1. Florida Inland Navigation District (FIND) Capabilities and Potential Assistance for Muck Removal in the Indian River Lagoon (IRL) System

2. “LOCAL SPONSOR” OF THE ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY IN FLORIDA DISTRICT PROGRAMS  Land Acq. & Mgmt.  Operations  Assistance Programs  Public Information DISTRICT BOUNDARIES  12 Appointed Commissioners  Six staff members  Levy ad valorem tax  Administration <2% of budget

3. Western extent of sponsorship

4. THE BEGINNING OF THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY IN FLORIDA CONSTRUCTED BY A PRIVATE COMPANY, THE FLORIDA EAST COAST CANAL COMPANY BETWEEN 1881 and 1912 A LADDER OR BUCKET DREDGE WAS USED TO CREATE CANALS CONNECTING THE EAST COAST LAGOONS AND RIVERS THE RESULTING 5 FT DEEP AND 50 FOOT WIDE WATERWAY WAS OPERATED AS A TOLL CANAL

5. 1927 GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP Waterway enlarged in the 1930’s to 100 feet wide and 8 feet deep 1942 – Authorized increased depth for German U-Boat Protection

6. TODAY FLORIDA ICW STATS 406 Miles in Length Florida/Georgia Border to Crossbank in the FL Keys Project Design Depth 12’ MLW, FL/GA border to Ft. Pierce 10’ MLW from Ft. Pierce to Miami 7’ MLW from Miami to Crossbank 8’ for the OWW 500,000 cyds. per year of dredging Est. $12-$14 Million annually to maintain at optimum functionality PALM BEACH BOAT SHOW

7. LAND ACQUISITION AND MANAGEMENT 22,000 acres of Right of way lands 35,000 acres for Dredged Material Management 3,500 acres for Long Term Dredged Material Management

8. Est. 4 million cu/yds of material to be dredged from the IWW channel over the next 50 years  8 DMMAS serve 6 dredging reaches  Approx. 1.2 M cu/yds dredged from Reach 1 in fy 2000 and placed in BV-2C  BV-2C, BV-NASA and BV-52 constructed  BV-4B, BV-11, and BV-40 coincide with muck deposits.

9.  Est. 318,400 cu/yds of material to be dredged from the IWW channel over the next 50 years  3 DMMAS serve 3 dredging reaches  Approx. 100,000 cu/yds to be dredged from Reach 1 in 2014 and placed in IR-2  IR-7 & IR-14 cleared but not constructed  Additional information on muck deposits needed in this area.

11.  Est. 30,000 cu/yds of material to be dredged from the IWW channel over the next 50 years (2 nd lowest)  2 DMMAS serve 2 dredging reaches  Approx. 10,000 cu/yds to be dredged from Reach 1 in 2014 and placed in SL-2  M-8 cleared & fenced but not constructed  Additional information on muck deposits needed in this area.

12.  Est. 1.2 M cu/yds of material to be dredged from the IWW channel over the next 50 years, 85% of material from St. Lucie Inlet  7 DMMAS serve 4 dredging reaches and the OWW  Approx. 30,000 cu/yds dredged from St. Lucie Inlet area IWW in 2013 and placed in M-5. Approx. 6,700 cu/yds from OWW in 2012  Additional information on muck deposits needed in this area.

13. LONG RANGE DREDGED MATERIAL MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE ATLANTlC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY IN FLORlDA

14. DREDGED MATERIAL MANAGEMENT PLAN RESULTS OVER THE NEXT 50 YEARS ICW MAINTENANCE DREDGING WILL PRODUCE 12.5 MCYDS. OF BEACH QUALITY MATERIAL ONTO 8 BEACH SITES 12.5 MCYDS. OF BEACH QUALITY MATERIAL ONTO 8 BEACH SITES 12.5 MCYDS. OF NON-BEACH MATERIAL INTO 54 UPLAND CONTAINMENT SITES 12.5 MCYDS. OF NON-BEACH MATERIAL INTO 54 UPLAND CONTAINMENT SITES

15. SUMMERHAVEN BEACH Before sand placement After sand placement

16. DREDGED MATERIAL PLACEMENT IN UPLAND CONTAINMENT SITE DU-2

17. CURRENT & UPCOMING ICW PROJECTS OWW & Crossroads Dredging $1 M Construction Site NA-1 $3M $3M DMMA IR-2 Construction $4M Deepening of the Dania Cut Off Canal $5.5M Blue 2012, Red 2013, Orange 2014+ Maintenance Dredging Sawpit $3 M $12-$14 Million per year on average for maintenance and improvement Maintenance Dredging Vicinity of Bakers Haulover Inlet $1 M Dredging Vicinity of Ponce Inlet IWW $2.5 M Construction of DMMA O-7 $4M IWW Deepening Palm Beach $7M Broward Reach 1 $5M IWW Deepening Broward $18M FIND & USACE PROJECTS

18. ECONOMICS OF THE ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY IN FLORIDA

19. COMMERCIAL ECONOMICS OF THE ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY IN FLORIDA CARGO TRANSPORTED 1.7 MILLION TONS 97% Fuel Oil TOTAL CARGO VALUE $0.5 Billion TOTAL ECONOMIC OUTPUT$0.6 Billion TOTAL PERSONAL WAGES$68 Million TOTAL JOBS 4,869

21. DISTRICT RECREATIONAL WATERWAY STATISTICS 278,391 Registered Vessels 278,391 Registered Vessels Thousands of Visiting Vessels Thousands of Visiting Vessels Registered Vessels conduct approximately 16 Million Vessel Trips on the Florida ICW per year Registered Vessels conduct approximately 16 Million Vessel Trips on the Florida ICW per year

22. RECREATIONAL ECONOMICS OF THE ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY IN FLORIDA TOTAL ECONOMIC OUTPUT $14.7 Billion TOTAL ECONOMIC OUTPUT $14.7 Billion TOTAL PERSONAL WAGES $4.4 Billion TOTAL PERSONAL WAGES $4.4 Billion TOTAL JOBS 113,849 TOTAL JOBS 113,849 TOTAL PROPERTY VALUES $19.4 Billion TOTAL PROPERTY VALUES $19.4 Billion

23. DECREASE IN WATERWAY ECONOMICS IF MAINTENANCE DREDGING CEASED AND THE WATERWAY RETURNED TO A 3 FOOT CONTROLLING DEPTH DECREASE IN ECONOMIC OUTPUT $8.1B (53%) DECREASE IN ECONOMIC OUTPUT $8.1B (53%) DECREASE IN PERSONAL WAGES$2.3B (52%) DECREASE IN PERSONAL WAGES$2.3B (52%) DECREASE IN JOBS61,733 (52%) DECREASE IN JOBS61,733 (52%) DECREASE IN PROPERTY VALUES$5.4B (28%) DECREASE IN PROPERTY VALUES$5.4B (28%)

24. INCREASE IN WATERWAY ECONOMICS IF MAINTENANCE DREDGING WAS INCREASED TO CONSISTENTLY PROVIDE A 10 AND 12 FOOT CONTROLLING DEPTH INCREASE IN ECONOMIC OUTPUT$2.8B (18%) INCREASE IN ECONOMIC OUTPUT$2.8B (18%) INCREASE IN PERSONAL WAGES$720M (16%) INCREASE IN PERSONAL WAGES$720M (16%) INCREASE IN JOBS17,807 (15%) INCREASE IN JOBS17,807 (15%) INCREASE IN PROPERTY VALUES$1.9B (10%) INCREASE IN PROPERTY VALUES$1.9B (10%)

25. WATERWAYACCESS

26. ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS 1.Public Navigation Channel Dredging. 2.Public Navigation Aids & Markers. 3.Inlet Mgt. Projects Beneficial to Public Navigation. 4.Public Shoreline Stabilization of District Waterways. 5.Acquisition & development of Public DMMA or Commercial/Industrial Access. 6.Waterway Signs & Buoys. 7.Acquisition & Improvements to Public Boat Ramps & Launching Facilities. 8.Acquisition & Improvements to Public Boat Docking & Mooring Facilities. 9.Derelict Vessel Removal. 10.Waterway-related Environmental Programs & Facilities. 11.Public Fishing & Viewing Piers. 12.Waterfront Parks & Boardwalks. 13.Maritime Mgt. Planning. 14.Waterway Safety Programs & Equipment. 15.Beach Renourishment Adversely Impacted by Navigation. 16.Environmental Restoration, Enhancement, or Mitigation. 17.Other Waterway-related Projects. SINCE 1986 $175 MILLION IN DISTRICT ASSISTANCE 971 PROJECTS $656 MILLION IN WATERWAY IMPROVEMENTS

27. COOPERATIVE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Numerous successful partnership programs through the CAP program, including: Taylor Creek Dredging – Two grant projects w/FIND totaling $527,000 (FY 04) and resulting in 200,00 cy/yds of material removal. Taylor Creek Dredging – Two grant projects w/FIND totaling $527,000 (FY 04) and resulting in 200,00 cy/yds of material removal. Sebastian River Dredging – Six grant projects w/FIND from FY 2000 thru 2012 for a total of $3.13M and removal of 800,000 cu/yds Sebastian River Dredging – Six grant projects w/FIND from FY 2000 thru 2012 for a total of $3.13M and removal of 800,000 cu/yds Turkey Creek Dredging – Two grant projects w/FIND from FY 98-99 for a total of $1.01M removing 375,000 cy/yds Turkey Creek Dredging – Two grant projects w/FIND from FY 98-99 for a total of $1.01M removing 375,000 cy/yds Crane Creek Dredging – Three grant projects w/FIND for from FY 97, 06, & 07, for a total of $1.5M removing 220,000 cu/yds Crane Creek Dredging – Three grant projects w/FIND for from FY 97, 06, & 07, for a total of $1.5M removing 220,000 cu/yds Eau Gallie River – 1 P&E grant for $150,000. Project TBA Eau Gallie River – 1 P&E grant for $150,000. Project TBA Estimate there could be approximately $1 -$3 M available for up to 3 years Estimate there could be approximately $1 -$3 M available for up to 3 years

28. WATERWAY CLEAN UP PROGRAMS Debris/Litter Clean ups Debris/Litter Clean ups Derelict Vessel Removal Derelict Vessel Removal Spoil Island Restoration and Enhancements Spoil Island Restoration and Enhancements

30. ENJOY YOUR FLORIDA WATERWAYS