SCWTS Map -Exhibit I - Invasive species map.pdf

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Snake Creek Training Site Tree Trimming & Herbicide Spraying
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ITB-13722
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St. Johns County, Florida

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This image is an aerial map exhibit for the Snake Creek Weekend Training Site, depicting an invasive species and tree trimming management plan. The map shows a yellow boundary line outlining the site's fenceline, which is designated for spraying invasive species management. A pink-coded section indicates a vegetative border inside the fenceline where trees are trimmed to maintain a 6-foot wide and 20-foot high clearance for mowing equipment. The management strategy specifically targets invasive species like Brazilian pepper while preserving native plant species.

The map is located in what appears to be a suburban area near the Ronald Reagan Turnpike, with surrounding residential developments, including Somerset Academy, Vizcaya, and several residential neighborhoods. The site itself is predominantly green space with dense vegetation, and the management approach focuses on controlled vegetation maintenance and invasive species control within a defined boundary. The exhibit provides a detailed geographic representation of the site's vegetation management strategy, showing precise boundaries and treatment zones for environmental maintenance.

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Figure 8: Current Snake Creek Weekend Training Site Boundary

Fenceline - spraying of invasive species management.

Exhibit I - Invasive Species and Tree Trimming Management

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Vegetative border inside fenceline - trees are trimmed up inorder to maintain 6' wide and 20' high clearance for Mower. Also spot treatment of herbicide to invasive species (ie. Brazilian pepper, etc.)

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