Letter from Randall Kelley, Director Division of Archives, History and Records Management, to Michael S. Tammaro, Attorney Southwest Florida Water Management District, December 17, 1983

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Title:: Letter from Randall Kelley, Director Division of Archives, History and Records Management, to Michael S. Tammaro, Attorney Southwest Florida Water Management District, December 17, 1983
Alternate Title:: 4-Arch Creek-22; Reconstruction of the Arch Creek Salinity Control Structure
Creator:: Kelley, Randall
Florida. Division of Archives, History, and Records Management
Tammaro, Michael S.
Southwest Florida Water Management District (Fla.)
Publication Date:: 1983-17-01
Language:: English
Physical Description:: 2 pages

Subjects / Keywords:: Arch Creek (Fla.)
Arch Creek Park (Fla.) ( FIU-local )
Parks -- Conservation and restoration -- Florida -- Miami ( lcsh )
Parks -- Environmental aspects -- Florida -- Miami ( lcsh )
Genre:: Correspondence ( lcsh )
Letters ( tgm )
Spatial Coverage:: Florida--Arch Creek
Coordinates:: 25.9003162146341 x -80.1623577480464

Abstract:: Dade County has consistently tried to comply with the provision of coordination with the Florida Division of Archives, History and Records Management, as necessary, stated in Lease Agreement 3052. Letters from the South Florida Water Management District leaves the Division concerned that they are is not making a conscientious effort to avoid damaging the Arch Creek Archaeological site. They mention some suggestions proposed for the Reconstruction of the Arch Creek Salinity Control Structure, but there is no indication that either of those suggestions or any other protective action has been included in the salinity dam project construction plans. Therefore, if acceptable protective measures are not undertaken and the project results in damage to the Arch Creek site, then it will be The Division’s recommendation that appropriate legal action be initiated by the State to enforce the relevant provisions of state law.