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Section 2 Existing Conditions/Affected Environment

EAA Storage Reservoirs Revised Draft PIR and EIS February 2006

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Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) determined that it contains no areas

considered high probability

Consultations with SHPO for Compartment A is complete, and it was

determined there are no cultural concerns within either areas. A professional

evaluation of Bolles/Cross Canal and 8PB50 was conducted and it was

recommended that neither the canal nor 8PB50 site was historically significant.

Final determination on Bolles/Cross Canal and 8PB50 with the SHPO is

pending. Consultation with the SHPO for the North New River and Miami

Canals is ongoing. An evaluation to determine the historical significant of each

is necessary and project construction will not commence until coordination with

SHPO, Miccosukee and Seminole tribes and all concerned parties is complete

The Project will comply with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation

Act of 1966 (PL89-665), as amended in 2000, it’s implementing regulations (36

CFR 800) and the Archaeological and Historic Preservation Act of 1974 (PL93-

291), as amended

2.20 HAZARDOUS, TOXIC, AND RADIOACTIVE WASTE (HTRW)

Compartment A is made up of 34 individual tracts of land. These properties or

tracts comprise approximately 31,500 acres in the southern portion of the

Everglades Agricultural Area in southwestern Palm Beach and southeastern

Hendry Counties. Historical land use consisted primarily of cattle farming, sod,

vegetable and sugar cane farming, fish nursery, aggregate mining, and tree

nursery operations. The cumulative results of the Contamination Assessment

Activities, Ecological Risk Assessment and Corrective Actions indicate that no

further actions are required on the subject parcels within the proposed EAA

Reservoir footprint.

According to the EAASR1 Environmental Summary Document (URS, 2003), over

19 environmental engineering companies and consultants have conducted some

type of environmental assessment and/or corrective actions on the tracts of the

subject area beginning in 1989, with work projected until at least 2007. Phase I,

Phase II, and Ecological Risk Assessments have been conducted over the 18-year

time frame. During this 18-year time frame, 148,160-acres of southern EAA

land encompassing the state and federally owned lands and four state-

constructed Everglades Construction Project STAs (consisting of over 30

individual tracts of land) were assessed for contamination. When evaluated as a

whole unit, the Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments (ESAs)

provide a comprehensive overview of the properties, identify point sources

including chemical storage and mixing areas, agrochemical and petroleum

storage tanks, refueling and maintenance areas and residual agrochemicals and

soil addenda in cultivated areas. Assessments have been conducted at point

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