Attachment 3 Maps and Figures Habitat Restoration MacDill AFB.pptx

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MacDill AFB Habitat Restoration Services IDIQ Federal contract opportunity
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FA4814-11-R-0019
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Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command

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QUAD 4

(400 acres) FIGURE 1: Presents overview of MacDill AFB and the general areas where habitat restoration work is proposed to occur. This figure also outlines each of the four quadrants that are described in the SOW.

QUAD 2

( 661 acres)

QUAD 3A

( 489 acres)

QUAD 1

( 711 acres)

Boundary of Proposed Habitat Restoration Activities

FIGURE 2: Presents overview of MacDill AFB and the general areas where additional Habitat Restoration activities are proposed to occur.

Area for Base Bid 6 – Lewis Lake Treatment

Paspalam sod installation Wildflower Demonstration Sites Burn Block 2-12

FAM Camp Mitigation Wetland

FIGURE 3: Quadrant 1, roughly 711 acres total area (including golf course area) with estimated <10% invasive species coverage (70 acres) that requires chemical treatment to kill in-place. Primary invasive species include Brazilian pepper, Lead tree, Melaleuca, and Cogan grass.

QUADRANT 4

( 399 Acres) Area calculation for Quad 4

No treatment in areas along golf course fairways/holes Area calculation for Quad 1

FIGURE 4: Quadrant 2, roughly 661 acres total area with estimated <10% invasive species coverage (66 acres) that requires chemical treatment to kill in-place. Primary invasive species include Brazilian pepper, Lead tree, Melaleuca, and Cogan grass.

( 399 Acres)

Area calculation for Quad 2

QUADRANT 2

( 661 Acres)

FIGURE 5: Quadrant 3, roughly 500 acres total area with estimated <30% invasive species coverage (150 acres) that requires chemical treatment to kill in-place. Primary invasive species include Brazilian pepper, Lead tree, Melaleuca, and Cogan grass.

QUADRANT 3

( 500 acres)

Area calculation for Quad 3

FIGURE 6: Quadrant 4, roughly 400 acres total area with estimated 30% invasive species coverage (120 acres) that requires chemical treatment to kill in-place. Primary invasive species include Brazilian pepper, Lead tree, Melaleuca, Cogan grass.

( 400 Acres)

Figure 7: Presents location of Lewis Lake and the South Ramp Drainage Canal where invasive aquatic vegetation treatment will be accomplished

FIGURE 8: Presents location and size of Burn Block 2-12 proposed for prescribed burning to control invasive species and improve habitat values.

FIGURE 9: Location where paspalam sod will be installed on airfield.

Site where paspalum sod is to be installed

FIGURE 10: Location of FAM Camp wetlands mitigation site where cut & chip and mechanical clearing of invasive vegetation would occur. Site is roughly five acres in size with roughly 10% coverage of invasive species, primarily found on the southern and eastern sides of the site. Mechanical clearing conducted along the edges (upland), and cut & chip clearing in wetlands (center) portion of the site FAM Camp Mitigation site

FIGURE 11: Location of two wildflower demonstration sites that will be sprayed to control nuisance weeds and unwanted vegetation wildflower demonstration site #2 wildflower demonstration site #1 image1.jpeg image2.jpeg image3.jpeg image4.jpeg image5.jpeg image6.jpeg image7.jpeg image8.jpeg image9.jpeg image10.jpeg image11.jpeg image12.jpeg image13.jpeg image14.jpeg

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