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Description:this Agreement Provides Funding in the Amount of $393,888 to County of Monroe, Florida. the Purpose of This Project Is to Implement Quarterly Water Quality Sampling and Monitoring in 152 Canals in Monroe and Marathon. Activities to Be Performed Include Monitoring Poor and Fair Canals on the Restoration List, Create Criteria to Evaluate and Rank Shoreline Management Practices and Materials, Produce a Database With Criteria and Ranking for Shoreline Stabilization Measures Including Type, Cost, Permit Concerns, and Ecosystem Benefits for the Florida Keys Resiliency Program. Anticipated Deliverables Include Annual Reports and Improved Water Quality. Expected Outcome Is to Further the Initiatives of the County and Municipalities to Successfully Restore the Water Quality of the Canals and Ultimately the Nearshore Waters of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Direct Beneficiaries Are Citizens in the State of Florida.activities:-subrecipient:no Subawards Are Included in This Assistance Agreement.outcomes:-
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