Audubon Society Okeechobee-Kissimmee and Chandler Warden - Records
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Letter, John T. Mitchell to Joh Fumero, Intentional Blockage of Surface Water Flows, February 4, 1998
John T. Mitchell
A letter describing how 101 Ranch, Inc. has blocked and impounded surface water drainage from the Ordway-Whittell Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary, owned by the Audubon Society.
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Report, Status of the Ordway Whitten Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary's Drainage Problem, January 16, 1998
Paul N. Gray
A report detailing a neighboring ranch of the Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary actively blocking all southward water flow and impounding the water on the Sanctuary.
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Letter, Farmers to Paul Gray Threatening Legal Action, January 12, 1998
National Audubon Society
A letter from local farmers to Paul Gray threatening a lawsuit if he breaks the dike between Audubon and the 101 Ranch.
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Maps, 101 Ranch, Haynes Williams Project, 1998
National Audubon Society
Black-and-white aerial, topographic, and platt maps of the 101 Ranch.
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Maps, Haynes Williams Project, Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary, 1998
National Audubon Society
Includes an enlarged plat showing relationship of Indian Hammock and Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary, a topographic map, a 1998 map of Haynes' property, an aerial photograph, and a map showing the National Audubon's Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary to other proposed or existing conservation lands.
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Emails, Drainage Problem Correction, December 2, 1997
Paul N. Gray
Email correspondence from Paul Gray to Norm about the drainage problem correction.
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Fax, Paul N. Gray to Len Lindahl, Fish Slough and Seven Mile Slough Study, August 22, 1997
Paul N. Gray
A letter encouraging more exploration and research into a mutual solution for the drainage situation.
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Review, Economic Components of State Water Policy, April 1997
National Audubon Society
A review conducted by the University of South Florida and the National Audubon Society assessing Florida's water policies, highlighting the need for better economic incentives to ensure adequate water supply. It suggests improvements in funding and management to handle scarcity, droughts, and population growth, and calls for better implementation of the Water Resources Act.
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Mediation, Agreements Concerning Surface Water Management Problems Within the Watershed Encompassing Northwest Okeechobee County, December 17, 1996
South Florida Water Management District
This includes statements of common ground between South Florida Water Management District, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Okeechobee County, the Nature Conservancy, Coquina Water Control District, National Audubon Society, David Durando, Glenn Harvey, R.N. Kobelgard III, Triple A Ranch, 101 Ranch, Harvey Thomas, Mike Powell and Tiger Cattle Company.
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Report, Estimates of Water Flow Needs of the Military Grade, August 1, 1996
Paul N. Gray
A report by Paul Gray, Manager of the Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary about the water flow needs north of the Military Grade.
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Letter, Paul N. Gray to Gary Ritter, May 29, 1996
Paul N. Gray
Letter proposing a mitigation project for the military grade redirection to Sevenmile Slough.
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Report, Proposed Mitigation Work on Fish Slough in Conjunction With the National Audubon Society's Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary, 1996
National Audubon Society
A report suggesting purchase of land and action to mitigate drainage in the Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary.
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Letter, Cultural Resource Assessment Request, December 7, 1995
National Audubon Society
Letter sharing archaeological or historical impact for projects for Eagle Tree Farm and National Audubon Society Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary.
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Draft, Surface Water Management Staff Review Summary, July 9, 1992
National Audubon Society
Surface Water Management staff review that evaluates proposed activities and impacts for Haynes Williams Citrus at the southern boundary of the National Audubon Society's Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary.
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Memorandum, Scott Hedges to Ginger Sinn, Special Condition 39 Revision, July 8, 1992
Scott Hedges
Memo requesting revision to mitigation plan.
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Memorandum, Scott Hedges to Norm, Grove Overview, July 6, 1992
Scott Hedges
Memo outlining inadequacy of wetland mitigation plan for Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary.
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Letter, Rett Thompson to Terrie Bates, Haynes Williams Grove, July 2, 1992
Rhett Thompson
Letter from engineering firm to South Florida Water Management revising original plan for military grade setback.
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Memorandum, Scott Hedges to Mike Duver, the End of the World, July 1, 1992
Scott Hedges
Memo from Scott Hedges describing the critical nature of the proposed Haynes Williams Citrus project and its impact on Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary.
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Plan, Environmental Monitoring, April 13, 1992
National Audubon Society
Environmental monitoring plan to evaluate the condition of the preserved wetlands and forested uplands, as well as the transitional grasslands habitat, of Haynes Williams Citrus Project.
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Letter, Terrie Bates to Mike Duever, Haynes Williams Citrus Project Application, April 3, 1992
Terrie Bates
Letter from South Florida Water Management District to the National Audubon Society requesting existing well or water table data for the Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary.
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Plan, Monitoring 101 Shell Mine, 1992
Haynes Williams
Document outlining the monitoring plan for 101 Shell Mine, including well locations, construction, implementation, personnel, and an information distribution list.
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Letter, Peter Rett Thompson to Loris Amussen, Haynes Williams Citrus, December 20, 1991
Peter Rhett THompson
Engineering firm hired for Haynes Williams Citrus Project review responds to South Florida Water Management's request for additional clarification on comments and concerns.
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Letter, Scott Hedges to Ginger Sinn, November 11, 1991
Scott Hedges
Scott Hedges, Manager of Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary, writes Florida Natural Resource department regarding Haynes Williams proposed project and its implications for wildlife in the sanctuary.
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Letter, Kevin G. Dickson to Peter E. Thompson, Application Registration, August 28, 1991
Kevin G. Dickson
South Florida Water Management District requests a response to two comments on Haynes Williams Citrus application.
