill thl' City. (lnly onl' ,Lltlve l"l'Cl"e:ltlon facility, a teIlnis complex, h:l~ a small nature trail. No boardwalks or interpretive facilities are present in any City p:lrks. The Ill':lrest cOlllp:lr:i11Il' r:lcility is S:l\vg,rass L:lkc ill St. Petershurg which is :lpprox,illlately IS miles from ~loccasin Lake. A slIlilller facility is also located in the northwest section llf the Cit)T oCDunedin, :lpproxim:ltely 10 miles from ~kll'l-;ISill L:1I,l' , Soml' l'illl'll:ls County p;ll'ks hlIVC n,ltUl'e trails, but none have intcrpreti ve functions. Regarding energy demon- stration, Sawgras5 Lake has a 501:11' sp()ce heating systclIi for its intl'l'prcti\'l.' Cl'ntl'l", :llld 1\l"ool\el' Creek 1':11'], in the Ilortherll part of Pillcll:l~ erHlllty hilS a propcllor and vane \vindll1ill that pumps water from a lake and returns it to the same lake -- no penk US:I,[',e, only demonstr:!t ion, T his pro j c c tis con s i s ten t Iv i t h : III c x t ern ;11 : III d I 0 c alp I a n s regarding recreation, open space, and energy. ~ u 1~}_~<:'_~i~r~~~~iE~~~__C?~__~~Y~~n~~~~_n t There has been no citizen involvement in this project, However, since 1977, when the Clearwater [nergy Orrice was estahli~hed, citizens in the Tampa Bay area have been raising questions about solar a 11 d \Vi n d t c C II Jl 0 I 0 ~ i c S \\' h i L" h t h is pro.i e c t loJi 11 LI n gi hI y ,.L~!':"II:t 1';1 ie. 11~~~l)i~Llster l>otection Act Compliance The project is not located in a designated federal flood hazard area. The ~ark in which the facility is located does contain several sections \oJhich are classified as "A" interior floocl zones, but the facility is not located in any of these areas. His toric Preserva t ion Ac t COI~1i ance ---_.~---------------------~-- The project does not affect a site on the National Register o r II i s tor i c PI;I c e s . F loo(~'pla i_Tl_~___;]!:l.~~ We t) a _nds_~la n_~IJ~c_m~_nt CO_T1lp}i ~l.Tl_C e Thl' IHujcct includes the construction or all under 20UO ~qLlarc foot nature and energy study structure in 8n approximately 5 n a L" r c pill' k . The e r fee t 011 f 1 0 0 d pIa ins ;1 Jl d wet 1 and s i s esscnt i:lll)' 11011-cxisLll1t. . e . Ii I d : I II~' .. I,' Ii : ;1' C' \_iy~' l\Cl (:~)IlIl)I i ;' i ~~~ Though there is abund:lIlt and diverse pl:111t anJ wildlife species ill this pilrk, nOIH' 11:1ve heell COlllld tll;lt :Ire rare, elld,lngered or threatened. Should any such species be discovered that are i n cl i g c n 0 u s tot h e p il r k 0 r t h :1 t 1ll;1 y F r e que 11 t the :1 r e:1, the i r protectiC)11 is ellsllrcd. lVildlil-e el'ology \",ill likc\vise he:1 major topic of study ill the educational programs planned for this facility. U II i I 0 I' Iii Fc Il'," ;1 t i ('11 i\ S S i :~ t ;1 nee ,JIld [k;1 Ir~L~)l)Cl'~)-__/\C(I~I)u': i t io Il Iio I 1 LIl' s" '\l'C of F'7 I) - Project fJ j'(';j was acquirpd prior to .January 2, J971, under a HUD grant rot" pUI'pOSC'S oJ providing passive ,'c'cl'('ational activities. Therefore, the proposal is exempt from compliance with the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 (PL. 91-646) r('Iatin~~ to program dt'\'elopn)(~nt assistanc(' on lands prpvi()usly acquired without ft'c!er'al assistance (LWCF Manual Exprpt 645.1,3). ~landicappcd Accessibilitr The facility will be built to meet ANSI (American Natural Standards Institute) standards for handicapped accessibility, Doors are :;6" wide, therc will be a gentle grade risingapprox- ili1ately :)" to the front door, 1 ight swi tches wi 11 be low. the w (l tel' Co U 11 t a in \\' i 11 be h (J n die ;1 p P c c1 a c c e 5 S (l b 1 e, and 0 the r Fe:l t 11 res \vi I 1 he present, Rc~ie\v Comments This proposal is submitted (lnd requested by the City of Clearwater, with particular enthusiasm manifested by the Pub 1 ic Works Depa rtmen t t Envi ronmen ta 1 !\lanagell1en t) and the City Energy Office. M~corclingly, this proposal consti tutes the comment ot the unit of local government. The Tampa B:l)' Regional Pla.nning Council, the regional clearinghouse, has been notified of the intent to apply for the Moccasin Lake Energy Center and their support is anticipated. II 0 w eve r , time is too limited to allow for Connal action (Inti reply :It this point. Sce thc sCLtillll ;It t]H' front 01 tllis plupo:C:(ll "ln1cllt to t\pply Notification", - . ~~12~rgy_ C~o n~_c.~_l~\!_:lt~~c.)n This facility and the entire complex is being designed to be wholly energy self-sufLiciel1t. Thus it is proposed to not even connect to Florida Power Corporation, nor City of Clear- water water, sewer or gas services, The only external connec- tion would be for telephone service (and we ~HC presently looking [-or ~In alternative means to line service). This energy self-sufficiency concept is to be accomplished through the f 0 11 o\v i n g : E 1 e c t I' i c I) 0 \v e l' Power \vill be generated by the wind land, as 1)<1rt Of;l future project, the sun) and will be stored in batteries having all 8-hour maximum charge. The power demands of the facility Hill he minimal \vhich will allow this level of electric pO\ver to be s u f f i c i e nt, There wi 11 be no ~1 j r con d i t ion i 11 g, e I e c t r i c space heating, or electric water heating. Space cooling will be accomplished by special building design and siting, assisted by electric fans (powered by winu, anu eventually also sun). Space he a tin g \v i 11 be I) ass i ve sol a l' he a tin gas s i s t e d by fan s , The l' e \oJ ill be so L11' hot wa t e r . The 1 i g h tin g and p o\v e I' de III and s 0 f the classroom and offices will be minimal, and easily met by the design (solar access) and power storage capacity of the batteries even on cloudy or windless dell's. Night usage of the facility will be minimal. W;ltpr Wa tel' will bet a ken from s hall o\v we 11 s t hat a I' ere c h a I' g e d by I' a in fa 11 and run 0 f f . en t e r in g the p a I' k . The we 11 wa tel' will be pumped by a windmill to an elevated tank. The water will then move by gravity to irrigation systems or to a solar powered distillation system. The condensed water will then be stored, chlorinated, aerated, and flol~ by gravity to the classroom, laboratory, restroo1115 lwashing) and picnic areas, By utilizing waterless composting toilets, the demand for w~ltcr in this 1'<1 c i 1 i t Y \vi] I be g r e ~l t 1 Y diminished, Sewer All domestic waste will be contained and processed on site. ^crobic <-"ompost i 11)-; toi lets will he uti] izecl for hum~ln \v~lStCS dispos~ll and g~lrbagc from the picnic areas. The resulting com- post will be utilized in tlle landscaping of the building and parking lot. Grey \vater [rom sink drains will go to drainficlds o rIa 11 d s cap e a I' cas. T h u S 11 0 S C Iv e r s C r v ice, i n c Iud i II g Ii r t stations, transmission lines, or treatment plants will be necessary, nor will any pollutants be discharged to the environ- ment, e '. e N;ltul";ll C;l~ Natural Cas will not be uti I i z e di n the fa c i Jj t Y , L;\ b 0 l' a tor y hurller~ \vi II he fueled by ;lIclllwl geller:ltcd from <l soLll'- pO\vered ~till to be located either 011 this site or other City property, Another option in the future will be the construc- tion of :111 :111:1erohic (]ige~tcr to prc'J(]llce 1I1eth;ll1e g:IS for [" u e Ii II g the La b 0 r a to r y . So lid \'1'1 ~ t('~ All wastes, except for plastics and incidental non-degradable or non-recyclahle refuse, generated at this facility will be recycled as follows: Gar bag e - IV a ~ t e f 00 d ~ t u f f ~, pap e r 1 i t tel' ( n :111 kin ~, pap e l' c up s, e t c .) \v i 11 bed i s p 0 sed i nth e wa t e r 1 c s s composting toilet. Aluminum -CaQs will be separated and removed from the site for I' e eye 1 in g , Bottles - Glass bottles will likewise be separated and removed from the site for recycling, Paper ,< Large quantities of paper will be hound and re- cycled; incidental amounts will be disposed ln the toilet. Because this is an environmental and energy educational facility, users will be taugh:t the value and mechanisms of recycling. Sep- arate bins will be provided for various wastes. Should any toxic wastes be generated in the laboratory, their proper disposal will be taught and stressed for home usage. In summary, the only utilization of energy derived from [ossil fuels in this center will be that needed to initially build the Facilities., The oper:ltion of the center will h:1Ve 110 external energy demands, the ultimate in energy conservation, This can be accomplished because the facilities hill be designed to m:1 x i III i :'- e n at u r:l 1 r (l r c e s, p Iu s the L1l~ t t h:1 t s u c haLl c i 1 i 1]' gencLIIJy docs 110t require mllch el1ergy 10 operate anyway and will have little nighttime usage. ", -~... ~ e e l'.:1 te I' 1'(1 J I \It i on P rl~\1(~l1t_i()11__(:II~(I_ _~~t!1.C~I:u J~()---'-~l0~l_l2I~__L?s~y ;:;J This project will have absolute minimal adverse impact on the natural environment. Any project that provides public access to 11 at u 1':1 1 :1 I' e:1 san din fa c ten co Ll 1':1 g e 5 sue h :1 C c e 5 s \Vi 11 h a ve some adverse impacts, llespiteits intended use, This partic- ular use, ho\Vever, will have positive environmental impacts that far out\Veigh any negative one that may occur, The pri- mary :lIld :lltern:Jtive sites for the interpretive center have been located to take adv,lJ1tage of existing overstory vege- tation, consistent \Vith good site planning for energy conser- V:l t io n . Very lit tl e un d c rs tor y V c g c tat ion will nee d rem 0 v in g . The winclllli II to\-/er alternative sites arc both strategically located in open areas to take advantage of the wind and thus will require no tree rCl1lovals. The high standards for the preservation and enh3ncement of the environment noted in Section 660.2.3,11. of the Ileri tage Conservation and H.ecreation Service Manual will be met or exceeded in this project. There will be no pollutants discharged to the air or service waters subsequent to normal construction activities except for the obvious emissions from motor vehicles transporting users to the facility. This includes solid wastes, sew~ge effluents and other liquid wastes, gas wastes, and w3ter siltation. Furthermore sound environmental planning, development, and management practices \-/ill be demonstrated to users in hopes of instilling appreciation and understanding of the natural environ- ment, hopefully leading to the minimization of environmental abuse and degradation in the private sector through education, Natural beauty in this park is existing and not in need of being cnhanced. The only proposed landscaping would be for the parking ,!reas, the interpretivc center, buffer screens to abutting residences, and possibly a small arboretum. All landscape materials will utilize species native to t]le p3rk, CJC:lr\l',ltcr :lrC:I, or the region. No exotic plants will be p Lin t cd, no rex 0 tic ani m a .I 5 i n t l' 0 J u c e J tot he are a , T h c C i t Y 0 f C 1 C' a l"\-/ ate r s t ri c t J Y l' e g ul ate s 1 and c I ear i n g an J grubbing, tree removals, excavations, fills, erosion and sedi- ment,ltioll, ,11ld lalldscapin~; in the priv,lte sector by ordinance. It is the intention or tl1c' City to set :In c.\.all1plc for sound practices in the construction of this project. No restorations of natural systems will be necessary. FloolLplains and \vC'tlands exist in the park but not \-/here there are structural improvements, olher than boardwalks. Boardwalks, pro vi d (' d I III d c r ,I T1 0 the I' ~; 1': I nt, : I I 1 OIl' : I (" l' (' s ~~ r () r II:~ (' r 51 () I.'J i f 11 (' ': 5 these eco5ystcllI::; while llIainLlining rluw in the crecK, ::;hl'('1 , ~ ,!.; '" ,.. '\,> e '. . f 10 IV 0 r ,va te r i nth c s 'v ;1111 p :-; n 11 d 1ll;11' :-; hc:-;, ;1 n d s h 0 reI i 11l' V L' g e - L 11 i () 11 ; I 1 () 11 g t h (' 11 U l' t h l'; I :-; l l- () r Ill' l' () 1- the I; 1 k l' . The i Ille l' - pretive center and windmill tOlver have been sited on soils with propertic:-; m;lking Cor good building fOUlld;ltio11S ;Ind no :-;ub:-;idl'l1cl' problellls. The :-;tud)' of IvctJ;llld:-;, floodplains, and soils will be a major topic of stlldy through the inte~- pretive center, boardwalks, and upland trail system in the Center, -.... '".- . e Geographic Location The project IS located due east of U.S, Highway 19 just south of State RO<HJ 590^ and abutting the Seaboard Coa~tline Railroad in cast Clearwater. The park comprises approximately 42 undeveloped acres, all contiguous and within the corporate limits 01- the City of Clcanvater. There exists the po~sibility of adding all additional 8 acres through acquisition. The area to be served by the project has the potential to be " reg ion a 1" i 11 S co pc, c 0 ve r i n g the T a III p a Bay arc a . The pro j e c t has implications of national significance. - 12 - e - ~l()CC^SIN I.M';\: UJEnCY Cl:NTI:I\ CU:AH.\\!^lER, FLORI 1M Intent tu 1\pply Notificltion Notice ul" intent to ;Ipply Cor l"unding ;lssisLlnce l"or the ~Ioccasin Lake Energy Ccnter has been sent to the regional elearingJlO11se, the Tampa Buy Regiona 1 Planning Counei 1. The notice loJ;IS typed ~l;ty l~) and mailed ~Iay 20, 1~)8(). PIe as e see the foIl 0 I~ i n g 3 P age s , - 13 - ~ t . e . ,""- /S\Mo,;~{;--- ,..k\',!~ i~/.I. ~~ '\ <' " \ I f'\ . ~- i ..:... \ 'c:-:l. - ;;;r'] _ ' ~r-: \ "-1:'. c:::, ~ \ fT""'~, < ' &:=~ ,,' ...." ., , ,~,. '<".'" , '-:[ fi;;'------\~,"' ---~ TE?. "' ---.,-.......1",," C I T Y () F C J~ E ^ ]{ '\T A. '1'E 11 POST orrlCE OCJX 4748 CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 33518 PL^NN 1 Nt; j)1~p^l{nII:NT [\I;IY 19, l~l80 T a Ji1 p a 13 a )' Reg i 0 ]l::11 P LlIm in g COUll C i 1 9455 Koger Boulevard St. Petersburg, FL 33702 Attention: [\ls. 'Veronica Akins A-95 Review Coordinator Dear Sir or [\ladam:' This is notice of intention to apply for financial assistance from the lleritage Conservation and Recreation Service for a n a t U I' e and en erg y s t u d y cell tel' p 0\.,: ere d II' h 0 11)" by 0 n sit e energy sources. This proposal is called the ).loccasin Lake Energy Center and is submitted by the City of Clear\\';lter, Florida. The }nojcct is located at the Moccasin Lake Fark, approximately one mile north of Clearwater [\Iall (U.S. lligh,.,:ay 19 and State Road GO), Cleanvater,'Florida, The project is for a center of approximCltely 2000 square feet ""hieh will provide a setting for nature study as well as demonstrate non-polluting and conservation oriented energy technologies. The center ""ill use '<lind power to provide electricit)" and move water, solar designs to provide light and heat (including heat for water), and will conceptually tie to another project on the site providing ;:merobic, com- posting rest rooms. This will demonstrate a completely energy independent park f<lci1it)". Cost is estimated at $87,000. The City has been advised as a standard operating procedure to provide an e n vir 0 Il m c n t a 1 ass c S S III e n t . No en vir 0 n III e n tal damage is anticipated. Environlllcntal bcncfit effect is antic- ipated by demonstrating non-polluting cnergy technologies. A Federal SF-424 form is C'llcloscd Hhich provides title and agency information. It is anticipated that the proposal ""ill b C Tn ail e d [\1 a y 2 3, 1 9 8 0 . "Equal Employment and Affirmative Action Employer" 14 - ,.. , . . . T;! III P a 13 a y J{ c gi 0 II alP 1 a 1111 i 11 g Co tin c i 1 P:lgc 2. May 19, 1980 Your COJIIIIlCllts are requc~ted to the letterhead address, attention J. D. Sheeler, Planning Department. If further information is needed please contact J. D. Sheeler at 813-462-6840. Sincerely, ) /" - "I .x- {. .", I ' - ,.. ....- l ''-;-'- ", J. D. Sheeler Grants Development Specialist JDS/fp Encl. cc: 80 Energy Office - t.!occ;Jsil1 Energy Demonstration (00) - 15- e ~ e STA rf 'I ~-l ()h'lllA QDfficl' of the <.6111H.'rllOr , I ~\, . PITOl : Al I r. .;, .1 I \.' i() 1 HOB (-;H^I/^~l '_;OVERNOR July 17, 1980 Mr. Ney Landrum Department of Natural Resources Division of Recreation and Parks 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard Tallahassee, Florida 32301 RE: Moccasin Lake Energy Center, City of Clearwater SAI: 80-2230 Dear Mr. Landrum: The State Planning and Development Clearinghouse, in compliance with U. S. Office of Management and Budget Circular A-95 and Florida Statutes Section 216.212, has provided a review of your notification of intent to apply for federal assistance in the amount of $43,547.85. The project is in accord with State plans, policies, procedures, and programs, and, therefore, the application is approved for submission to the federal agency. Please append a copy of this letter to your application. This will assure the federal agency of your compliance with the provisions of U, S. Office of Management and Budget Circular A-95, Part I, and Section 216.212, Florida Statutes. Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, / / I " /.' / -{' -;"'/"/ !I .~- ./! i '; I ......: L Ron Fahs, Director Intergovernmental Coordination RF / Nj c An Aflirmativ(' Al"IionEqu.ll Opporlunit\' Fmplo\'l'r e e ,\ hi ( 1\', I '; I ,n I U,I ,\/,\',\11 I ! '.1 i: t: I I I '. 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I~L~g_,lrI)cs c_l~i p t i OI~ 0 r _~lo C c a si n I ,a k e ._ I_)_~I.r_l\ Parcel II Being th<lt p:l1't of the SOlltll\vC'st qll:l1'ter (SWl'l) or the Northwcst quarter lNW1) or Section 8, TO\VIlship 29 South, Range J() East; lying North of the right-of-way of the Seaboard Coastline Rail- road and East of the right-of -way of State Road No. 55 (US 19) being more :llld p:lrticu];lrly descrihed :IS ro11o\vs: COIIHllence ,It the Soutlnvest corner of the Nortl1\vest QU:Jrter (NW1a) of the ,lro1'csaid 5ec. 8, Twp. 29 S., Rgc. ]G E, :md run N 005Il'45" 1:, - ,112,77 1,-<.:e5 ;llong ~hc West hOuI~d:lry or s(l~d NW1'l ol'.Scc. _82~)-J(); thence 581 05'45" b, - 121.18 feet to an lntersectlon ot the North b 0 u nd a I' y 0 f the a for e s aid Sea boa r d Co a s t 1 i n eRa i1 l' 0 a d l' i g h t - 0 f - way with the l:astern right-of-\vay line of the aforesaid SLlte Road No, 55 (ll.S, 19) for a point of beginning (POn), From this located POB continue S 81005'45" E" 1250.68 feet; thence run N 1010'41" E. - 1119.79 feet; thence N 89035'27" IV. - 1263.79 feet tot h e a for e s ai II Eastern rig h t - 0 f - IV a y line of the a Io res aid State Road No. 55 (U,S.19); thence S 0054'45" w. - 232.94 Ieet; thence S 89005'15" E. - LO.OO feet; thence S 0054"l5" w. - 500,00 fe(:~t thence S 89005'15" E. 10,00 feet' thence S 0054'45" w. - 201.89 feet to the POB and containing 29.499 acres more or less. Parcel I In add.ition: Start at the Soutl1\vest corner of the Southeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 8, TO\mship 29 South, n.ange 16 East, and run North along said 40-acre line 211.63 feet for a Point of Beginning; thence continue North 1,043.0 feet; thence run East 320 feet along the South line of Lot 16, Block 11, Virginia Groves Estates, first addition as recorded in Plat Book 47, pages 41 through 43 of Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida, and its Easterly extension; thence run SoUtll 1,035 feet more or less to a point till feet \orth of the North line of Sea- board Coastline Rail~oad; thence run Easterly 60 feet North of and parallel to said North line of Seaboard Coastline Railroad to West line of Wood Valley Subdivision, Unit 2, as recorded in Plat Book 68, Page 45, of public records of Pinellas County, Florida; thcncc South along :.;ail; West line oC Wood V,111ey to aforesaid North line of Seaboard Coastline Railroad.; thence Westerly along said North line to Point of Beginning. Subject to e:1SClIlents and restrictions of record. - 20 - See Map Overview In File '\ ".' II. \ I [Ii1~' \1)1 .. ,.... I . . 'J 'J. I' \ . \ ~., , . \; > , /. .. ,. I ..h"-7 \ "ll 1\ '\J .i ,\ .' U / //;\ . ',7-F ''1' l~ ~ , (5 . ,.~ ~ ~ ,~ .5 ~ .~. :S ;:5 .... o~ ~-""- ~ ,. , . (i :..~ f~ -' ..-;:- 0 . = .-~. -.1 ':j ~ :~;~~;~ - ,"'~. lI- c>"l ..'" ~,,\ 1;I,lHtIlIA ,....I,....tl'"I(I..,I".."'..., W' '" :...... fll' , . =y~ !:110:)3 .J Q Q 3447\ "1:.[9351 ~flllu ~ ~~nnWtn~J1UnllU)}%J1? i I , ~ ~ ~ ~ I I C day 0/ December , A, D. 19 70, .Afade this 1BctlttcCtl, COACHMAN PROPERTIES, INC., a corporation cxi,qting under the laws of the State of Florida havin~ its prindpal place of business in the Connty of Pinellas Sta.te of . Florida party of the first part, and CITY OF ~L~ARWATER, FIDRIDA, a municipal corporation, whose, malllng address is: ~_ I I I , I I , and of the County of . Pinellas part y of the second part, 3J1!litllrHndl1. That the said party of the first. part, for and in consideration. of the snTn of other valuable consicierations and Ten Dollars, to it in. hand paid, the rr--ccipt whereof i8 hereby acknowlcdI!ed, has grunted, bar- gained, sold, aliened, remised, releascd, convcyed and confinned, and by these presents doth grant, bargain, sell, alien, remise, release, convey Gnd conJlnn unto the said part y of the secQnd part, and i ts succes~.or~, -Lci.rs and assi!Jns forever, all that certain parcel of land l!linrJ and bcil/l: in the CUllnty of Pinella s and State of Florida, 7iwre part.icu.larly described as follows: The Southwest 1/4 'of the NorthvJest 1/4 of Section 8, Township 29 South, Range 16 Ed~lt~ less the rights-of- way of State Road No. 55 (U.5.191 and the Seaboard Coastline Railroad (Tampa and Gulf Coast Railroad).. ~ Being more an~ particularly described as follows: G~ ns. .arcel No.1-Being that pa:-"t ,of the Southv/cst ,9uarter (SW~~;~'~_, ~f the Northwest Quarter (I\:N~~) of Sec.2, Twp. .::9 South, c,.'..: I1ange 16 Ea st, lying South of thE.' right-of -way of the ~,:.' '.- Seaboard Coastline Railroad and the East of the right...of- ~r.__ way of State !load No. 55 (U.S.1917being filore and particu- ~<.: 1arly described as follows: Commence at the n~ Southwest (S'vv) cornei of the Northwest quarter (l\jW!'~) ~~2 of the afor~said Sec.8, Twp. 29 So. Rge. 16 E. and run ~ S89030'4PE~ - 120.00 feet to the Eastern right-of~way line of th~ aforesaid state Road No.55 (U519) for a point' of bcgin~ing(POB). From this located' POB continue S89030'41IlE.-1237.60 f(?(;t; tJwnce N 1010'41" Eo-ll1.07 feet to the Southern right...of"'v/ay line of the aforc~)aid Seaboard Coastline Hailroad; thenc'3 N 31005'45"Vl.'-1250.20 feet; thencG S 0054 'L15"Vl. - 294 '. 05 f (?et to the POB and containing 5.754 acres more or less. fPars:-el No,,2-Being that ~~~t of the ~outh':Jest qu~rt;r (S1il~~) of ~ Northwest quarter (~i~) of Sect~on 8,Townsh~p 29 South, Range 16 East; lying lJorth of the ri9ht-of~\"/ay of the SeClbo,?:rd Coac;tline Railroad and East of the right-of-way (CONTINlJED O~IREVEHSE !, Wllur111rr with all the ten~ments, hereditaments and appnrtenances, IDit1{ ~})~ ) elJcry privilef,e, n:<Jht, title, interest and estate, r()version, renwinder and easenwnt thereto belon~inf1 or in am/wise appertaining: and State of Florida c::J .." " 0, f",,) r- .. '0 - ..--.J C:J ~f t:l ..-.. Wu iHultc anD to Itllli't the salne in fee. simple forever. And the suid llarty of the first part. doth couenant lI)ith the said part y of the second part; that it is lau:{lllly seized of the said premises; that they are free of all incumbrances, and that it has t!ooeZ ri(fllt and laufu.l au.thority 7'0 sell the same; and the said party of the first part does herel)!! fllll!! warrant. the litle to said land, and will defend tli e same against, Iii e lawful claims of all persons whOlnsoevcr. 3f1l1nitI11'~1~1 ItrhL'rL'nf, 'he soir! 1mrt!1 of the jll'st purt has c(]/(scd these prf',c:rnts to b~ si(fI('rf in its !/rnne by its President, and its corporat.e :;ral to 1)('. all:.1,.'('1/, aUns{ccl !if! its ", -(Corporate Se cre tJ ry the day und year abo{."c 7.orittcn. .. ",' oI"~S)' , r' ~ " . , . : '.).... ',. " : A U;c'.~ t: _.~:'.. ...1:;1It... . ~,~~___u.___ '. 1(/ ,7 " '. _c:r:etJry " ~. . ) .., . ,1,'8'intll'll. g,ra[l'll (Il1~ Ddilll'l'l'D ill (l)nr P1'l'lil'llfl': .J I .." ...... 1:, ,:'..;, '}.->~ .,' , /~/' ,,/ i OJ' ~1>;(I?,{;~L ~-/(;11 ;;~-- l-(L.. .... --..._/Lf;..cL __'___ c1'.1_ - _u__ 1/1 ]._ ./ - 1. /.. , :' /1 J r' i_ t 1- /., ii, f I .. r ' / COAC1U/u\N PF\OPEHTIES, INC. ---- - j....~.. ." ! ,.- .... '.';)"---- ...... ..- -- .-- By___:.=.:jJ,'...." '-- \)~:~:__...:._.t.,~___~~_. President. 70 I 2 1 ll'ij DC/:'() . 1 2 1 (J 7 0 .,/~J (. '",.1 ('l CITY Ct.-- . '-I~K CL""I~ '/ .r r. ", ......., .'. . ~. ," ~ ." , g,ttth~ uf 1J11nra . r 31 I~l'rrh!l (flrrtifn 'I'hat on Uds /o~~ day of December /1. D.19 70. before 1ll C !1('TS(ll/oUy appeared H. r.1. CO^Cl'l~,\/\N and J. W. COACHr,~r\N President and Secreta ry respectively of COACHMAN pf\OPErn rES, INC. , a corporatz:on linda the laws of the Slale of Florida , to 1ne knoum to be Uw persons described in and who e,rccu.ted the fOTe~oing conveyance to grantee named therein "".. 1....., n.R 0':1 [i ! r' ~ r:: n.) R) ,-.D,...:U QJUlIllt!l lIf PINELIAS and severally ackno7uledged the execution thereof to be their free act and deed as such ojfi.eers, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned; and that they affixed thereto the o/Jicial seal of said corporation, ([lid the sa/d instrument is the act and d~d of .~aid corpora (ion. -y . .. "~::; ITtitl1rllll my si~na,turc and official seal at C lea rwa ter f,'ili..t!z.c County of Pl.nellas and Stale of Florida, the day and ,7~ l:/'t aforesaid"!l / /) j} '~" ~ J '~. .' ,... 3 () Ie} '!L/ ~,:I. i~h--f ?:?J?L~~- .!/~Zr_{~ti-(2~L____~ i...:iJ1JrCOlnnrissiollAr/nJ'(,s . .It.]/.::_'Ij / ,Nola!'!! P/l!J!r7'- . DESCRIPTION CONTINUED I ;fStdte Road-N";:- 55~ (US 19)7being more and particularly described as follows: Commence at th~outhwest corner of the Northwest Quarter(NW~) of the aforesaid 5ec.8,Twp.29 S., Rge.16 E, and run N 0054'45u E. ... 412.77 feet along the 1','est boundary of said N.'J!~ of Sec.8-29-16; thence 581005'45" E.-121.18 feet to an inter- section of the North bound,:ny of the afcr0said Seaboard Coastline Railroad right~of-way with the Eastern right-of-way line of the aforesaid State Road No. 55 (U.S.19) for a point of beginning (POB). From this loca ted POB continue S 81005' 45" E ~, 1250.68 feet; thence run N 1010'41" E. -1119.79 f2et; thence N 89035'2711 W.-1263.79 feet to the aforesaid Eastern right"'of-way line of the aforesaid state Road No. 55 '(U.S.19); fhence. S 0054'45" \'/.-232.94 feet; thence 589005t15" E. -10.00 feet; thence ~,Oo54'45" I'v. ... 500.00 feet; thence 5 89005'15" E~-10.00'f('et; thence S 0054'/~5" 1,'1.-201.89 feet to the POB ana containing 29.499 acres more or less '- DTESCHIPTI~~~ C~ONTnHJ1=D .8~:!...0il ;,'> (p () 0 ~. ,-.{~.~, ~ ~ ~~' ~ r, ~~ ' \J N 2 '0::0 :J: . ~~\ ..r~'-':.;. l.'i,:\~.. t-j !Tl ;.". 0 c;~ " .~ ~____ '" , K., :.0 ('j '11 ~- :u ~ ~,., 0 ~ ~ w t $~ f (~ .... ~ ~ v~ ~ \----~' ~ ,. f ~ ~ ~':~ ~ ~ ~ ~ \)'''' [I ~ ><:1 ::n ,.,1 0 0 '0 I;: ::0 ~ H fTI (j) .. H n . DE~;CFnPT ION CONTINU~D ffiO;.\'\!30VE Itisthe intent of this deed to conv.ey to the City of Clear-Nater, Florio" .) ny and ,111 13nd s 1 yiog wit hin the S outhwe s t 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Sc>ction B, TO'..:nship 29 South, f\cln~e 16 East, less the rif]hts-of-'//;.iY of State Road,No. 55 (U.:;.19) (lnd the Seaboard COi1si.:Line Railroad (Tampa ,jnd Gulf CO<1st ;{ai1r(j(}d) owned by the grantor en . -,;/~: :... c:~:~.- ---V~ f)" ,-, I ' 'I .- ,; '1 ' f) \ - ~'>- .n {'(:<\\ ,_ '~rr''\ ':',:~;i',.r,~~\, !:,.'{, ~ ".', ":. ,,:l) I-I U,<I()fI -......'.'." II~"': :, ":- ./ ,~ \, I - '~il ' i. /lle.,/ [,'10 I .\\) /' i :; G. n ;, i... Il,,: ~ L_~_.~J .-~ '----- 6_ . , n.' II (., ~. )- , . .- -' 7- t _. ~.:> :.' () ~u ,~ '~. :-.~ r A '/ !::: U I:: F L_ CJ i:nb A I ,.! ll9.C! I,': r! 'r t r~'( '" !..!j~, "'~~~T ^ Y: I ':.> ;:: L l..':',_l' !.~Il" I;: .:.:.::: :';".;,~ 3 ~l' O. 2--'0- ,I 'f) :: ,,:- ('ie I G'7v c-, :-: I r)~:.~ I _____..._-,..~_~~",f':..:'-! , ~, : ) f"-.. c"'> . , ;' e /~ ,-/..) ;f'.'~ ~ ..5-7--7/ . RESTRICTIONS WHEREAS, CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA. a m.unicipal corporation, is the owner of the following 1'.('<11 property situate, lying and being in the County of PinelJas and State of Florida, to wit: '-"/ D'~ \ro '( ,. jS S-- /t16t~S,/j l /AI ~e r~'{f h Begin at the Southwest corner of the Southwest J/4 of the Southwes t 1/,1 of Section 2, To\vns hip 29 South, Range 15 Eas t, and run NOD 08117" W 663. 07 fe et; thence run S 8902113111 F. 33.0 feet to <:l. P.R.M. for a P.O.B.; thence rUn N OD 08117" W 341.08 feet to a P.R.M.; thence run S 89D 24131"E 633.13 feet to a P. R. M.; thence run S 0007159" E 341. 30 feet to a P. R, M. ; t1l(~nce nm N 8902413 Jl1 W 633.10 feet to a P. O. B. AND Lots 179 through 187, inclusive, and Lots 272 through 280, inclusive., Del 01'0 Groves Subdivision, North 1/2 \:\ of Southeast 1/4 of Section 9, Township 29 South, Range '(" 16 East, and Northeast 1/4 of Northeast 1/4 of Soutllwest 1/4 of Section 9, Township 29 South, Range 16 East, Pinellas County, Florida. AND Begin at. the Southwest corner of the SOllt1wast 1/1 of tbe Southwest. 1/4 of Section 9, Township 29 South, Range 16 East, and run N 00 11102" E 667.0 fect; tl1ence run S 890 26114" E 668. 73 feet t.o a P. R. M. for the P. O. B. ; tllcnce run N 0009123" E, 666.92 feet to a nail; thence run S 89021132'1 E 6()8.40 feet to a P.R.M.; thence'run S 00071,13" W 666.60 feet to an lorn Pin; thence run N 8902611411 W 668.73 feet to the P.O.B. AND Being tb::1.t part of the SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Section 8, Township 29 South, Range J6 East, lying Nortb of the right of way of the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad and East of the right of way of U.S. Highway No. 19; being rnore and particularly described as' follows, to wit: Conu:nence at tne SVl corner of the NW 1/4 of the aforesaid Se ction 8, Towns hip 29 South, Range ] 6 Ea,st and run N 0054145" E, 412.77 feet along the West boundary of the aforesaid NW 1/4 of Section 8, Township 29 South, Range ]6 East; t11enc(; S 8P 05115" E, 121. 18 fect to an intersection of the North bow~da.ry of the aforesClid SeClboard Coast Line rigllt of way with the Eastern right of way line of the aforesaid U.S. Highway No. 19 for a P. O. B. ; from this 10c;:l.tcclP. O. B. continue S 8P05145"E, 1250.68 feet; thence run N)D 10141'IE, 1119.79 fect; thence N 890 3r) 127" \V, 1163,79 feet to the aforesaid Eastern r:ight of way line of the aforcs,iid U. S. I-lighw<iY No. 19; tl1ence S 0054115" IV 232. <)4 feet; thence S 89005115" E, 10.00 feet; thence S 00 5114SI'W, 500.00 feet; thence S 89005115" E, 10.00 feet; thence S 0051115" W, 201. 89 feet to t1w P. 0, B. and containing 29.499 acres, more or less. Bearings s110wn her'eon refer to the Pinellas County Grid System. ./ k '" - 2:; - -.. --\ ), (~ . . . AND 1) Lots I, 2, 3, 1. and h, Block 7, Clcdl"w,lkr Be;lch Subdivision, which is further described as: Being the North 252 feet of GOVI'T1lJ)]('1I1 l.ot 3, Section B, T(Jwll~;hlp 21) South, H.'lngc 15 East and the South 248 feet of Governm.cnt Lot 6in Section 5, Townsl1ip 29 South, Range 15 East and beginning at a point 218 feet North of the South ])()\lIllLll'Y lilll' of Governmcnt Lot 6, SectioJl 5, Township 1..9 South, H.angc 15 E"l st ,1nd run North 500 feet; this tract of land being bounded On the East by Clc,lrwatcr Bay ,l1ld on the West by the Gulf of Mexico and also be~inllillg at a point 748 feet North of the South boundary line of said Governlnent Lot 6 in Section 5, Township 29 South, Rangl' 15 Fast and running North ]092; this tract of 1;lllC1 being bounded On the West by the Cu]f of Mexico and On the Ea st by Clearwater Bay; also the South 500 feet of the North 800 feet 'of Governn1ent Lot 6 in Section 5, Township 29 South, Range 15 East. and WHEREAS, said Owner desires to place certain restrictions upon said property in order to comply under Title VII of The Housing Act of 196J, as arnended; I NOW, THEREFORE, KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, 111at in consideration of the foregoing premises and ot11Cr good and valuable considerations, the undersigned, City of Clean-valer, Florida, a Inunicipal corporation, docs hereby adopt and prolnu~gate the restrictive covenants hereinafter set forth: 1. Tbe above described property or any interest therein n'lay not be sold, leas ed, or otbe rwis e transferred without the prior written approval of the Sec retary of Hous ing and Urban DC' vc 10plncn1., his des ignec, or any s ucces s or ther eto. 2. This restriction shall be binding On all parties <lnd all persons clairning uuder thelD. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Owner has caused these presents to be executed in its name, and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed, by its proper officers thereunto duly authorized this 3rd day of h1C\..}:' A.D. 197 1. Isl Kathrvn C. Green Wit " ?:E0~t.'ER' BJ, / [ / -' C i;y -Manage r FLOIUDA Signed, sealed cil1d delivered in the presence of: Isl Esth~r K. Retzer Mayor -Conl! lis siol ^pproved ;I~; 10 [01"111 & ,C~2~;%~::;<,~ City Attorney 2,1 - . . STATE OF }'LOIUDA ) ) COUNTY OF PINELLAS } I HEREBY CERTIFY>> that on this nTh day of !'1=ll' A.D. 1971, before me personally a.ppeared Merrett 1\.. Stierhciln, Herbert M. Brown, R. G. Whitehead and H. Everett Hougen, respectively City Manager, City Attorney, City Clerk and Mayor-Commissioner of the City of Clearwater, Florida, a municipal corporation, to me known to be the individuals and officers described in and who executed the foregoing Restrictions, and severally acknowledg(( the execution thereof to be their free Clet and deed ilS such officers thereunto duly authorized; a.nd that the official seal of said IT1unieipal corporation is duly affixed thereto, and the said instrunlent is the act and deed of said corporation. . WITNESS my signature and official seal at Clearwater in the County of Pinellas, State of Florida, t.he day and year last above written. /s/ Katnrvn C. Green Notary Public My COlnnlission Expires: 9-29-)3 - 2 S - \ I I <I'i II II (II ,II~~ )U~ufr~ JnU~1fnufr;~~:~4~~ /.. f')I.oY f I ~ttttl'.alll't1 that the said paTty of the fi."st part, for a,nd in considc7'ah,)}l of the surn of Ten Dollars and othnr valuable considerations-------}D'l'U{n~~ t() him z:n hand. paid by ihe said jJ((,rty of tlie, secoNd part, the }'(;cript whereof is hereby ac7cnol-olcdg'cd, luU' ,granted, l;al'[:'aiJ/cd and sold to the said party of the second p(J,rt lu:s heirs and assz:!;'llS /OI'eFcr, tlir follOlrln!} dcscri?;rd land, situate lying (l,ncZbcin/: z:n Z;r: the County of P:~nelias - , State of ~ Florida, to wit: Start at the Southwest corn'2r of the Southeast ~ of the Northwes1: !4 of Section 8, Townshi;> 29 South, F.~,ngc 16 East, and run North along said 40-acrc lin~ 211.63 feet for a Point of Beginning; thence continue North 1,043.0 feet; thence nm East 320 feet along th8 South line of Lot 16 t ~FIf\S7 A~I"(IO~I Block 11, Virginia Groves Estates, as recoraed 1n Plp~ BOOK 47, pages 41 through 43 of Public Records of pinellas County, Florida, and its Easterly extension; thence run South 1,035 feet More or L~ss to a point 60 feet North of the North line of Seaboard Coastline Railroad; thence run East.erly 60 feet North of and parallel to said North line of Seaboard Coastline Railroad to West line of vlood Valley Subdivision, Un{t /., as recorded in Plat Book 68, Page 45, of public records of pinellas County, Florida; thence South along said h'est line of Wood Valley to aforesaid Ndrth line of Seaboard Coastline Railroad; thence Westerly along said North line to Point of Beginning. Subject to casemenb; and restrictions of _~eCDrd. , And the snid party of the flrst part docs hereby fnUy u;a,7('ant the tUZe to :;aid Zrvld, -. - -- - and will defend the same agaz:71st the lanfnl cla/:ms of flU persons u'l107nsocuer, >;11 CJ 11tt m!UtlrlHI D1ft'rruf. t/w S(lid. po rlil of the Jh'st jla..rt has here/ullo set; Ids ,:.~: hand and ,)Cal the dr1,]f CLnd !Jear first above written. .~! (1) fSiLl1trb. tsrulrb unO DdinrrdJ in (OHr p.rHl'mr: ci:;,.~~, ./'>!~>ftL,,'~/[;~/~/n /-.r~<)-. -,--, ,,"11 ,: ,'; I ,./ ""-".. ---;- -:y . Cr""" ..(/.)' 1, . ";... ../ -.c.... ....../ /./'.- ...< .... /,./'/;jLl . ' .l~', ~'.I~ // ' :,/ {/ ,'~ ... f I __n______u._____'n__~_'~-'-n_---n ___'_.___n. .. j'': -. I . ': ! i iI :,:J :~;~j, {)iutr uf 11!nriuu ~. ~ ! 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II( , 1".', ur ~t"li.',,~ _, "'O"fl (,;.,ull lIn" I I I I I bYi I , // ?(' 7' ,/ 9.(1...., . ....LuL.C [,iiS auy oj f'.nrj'] i1rttlll'rn r.1ARILYN C. R!"\SCH formerly.... !-1I'.I~ILyl; C. her hl1sb2nd ED'll\RD MSCH, .1. D. 1.973, \':08DiU~~G joined of tlie Cou.nt.y 0/ ?iueJ...1.c::3 in the State of Y.lorlda, party of the first p"Lrt, and CITY OF CLEAP'\'!j\ TER, wh03 email ing add rc S 5 is: P. O. Box 4718. Ckarwatcr. Florida 33518, of the Connty of p inellas party oftlw second IJ((,rt, in the Swf.('. of Florida . Ud~r1yJ! I~:z-c~ l-". ; I I',. ('l 'v' "." ''1'". \,',.,,~...\ '\',r".,,>.; 'c;f',~" , -,',///.1 /// I _ J ~ I I . \..,-.... ,~.~ ~,r.':~l \. :;.>y '~l~ ;...... r.-'; _a,-' -;~-'\\ F.:~:~ t'. i~".~ ~-~..."~..~:'_: \."' " " \ [J(/:>'.::,,: ;\1: Id> : = ....., '\. _J-......., '...... p :"" .--" '"': , \." .... QlrIlIH1rr nf t J I., \.);, I:.:" f--" --'-1 <,., \ t '. \ I...... -, :: ;,:;;.'/'; i I-r\ ii:.:: I ,.:"[1.__.__. lijjl~l \ /.~ '.'~ - ) [': :', I .,.: C. I U i ..... I :.=:: ..'-. l. :.. .', . .. t~~ p i;wllas t.:_-". .il ~i!'r:.'~; @!r1t!~j ~['11at; O!~, tJ~!.,~. (-l~'l/ rl~."t4I>':'7~~~!!.~/ ~:t\"l~~::~~~,'! ~,'::/'c;c Hl-'V. (lvicer dilly lLnt horizcd tn administer ollfh:, alid tukc (/l'l,'ilfl{l'{e,I,(,J;o(c!1 Is, , 1'.jARILYN C. RASCH formerly l'F.IU:JYN C. '\'!CJCl)JnNC; joined ~y,h8r.:", i h u3b;~lI1d ED\~ARD HJ,>.SCB, . . , . ,.., , ' .... ,;': '::' " , i l(; me writ known GJuT IO/Oli'1l t.o me to {)C Uit'. lliUi/'WI:,ul ~., (!escliJ'i'd Ul ,'i/u! IL'Il() I . 't I tJ'.f ..,...., 1" 'i ,,,:J 1 - ""./""".,7.,..7"".7 l:,r'~.,. . , '],-i- C.loeel,.cr. .. ,C ore~Otll~ (, ((, <l,,(1. S2i7C:_'C.LJ..y .". ,.f.u"'t..};(d""c/O,'-:'.:71.C,.,,,..... :.1' t hey exec to: t <'<7 0/ e SO}fl C frc,'" J !lIul /'uf,,'II t u ri'!I fur fit (' ill;!! Joses {,.'"Ci ell:'., CYF rl.';, sed. . ~'- U'tl\'I:~ nlll II r11/ (I (/ /I d (I I}: [ (':of ,<'1,,;1 'It. ' ('" ,.., I" r "11.' '," ,.. " :.,.. I ... .. '*....... .' .. I ~ _I... V ..1, I.". _ <.., \. ( . L \.... ...L " r 1 ('. .' t' {". .. . I. I 1 . ~ 1/,' .' COlfn!!! of pincJ.l2.s . (IIi( ,-,tllfe (1/.'1',11/(.(,', c.,us, JC-j'iC::\/' d ([ !! (} f ]', ~, r i 1 , .1. n. J .')7 '3 . - . , 'l}i'.""l"IT. l.;""'r'IIC'I"il ..:~:':..; (\ :..:Y .~ ,',,:' '::' "''''''';1''.' :.1'1':;: \L,.. n ~ ('- (' , . 'I , .. I ... . \ : 11 ;~. '.') ( ,",A, ,:"" )1'", I J f f1 , " , I ~ /'\,. ! I) ,1.' '\ . ',: I f' ,t. (".' , ' , \,-,. / \1 '\ \., 'j , '-" [,.il I 01 I...... 1 )}O ,""'.'"... 'Q~61 e e lI"'ntr.t1~ No. I '. U \ DIPARIMIHI 01 IIII 1~"RIlll Civil Rights Act Compliclnce ASSURANCE OF COMPliANCE (11TlE VI. CIVIL ilGHrs ACI Of 19HI Ci ty _ 0 f ~}earwa~eJ 1 Florida (ht:reillafrl'r olleJ .. Arrlicanr- ReClPIl:nr") 1~,"lJr HI '''1'1'111.11111(..,. 11'".nl' IH'.IU.BY AGREES THAT IT will comply wirh Tide VI of rhe Civil Rlghrs Act of 1964 (P.L. ~8-3<j2) and all requirernenrs imposed hy or pursuant {() rhe Departrnenr of tht: Inrerior Re~uLJrion (4~ CFR 17) issued l'\lr\",llIr rorhar ride. ro rhe end rhar. in accordance with Tidl' VI 0" rhar Alr and rhe Regul.llion. no rer. "'" ill !i'l' I '''ifni SLU\" <1.;011. "" thl' gro,",,1 of ra....... led"r. or ";or1<,,,.1 <111).:111 h.. e,duded Ir'''1\ 1'.ln'l'p,l- tion Ill, he dellled rhe bellef\(< 01, or be orherwise subJecreJ ro dislrllninallon unJer allY program or aninr)' (or "}lllh rhe :'pplicallr.Rct:ipienr receives lin,lIlcial as~i51anlt: from ~ieri tage CQIl~.:JIBec .~~..I.Y~ and Hu{rAU lOr (hfl..r HndH' Gives Assurance ThaI Ie will immediarely (,lke any meHures ro efTecruare rhls agreement. If .ul\' real property or srruClure rhereon is. provldeJ or Improved Wllh the dId ot Federal hnancial asslstant-e orended ro the Applical1l. RecipIent by ~t.~-.CQ.n~-,& Rec. Se rv " This as~unnce obligates the Aurr~u "I' Oth('~ ApplilJ,nr.Reciplenr. or In the CHe of any transter of ~uch propern'. any transferee ror the perIod dUrIng ,...hl('h the real properr.... .or scrUlCure is used tor J. purpose ,nvoh'ing the provision of simdar ,en'lces or hene. (1(5. If .UI Y personal propl'rry is so prOVided, thIS assurance Ilblisares the Applicanr. Rt:clplenr lor the periud Juring which il rerains ownership or possession o( [he propert!.. In all other cases. thiS assurance obligates the Applicant.Recipient for the period during which [he Federal financial assistance IS exrenJed to ir bv._ Herit.a.g.c Co.ns.e.rv.at-i-.on-a:l.d Reorca tiOIl Service. , Hurf'.Iu IH ()IIH-t' TillS ASSI:RANCE is given III c'HlSlder:lriun of and (or the purpose o( Ilhl<linlll~ an\' ,Ind all Federal !!ranrs, 11l,1I1', CUll( rans. prOpl'lll' di<cllullrs or Ilrh..-r Federal rillancial B51S(al1l-e extendt:O alter the dare ht:reol to [he Applicant- Recipiellr by the bureau or Clllice, including in5Llllmenr pavmenrs a(rer such date Dn aCCUUllr o( arrangements (Clr reJaal finallcial aSSIS(;llll"e which Wt:re apprllved before such dare. The Appli("J,nr-r~el.'p'enr rec"~nizes and agrees rhar such Federal financial assisrance will be extended In reliance on the representarions .Ind ,').:II~t:lTlerH' ""de '11 rhi, as<ur;lflce, .lnd rh.llthe l!lIlfcd Srates shall reserv..- tne righr In <eek Ju,licI:ll en(Clr\ elT1enr of dlls assurance. This assurance is bllldillg I)n lhe Applicant-Rertptenr. Its successors. (r3nS- fl'rl'l". alld .1Sqgnn's, and rhe person or pc'rsuns whose sl~narure appear bt:low arc authorized to sign [his ,1"1Ir.lIlle IlI1 hehalf o( [he Applicant-Recipient. / \ /: /, \-tr '--I~i) C i tv 0 f c: 1 ~_~rw Ci....:t $ I:J-El 0 r i..d.a ....1'1', JC,;o..T.I{H.II'I~.;o..T ".LfL~~.u~Jt~ I Pr~'ul""I. ( .JI,lll.lll.1l 1\,1.1(11 Ilr COIl'p.H"l'l~ ",ulh..rlfrd I >lh<<"1.11 P. O. Box 4748 Clearwater, FloLLda 33518 AI'I'I.Il:.\NT,RH..IPltNT"S ,"A1L1N(; A/)llIU." Anthony L. Shoemaker City Manager u " (.0.. .....1..' -.'.''''(, ,II. or r :i11 .. r. 9 , q . ;"., ) 29 . r 1:llv i rUIlIII('lll ;11 l'el'llIi (s, I.c;lse~; ().r 1:;ISl'IIIClll S None required. Conceptual Site Plan e Sl'l' till' LIIVil'lllllllL'lltal :llld ':,Ill'rgy LdllC;ltioll eCIlLer dr;l\villg alld ~Ioccasin Lake Park urawing on the following pages. On the 1\loccasin Lake P:lrk drawing the site marked Alternative Site "A" is tile proposed site. A recollllllend:ltionis being made (June, 1~)8()) to the Cleanvater City Commission to purchase Alternative Site "B", \vhil-h is Celt to be an even more desirable sitl' if" the ]oc:ll funds arc av:Iilahle to purchase it. , II . . HOCCAS I N LAI\F r::.JFI~c;y CLNTI~R CI.I;AI~\Vi\TI.I{, FI.OI~ 11),\ General Specifications [or Construction The building will be: Slab on gr;ide Call c r e t c b I 0 c k \v i t hill sui ate d pan c 1 \va 11 s \Valls in classroom on 3 s ides will push up Cor an ope n c I ;1 S s l' 0 0 m Built up roof over \vood trusses, shingle facade 6 2.0 5' lOll g h)' 3 (J' \v ide h)' I 11 . 5' h i g h Generator Tower will be located on the roof: Structural aluminum Savonious rotor windmill design (nori-directional) Approximately 20' high, above roof line Pump Tower lor \v;lter s)'stem \vill he a sep;lrate structure: \Vood or steel Pro p c J lor w j n d m j II des j g n (ell r e c t i 0 II a I ) Approxlmately 3(J' high - :;1 - e ,,\.'~*:~~.,....tf~:U:j~f+" . ..~ _' 'f ;:'~, ,;~/; ..., '_:-' 4__:"",,, j-';: J;::':' .. ;, 1 ,..1.,. ,..~.,...~. ...', ." ~ . ,!~:'/::-i~' ./ t~ iw).,,':r:: n"~ . \.i..... f.\....~1...t:'//; ('.('. . ... .';.'.' .,;U\...) I.' ~ ~ i:. 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MOCCAS r N LAKE l~NERGY CENTER CLLAI~\VI\TLR, FLOR r IJA Visual Aids Tn addition to the floor plans and site sketch of the previous section, the following visual aids arc provided on the ensuing pages: Florid~l regional m;lp Clean~a tel' area map Clearwater area map (expanded scale) Aerial with site overlay Co 1 () r S 11 a p s hot 5 - P ri mar y Sit e Color snapshots - Alternate Site - .:, .1 . '- . MOCC^S IN L^KI: I:NJ:HCY Cr:NTI;I~ CLI:^I~lV^,l'I:I~, rLlml U^ Primary Site (Site "A") , , I J . .1 II ~ r-----'--~'-- Looking West ~ ~ j Looking North along Western side . . f'.lOCC^S TN L^KE ENERGY CFNTl~R CI.I:^I~IV^TEI~, F(.()I{ 11M Alternate Site (Site "13") I .',. J I ~ Loc1king West --_..~ '------- I.ooking i\orth 1 () - . . .. t MOCCAS IN L/\l\L ENE1{CY CENTER CLEARWATER, FLORIDA ~ecreation Inventory . A Rl'l"n';ltiull Inventory 11:ls beell provided to the Dcpartmcnt of Natural Resollrces, BurC81l 0 f RccrcCltion Planning and L 0 c a 1 .'\ S s i s tan c c h y the C i t r u reI C <I n" ate r . t.!:_~l' 0 S <I l~_ T C :\11\ John Peddy ~Likc kcnton Art K,1(ler Mike Campbell Karen Wilson Paula Harvey Ccorge IL1Vis . . . J,;..! ,'~ ~IOCCASI N 1.1\1\1: I:NLI~(;Y CLNTLR CLL1\1~\V!\TLR, FLOI~Ij)i\ - Lnergy Officer and design - Asst. Public Works Director (Environmental) - /\sst. Parks i; Recrc:ltion Director - Land Management - W;ltcr (~II;llit:. - Planning - (; 1';1 pili c s Frances Phillips - Secretary, Planning/Grants J, D. Sheeler - Crants Development Specialist - 50 - ~Jay ,!~8(~ 8l3-462-6~80 462 - () 7 4 ~ 462-6531 462-0548 ,162-()55() 462-6840 <1 b :2 - () 84 () 462-(,840 462-b840