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Mr. Domas: May I continue? <br /> Pauline: Yes. <br /> Mr. Domas: This is the gap here, lie will fill in that gap. This green box here <br /> at one time there was a cabana (shows location) and there is still the concrete re- <br /> mains of it. At one time, there must have been a road (and old plans do show it) for <br /> cars to park on the barrier beach. <br /> Pauline: I can show you a picture of it. ' <br /> Mr. Domas: They must have (to place this fill here -- this parking lot) at one time <br /> brought in a clay material. In this particular area, you can tell there is that <br /> yellow-orange clay material and no beach vegetation is growing there now. We are <br /> going to place Rugosa Rose four feet on center in that one area because this is some- <br /> what harder to plant. We will try to get some growth going in that area. <br /> Mr. Henniaan: What about this area in here? <br /> good <br /> Mr. Domas: There is pretty growth allthe way up to 13+00 and there is some sparse <br /> growth in here. We docall for some beach vegetation, from station 13+00 on to station <br /> 28+00 in conjunction with sand pits. I tried to denote the red to sand pits and the <br /> Preen to denote the vegetation. Starting at station 16 +00, which is 1600 feet out <br /> from the property line, -- here we move into the beach. Unlike the other area where <br /> we do have an established dune line with some elevation, here it is totally open and <br /> wash overs occur every year practically. We are going to develop two rows of sand <br /> fencing with the orientation as roughly as shown. Bryan developed that because he <br /> was looking at the wind profile. There is a northwest, southeast wind. The various <br /> orientations of the sand fencing are to catch the sand blowing in those predominant <br /> directions. <br /> Pauline: I know, we were down there with him. <br /> ".r. Domas: So, we have two rows of sand fencing. One 30 feet off the base line and <br /> another 100 feet off the base line which would form some large back-shore dunes. In <br /> conjunction with that in Sta. 13100 to Sta. 28+00, we are going to plant American <br /> beach grass and Rosa Rugosa. American beach grass will be 18 inches on center and we <br /> will be planting Rosa Rugosa 8 feet on center (it is not noted on the stabilization <br /> map). We are trying to establish some growth here. The reason that we are doing <br /> that in March is that it would give a good six or eight month growing season that re- <br /> establish and to collect some sand and form some elevation before the 1981-82 winter <br /> season. <br /> Cha.rli.e: That last time I was down there was a month or a month and a half or so I <br /> guess, but I noticed on this back shore that there is an erosion taking place on the <br /> creek side. It is so predominant right where this dune has shifted out. <br /> Mr. ;;enniran: Thpt is the reason for concentration here. <br /> Fir.. Domas: The channel narrows here and the same amount of water has to get through <br /> so there tends to be a little more velocity in there. So that is basically the plan. <br /> In Phase II in March, following the pipntinlg of the beach vegetation and the sand <br /> fencing„ once again, we will fertilize the entire beach including the newly planted. <br />