Trout Creek Community Development District

Board of Supervisors’ Meeting
September 20, 2023

District Office: 2806 N. Fifth Street Unit 403
St. Augustine, FL 32084

www.troutcreekcdd.org

Kayak Club, 100 Kayak Way, St. Augustine, FL 32092 www.troutcreekcdd.org

Board of Supervisors	Mike McCollum Vincent Sajkowski Frank Murphy Ryan Stone
Clint Wright	Chairman Vice Chairman
Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary	
District Manager	Melissa Dobbins	Rizzetta & Company, Inc.	

District Counsel	Katie Buchanan	Kutak Rock LLP	

District Engineer	
Brad Davis Matt Melchiori	
Prosser Inc.	

All cellular phones must be placed on mute while in the meeting room.

The Audience Comments portion, on Agenda Items Only, will be held at the beginning of the meeting. The Audience Comments portion of the agenda, on General Items, will be held at the end of the meeting. During these portions of the agenda, audience members may make comments on matters that concern the District (CDD) and will be limited to a total of three (3) minutes to make their comments.

Pursuant to provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special accommodations to participate in this meeting/hearing/workshop is asked to advise the District Office at least forty-eight (48) hours before the meeting/hearing/workshop by contacting the District Manager at (239) 936-0913. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the Florida Relay Service by dialing 7-1-1, or 1-800-955-8771 (TTY)
1-800-955-8770 (Voice), who can aid you in contacting the District Office.

A person who decides to appeal any decision made at the meeting/hearing/workshop with respect to any matter considered at the meeting/hearing/workshop is advised that person will need a record of the proceedings and that accordingly, the person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made including the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.

District Office · St. Augustine, Florida · (904) 436-6270
Mailing Address – 3434 Colwell Avenue, Suite 200, Tampa, Florida 33614 www.troutcreekcdd.org
Board of Supervisors	September 13, 2023 Trout Creek
Community Development District

FINAL AGENDA

Dear Board Members:

The regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the Trout Creek Community Development District will be held on September 20, 2023 at 3:00 p.m. located at the Kayak Club, 100 Kayak Way, St. Augustine, FL 32092. The following is the final agenda for the meeting:

CALL TO ORDER / ROLL CALL
AUDIENCE COMMENTS ON AGENDA ITEMS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Consideration of the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors’
Meeting held on August 16, 2023	Tab 1
Ratification of the Operation and Maintenance Expenditures
for August 2023	Tab 2
Acceptance of Arbitrage Report – Bond Series 2018	Tab 3
STAFF REPORTS
District Counsel
District Engineer
Construction Administrator
Landscape Reports	Tab 4
VerdeGo Report
Prestige Report
Updated ECS Tree Assessment Report, dated August 8, 2023
Charles Aquatics	Tab 5
Charles Aquatics Service Report, dated August 23, 2023
General Manager	Tab 6
General Manager Operations Report, dated August 8 – September 8, 2023
General Manager Sales Summary, dated August 1 – August 31, 2023
District Manager	Tab 7
Acceptance of Fifth Addendum to Contract for Professional District Services
BUSINESS ITEMS
Review of Landscape Maintenance RFP Manual – Scope of Service
Discussion Regarding Vexacor Coffee Machine Contract	Tab 8

Discussion Regarding Amenity Office Printer Agreement	Tab 9
Consideration of Amenity Meeting Room Chair Purchase Proposal.Tab 10
Discussion Regarding Amenity Center Perimeter Fencing
Discussion Regarding Reservation of Pool Chairs
Consideration of Resolution 2023-07; Setting Date, Time and
Location of Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Meetings	Tab 11
AUDIENCE COMMENTS AND SUPERVISOR REQUESTS
ADJOURNMENT

We look forward to seeing you at the meeting. In the meantime, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call us at 904-436-6270.

Yours kindly,
Melissa Dobbins
Melissa Dobbins

Tab 1

1	MINUTES OF MEETING
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Each person who decides to appeal any decision made by the Board with respect to any
matter considered at the meeting is advised that the person may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the proceedings is made, including the testimony and evidence upon
which such appeal is to be based.
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8	TROUT CREEK
9	COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
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The regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Trout Creek Community
Development District was held on August 16, 2023, at 3:00 p.m. at The Kayak Club, 100
Kayak Way, St. Augustine, FL 32092.
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16	Present and constituting a quorum:
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Mike McCollum	Board Supervisor, Chairman
Vincent Sajkowski	Board Supervisor, Vice Chairman
Clint Wright	Board Supervisor, Assistant Secretary
Frank Murphy	Board Supervisor, Assistant Secretary
Ryan Stone	Board Supervisor, Assistant Secretary
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24	Also present were:
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Melissa Dobbins	District Manager, Rizzetta & Co., Inc.
Katie Buchanan	District Counsel, Kutak Rock, LLP
Matt Melchiori	Prosser Inc (speakerphone)
Belynda Tharpe	General Manager, First Service Residential
Tiffany Brun	Assistant Manager, First Service Residential
Wanda Gartman	First Service Residential
David Roane	Freehold Communities
Scott Settlemires	VerdeGo Landscape
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35	Members of the public present.
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37	FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS	Call to Order
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39	Mr. McCollum called the meeting to order at 3:00 p.m.
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41	*The Board moved to agenda item 5A.
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SECOND ORDER OF BUSINESS	Presentation Regarding CR 210
Expansion Project
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Representatives from Superior Construction provided a presentation on the expansion
project along SR 210 and took audience questions.

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THIRD ORDER OF BUSINESS	Audience Comments on
Agenda Items
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The audience had questions regarding the District Engineer’s approval on a paving
invoice. There were concerns regarding the tree remediation process and the health of
trees.
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FOURTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Consideration of the Minutes of
the Board of Supervisors’
Regular Meeting held on
July 19, 2023
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On a motion by Mr. Murphy, seconded by Mr. Sajkowski, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors approved minutes of the regular meeting held on July 19, 2023, for Trout Creek Community Development District.
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62	FIFTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Ratification of the Operation &
63	Maintenance Expenditures for
64	July 2023
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On a motion by Mr. Stone, seconded by Mr. Murphy, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors ratified the Operation & Maintenance Expenditures for July 2023, in the amount of $202,066.90, for Trout Creek Community Development District.

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67	SIXTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Staff Reports
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69	A. District Counsel
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71	Ms. Buchanan updated the Board that the Developer’s Counsel submitted the
72	application for the PUD modification, but the county had some questions. These
73	questions were answered and hopefully the public hearing can be held in September by
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76	B. District Engineer
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78	Mr. Roane noted that the Phase 3 weir repair has been completed.
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80	C.  Construction Administrator
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82	Mr. McCollum updated the Board that the FPL poles for 16A have been ordered and the
83	developer is on track for construction of that area to start early 2024.
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88	D.  Landscape Reports
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90	1.) VerdeGo Report
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92	Mr. Settlemire reviewed the irrigation zones and timers. He noted their scope requires
93	once a month inspections of the irrigation system. He stated if anyone sees an issue,
94	please report it to management so they can review them in the interim.
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96	2.) Prestige Report
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98	3.) Discussion Regarding Landscape Services
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Mr. Roane reviewed with the Board that the irrigation system has 4 zones and that
potentially the landscape contract could be split up to cover each of those separate
areas.
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104	Discussion ensued.
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The Board authorized Ms. Tharpe to work with Mr. Roane and Mr. Wright to review the
landscape scope of service RFP to then bring back recommendations to the Board at
the next meeting to finalize the Landscape and Irrigation RFP Project Manual to bid out
VerdeGo’s agreement.
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On a motion by Mr. Stone, seconded by Mr. Murphy, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors authorized Ms. Tharpe to work with Mr. Roane and Mr. Wright to review the landscape scope of service RFP to then bring back recommendations to the Board at the next meeting to finalize the Landscape and Irrigation RFP Project Manual to bid out VerdeGo’s agreement, for Trout Creek Community Development District.

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112	Mr. Wright provided three revised proposals from VerdeGo, (Exhibit A), for landscape
113	remediation and three proposals from Prestige. After discussion, the Board approved
114	VerdeGo’s proposals for a total amount of $8,254.00.
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On a motion by Mr. Stone, seconded by Mr. McCollum, by majority vote with Mr. Sajkowski opposed, the Board approved VerdeGo’s proposals for a total amount of $8,254.00, for Trout Creek Community Development District.

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117	E.  Charles Aquatics Service Report
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119	F.	General Manager
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121	Jonathan Murphy, Director of F&B with First Service Residential, presented information
122	regarding capital improvements to the café hub.

124	After discussion, the Board approved a not-to-exceed amount of $6,100.00 for staff to
125	move forward with the capital items; (Pizza Oven, Hot Dog Roller, Ice Creem Freezer,
126	Sell Window and Contingency Funding), but eliminating the Alcohol License until the
127	Board can have further discussions.
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On a motion by Mr. Stone, seconded by Mr. Murphy, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors approved a not-to-exceed amount of $6,100.00 for staff to move forward with the capital items, (Pizza Oven, Hot Dog Roller, Ice Creem Freezer, Sell Window and Contingency Funding), but eliminating the Alcohol License until the Board can have further discussions, for Trout Creek Community Development District.
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130	G. District Manager
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132	*The Board took a recess at 4:55 pm.
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134	*Board moved to agenda item 5E.
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SEVENTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Discussion Regarding Non-
Access Drainage Easement
Variance
139
After discussion, the Board declined the resident’s request to have an easement
variance to keep his fence.
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On a motion by Mr. Sajkowski, seconded by Mr. Murphy, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors declined the resident’s request to have an easement variance to keep his fence, for Trout Creek Community Development District.
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144	EIGHTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Discussion Regarding
145	Reservation of Pool Chairs at
146	Pool Area
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148	Tabled.
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150	NINTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Consideration of Easement
151	Request
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153	1.) FPL
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155	Ms. Buchanan reviewed the FPL easement with the Board.
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On a motion by Mr. McCollum, seconded by Mr. Stone, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors approved the FPL easement in substantial form and authorized Mr. Murphy to finalize for the Chair to execute, for Trout Creek Community Development District.

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158	2.) St. Johns County

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160	Ms. Buchanan reviewed the St. Johns County easement with the Board.
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On a motion by Mr. Stone, seconded by Mr. McCollum, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors approved the St. Johns County easement in substantial form and authorized Mr. Murphy to finalize for the Chair to execute, for Trout Creek Community Development District.

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163	3.) JEA
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165	Ms. Buchanan reviewed the JEA easement with the Board.
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On a motion by Mr. Stone, seconded by Mr. Sajkowski, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors approved the JEA easement in substantial form and authorized Mr. Murphy to finalize for the Chair to execute, for Trout Creek Community Development District.
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Ms. Buchanan updated the audience that one public hearing will be held which will
cover both items regarding the budget and special assessments.
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TENTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Public Hearing on Fiscal Year
2023-2024 Budget & Public
Hearing on Fiscal Year
2023-2024 Special Assessments
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177	*The public hearing started at 5:00 p.m.
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On a motion by Mr. Stone, seconded by Mr. McCollum, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors opened the Public Hearing on FY 23-24 Budget and Special Assessments, for Trout Creek Community Development District.
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The public provided comments regarding different options for holiday lights, request for
more security and off-duty officers. Additional comments were made regarding the
need for an increase in assessments and there were questions regarding utilities.
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On a motion by Mr. Stone, seconded by Mr. McCollum, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors closed the Public Hearing on FY 23-24 Budget and Special Assessments, for Trout Creek Community Development District.
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1.) Consideration of Resolution 2023-05, Approving Fiscal Year
2023-2024 Final Budget
187
After discussion, the board decreased budget line 62 to $400,000.00, decreased budget
line 81 to $687,000.00 and increased budget line 89 to $20,000.00.

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On a motion by Mr. Murphy, seconded by Mr. Mr. Wright, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 2023-05 Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Budget, as amended, for Trout Creek Community Development District.

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2.) Consideration of Resolution 2023-06; Imposing Special
Assessments
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On a motion by Mr. Stone, seconded by Mr. Murphy, with all in favor, the Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 2023-06 Imposing Special Assessments, for Trout Creek Community Development District.
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ELEVENTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Audience Comments and
Supervisor Requests
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199	Supervisor Requests
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Mr. Murphy requested an update on the overview meeting with the swim team. Mr.
Stone stated it has not happened yet, but it will. Mr. Stone also stated he would like the
Board to discuss possibly holding more workshops in the future.
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205	Mr. Stone requested staff to make sure the Board has all material ahead of time to
206	review for the meeting and when possible, to be placed in the agenda.
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210	Audience Comments
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212	No audience comments.
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214	TWELFTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Adjournment
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On a motion by Mr. Stone, seconded by Mr. Murphy, with all in favor, the Board adjourned the Board of Supervisors’ Meeting at 6:59 p.m., for Trout Creek Community Development District.

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Secretary /Assistant Secretary	Chairman / Vice Chairman

Exhibit A

Mailing Address	Job Address	
Trout Creek CDD	Shearwater	
3434 Colwell Ave, Suite 200	100 Kayak Way	
Tampa, FL 33614	St. Augustine, FL 32092	
Date:	August 16, 2023	Phone:	Tampa	
Opportunity#:	12207			

Job Summary:

Proposal to remove dead knockout roses at Outpost roundabout and surrounding beds on Shearwater Pkwy. After removal add top-soil and till into new planting areas to give plants a good base for establishing root. Granular fertilizer to be added after planting is completed. Finish with pine bark mulch.

Add 3-gallon Ilex Schilling and 3-gallon Coontie Palms.

** Updated pricing with credit for dead roses 8/14/23 **

Landscape Enhancement	

Quantity	Description	Unit	Unit Price	Ext Price	
24.00	Labor and Prep	Hr	$46.00	$1,104.00	
80.00	Holly, Schillings - (c)	3g	$0.00	$0.00	
80.00	Coontie Fern - (e)	3g	$37.00	$2,960.00	
4.00	Soil Amendments	CY	$60.00	$240.00	
4.00	Mulch, Pine Bark - Installed	CY	$71.50	$286.00	
Landscape Enhancement Total	$4,590.00

Proposal Total:	$4,590.00

Note: This proposal includes all labor and material necessary to complete the job. Payment due 30 days after receipt of invoice.
All material is guaranteed for one year as long as proper maintenance and landscape practices are being performed. All work to be completed in a workman-like manner according to standard practices. Any changes or additional work from the above specifications involving extra cost will be executed only upon written orders, and will become an extra charge over and above the estimates. Any verbal authorizations given by the customer will be treated the same as a written order even if authorization is not written.
Verdego employees are fully covered by workman's compensation insurance.

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL
I/WE have reviewed your proposal and hereby indicate our acceptance of the same, as per the scope, specifications and amounts mentioned in the proposal form. I/We agree to the proposed terms of payment and will release the funds as per agreed herein.

By	By
Scott Settlemires
Date	8/16/2023	Date

VerdeGo	Trout Creek CDD

Mailing Address	Job Address	
Trout Creek CDD	Shearwater	
3434 Colwell Ave, Suite 200	100 Kayak Way	
Tampa, FL 33614	St. Augustine, FL 32092	
Date:	August 16, 2023	Phone:	Tampa	
Opportunity#:	12212			

Job Summary:

Proposal to replace dead roses at Ion Drive with 3- Gallon Ilex Schilling and 3 Gallon Coontie Palm. After removal add top-soil and till into new planting areas to give plants a good base for establishing root. Granular fertilizer to be added after planting is completed. Finish with pine bark mulch.

** Updated pricing with credit for dead roses 8/14/23 **

Landscape Enhancement	

Quantity	Description	Unit	Unit Price	Ext Price	
16.00	Labor and Prep	Hr	$46.00	$736.00	
35.00	Holly, Schillings - (c)	3g	$0.00	$0.00	
50.00	Coontie Fern - (e)	3g	$37.00	$1,850.00	
2.00	Soil Amendments	CY	$60.00	$120.00	
2.00	Mulch, Pine Bark - Installed	CY	$71.50	$143.00	
Landscape Enhancement Total	$2,849.00

Proposal Total:	$2,849.00

Note: This proposal includes all labor and material necessary to complete the job. Payment due 30 days after receipt of invoice.
All material is guaranteed for one year as long as proper maintenance and landscape practices are being performed. All work to be completed in a workman-like manner according to standard practices. Any changes or additional work from the above specifications involving extra cost will be executed only upon written orders, and will become an extra charge over and above the estimates. Any verbal authorizations given by the customer will be treated the same as a written order even if authorization is not written.
Verdego employees are fully covered by workman's compensation insurance.

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL
I/WE have reviewed your proposal and hereby indicate our acceptance of the same, as per the scope, specifications and amounts mentioned in the proposal form. I/We agree to the proposed terms of payment and will release the funds as per agreed herein.

By	By
Scott Settlemires
Date	8/16/2023	Date

VerdeGo	Trout Creek CDD

Mailing Address	Job Address	
Trout Creek CDD	Shearwater	
3434 Colwell Ave, Suite 200	100 Kayak Way	
Tampa, FL 33614	St. Augustine, FL 32092	
Date:	August 16, 2023	Phone:	Tampa	
Opportunity#:	12214			

Job Summary:

Proposal to replace dead roses at Luke Drive with 3-gal Ilex Schilling. After removal add top-soil and till into new planting areas to give plants a good base for establishing root. Granular fertilizer to be added after planting is completed. Finish with pine bark mulch.

** Updated pricing with credit for dead roses 8/14/23 **

Landscape Enhancement	

Quantity	Description	Unit	Unit Price	Ext Price	
12.00	Labor and Prep	Hr	$46.00	$552.00	
55.00	Holly, Schillings - (c)	3g	$0.00	$0.00	
2.00	Soil Amendments	CY	$60.00	$120.00	
2.00	Mulch, Pine Bark - Installed	CY	$71.50	$143.00	
Landscape Enhancement Total	$815.00

Proposal Total:	$815.00

Note: This proposal includes all labor and material necessary to complete the job. Payment due 30 days after receipt of invoice.
All material is guaranteed for one year as long as proper maintenance and landscape practices are being performed. All work to be completed in a workman-like manner according to standard practices. Any changes or additional work from the above specifications involving extra cost will be executed only upon written orders, and will become an extra charge over and above the estimates. Any verbal authorizations given by the customer will be treated the same as a written order even if authorization is not written.
Verdego employees are fully covered by workman's compensation insurance.

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL
I/WE have reviewed your proposal and hereby indicate our acceptance of the same, as per the scope, specifications and amounts mentioned in the proposal form. I/We agree to the proposed terms of payment and will release the funds as per agreed herein.

By	By
Scott Settlemires
Date	8/16/2023	Date

VerdeGo	Trout Creek CDD

Tab 2

TROUT CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

District Office - St. Augustine, Florida - (904)-436-6270
Mailing Address - 3434 Colwell Avenue, Suite 200, Tampa, Florida 33614 troutcreekcdd.org

Operation and Maintenance Expenditures Presented For Board Approval
August 2023

Attached please find the check register listing the Operation and Maintenance expenditures paid from August 1, 2023 through August 31, 2023. This does not include expenditures previously approved by the Board.

The total items being presented:    $261,407.19

Approval of Expenditures:

 		Chairperson	
 		Vice Chairperson	
 		Assistant Secretary	

Vendor Name	 Check Number	 Invoice Number	 Invoice Description	  Invoice Amount

AMTEC	100572	6420-08-23	Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds	$	450.00	

Arrow Exterminators	
100573	
52937216	Series 2018 08/23
Pest Control Services 08/23	
$	113.00	
Arrow Exterminators	100573	52937362	Pest Control Services 08/23	$	57.00	
Arrow Exterminators	100573	52937363	Rodent Control Services 08/23	$	34.00	
AT&T	EFT	151561791 08/23 Autopay	Internet Services 08/23	$	16.99	
AT&T	EFT	299942543 08/23 Autopay	TV & Internet Services 08/23	$	17.00	
AT&T	EFT	32382736 08/23 Autopay	TV & Internet Services 08/23	$	133.07	
AT&T	EFT	324079257 07/23 Autopay	Phone & Internet Services 07/23	$	167.19	
		324			
AT&T	EFT	904 230-0054 001 0562	Cable & Internet Services 07/23	$	708.26	

Atlantic Security	
100536	ACH 07/23 301942	
Fire Phone Line Monitoring 07/23	
$	360.00	
Atlantic Security	100536	302290	Fire Phone Line Monitoring 07/23	$	459.00	
Bouncers, Slides and More, Inc.	100555	07212023.14	Float & Flick Outdoor Movie 07/23	$	350.00	
Charles Aquatics, Inc.	100586	48566	Fountain Maintenance 08/23	$	400.00	
Charles Aquatics, Inc.	100586	48714	Pond Maintenance 08/23	$	3,051.00	

Vendor Name	 Check Number	 Invoice Number	 Invoice Description	  Invoice Amount

Colden Company, Inc.	100537	17178	Service Call 07/23	$	1,296.61	
CRN Jax	100538	0000615	Service Call 05/23	$	348.00	
CX3, Inc. dba Sundancer Sign	100539	4336	Replace Street Blade 07/23	$	420.00	
Graphics Deputy Services	
100556	
SJSO23CAD187593	
Deputy Services 07/23	
$	165.00	
Deputy Services	100581	SJSO23CAD199353	Deputy Services 08/23	$	165.00	
Deputy Services	100583	SJSO23CAD198551	Deputy Services 08/23	$	165.00	
Deputy Services	100546	SJSO23CAD186736	Deputy Services 07/23	$	165.00	
Deputy Services	100547	SJSO23CAD169921	Deputy Services 07/23	$	165.00	
Deputy Services	100547	SJSO23CAD180978	Deputy Services 07/23	$	330.00	
Deputy Services	100564	SJSO23CAD192652	Deputy Services 08/23	$	165.00	
Deputy Services	100584	SJSO23CAD205405	Deputy Services 08/23	$	165.00	
Deputy Services	100549	SJSO23CAD175208	Deputy Services 07/23	$	165.00	
Deputy Services	100585	SJSO23CAD204598	Deputy Services 08/23	$	165.00	
Deputy Services	100567	SJSO23CAD193588	Deputy Services 08/23	$	165.00	

Vendor Name	 Check Number	 Invoice Number	 Invoice Description	  Invoice Amount

ECS Florida, LLC	100587	1093422	Tree Assessment 08/23	$	1,500.00	
First Coast Franchising	100588	JAK08230388	Janitorial Services 08/23	$	4,839.75	
FirstService Residential Florida,	100540	10901904	Management Services 07/23	$	17,692.97	
Inc.
FirstService Residential Florida,	
100540	
10902719	
Management Services 07/23	
$	3,490.00	
Inc.
FirstService Residential Florida,	
100557	
10904918	
Management Services 08/23	
$	1,500.00	
Inc.
FirstService Residential Florida,	
100570	
10906152	
Management Services 07/23	
$	17,085.11	
Inc.
FirstService Residential Florida,	
100589	
10907312	
Management Services 08/23	
$	14,917.26	
Inc.
FirstService Residential Florida,	
100594	
10908271	
Medica Insurance 08/23	
$	2,094.00	
Inc.
Florida Department of Revenue	
100571	
4521893 17062725 08/23	
Sales Tax Fee 08/23	
$	46.48	
Florida Department of Revenue	100558	65-8017062725-9 Sales &	Sales & Use Tax 07/23	$	401.81	

Florida Janitor & Paper Supply	
100541	Use Tax 07/23 362755	
Janitorial Supplies 07/23	
$	1,205.68	
Florida Natural Gas	100575	878268ES	Natural Gas Services 08/23	$	11.02	
Florida Power & Light Company	EFT	03602-11429 06/23 ACH	38 Rosemount Dr 06/23	$	36.64	
Florida Power & Light Company	EFT	06081-09518 07/23	Electric Services 07/23	$	28.42	
		Autopay			

Vendor Name	 Check Number	 Invoice Number	 Invoice Description	  Invoice Amount

Florida Power & Light Company	EFT	39473-03305 07/23	25 Ridgewind Drive #LTG 07/23	$	52.04	

Florida Power & Light Company	
EFT	AutoPay
49571-83074 07/23	
Electric Services 07/23	
$	25.66	

Florida Power & Light Company	
100595	Autopay
69040-79024 Deposit	
69040-79024 Deposit 08/23	
$	200.00	
Florida Power & Light Company	100582	92236-52372 Deposit	92236-52372 Deposit 08/23	$	50.00	
Florida Power & Light Company	EFT	98411-59305 06/23 ACH	Electric Service 06/23	$	47.12	
Florida Power & Light Company	EFT	FPL Monthly Summary	Electric Services 07/23	$	9,699.99	

Frank Murphy	
100563	07/23 Autopay FM080323	
Board of Supervisors Meeting	
$	200.00	

Frank Murphy	
100576	
FM081623	08/03/23
Board of Supervisors Meeting	
$	200.00	

Howard Services, Inc.	
100542	
S-16150	08/16/23
Air Conditioner Repair 07/23	
$	206.40	
Howard Services, Inc.	100542	S16292	Air Conditioner Repair 07/23	$	776.00	
IPFS Corporation	100543	Liability Insurance 12th	Liability Insurance 12th Payment	$	5,099.22	

JEA	
EFT	Payment 09/23 9634626977 06/23	09/23
Water-Sewer Services 06/23	
$	25,940.93	

Kutak Rock, LLP	
100544	Autopay 3254281	
Legal Services 06/23	
$	6,986.11	
Landscape Lighting Solutions of	100545	00000361	Service Call 07/24	$	154.00	
Northeast Fl					

Vendor Name	 Check Number	 Invoice Number	 Invoice Description	  Invoice Amount

Performance Electrical	100548	5152	Install 2 Column Up Lights 07/23	$	2,340.00	
Contracting, Inc. Poolsure	
100590	
131295616373	
Pool Maintenance 08/23	
$	4,248.61	
Prestige Landscapes of North	100591	2824	Landscape Maintenance 08/23	$	4,761.66	
Florida, Inc.
Prestige Landscapes of North	
100591	
2827	
Landscape Maintenance 08/23	
$	1,796.00	
Florida, Inc. Republic Services	
EFT	
0687-001341231 Autopay	
Waste Disposal Services 07/23	
$	574.85	
Richard Clinton Wright	100565	CW071923	Board of Supervisors Meeting	$	200.00	

Richard Clinton Wright	
100565	
CW080323	07/19/23
Board of Supervisors Meeting	
$	200.00	

Richard Clinton Wright	
100577	
CW081623	08/03/23
Board of Supervisors Meeting	
$	200.00	

Rizzetta & Company, Inc.	
100535	
INV0000082220	08/16/23
District Management Fees 08/23	
$	4,412.59	
Rizzetta & Company, Inc.	100562	INV0000082335	Mass Mailing 08/23	$	393.75	
Ryan Scott Stone	100566	RS071923	Board of Supervisors Meeting	$	200.00	

Ryan Scott Stone	
100566	
RS080323	07/19/23
Board of Supervisors Meeting	
$	200.00	

Ryan Scott Stone	
100578	
RS081623	08/03/23
Board of Supervisors Meeting	
$	200.00	

Surfside Pools	
100592	
190544	08/16/23
Pool Maintenance 08/23	
$	3,500.00	

Vendor Name		Check Number		Invoice Number		Invoice Description		  Invoice Amount	

Surfside Pools	
100592	
289434	
Pool Chemicals 08/23	
$	
434.25	
Swank Motion Pictures, Inc.	100550	Swank 072223	Public Performance Licensing 07/23	$	1,410.00	
TECO Peoples Gas	100579	22108807523 07/23	Natural Gas Services - 2105	$	32.59	

The Ledger / News Chief/ CA	
100559	
0005749203	Shearwater Parkway 07/23 Account #764106 Legal Advertising	
$	
1,632.00	
Florida Holdings, LLC Trout Creek CDD	
DC 080323	
DC 080323	07/23
Debit Card Replenishment	
$	
3,725.47	
Trutech LLC	100560	3450312	Wildlife Services 08/23	$	122.00	
VerdeGo, LLC	100551	11988C	Landscape Maintenance 07/23	$	3,191.27	
VerdeGo, LLC	100551	11988B	Landscape Maintenance 07/23	$	25,835.66	
VerdeGo, LLC	100593	12272B	Landscape Maintenance 08/23	$	25,835.66	
VerdeGo, LLC	100593	12272C	Landscape Maintenance 08/23	$	3,191.27	
VerdeGo, LLC	100596	12458	Fall Pond Controller Change 08/23	$	5,322.94	
Vesta Property Services, Inc.	100552	411573	Lifeguard/Supervisor/Pool 06/23	$	40,017.20	
Vexacor Supply Group, LLC	100553	C754	Coffee Bar Rental 07/23	$	180.00	
Vexacor Supply Group, LLC	100574	C854	Coffee Bar Rental 08/23	$	180.00	

Trout Creek Community Development District
Paid Operation & Maintenance Expenditures
August 1, 2023 Through August 31, 2023	

Vendor Name		
Check Number		
Invoice Number		
Invoice Description		
  Invoice Amount	

Vexacor Supply Group, LLC	
100574	
M573244	
Coffee Bar Supplies 08/23	
$	
372.69	
VGlobal Tech	100554	5300	ADA & WCAG Audits 08/23	$	300.00	
Vincent J Sajkowski	100568	VS071923	Board of Supervisors Meeting	$	200.00	
			07/19/23			
Vincent J Sajkowski	100568	VS080323	Board of Supervisors Meeting	$	200.00	
			08/03/23			
Vincent J Sajkowski	100580	VS081623	Board of Supervisors Meeting	$	200.00	
			08/16/23			
Wayne Automatic Fire Sprinklers,	100561	1062693	Quarterly Sprinkler Inspection 07/23	$	700.00	
Inc.						
Wellbeats, Inc.	100569	EPIV00000080276	WBC-PLUS Content Period 08/23	$		249.00	

Report Total				
$		
261,407.19	

Tab 3

REBATE REPORT
$12,100,000
Trout Creek Community Development District (St. Johns County, Florida)
Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2018

Dated: July 9, 2018
Delivered: July 9, 2018

Rebate Report to the Computation Date July 9, 2023
Reflecting Activity To July 9, 2023

TABLE OF CONTENTS

AMTEC Opinion	3
Summary of Rebate Computations	4
Summary of Computational Information and Definitions	5
Methodology	7
Sources and Uses	8
Proof of Arbitrage Yield	9
Bond Debt Service	11
Arbitrage Rebate Calculation Detail Report – Acquisition & Construction Fund	13
Arbitrage Rebate Calculation Detail Report – Capitalized Interest Fund	15
Arbitrage Rebate Calculation Detail Report – Debt Service Reserve Fund	16
Arbitrage Rebate Calculation Detail Report – Cost of Issuance Fund	17
Arbitrage Rebate Calculation Detail Report – Rebate Computation Credits	18

August 10, 2023

Trout Creek Community Development District c/o Ms. Shandra Torres
District Compliance Associate Rizzetta & Company, Inc.
3434 Colwell Avenue, Suite 200
Tampa, FL 33614

Re:	$12,100,000 Trout Creek Community Development District (St. Johns County, Florida), Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2018

Dear Ms. Torres:

AMTEC has prepared certain computations relating to the above referenced bond issue (the “Bonds”) at the request of the Trout Creek Community Development District (the “District”).

The scope of our engagement consisted of preparing the computations shown in the attached schedules to determine the Rebatable Arbitrage as described in Section 103 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, Section 148(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the “Code”), and all applicable Regulations issued thereunder. The methodology used is consistent with current tax law and regulations and may be relied upon in determining the rebate liability. Certain computational methods used in the preparation of the schedules are described in the Summary of Computational Information and Definitions.

Our engagement was limited to the computation of Rebatable Arbitrage based upon the information furnished to us by the District. In accordance with the terms of our engagement, we did not audit the information provided to us, and we express no opinion as to the completeness, accuracy or suitability of such information for purposes of calculating the Rebatable Arbitrage.

Thank you for this engagement and should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Very truly yours,

Michael J. Scarfo	Trong M. Tran
Senior Vice President	Assistant Vice President

SUMMARY OF REBATE COMPUTATIONS
Our computations, contained in the attached schedules, are summarized as follows: For the July 9, 2023 Computation Date
Reflecting Activity from July 9, 2018 through July 9, 2023

Fund Description	Taxable Inv Yield	Net Income	Rebatable Arbitrage	
Acquisition & Construction Fund	1.495597%	79,274.50	(262,780.98)	
Capitalized Interest Fund	1.650810%	12,635.69	(36,144.43)	
Debt Service Reserve Fund	1.326718%	55,457.13	(193,770.74)	
Costs of Issuance Fund	1.076001%	69.41	(357.57)	
Totals	1.439387%	$147,436.73	$(493,053.72)	
Bond Yield	5.425999%		
Rebate Computation Credits	(10,081.59)	
Net Rebatable Arbitrage	$(503,135.31)	

Based upon our computations, no rebate liability exists.

SUMMARY OF COMPUTATIONAL INFORMATION AND DEFINITIONS
COMPUTATIONAL INFORMATION

For the purpose of calculating Rebatable Arbitrage, investment activity is reflected from July 9, 2018, the date of the closing, to July 9, 2023, the Computation Date. All nonpurpose payments and receipts are future valued to the Computation Date of July 9, 2023.

Computations of yield are based on a 360-day year and semiannual compounding on the last day of each compounding interval. Compounding intervals end on a day in the calendar year corresponding to Bond maturity dates or six months prior.

For investment cash flow, debt service and yield computation purposes, all payments and receipts are assumed to be paid or received respectively, as shown on the attached schedules.

Purchase prices on investments are assumed to be at fair market value, representing an arm's length transaction.

During the period between July 9, 2018 and July 9, 2023, the District made periodic payments into the Debt Service Fund that were used, along with the interest earned, to provide the required debt service payments.
Under Treasury Regulation 148(f)(4)(A), the rebate requirement does not apply to amounts in certain bona fide debt service funds. The Regulations define a bona fide debt service fund as one that is used primarily to achieve a proper matching of revenues with principal and interest payments within each bond year. The fund must be depleted at least once each bond year, except for a reasonable carryover amount not to exceed the greater of the earnings on the fund for the immediately preceding bond year or 1/12th of the principal and interest payments on the issue for the immediately preceding bond year.
We have reviewed the Debt Service Fund and have determined that the funds deposited have functioned as bona fide debt service funds and are not subject to the rebate requirement.

DEFINITIONS

Computation Date
July 9, 2023.

Computation Period
The period beginning on July 9, 2018, the date of the closing, and ending on July 9, 2023, the Computation Date.

Bond Year
Each one-year period (or shorter period from the date of issue) that ends at the close of business on the day in the calendar year that is selected by the issuer. If no day is selected by the issuer before the earlier of the final maturity date of the issue or the date that is five years after the date of issue, each bond year ends at the close of business on the anniversary date of the issuance.

Bond Yield
The discount rate that, when used in computing the present value of all the unconditionally payable payments of principal and interest with respect to the Bonds, produces an amount equal to the present value of the issue price of the Bonds. Present value is computed as of the date of issue of the Bonds.

Taxable Investment Yield
The discount rate that, when used in computing the present value of all receipts of principal and interest to be received on an investment during the Computation Period, produces an amount equal to the fair market value of the investment at the time it became a nonpurpose investment.

Issue Price
The price determined on the basis of the initial offering price to the public at which price a substantial amount of the Bonds were sold.

Rebatable Arbitrage
The Code defines the required rebate as the excess of the amount earned on all nonpurpose investments over the amount that would have been earned if such nonpurpose investments were invested at the Bond Yield, plus any income attributable to the excess. Accordingly, the Regulations require that this amount be computed as the excess of the future value of all the nonpurpose receipts over the future value of all the nonpurpose payments. The future value is computed as of the Computation Date using the Bond Yield.

Funds and Accounts
The Funds and Accounts activity used in the compilation of this Report was received from the District and The Bank of New York Mellon, Trustee, as follows:

Account / Fund	Account Number	
Acquisition & Construction	346286	
Capitalized Interest	346937	
Cost of Issuance	346289	
Debt Service	346350	
Interest	346936	
Prepayment	347001	
Debt Service Reserve	347482	
Redemption	347000	
Optional Redemption	347480	
Rebate	347491	
Sinking	346299	

METHODOLOGY

Bond Yield
The methodology used to calculate the bond yield was to determine the discount rate that produces the present value of all payments of principal and interest through the maturity date of the Bonds.

Investment Yield and Rebate Amount

The methodology used to calculate the Rebatable Arbitrage, as of July 9, 2023, was to calculate the future value of the disbursements from all funds, subject to rebate, and the, value of the remaining bond proceeds, at the yield on the Bonds, to July 9, 2023. This figure was then compared to the future value of the deposit of bond proceeds into the various investment accounts at the same yield. The difference between the future values of the two cash flows, on July 9, 2023, is the Rebatable Arbitrage.

$12,100,000
Trout Creek Community Development District (St. Johns County, Florida)
Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2018 Delivered: July 9, 2018

Sources of Funds	
	
Par Amount	$12,100,000.00	
Totals	$12,100,000.00	

Uses of Funds

Acquisition & Construction Fund	$10,002,947.97	
Capitalized Interest Fund	849,542.65	
Debt Service Reserve Fund	819,509.38	
Costs of Issuance Fund	186,000.00	
Underwriter’s Discount	242,000.00	
Total	$12,100,000.00	

PROOF OF ARBITRAGE YIELD
$12,100,000
Trout Creek Community Development District (St. Johns County, Florida)
Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2018

Present Value	
to 07/09/2018	
Date	Debt Service	@ 5.4259990398%	
11/01/2018	201,586.39	198,256.58	
05/01/2019	323,978.13	310,210.64	
11/01/2019	323,978.13	302,016.92	
05/01/2020	498,978.13	452,868.05	
11/01/2020	320,040.63	282,793.80	
05/01/2021	500,040.63	430,174.48	
11/01/2021	315,990.63	264,659.90	
05/01/2022	505,990.63	412,601.69	
11/01/2022	311,715.63	247,469.51	
05/01/2023	511,715.63	395,518.12	
11/01/2023	307,215.63	231,182.84	
05/01/2024	517,215.63	378,929.59	
11/01/2024	301,965.63	215,386.75	
05/01/2025	521,965.63	362,474.92	
11/01/2025	296,465.63	200,440.28	
05/01/2026	526,465.63	346,541.50	
11/01/2026	290,715.63	186,306.58	
05/01/2027	530,715.63	331,128.29	
11/01/2027	284,715.63	172,949.89	
05/01/2028	539,715.63	319,189.49	
11/01/2028	278,340.63	160,263.56	
05/01/2029	548,340.63	307,385.36	
11/01/2029	271,084.38	147,948.93	
05/01/2030	556,084.38	295,476.28	
11/01/2030	263,425.00	136,274.16	
05/01/2031	563,425.00	283,770.48	
11/01/2031	255,362.50	125,216.86	
05/01/2032	570,362.50	272,289.72	
11/01/2032	246,896.88	114,754.70	
05/01/2033	576,896.88	261,052.38	
11/01/2033	238,028.13	104,865.43	
05/01/2034	588,028.13	252,218.38	
11/01/2034	228,621.88	95,470.90	
05/01/2035	598,621.88	243,377.48	
11/01/2035	218,678.13	86,558.11	
05/01/2036	608,678.13	234,565.80	
11/01/2036	208,196.88	78,113.45	
05/01/2037	618,196.88	225,815.10	
11/01/2037	197,178.13	70,122.84	
05/01/2038	632,178.13	218,884.40	
11/01/2038	185,487.50	62,526.57	
05/01/2039	645,487.50	211,842.14	
11/01/2039	172,837.50	55,225.17	
05/01/2040	657,837.50	204,640.84	
11/01/2040	159,500.00	48,306.88	
05/01/2041	669,500.00	197,411.95	
11/01/2041	145,475.00	41,762.44	
05/01/2042	685,475.00	191,585.95	
11/01/2042	130,625.00	35,544.54	
05/01/2043	700,625.00	185,612.34	
11/01/2043	114,950.00	29,648.64	
05/01/2044	719,950.00	180,789.30	
11/01/2044	98,312.50	24,035.53	
05/01/2045	738,312.50	175,735.62	
11/01/2045	80,712.50	18,704.02	
05/01/2046	755,712.50	170,500.38	
11/01/2046	62,150.00	13,651.63	
05/01/2047	772,150.00	165,127.57	

PROOF OF ARBITRAGE YIELD
$12,100,000
Trout Creek Community Development District (St. Johns County, Florida)
Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2018

		Present Value	
		to 07/09/2018	
Date	Debt Service	@ 5.4259990398%	
11/01/2047	42,625.00	8,874.77	
05/01/2048	797,625.00	161,683.56	
11/01/2048	21,862.50	4,314.61	
05/01/2049	816,862.50	156,951.41	
	25,371,870.94	12,100,000.00	

Proceeds Summary

Delivery date	07/09/2018	
Par Value	12,100,000.00	
Target for yield calculation	12,100,000.00	

BOND DEBT SERVICE
$12,100,000
Trout Creek Community Development District (St. Johns County, Florida)
Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2018

Period Ending	
Principal	
Coupon	
Interest	
Debt Service	Annual Debt Service	
07/09/2018						
11/01/2018			201,586.39	201,586.39		
05/01/2019			323,978.13	323,978.13	525,564.52	
11/01/2019			323,978.13	323,978.13		
05/01/2020	175,000	4.500%	323,978.13	498,978.13	822,956.26	
11/01/2020			320,040.63	320,040.63		
05/01/2021	180,000	4.500%	320,040.63	500,040.63	820,081.26	
11/01/2021			315,990.63	315,990.63		
05/01/2022	190,000	4.500%	315,990.63	505,990.63	821,981.26	
11/01/2022			311,715.63	311,715.63		
05/01/2023	200,000	4.500%	311,715.63	511,715.63	823,431.26	
11/01/2023			307,215.63	307,215.63		
05/01/2024	210,000	5.000%	307,215.63	517,215.63	824,431.26	
11/01/2024			301,965.63	301,965.63		
05/01/2025	220,000	5.000%	301,965.63	521,965.63	823,931.26	
11/01/2025			296,465.63	296,465.63		
05/01/2026	230,000	5.000%	296,465.63	526,465.63	822,931.26	
11/01/2026			290,715.63	290,715.63		
05/01/2027	240,000	5.000%	290,715.63	530,715.63	821,431.26	
11/01/2027			284,715.63	284,715.63		
05/01/2028	255,000	5.000%	284,715.63	539,715.63	824,431.26	
11/01/2028			278,340.63	278,340.63		
05/01/2029	270,000	5.375%	278,340.63	548,340.63	826,681.26	
11/01/2029			271,084.38	271,084.38		
05/01/2030	285,000	5.375%	271,084.38	556,084.38	827,168.76	
11/01/2030			263,425.00	263,425.00		
05/01/2031	300,000	5.375%	263,425.00	563,425.00	826,850.00	
11/01/2031			255,362.50	255,362.50		
05/01/2032	315,000	5.375%	255,362.50	570,362.50	825,725.00	
11/01/2032			246,896.88	246,896.88		
05/01/2033	330,000	5.375%	246,896.88	576,896.88	823,793.76	
11/01/2033			238,028.13	238,028.13		
05/01/2034	350,000	5.375%	238,028.13	588,028.13	826,056.26	
11/01/2034			228,621.88	228,621.88		
05/01/2035	370,000	5.375%	228,621.88	598,621.88	827,243.76	
11/01/2035			218,678.13	218,678.13		
05/01/2036	390,000	5.375%	218,678.13	608,678.13	827,356.26	
11/01/2036			208,196.88	208,196.88		
05/01/2037	410,000	5.375%	208,196.88	618,196.88	826,393.76	
11/01/2037			197,178.13	197,178.13		
05/01/2038	435,000	5.375%	197,178.13	632,178.13	829,356.26	
11/01/2038			185,487.50	185,487.50		
05/01/2039	460,000	5.500%	185,487.50	645,487.50	830,975.00	
11/01/2039			172,837.50	172,837.50		
05/01/2040	485,000	5.500%	172,837.50	657,837.50	830,675.00	
11/01/2040			159,500.00	159,500.00		
05/01/2041	510,000	5.500%	159,500.00	669,500.00	829,000.00	
11/01/2041			145,475.00	145,475.00		
05/01/2042	540,000	5.500%	145,475.00	685,475.00	830,950.00	
11/01/2042			130,625.00	130,625.00		
05/01/2043	570,000	5.500%	130,625.00	700,625.00	831,250.00	
11/01/2043			114,950.00	114,950.00		
05/01/2044	605,000	5.500%	114,950.00	719,950.00	834,900.00	
11/01/2044			98,312.50	98,312.50		
05/01/2045	640,000	5.500%	98,312.50	738,312.50	836,625.00	
11/01/2045			80,712.50	80,712.50		
05/01/2046	675,000	5.500%	80,712.50	755,712.50	836,425.00	
11/01/2046			62,150.00	62,150.00		
05/01/2047	710,000	5.500%	62,150.00	772,150.00	834,300.00	

	BOND DEBT SERVICE		
	$12,100,000
Trout Creek Community Development District (St. Johns County, Florida)
Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2018		
Period Ending	
Principal	Coupon	Interest	Debt Service	Annual Debt Service	

11/01/2047			42,625.00	42,625.00		
05/01/2048	755,000	5.500%	42,625.00	797,625.00	840,250.00	
11/01/2048			21,862.50	21,862.50		
05/01/2049	795,000	5.500%	21,862.50	816,862.50	838,725.00	
	12,100,000		13,271,870.94	25,371,870.94	25,371,870.94	

ARBITRAGE REBATE CALCULATION DETAIL REPORT

FUTURE VALUE @
RECEIPTS	BOND YIELD OF
DATE	DESCRIPTION	(PAYMENTS)	(5.425999%)

07/09/18	Beg	Bal	-10,002,947.97	-13,073,206.78	
07/12/18			2,005,857.98	2,620,357.49	
09/11/18			2,834.72	3,670.79	
09/11/18			2,115.00	2,738.80	
09/11/18			4,815.84	6,236.23	
09/11/18			41,183.89	53,330.69	
09/14/18			4,815.84	6,233.44	
09/14/18			2,834.72	3,669.16	
09/14/18			2,115.00	2,737.58	
09/14/18			41,183.89	53,306.90	
09/19/18			9,500.00	12,287.31	
09/19/18			1,902.06	2,460.13	
09/19/18			79,700.00	103,084.04	
09/26/18			-2,115.00	-2,732.70	
09/26/18			-4,815.84	-6,222.33	
09/26/18			-41,183.89	-53,211.85	
09/26/18			-2,834.72	-3,662.61	
10/15/18			46,377.00	59,752.56	
11/30/18			1,143,094.46	1,462,950.62	
11/30/18			1,680,014.14	2,150,109.04	
12/05/18			474,936.07	607,379.00	
12/05/18			3,240.99	4,144.79	
12/05/18			319,487.49	408,581.29	
12/19/18			241,343.37	308,003.60	
12/24/18			378,915.99	483,215.02	
03/20/19			420,107.87	528,937.00	
03/20/19			137,414.53	173,011.82	
03/20/19			40,324.53	50,770.62	
03/20/19			549.00	691.22	
03/20/19			1,176.15	1,480.83	
03/20/19			229.00	288.32	
04/08/19			7,198.00	9,038.42	
04/08/19			1,317.63	1,654.53	
04/08/19			4,191.50	5,263.20	
04/17/19			-1,817.63	-2,279.32	
05/06/19			-1.78	-2.23	
05/09/19			55,157.38	68,941.71	
05/09/19			487,888.45	609,816.22	
05/09/19			223,237.20	279,026.21	
05/09/19			6,300.00	7,874.43	
05/09/19			510.00	637.45	
05/09/19			189,460.77	236,808.74	
05/09/19			3,442.30	4,302.56	
05/09/19			70,632.54	88,284.26	
07/02/19			80,150.77	99,394.67	
07/03/19			93,708.78	116,190.63	
08/09/19			18,800.00	23,185.88	
08/09/19			204,071.10	251,679.15	

	ARBITRAGE REBATE CALCULATION DETAIL REPORT		
	
RECEIPTS	FUTURE VALUE @ BOND YIELD OF	
DATE	DESCRIPTION	(PAYMENTS)	(5.425999%)	
08/09/19	334,117.54	412,064.31	
08/09/19	58,571.31	72,235.50	
08/09/19	233,873.02	288,433.60	
08/09/19	67,449.60	83,185.02	
09/24/19	178,658.10	218,867.91	
09/24/19	209,291.40	256,395.71	
09/24/19	11,725.00	14,363.90	
10/04/19	212,274.27	259,663.48	
10/04/19	104,364.37	127,663.21	
10/04/19	82,898.92	101,405.71	
10/17/19	59,750.00	72,947.74	
10/17/19	43,026.65	52,530.49	
10/17/19	1,663.00	2,030.33	
07/06/20	175.53	206.20	
09/02/20	0.29	0.34	
10/01/20	0.14	0.16	
11/03/20	0.01	0.01	
02/01/21	0.01	0.01	
03/01/21	0.01	0.01	
04/01/21	0.01	0.01	
06/02/21	0.01	0.01	
09/02/21	0.01	0.01	
10/04/21	0.01	0.01	
02/01/22	0.01	0.01	
03/01/22	0.01	0.01	
05/02/22	0.26	0.28	
06/01/22	3.23	3.43	
01/06/23	15.71	16.14	
07/09/23	MMkt Bal	4,990.85	4,990.85	
07/09/23	MMkt Acc	6.10	6.10	
07/09/23	TOTALS:	79,274.50	-262,780.98	

ISSUE DATE:	07/09/18	REBATABLE ARBITRAGE:	-262,780.98	
COMP DATE:	07/09/23	NET INCOME:	79,274.50	
BOND YIELD:	5.425999%	TAX INV YIELD:	1.495597%	

	Capitalized Interest Fund		
	
ARBITRAGE REBATE CALCULATION DETAIL REPORT		
	
RECEIPTS	FUTURE VALUE @ BOND YIELD OF	
DATE	DESCRIPTION	(PAYMENTS)	(5.425999%)	
07/09/18	Beg Bal	-849,542.65	-1,110,297.36	
11/01/18	201,586.39	259,108.55	
05/01/19	323,978.13	405,425.27	
10/31/19	323,978.13	394,775.31	
07/06/20	12,635.69	14,843.80	
07/09/23	TOTALS:	12,635.69	-36,144.43	

ISSUE DATE:	07/09/18	REBATABLE ARBITRAGE:	-36,144.43	
COMP DATE:	07/09/23	NET INCOME:	12,635.69	
BOND YIELD:	5.425999%	TAX INV YIELD:	1.650810%	

	Debt Service Reserve Fund		
	
ARBITRAGE REBATE CALCULATION DETAIL REPORT		
	
RECEIPTS	FUTURE VALUE @ BOND YIELD OF	
DATE	DESCRIPTION	(PAYMENTS)	(5.425999%)	
07/09/18	Beg Bal	-819,509.38	-1,071,045.82	
03/22/22	24,709.81	26,486.89	
09/28/22	3,174.01	3,309.46	
01/06/23	2,653.06	2,726.25	
03/09/23	11,408.08	11,613.49	
03/17/23	1,453.13	1,477.54	
04/04/23	3,104.69	3,148.86	
05/02/23	2,978.06	3,007.88	
06/02/23	3,090.79	3,107.84	
07/05/23	3,337.41	3,339.40	
07/09/23	MMkt Bal	818,056.25	818,056.25	
07/09/23	MMkt Acc	1,001.22	1,001.22	
07/09/23	TOTALS:	55,457.13	-193,770.74	

ISSUE DATE:	07/09/18	REBATABLE ARBITRAGE:	-193,770.74	
COMP DATE:	07/09/23	NET INCOME:	55,457.13	
BOND YIELD:	5.425999%	TAX INV YIELD:	1.326718%	

	Costs of Issuance Fund		
	
ARBITRAGE REBATE CALCULATION DETAIL REPORT		
	
RECEIPTS	FUTURE VALUE @ BOND YIELD OF	
DATE	DESCRIPTION	(PAYMENTS)	(5.425999%)	
07/09/18	Beg Bal	-186,000.00	-243,089.98	
07/09/18	50,000.00	65,346.77	
07/09/18	40,000.00	52,277.42	
07/09/18	36,000.00	47,049.67	
07/09/18	42,500.00	55,544.75	
07/20/18	1,750.00	2,283.40	
11/15/18	5,000.00	6,413.37	
11/20/18	9,000.00	11,535.49	
04/17/19	1,817.63	2,279.32	
05/06/19	1.78	2.23	
07/09/23	TOTALS:	69.41	-357.57	

ISSUE DATE:	07/09/18	REBATABLE ARBITRAGE:	-357.57	
COMP DATE:	07/09/23	NET INCOME:	69.41	
BOND YIELD:	5.425999%	TAX INV YIELD:	1.076001%	

	Rebate Computation Credits		
	
ARBITRAGE REBATE CALCULATION DETAIL REPORT		
	
RECEIPTS	FUTURE VALUE @ BOND YIELD OF	
DATE	DESCRIPTION	(PAYMENTS)	(5.425999%)	
07/09/19	-1,730.00	-2,143.13	
07/09/20	-1,760.00	-2,066.64	
07/09/21	-1,780.00	-1,981.17	
07/09/22	-1,830.00	-1,930.64	
07/09/23	-1,960.00	-1,960.00	
07/09/23	TOTALS:	-9,060.00	-10,081.59	

ISSUE DATE:	07/09/18	REBATABLE ARBITRAGE:	-10,081.59	
COMP DATE:	07/09/23			
BOND YIELD:	5.425999%			

Tab 4

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August 2023 Maintenance Report

Shearwater Outpost and Phase 3

PRESTIGE LANDSCAPES OF NORTH FLORIDA CHRIS KENNY • OWNER
904-31 5-8041
ST. JOHNS, FLORIDA 32260
chris@pl iflorida .com

Chris Kenny—Owner
904-315-8041
P.O. Box 600061
St. Johns, Florida 32260 chris@pliflorida.com

August, 2023

Wanda Gartman , Community Director First Service Residential
100 Kayak Way
St. Augustine, FL 32092

Re: Landscape Maintenance Service Report

Below is the landscape maintenance report for Shearwater Outpost/Ph 3.

Weekly Maintenance
Maintenance crews are focused on mowing, edging, string trimming, hedge pruning, plant bed weed control, blowing, and litter removal. We are continuing grassy weed control with in the St. Augustine by manually removing unwanted Dallas Grass. Each week we are removing less and less, which is a good sign.

Irrigation
Our irrigation team completed the monthly inspection, which included nozzle cleaning and head/nozzle adjustments as needed throughout the property. We are currently operating at 125% seasonal adjust. Run times are 15 min for plant bed zones, 35 min turf sprays, 60 min turf rotors. Turf Zones are running 5 days per week, with bed zones running 2 days per week. this increase is due to the dry conditions we are having. Our techs replaced the clock on timber wolf and 10 decoders this month due to a lighting strike during a thunderstorm in the beginning of August. New clock and decoders are preforming properly.

Agronomics
We applied the slow release granular fertilization this month as noted in last months report. The turf canopy has re- sponded well to the application. Techs also spot treated turf weeds throughout ph3 and the outpost. Tree/shrub fertilization was completed as well.

You will notice the color is off within the turf in ph3. The ph levels are 7.4-8.4. When the ph is this high, the turf can not uptake all of the fertilization applied before leaching through the soil canopy. We suggest applying a series of Sulfur application to bring the ph levels down. Sulfur can be applied every 60 days. Cover the course of a year we can get the ph levels into the 6.5-6.8 range and manage it from there. Also applying Command top-dress to the turf during these applications will assist with the green up. Please let us know if you would like pricing on this package. Highly suggested to have a thicker turf canopy within ph3.
If you have any questions after reviewing our report, please contact us. Sincerely,
Chris Kenny
Owner/President chris@pliflorida.com

 	

PRESTIGE
LANDSCAPES
DF NORTH	FLORIDA,	INC.

PRESTIGE LANDSCAPES OF NORTH FLORIDA CHRIS KENNY - OWNER
904-3 1 5-804 1
ST. JOHNS, FLORIDA 32260
chris@pliflorida.com

ECS Florida, LLC
Results for Arboriculture Assessment Shearwater Property
100 Kayak Way, St. Augustine, Florida 32092

For: Trout Creek CDD c/o Rizzetta and Company
2806 North 5th Street, Suite 403, St Augustine, Florida 32084

ECS Project Number 55:5654 August 8, 2023

Ms. Melissa Dobbins
Trout Creek CDD c/o Rizzetta and Company 2806 North 5th Street
Suite 403
St Augustine, Florida 32084

August 8, 2023

ECS Project No. 55:5654

ECS Florida, LLC

Reference: Results for Arboriculture Assessment, Shearwater Property, 100 Kayak Way, St. Augustine, St Johns County, Florida

Dear Ms. Dobbins:

ECS Florida, LLC (ECS) is pleased to provide you with results of our Arboriculture Assessment for the Shearwater Property. ECS services were provided in general accordance with ECS Proposal No. 55:8598 authorized on March 09, 2023.
If there are questions regarding this report, or a need for further information, please contact the undersigned.
ECS Florida, LLC

Joe Brinson	Jason Adams	
Forester/Certifed Arborist	Natural Resources Department Manager	
JLBrinson@ecslimited.com	JAdams2@ecslimited.com	
904-626-5933	813-302-1644	

11554 Davis Creek Court, Jacksonville, Florida 32256  •  T:904-880-0960
ECS Florida, LLC  • ECS Mid-Atlantic LLC  • ECS Midwest, LLC  • ECS Southeast, LLP  • ECS Southwest, LLP ecslimited.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS	PAGE
INTRODUCTION	1
OBSERVATIONS	2
TESTING & ANALYSIS	3
DISCUSSION	3
CONCLUSIONS	4
RECOMMENDATIONS AND ESTIMATED COSTS	4
LIMITATIONS OF THIS REPORT	5

TABLE OF APPENDICES

Appendix I: Figures Appendix II: Fee Comparison
Appendix III: Test Trees Photographs Appendix IV: Tree Condition Photographs Appendix V: IFAS Soils Analysis Sheets Appendix VI: Glossary

1.0 INTRODUCTION
A Landscape Architect from Prosser, a local civil engineering frm contacted me on February 6, 2023, concerning the landscape trees in decline in the Trout Creek Community Development District (CDD), St. Johns County, FL. According to Prosser, the landscape tree located in the common areas, installation times range from Fall of 2015 on the trees along the Parkway south to the Amenity Center on Kayak Club Drive and from Spring of 2018 south of Kayak Club Drive to the current phase under construction. Some trees showing decline were installed as recent as Summer of 2020.
The landscape tree in decline are predominantly live oaks with a few magnolias. According to the site manager the trees started to decline approximately 2 years after they were planted. For example, the tress exhibits poor health, specifcally canopy thinning, branch die-back, top die back and no feshing out of new buds.
The CDD board and community they represent value the landscape trees, because the trees shade the sidewalks, provide aesthetic value to the property, provide natural habitat for birds and when mature they will have a canopy road entering the community. However, they are concerned about the lack of growth, poor aesthetics they are currently providing.
Assignment

My assignment was to:

Assess the current condition of landscape trees along Shearwater Parkway.
Determine whether conditions require removal.
Recommend an appropriate course of action for remediation.

Limits of Assignment

I was unable to perform tissue analysis due to IFAS not providing this type testing anymore. I did not perform a chemical analysis of the soils. Recommendations were made using the best available information and scientifc data, obtained through testing and interviewing. In a addition, assumptions were required due to the length of time since the trees were planted, and several maintenance contractors no longer under contract. I have no ability to determine if the trees received too much or too less water with information obtained.
Purpose and Use of the Report

Purpose:

The purpose of this report is to assess the current condition of the of trees and provide recommendation for remediation.
Use:

This report is intended to be used by CDD board to assist in performing the Appropriate Response Process (ARP) to reverse the health decline and provide a basis for long-term and short-term maintenance. There will be further updates to this report as additional test results are obtained and the assessment results can be narrowed.
2.0 OBSERVATIONS
Site Description Investigation Methods
Investigative methods used were visual inspection of roots and tree, soil ph and nutrient analysis, root excavation, general leaf density analysis, irrigation water ph testing and bulk density testing of the soil.
Site or Field Observations

The site is relatively fat, cleared then flled using the soil removed from the onsite ponds. The soils from the ponds on which the trees are located is sandy loam obtained from a depth that contains little organic matter. The site is maintained by local landscape frm, named VerdeGo.
Subject Tree Observations

The trees under review are a majority live oak (Quercus virginiana) with a few magnolias (Magnolia grandiforus). The trees were planted in two phases, approximate ages are 3 and 5 years old. The trees are located along Shearwater Parkway exhibit poor growth and branch dieback, as well as top dieback. The trees are an average of 20 feet in height and average diameter at breast height (DBH) of 9 inches. The soils outside the root ball appears compacted and very dense with very little porosity. In addition, numerous trees have soil build up around the root fare and numerous trees were found to still contain the wire and straps around the top of the root ball. Within the soil build up around the root fare, numerous feeder roots have grown. Lastly, a few trees exhibited signs of chlorosis.
Information from Other Sources

David Roane, Site Construction Manager stated trees were in good condition when Sun State was the maintenance contractor.
Frank Murphy, CDD board member stated they have been in decline since he has been a community member.
Expert Opinion & Observations

VerdeGo Inc. stated they are following an appropriate fertilization program.
Prosser stated that the trees likely require a higher level of microbial activity, therefore benefcial bacteria need to be introduced to the soils around the declining trees.
Sun State Nursery and Landscaping, Inc stated the trees were planted appropriately and were healthy when they were the maintenance contractor.
Huntsman Tree Supplier, Inc, stated in their years of growing and maintaining live oaks, a majority of the time the reason for decline is the lack of an appropriate fertilization program.

TESTING & ANALYSIS
As part of my investigation, I picked 10 trees to use as test trees that I could visually inspect and monitor overtime to determine if the remedial activities are providing the expected benefts. I took approximately 40 digital photographs of the trees for closer analysis and for future reference of health. 18 of the photographs are included in this report Please refer to Appendices I, II and III for pictures and fgures.
Soil nutrient and ph analysis was performed at various spots around the trees and common areas. The soil samples were sent to IFAS Extension Soil Testing Laboratory (IFAS). The information obtained is vital an assessment and results showed that a majority of the soils samples were high in ph (7.5 to 8.3). This can be detrimental to the health of the tree because as the ph increases, available nutrients are locked from uptake by the roots. In addition, testing of the nutrient content of the soil was performed and the soil analysis results are refecting the soil contains adequate Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg), but was low in Phosphorous (P) in a majority of the samples. Available Nitrogen
(N) is not tested for in soil samples. Please refer to the Appendix IV for the IFAS results, interpretation and their recommendations.
The additional soil samples taken around playground and Shearwater Parkway have not been received as of the date of this report.
A root investigation was performed using an AirSpade® and shovel. This was conducted to determine how the trees were planted and how the roots are growing. The results showed there is limited lateral root growth outside the root ball and on several trees I checked, the planting straps and wires were not removed from the top of the root ball. My visual inspection of the roots was difcult due to the density of the soil around the root ball. Therefore, an additional soil analysis was performed to determine the bulk density (porosity) of the soil. The reason for this analysis was to see how well the roots could grow through the soil. The results showed that the soil is very dense with little porosity, reducing the ability for of the roots extend away from the root ball. In addition, numerous trees have soil build up around the boll and root fare (tree volcanoes). This is due to mulching, and the mulch has broken down into organic matter and is not allowing the roots around the root ball to receive oxygen, which is vital to the health of the roots and tree.
Lastly, I tested the ph of the irrigation water to see if it was high in ph and was a potential cause of the soils being high in ph., Results were a 7.0 which is appropriate, therefore no concern with the irrigation water.
DISCUSSION
Common Problems

Overall Condition. A majority of the live oaks and magnolias along Shearwater Parkway are in fair to poor condition for their age and size. This is likely due to more than one issue. The trees in poor condition exhibit very slow to no growth. This is based on observations of trees with an abundance of moss, lichen and lack of new bud growth.

The soils are very high in ph, likely minimizing the nutrients the trees can uptake. Also, the IFAS soils analysis showed that Phosphorous was low and recommended fertilization using all four (4) macro-nutrients. (Please refer to IFAS soils analysis found in the Appendix IV) However, with high parent soil ph, the fertilizer applied will be difcult for the roots to uptake outside the root ball, unless the soil ph can be lowered or a sulfur amendment is added prior to the fertilization.
During the root investigation, I found minimal lateral roots outside the root ball, this may be contributed to the planting technique, but my opinion is that the soils are highly compacted and very dense making it difcult for the roots to extend outside the root ball. On a live oak tree planted three (3) years ago, I would expect to see more lateral roots extending out than what was observed during our root excavation. After a tree is planted, the tree puts most of its energy in growing roots, extending their reach outside the root ball. This is typically done much faster than the canopy growth. If roots cannot extend and grow, the tree canopy growth stalls or dies back. In a mature, healthy live oak and magnolia tree, the root system can have almost as much mass as the tree limbs.
The tree volcanoes are common problem in most settings and can be very detrimental to tree health long-term. The mulch itself is not the problem, it is porous, helps retain moisture and allows oxygen to reach the roots. However, if mulch is not removed on an annual basis when new mulch is added, the mulch builds up and begins to break down into organic soil that becomes too dense to allow for appropriate oxygen exchange which is detrimental to the trees health. Also can potentially cause rot around the root collar, weakening and killing the tree over-time..
CONCLUSIONS
A majority of the landscape trees are in fair to poor health, not aesthetically pleasing and are currently not an asset to the Trout Creek CDD. Trout Creek CDD has an abnormal amount of unhealthy trees. In other developments their will be a few trees showing signs of decline, but it not typical for 60% of the trees to show some form of decline. In my opinion, this is not due to one issue, but several issues combined. The high ph is concern and may not be able to fx long-term based on research. The fertilization program also may not be adequate based on these results of soils analysis. My main concern is the parent material used to fll the site is basically sterile soil, containing no microbial activity and has poor structure, inhibiting root growth. The "tree volcanoes" are a concern, but minor to the root's ability to grow through the soil. Furthermore, the volcanoes can have long-term consequences to the root fare causing fungal rot to take hold. However, in my opinion the trees for the lack of a better word, just need more TLC to address the poor health. To address the decline, each tree in poor health will need several types of remedial actions to make them respond and start to improve.
Given the initial plans and ongoing testing for the remedial actions, the trees are anticipated to start responding within 6 to 12 months after all actions have been started.

RECOMMENDATIONS AND ESTIMATED COSTS
ECS recommends the following options for remediation. (Fees will vary based on economies of scale)

Pruning trees of dead wood, removing lichen and moss.

Cost Estimate : ~$150 per tree;
Soil Inoculation
Cost Estimate: See appendix for comparison of Huntsman and WIld Earth proposals;
Sulfur Amendments (lower ph of soil)
Cost Estimate: ~$40 per 1000 sq/ft at a rate of 30 lbs per 1000 sq/ft;
Removing volcanoes around root fare
Cost Estimate: Please refer to proposals from VerdeGo and Prestige;
Removal of wires and straps
Cost Estimate: ~$50 per tree;
Tree Replacement - 4" caliper (includes planting)
Cost Estimate: ~$350 per live oak tree; ~$200 per southern magnolia

LIMITATIONS OF THIS REPORT

It is important to note that the conclusions of this report are necessarily based on the conditions observed on the day of the feld investigations, as well as our scientifc judgment of the issues and site’s potential to grow trees. Due to this “snapshot” view of the site, the results presented in this report may not accurately refect changing site conditions and spatial locations.
This report is provided for the exclusive use of the listed client. This report is not intended to be used or relied upon in conjunction with other projects or by other unidentifed third parties. The use of this report by any undesignated party will be at such party's sole risk and ECS disclaims liability for any such third party use or reliance.

Appendix I: Figures

Test Tree 1
nmTest Tree 2 Test Tree 3nm
nm Test Tree 4
nm
Test Tree 5
nm
Test Tree 6
nm

Test Trnmene 8 Test Tree 9 Test Tr mn
eem7

Test Tree 10
nm
Source: Esri, Maxar, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, CNES/Airbus DS,
USDA, USGS, AeroGRID, IGN, and the GIS User Community	

St Johns County, Florida	Shearwater (Trout Creek CDD) Tree Assessment 2806 N 5TH ST STE 403
St. Augustine, FL 32092	Approximate Test Tree Locations	
		0	275	550	1,100
Feet	
	Legend
nm	Test Tree Parcel		
		/	

	

st Johns County;
Rorida.	Snearwater (Trout Creek COD) Tree Assessment 281l6 N 5TH STSTE 403
st AugUiStine. FL 32092	
Approxft\ate Sail Sample Loc.rtions	
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	Legend
Sample Locations

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Sample Locations

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Snearwater (Trout Creek COD) Tree Assessment 281l6 N 5TH STSTE 403
st AugUiStine. FL 32092

Top die-back

Extreme branch die-back

Approxft\ate Sail Sample Loc.rtions

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Sample Locations

LJParoel

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Approxft\ate Sail Sample Loc.rtions

Snearwater (Trout Creek COD) Tree Assessment 281l6 N 5TH STSTE 403
st AugUiStine. FL 32092

st Johns County;
Rorida.

Legend
Sample Locations

LJParoel

Snearwater (Trout Creek COD) Tree Assessment 281l6 N 5TH STSTE 403
st AugUiStine. FL 32092

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st Johns County;
Rorida.	Snearwater (Trout Creek COD) Tree Assessment 281l6 N 5TH STSTE 403
st AugUiStine. FL 32092	
Approxft\ate Sail Sample Loc.rtions	
		O---=48D==116-0 ---•F1',Qe2Det	
	Legend
Sample Locations

LJParoel		

st Johns County;
Rorida.	Snearwater (Trout Creek COD) Tree Assessment 281l6 N 5TH STSTE 403
st AugUiStine. FL 32092	Approxft\ate Sail Sample Loc.rtions	
		O---=48D==116-0 ---•F1',Qe2Det	
	Legend
Sample Locations

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Greenway island 1
E

Soil sample 1
E
Greenway 8
Greenway 7E
E
Greenway 6 Falls Ave
E

Planted bed 4
E
Greenway 5 Appian ave
E
Greenway 4
E E Planted bed 3

Flowerbed 2 Greenway 3
EE Greenway 2 ladson ct
E
Retention Greenway 1
E	E Greenway 1 shearwater parkway
Source: Esri, Maxar, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, CNES/Airbus DS,
USDA, USGS, AeroGRID, IGN, and the GIS User Community	

St Johns County, Florida	Shearwater (Trout Creek CDD) Tree Assessment 2806 N 5TH ST STE 403
St. Augustine, FL 32092	Approximate Soil Sample Locations	
		0	480	960	1,920
Feet	
	Legend
E	Sample Locations Parcel		
		/	

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T2

E

T3

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T4

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Airspade Root Excavation Locations

Source: Esri, Maxar, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, CNES/Airbus DS,
USDA, USGS, AeroGRID, IGN, and the GIS User Community	

St Johns County, Florida	Shearwater (Trout Creek CDD) Tree Assessment 2806 N 5TH ST STE 403
St. Augustine, FL 32092	Approximate Soil Sample Locations	
		0	480	960	1,920
Feet	
	Legend
E	Sample Locations Parcel		
		/	

Appendix II: Fee Comparison

Comparison of Huntsman’s and VerdeGo Proposals
Goal: The purpose of this comparison is to provide the CDD direction moving forward to treat the trees for improved health and long-term sustainability in the landscape.

Huntsman Proposal:
Scope: Huntsman proposes to prune dead wood, remove lichen, and moss and amend soil with proprietary solution around 10 trees, proposal include labor and material.
Total cost: $6,500 with a per tree cost of $650. Inoculation only $275

VerdeGo Proposal:
Scope: VerdeGo proposes to amend the soil with Wild Earth products around 30 trees. Inoculation only
Total cost: $12,629.30 with a per tree cost of $421.

The two proposals are similar in the fact that they are proposing to use products that provide the like amendments. Meaning, they both contain microorganisms that are typically found in natural healthy soils. These microorganisms help process nutrients for the trees. Per my investigation, I believe this is one of the main issues for the tree decline. The soil used for fill material, as stated previously, was removed from depths that do not contain microorganisms due to the lack of organic material. The organisms will help with breaking up the soil over time as they slowly process it. Also, allowing earthworms and grubs to become more numerous further breaking up the soil.

The inoculations are likely the same, but I have no experience with either or have any feedback from others who have. Also, I could not obtain breakdown information on Huntsman nor Wild Earth inoculations as they are proprietary. Although from what I understand of these types of amendments, they all contain the same ingredients, but contain different in the number of live microorganisms.

The fee estimates differ somewhat, in that the Huntsman proposal is cheaper at $275 per tree compared to $421 per tree for just the inoculation. However, the overall cost is more in the Huntsman proposal at $650 per tree.

Right now, the Huntsman proposal is better based on the pruning. As it will have an immediate effect on aesthetics. However, this should be based on cost, therefore my recommendation is to go back to VerdeGo and have them add in pruning and moss/lichen    removal,    to    have    a    better    fee    comparison.

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Estimate

Date	Estimate #	
6/28/2023	23-2110	

Sun State Nursery & Landscaping, Inc. 9362 Phillips Highway
Jacksonville, FL 32256

Name/ Address

	P.O. No.	Rep	Project	Field	
	Paul	JH	Fertilization		
Description	Qty	Rate	Total	
Deep-root Injection/granular fertilization + fungicide - 10" cal. Deadwood Oaks*
Spray for Lichen

*not all oaks may need deadwooding.	10
10
10	275.00
300.00
75.00	2,750.00
3,000.00
750.00	
Please call Jimmy @ (352) 279-4411 if you have any questions on this Estimate.	Subtotal	$6,500.00	
	Sales Tax (0.0%)	$0.00	
	Total	$6,500.00	

Mailing Address
Trout Creek COD
Trout Creek COD c/o Rizetta & Company
3434 Colwell Ave, Suite 200
Tampa, FL 33614

Date:  October 24, 2022
Opportunity#:  8914

Job Address
Shearwater
l 00 Kayak Way
St. Augustine, FL 32092

Phone: Tampa

PROPOSAL

Job Summary:

Amend soil around 30 trees to encourage growth using Wild Earth products and process. Proposal includes labor and all materials to complete the process.

** Update 10/24/2022**

The final tree candidates to receive treatment are as follows

Trees are numbered from the Tree Health Assessment list provided by Tim O'Reilly 30 Live oaks numbered 21-50 totaling 196 Caliper inches
Landscape Enhancement
Quantity	Description	Unit	Unit Price	Ext Price	
50.00	Labor and Prep	Hr	$45.59	$2,279.40	
30.00	Tree Amendements	Ea	$333.33	$9,999.90	
1.00	Disposal Fee	Ea	$350.00	$350.00	
Landscape Enhancement Total	$12,629.30

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PROPOSAL

Proposal Total:	$12,629.30

Note: This proposal includes all labor and material necessary to complete the job. Payment due 30 days after receipt of invoice.
All material is guaranteed for one year as long as proper maintenance and landscape practices are being performed. All work to be completed in a workman-like manner according to standard practices. Any changes or additional work from the above specifications involving extra cost will be executed only upon written orders, and will become an extra charge over and above the estimates. Any verbal authorizations given by the customer will be treated the same as a written order even if authorization is not written.
Verdego employees are fully covered by workman's compensation insurance.

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL
I/WE have reviewed your proposal and hereby indicate our acceptance of the same, as per the scope, specifications and amounts mentioned in the proposal form. I/We agree to the proposed tenns of payment and will release the funds as per agreed herein.

By	 		By	 		

Date	Scott Settlemires
10/24/2022	
Date		
	VerdeGo		Trout Creek CDD	

Appendix III: Test Trees Photographs

- Test Tree 1

- Test Tree 2

- Test Tree 3

- Test Tree 4

- Test Tree 5

- Test Tree 6

- Test Tree 7

- Test Tree 8

- Test Tree 9

- Test Tree 10

Appendix IV: Tree Condition Photographs

Picture of Upper Tree Strap Not Removed.	ffi

Severe Canopy Die-Back	ffi

Picture of Straps Not Removed	ffi

Magnolia with Branch Die-Back	ffi

Picture of Soils removed from Around Root Collar	ffi

Picture of Depth of Soil Around Root Coolar	ffi

Very Poor Health	ffi

Picture of Live Oak Tree with Major Soil Build Up	ffi

Appendix V: IFAS Soils Analysis Sheets

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report
To:	For more information contact:
Joseph Brinson	Freeman, Terra
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd	St. Johns County Coop Extn Service
Jacksonville FL, 32256	3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
Tel: (904)626-5933	St Augustine FL, 32092-0572
Tel: 904-209-0430

Client Identification:	GW 1	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194216	
Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape					
			Report Date:	13-Apr-23	
Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations

Target pH: 6.0	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 8.3	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	3	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	17			
Magnesium (Mg)	27			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	4.8

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.1	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.2	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.2
Calcium  (Ca)	274	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Woody orn/tre	es in th	e landscape	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	2.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	1.40	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.46	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194216	Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.
Magnesium
Apply the equivalent of 35 lb Mg/A, or 0.8 lb Mg per 1000 sq. ft., in a soluble form, such as magnesium sulfate or potassium magnesium sulfate.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report
To:	For more information contact:
Joseph Brinson	Freeman, Terra
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd	St. Johns County Coop Extn Service
Jacksonville FL, 32256	3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
Tel: (904)626-5933	St Augustine FL, 32092-0572
Tel: 904-209-0430

Client Identification:	GW 2	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194217	
Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape					
			Report Date:	13-Apr-23	
Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations

Target pH: 6.0	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 8.1	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	1	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	15			
Magnesium (Mg)	34			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	10.4

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.1	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.1	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.1
Calcium  (Ca)	348	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Woody orn/tre	es in th	e landscape	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	2.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	1.40	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.46	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194217	Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report
To:	For more information contact:
Joseph Brinson	Freeman, Terra
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd	St. Johns County Coop Extn Service
Jacksonville FL, 32256	3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
Tel: (904)626-5933	St Augustine FL, 32092-0572
Tel: 904-209-0430

Client Identification:	GW 3	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194218	
Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape					
			Report Date:	13-Apr-23	
Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations

Target pH: 6.0	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 8.4	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	2	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	12			
Magnesium (Mg)	31			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	10.2

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.1	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.1	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.1
Calcium  (Ca)	321	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Woody orn/tre	es in th	e landscape	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	2.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	1.40	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.46	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194218	Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report
To:	For more information contact:
Joseph Brinson	Freeman, Terra
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd	St. Johns County Coop Extn Service
Jacksonville FL, 32256	3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
Tel: (904)626-5933	St Augustine FL, 32092-0572
Tel: 904-209-0430

Client Identification:	GW 4	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194219	
Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape					
			Report Date:	13-Apr-23	
Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations

Target pH: 6.0	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 8.0	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	2	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	11			
Magnesium (Mg)	43			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	23.6

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.1	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.1	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.2
Calcium  (Ca)	414	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Woody orn/tre	es in th	e landscape	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	2.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	1.40	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194219	Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report
To:	For more information contact:
Joseph Brinson	Freeman, Terra
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd	St. Johns County Coop Extn Service
Jacksonville FL, 32256	3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
Tel: (904)626-5933	St Augustine FL, 32092-0572
Tel: 904-209-0430

Client Identification:	GW 5	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194220	
Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape					
			Report Date:	13-Apr-23	
Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations

Target pH: 6.0	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 8.3	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	1	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	19			
Magnesium (Mg)	82			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	16.6

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.5	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.4	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	1.2
Calcium  (Ca)	411	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Woody orn/tre	es in th	e landscape	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	2.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	1.40	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194220	Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report
To:	For more information contact:
Joseph Brinson	Freeman, Terra
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd	St. Johns County Coop Extn Service
Jacksonville FL, 32256	3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
Tel: (904)626-5933	St Augustine FL, 32092-0572
Tel: 904-209-0430

Client Identification:	GW 6	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194221	
Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape					
			Report Date:	13-Apr-23	
Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations

Target pH: 6.0	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 8.1	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	1	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	18			
Magnesium (Mg)	76			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	20.7

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.7	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.2	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	1.2
Calcium  (Ca)	408	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Woody orn/tre	es in th	e landscape	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	2.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	1.40	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194221	Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report
To:	For more information contact:
Joseph Brinson	Freeman, Terra
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd	St. Johns County Coop Extn Service
Jacksonville FL, 32256	3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
Tel: (904)626-5933	St Augustine FL, 32092-0572
Tel: 904-209-0430

Client Identification:	GW 7	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194222	
Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape					
			Report Date:	13-Apr-23	
Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations

Target pH: 6.0	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 8.2	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	3	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	11			
Magnesium (Mg)	47			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	21.3

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.3	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.2	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.3
Calcium  (Ca)	414	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Woody orn/tre	es in th	e landscape	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	2.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	1.40	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194222	Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report
To:	For more information contact:
Joseph Brinson	Freeman, Terra
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd	St. Johns County Coop Extn Service
Jacksonville FL, 32256	3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
Tel: (904)626-5933	St Augustine FL, 32092-0572
Tel: 904-209-0430

Client Identification:	GW 8	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194223	
Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape					
			Report Date:	13-Apr-23	
Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations

Target pH: 6.0	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 7.9	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	1	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	12			
Magnesium (Mg)	41			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	11.5

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.4	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.2	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.7
Calcium  (Ca)	481	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Woody orn/tre	es in th	e landscape	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	2.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	1.40	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194223	Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report
To:	For more information contact:
Joseph Brinson	Freeman, Terra
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd	St. Johns County Coop Extn Service
Jacksonville FL, 32256	3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
Tel: (904)626-5933	St Augustine FL, 32092-0572
Tel: 904-209-0430

Client Identification:	RG 1	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194224	
Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape					
			Report Date:	13-Apr-23	
Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations

Target pH: 6.0	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 6.2	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	104	HIGH		
Potassium	(K)	40	MEDIUM		
Magnesium (Mg)	115	HIGH		

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

Soil Nutrients Mehlich-3 Extractable

Sulfur	(S)	24.8

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.7	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	6.3	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.9
Calcium  (Ca)	526	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Woody orn/tree	s in the	landscape		
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N
availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that	
Nitrogen(N):
Phosphorus(P2O5):	2.30
0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.
lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect
significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that	
Potassium(K2O):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop
needs.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.		

Caution: Your local county regulations and ordinances, if any, will supersede the recommendations made in this report. Please contact your local county extension office for further clarifications.
IMPORTANT: Please read the directions on the following page(s) carefully, if any nutrient applications are made. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

These interpretations and recommendations are based upon soil test results and scientific research/experience with the specified crop under Florida's growing conditions.
UF/IFAS fertilizer and lime recommendations are advisory in nature, emphasize efficient fertilizer use, and environmentally sound nutrient management without losses of yield or crop quality. It is generally assumed that the nutrients will be supplied from purchased, commercial fertilizer and that expected crop yields and quality will be typical of economically viable production. Growers should consider UF/IFAS recommendations in the context of their entire management strategy, such as return on investment in fertilizer and the benefits of applying manure or biosolids

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194224	Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report
To:	For more information contact:
Joseph Brinson	Freeman, Terra
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd	St. Johns County Coop Extn Service
Jacksonville FL, 32256	3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
Tel: (904)626-5933	St Augustine FL, 32092-0572
Tel: 904-209-0430

Client Identification:	GI 1	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194225	
Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape					
			Report Date:	13-Apr-23	
Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations

Target pH: 6.0	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 7.1	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	54	HIGH		
Potassium	(K)	17	LOW		
Magnesium (Mg)	122	HIGH		

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

Soil Nutrients Mehlich-3 Extractable

Sulfur	(S)	34.8

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	1.3	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	1.0	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	1.1
Calcium  (Ca)	593	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Woody orn/tree	s in the	landscape		
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N
availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that	
Nitrogen(N):
Phosphorus(P2O5):	2.30
0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.
lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect
significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that	
Potassium(K2O):	1.40	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop
needs.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.		

Caution: Your local county regulations and ordinances, if any, will supersede the recommendations made in this report. Please contact your local county extension office for further clarifications.
IMPORTANT: Please read the directions on the following page(s) carefully, if any nutrient applications are made. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

These interpretations and recommendations are based upon soil test results and scientific research/experience with the specified crop under Florida's growing conditions.
UF/IFAS fertilizer and lime recommendations are advisory in nature, emphasize efficient fertilizer use, and environmentally sound nutrient management without losses of yield or crop quality. It is generally assumed that the nutrients will be supplied from purchased, commercial fertilizer and that expected crop yields and quality will be typical of economically viable production. Growers should consider UF/IFAS recommendations in the context of their entire management strategy, such as return on investment in fertilizer and the benefits of applying manure or biosolids

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194225	Crop: Woody orn/trees in the landscape
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report	
To:	For more information contact:	
Joseph Brinson
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd Jacksonville FL, 32256
Tel: (904)626-5933	Freeman, Terra
St. Johns County Coop Extn Service 3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
St Augustine FL, 32092-0572 Tel: 904-209-0430	
Client Identification:	FB 1	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194226	
Crop: Landscape Azaleas, Camellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora
Report Date:	13-Apr-23

Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations
Target pH: 5.5	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 7.3	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	37	MEDIUM		
Potassium	(K)	26	LOW		
Magnesium (Mg)	69	HIGH		

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

Soil Nutrients Mehlich-3 Extractable

Sulfur	(S)	19.0

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.2	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	2.8	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.8
Calcium  (Ca)	962	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Landscape Azal	eas, Cam	ellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus	or Ixora	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N
availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that	
Nitrogen(N):
Phosphorus(P2O5):	1.10
0.20	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.
lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect
significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that	
Potassium(K2O):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop
needs.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.		

Caution: Your local county regulations and ordinances, if any, will supersede the recommendations made in this report. Please contact your local county extension office for further clarifications.
IMPORTANT: Please read the directions on the following page(s) carefully, if any nutrient applications are made. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

These interpretations and recommendations are based upon soil test results and scientific research/experience with the specified crop under Florida's growing conditions.
UF/IFAS fertilizer and lime recommendations are advisory in nature, emphasize efficient fertilizer use, and environmentally sound nutrient management without losses of yield or crop quality. It is generally assumed that the nutrients will be supplied from purchased, commercial fertilizer and that expected crop yields and quality will be typical of economically viable production. Growers should consider UF/IFAS recommendations in the context of their entire management strategy, such as return on investment in fertilizer and the benefits of applying manure or biosolids

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194226	Crop: Landscape Azaleas, Camellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report	
To:	For more information contact:	
Joseph Brinson
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd Jacksonville FL, 32256
Tel: (904)626-5933	Freeman, Terra
St. Johns County Coop Extn Service 3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
St Augustine FL, 32092-0572 Tel: 904-209-0430	
Client Identification:	FB 2	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194227	
Crop: Landscape Azaleas, Camellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora
Report Date:	13-Apr-23

Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations
Target pH: 5.5	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 7.7	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	2	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	8			
Magnesium (Mg)	29			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	6.0

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.2	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.1	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.1
Calcium  (Ca)	228	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Landscape Aza	leas, Ca	mellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	1.10	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.46	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194227	Crop: Landscape Azaleas, Camellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.
Gypsum
Apply 10 lb gypsum per 1000 sq. ft. as a calcium fertilizer source. Magnesium
Apply the equivalent of 35 lb Mg/A, or 0.8 lb Mg per 1000 sq. ft., in a soluble form, such as magnesium sulfate or potassium magnesium sulfate.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report	
To:	For more information contact:	
Joseph Brinson
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd Jacksonville FL, 32256
Tel: (904)626-5933	Freeman, Terra
St. Johns County Coop Extn Service 3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
St Augustine FL, 32092-0572 Tel: 904-209-0430	
Client Identification:	FB 3	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194228	
Crop: Landscape Azaleas, Camellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora
Report Date:	13-Apr-23

Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations
Target pH: 5.5	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 8.0	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	1	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	5			
Magnesium (Mg)	21			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	7.7

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.0	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.0	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.0
Calcium  (Ca)	290	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Landscape Aza	leas, Ca	mellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	1.10	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.80	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194228	Crop: Landscape Azaleas, Camellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.
Magnesium
Apply the equivalent of 35 lb Mg/A, or 0.8 lb Mg per 1000 sq. ft., in a soluble form, such as magnesium sulfate or potassium magnesium sulfate.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

Landscape And Vegetable Garden Test Report	
To:	For more information contact:	
Joseph Brinson
7873 Timberlin Park Blvd Jacksonville FL, 32256
Tel: (904)626-5933	Freeman, Terra
St. Johns County Coop Extn Service 3125 Agricultural Center Dr.
St Augustine FL, 32092-0572 Tel: 904-209-0430	
Client Identification:	FB 4	Set Number:	E75696	Lab Number:	E194229	
Crop: Landscape Azaleas, Camellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora
Report Date:	13-Apr-23

Soil Test Results and Their Interpretations
Target pH: 5.5	This is the pH at which the above crop will grow at its optimum
pH (1:2 Sample:Water): 7.9	This is the pH of your sample in water medium

Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	Interpretation	Nutrients	Level
mg/kg or ppm	
Phosphorus	(P)	1	LOW		
Potassium	(K)	14			
Magnesium (Mg)	55			

A-E Buffer Value: N/A	Buffer pH is the pH of your soil in Adams-Evans Buffer(A-E Buffer). This is done to determine the lime requirement, which will help increase the soil pH to the target pH level desired by the crop. If the pH is higher than Target pH, Buffer pH will not be determined

AB-DTPA Extractable Nutrients

Sulfur	(S)	14.7

} *For these nutrients see

Copper  (Cu)	0.2	directions on the
Manganese (Mn)	0.3	following pages
Zinc  (Zn)	0.2
Calcium  (Ca)	339	Ca is typically adequate in Florida soils
Lime and Fertilizer Recommendations
Crop: Landscape Aza	leas, Ca	mellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora	
Lime:	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Nitrogen(N):	1.10	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Phosphorus(P2O5):	0.30	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Potassium(K2O):	0.70	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	
Magnesium(Mg):	0.00	lbs per 1000 sq. ft.	

We do not test soil for N as there is no meaningful soil test for predicting N availability. Thus, the N recommendation was developed from research that measured response of the indicated crop to applied N fertilizer. If you expect significant nutrient release from organic sources such as crop residues or organic amendments, estimate the amount mineralized and subtract that amount from the fertilizer recommendations given below to arrive at crop needs.

IMPORTANT: Prior to making any of the recommended applications, read carefully the footnotes/directions on this report. If you have any questions, please call the county extension agent listed above.

The soil has been determined to be calcareous in nature because of its pH (>=7.4). At this pH, AB-DTPA extraction method was found suitable. However, only Phosphorus(P) was calibrated. No calibration was possible for Potassium(K) and Magnesium (Mg). Therefore, the recommendations for K and Mg are provided solely for successful crop performance and yields. Nitrogen(N) recommendations are provided based on research data and not on a soil test. Research studies are underway at different locations in the state to identify an appropriate extraction method for improved interpretations and recommendations for these soils. At that time, the recommendations will be modified, as appropriate

Prior to making any of the above recommended applications, it is important to read carefully the following footnotes and follow the directions provided on fertilizer applications, timing, doses, sources, sulfur and micronutrients, irrigation, etc.
Directions
Sample Number: 194229	Crop: Landscape Azaleas, Camellias, Gardenias, Hibiscus or Ixora
General
Indicated fertilizer amounts, coupled with nutrients already in the soil, will satisfy the crop-nutrient requirement for this growing season. Fertilizer and water management are linked. Maximum fertilizer efficiency is achieved only with close attention to water management. Supply only enough irrigation water to satisfy plant requirements and minimize leaching conditions.
Established trees (more than three to five years since transplanting) do not need routine fertilization.

For recently-planted trees, broadcast fertilizer within a diameter of 1.5 times the dripline diameter.
Broadcast P2O5 either in one application or as half the recommended amount in each of two applications during the growing season. To minimize leaching losses, broadcast N and K2O in small increments throughout the growing season. Schedule one application every 12 weeks (three times per growing season), adding 33% of the recommended amount of N and K2O at each application. To insure equal coverage when fertilizer rates are small, blend all compatible fertilizers.
Soil pH
The pH of this soil is quite high. If this is a natural condition (i.e. if it is not from the over-application of lime), it is generally impractical to lower the soil pH with soil ammendments. Use plant species that are tolerant of high soil pH.
Sulfur
Application of sulfur is not required if test value is greater than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm. If the soil test value is less than 6.0 mg/kg or ppm apply sulfur as shown below:

Fertilizer should contain 15 to 20 lb sulfur/A. Apply as a sulfate (eg. gypsum, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, potassium sulfate, potassium magnesium sulfate), since elemental sulfur will react too slowly to supply the sulfur needs of the current crop.

This data report has been issued on the authority of Dr. Rao Mylavarapu, Laboratory Director, and Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, QA Officer, in support of Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

UF/IFAS Analytical Services Laboratories
Extension Soil Testing Laboratory
Wallace Building 631 PO Box 110740 Gainesville, FL 32611-0740
Email: soilslab@ifas.ufl.edu Web: soilslab.ifas.ufl.edu Phone #:352-392-1950
GUIDANCE ON MICRONUTRIENTS
The IFAS Extension Soil Testing Laboratory currently offers a soil test for three micronutrients, copper (Cu), manganese (Mn), and zinc (Zn). Interpretations in terms of plant needs of the particular nutrients are still quite tentative. They are presented here with the understanding that other criteria such as crop production records and observation of deficiency symptoms should be used along with the test results in reaching the management decision concerning micronutrient fertilization.
Interpretation of extractable Cu, Mn, and Zn depends on the soil pH. The critical soil levels for these nutrients increase with pH for crops grown on acid sandy soils of Florida. Micronutrient availability in the alkaline pH range is better evaluated with a plant tissue test or with soil test extractants developed especially for alkaline soils.
Indiscriminate use of micronutrient soil tests should be avoided. However, if plant performance has been less than optimum in the past and the soil test levels are below those shown in the tables, fertilization with the respective micronutrients may be indicated.

COPPER
In Florida, Cu deficiencies have been generally confined to soils high in organic matter and so-called “new ground” just coming into cultivation in the flatwood areas. Known Cu phytotoxicity occurs in citrus groves and vegetable crop areas where Cu applied in fungicides and fertilizers has accumulated in the soil over the years. Liming to pH 7.0 is the simplest means of overcoming phytotoxicity.
Table 1 provides guidelines for interpreting the IFAS Micronutrient Soil Test values for extractable Cu in mineral soils. Dilute acids are poor extractants of Cu on organic soils and do not give reliable estimates of crop responses. The IFAS Soil Testing Lab does not presently provide a Cu soil test for organic soils.
Application of 3 to 5 pounds elemental Cu per acre (as copper sulfate or finely ground copper oxide) will correct Cu deficiencies in most crops growing on mineral soils. Mixing these Cu sources with macronutrient fertilizers presents no agronomic problems, provided segregation of the materials is avoided. A single Cu application may be sufficient for several years. Do not repeat this application until soil or tissue tests indicate a need for Cu. Copper added to soil is there “forever” and Florida already has too many cases of soils with phytotoxic levels of Cu. Fertilizer Cu should not be applied to mineral soils where Cu will be used as a pesticide.

Table 1. Tentative interpretation of extractable Cu in mineral soils

Soil pH Minerals Soils Only	
	5.5-6.0	6.0-6.5	6.5-7.0	
		ppm		
Level below which there may be a crop response to applied Cu	0.1-0.3	0.3-0.5	0.5*	
Level above which Cu phytotoxicity may occur	2.0-3.0	3.0-5.0	5.0**	
*If in doubt about copper nutrition of crop, get a tissue test
MANGANESE
There has been some success in predicting crop response to fertilizer Mn with extractable Mn. Lack of success in some cases has resulted from the complex nature of soil Mn and the many factors that affect its uptake by plants. Levels in table 2 are suggested as a guide for interpreting extractable Mn in mineral and organic soils.
Application of 8 to 10 pounds elemental Mn (as manganese sulfate or manganese oxide) per acre in banded fertilizer is recommended when the soil test levels are below those shown in Table 2. Broadcast applications are less effective and the rate should be increased to 20 or 30 pounds Mn if the fertilizer is broadcast. Uptake of Mn is generally best when Mn is banded with acid forming fertilizers. Field crops most likely to give a yield response to applied Mn in Florida are soybeans, small grains, and irrigated corn. Sugarcane grown on organic soils having pHs above 6.5 will also respond to banded Mn fertilizer.
ZINC
Table 2 presents a guide to interpretation of extractable Zn in both mineral and organic soils. Where Zn fertilization is needed, application rates may vary considerably with crop and Zn source but generally are around 5 to 10 pounds Zn per acre. For tree crops, use tissue tests to determine if Zn fertilization is needed, and it is known that no Zn is applied in the spray program.
Table 2. Interpretive guide to extractable Mn and Zn

Soil pH Minerals Soils Only	
	5.5-6.0	6.0-6.5	6.5-7.0	
		ppm		
Level below which there may be a crop response to applied Mn	3-5	5-7	7-9	
Level below which there may be a crop response to applied Zn	0.5	0.5-1.0	1.0-3.0	
The critical values shown in Table 2 are higher than those used in other states of the Southeastern U.S. and reflect a significant “margin of safety” in interpretation of the test results. These critical levels may be modified as results from field trials justify such changes.

Appendix VI: Glossary

Glossary

Arboriculture: The science and art of caring for trees, shrubs and other woody plants in landscape settings.
Arborist: A person possessing the technical competence through experience and related training to provide for or supervise the management of trees or other woody plants in a landscape setting.
Biomass: The total mass, at a given time, of living organisms of one or more species per unit area (species biomass) or of all the species in the community (community biomass).
Bracing: Installation of steel rods or bolts through the stems or limbs, to reduce twisting or splitting of the wood.
Cabling: Installation of steel cables, attached to lag screws or bolts placed in tree limbs, to provide additional support or to limit movement and stress of limbs.
Cavity: An open and exposed area of wood, where the bark is missing and internal wood has been decayed and dissolved.
Compaction: The compression of soil, causing a reduction of pore space and an increase in the density of the soil. Tree roots cannot grow in compacted soil.
Conifer: Plant that bears seeds in a cone.

Core Sample: A sample of wood extracted from a trunk or branch, using an increment borer tool. The resulting core can be analyzed for characteristics of growth, structure, and decay, and for species identification.
Critical root zone: Portion of the root system that is the minimum necessary to maintain vitality or stability of the tree. Encroachment or damage to the critical root zone will put the tree at risk of failure.
Decay: Progressive deterioration of organic tissues, usually caused by fungal or bacterial organisms, resulting in loss of cell structure, strength, and function. In wood, the loss of structural strength.
Deciduous: Perennial plant that loses all its leaves at one time during the year.

Defoliation: Loss of leaves.

Dormant: Seasonal quiescent state in which the plant suspends growth. Usually occurs during winter months.
Evergreen: Plant that retains its leaves for more than one growing season.

Fertilization: The process of adding nutrients to a tree or plant; usually done by incorporating the nutrients into the soil, but sometimes by foliar application or injection directly into living tissues.
Foliage: The live leaves or needles of the tree; the plant part primarily responsible for photosynthesis.
Growth Increment: The incremental growth added as new wood each growing season over existing wood. This is seen as growth rings in cross-sections of wood.
Hardwood: Trees that lose their leaves in autumn; also refers to the wood produced by these trees. Hardwoods are the predominant type of tree in the deciduous forest.
Herbicide: A chemical that kills plants or inhibits their growth; intended for weed control.

Horticulture: Cultivation of fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants.

Insecticide: A chemical that kills insects.

Integrated Pest Management: System of controlling pests and their damaging effects through mechanical, chemical, biological, cultural and regulatory techniques.
Landscape: Areas of land that are distinguished by differences in landforms, vegetation, land use, and aesthetic characteristics.
Mitigation: Action taken to alleviate potential adverse effects on wetlands and fish habitat undergoing modification. Also commonly used to mean compensation for damage done.
Mulch: Any material such as wood chips, straw, sawdust, leaves, and stone that is spread on the surface of the soil to protect the soil and plant roots from the effects of raindrops, soil crusting, freezing, and evaporation.
Natural pruning: The natural death of branches on the stem of a tree from such causes as decay, or deficiency of light or water, or snow, ice and wind breakage.
Natural target pruning: Pruning technique in which only branch tissue is removed, with the cut placed just beyond the branch collar.

Nutrients: The substances, such as mineral elements and compounds, including water and air, that a plant synthesizes into the complex compounds of tissue.
Overmature: Tree or stand that has passed the age of maturity where the rate of growth has diminished and the trees are weakened.
Pruning: Selective removal of woody plant parts of any size, using saws, pruners, clippers, or other pruning tools.
Root System: The portion of the tree containing the root organs, including buttress roots, transport roots, and fine absorbing roots; all underground parts of the tree.
Root Zone: The area and volume of soil around the tree in which roots are normally found. May extend to three or more times the branch spread of the tree, or several times the height of the tree.
Senescence: The process of aging, decline and death.

Softwood: Cone-bearing trees with needles or scale-like leaves; also refers to the wood produced by these trees. Softwoods are the predominant tree type in coniferous forests.
Soil: A dynamic natural body composed of mineral and organic materials and living forms in which plants grow.
Species: The main category of taxonomic classification into which living organisms are subdivided, comprising a group of similar individuals having a number of correlated characteristics.
Stress: Unfavorable deviation from normal. The action on a body of any system of balanced forces whereby strain or deformation results. In arboriculture, the adverse alteration of tree health by abiotic or biotic factors.
Target: Any person or object within reach of a falling tree or part of a tree, that may be injured or damaged.
Thinning: Pruning technique in which branches are removed at their point of origin.

Tree protection zone: A designated area around trees where maximum protection and preservation efforts are implemented to minimize soil compaction, etc.
Urban forestry: Management of naturally occurring and planted trees in urban areas

Vigor: Overall health; the capacity to grow and resist physiological stress.

Visual Tree Assessment: Method of evaluating structural defects and stability in trees.

Tab 5

	6869 Phillips Pkwy. Dr. South Jacksonville Fl. 32256	 Fax: 904-807-9158	Phone: 904-997-0044

Service Report

Date: August 23, 2023	Biologists: Jim Charles,	
	Rich Powers, Justin Powers	
Client: Trout Creek CDD		
Waterways: 29 ponds		
Entry Pond: Pond was in good condition. No invasive species noted. Water level is normal.

Amenity Pond: This pond was in good condition. Water level is good. Missed picture.

Pond 1a: This pond remains in very good condition. Water level is normal.

Pond 1b: This pond was in fair condition. Water level is normal. Treated pond for minor algae.

Pond 2a: This pond was in fair to good condition. Water level is normal. Treated perimeter for torpedo grass and pennywort.

Pond 2b: This pond was in good condition. Pond level is normal.

Pond 3a: This pond was in fair condition. Water level is normal. Treated perimeter for bacopa and water lilies.

Pond 6: This pond was in good condition. Water level is normal.

Pond 7b: Pond was in fair to good condition. Water level is normal. Treated perimeter for torpedo grass by boat.

Pond 7c: Pond was in good condition. Water level is normal.

Pond 9a: Pond was in fair to good condition. Water level is normal.

Pond 9b: Pond was in good condition. Water level is normal.

Pond 10a: Pond was in good condition. Water level is good. Treated pond for maiden cane and minor algae.

Pond 10c: Pond was in good condition. Water level is normal.

for algae.

Pond 11a: Pond was in fair condition. Water level is good. Treated for algae and submersive weeds.

Pond 11b: Pond was in good condition. Water level is good.

invasive species noted.

Pond 12a: Pond was in good condition. Water level is normal.

Pond 14: Pond was in good condition. Water level is good.

Pond 20: Pond was in very good condition. Water level is good.

Pond 21A: Pond was in fair condition. Water level is good.

Pond 22A: Pond was in good condition. Water level is good.

Pond 22B: Pond was in good condition. Water level is normal.

Pond 23B: Pond is in good condition.

Pond 33: Treated perimeter for cattails and alligator weed.

Note: Four new ponds were added this month.

Pond 24a: Treated minor cattails.

Pond 24c: Pond was in good condition.

Pond 31: Pond was in fair to good condition. Missed picture.
Jim Charles

Tab 6

Trout Creek CDD
Operations Report for September 20, 2023
(Aug. 22 – Sept. 8)

Notables:
Tennis Gate magnetic latch was repaired and broken the very next day. The vendor has been asked to install a much stronger magnet to prevent someone from yanking it open without a key fob.
The current access system is capable of providing pictures on cards. The only equipment required is an iPad or monitor with an APP. This will require all residents to re-register and will clean out any non-residents (moved away). Anyone 12 and over will be required to update to a photo id.
One quote received to date to replace outer fencing to 6’. Currently there are 7 access points into the facility. Controlling non-resident access is next to impossible. As long as there are emergency egress exits, the entry points can be limited to the tennis gate and pool gate.
Hurricane Idalia preparation all day on 8/29. Staff received very rude comments from residents as to why the pools were closing at 4:00pm and accused of being rude after stating for staff safety getting home and to prepare their homes. The current 4 staff members prepped the entire common areas on the property and clean up/reset the day after the storm. Some residents cut the zip ties on the gates and swam laps, hug out at the pavilion and left trash everywhere except the trash cans. Notice of pools remaining closed until 1pm were ignored and people swimming when staff arrived and pool maintenance vendor vacuuming the pools. Cameras were off-line due to power outage during the storm so video is not available to identify trespassers.
Landscape scope of work compiled with the assistance of two supervisors (Frank and Clint), David Roan, and the landscape club.
Letter emailed to VerdeGo noticing they are not maintaining property per contract.
Fountain Tower leak repaired by Innovative on 9/8

Administration:
Staff requisitions posted for Lifestyle Director, Maintenance Supervisor, Porter, and Resident Services Coordinator (1 FT and 1 PT) posted on all major hiring platforms and FirstService Residential website. Offers submitted for Maintenance Supervisor, Lifestyle Director, and Porter.
Facility walkthrough with current cleaning company.
Meeting with the landscape club (two separate dates)
Post season meeting with lifeguard vendor to discuss summer season issues.
Post season meeting with Swim Team President, Ryan Stone, Wanda and Belynda.
Property tour with David Roan and Wanda (separately)
Impromptu meeting with Scott (904 Tennis) to discuss facility/court needs.
Facility walk through with pressure washing company for quote to clean outside of buildings, sidewalks, and brink columns at Kayak Hub and Fitness Center. Including tennis patio.
Contracted All Weather to snake ALL toilets and urinals at the Hub and Outpost
Meeting with the garden club organizer
Inspection of two dead pine trees and pergola (rotten wood)

Kayak Hub:
August Café Sales (report attached)

Lifestyle Event Recap:
Coffee On the Porch – estimated 55-60 participants
Adult Bingo – estimated 40-45 participants
End of Summer Pool Party – estimated 375 participants

Upcoming Lifestyle Events:
College Football Social at the Hub 9/16 – Gators vs Volunteers
College Football Social at the Hub 9/23 – FSU vs Clemson
Jaguars vs Texans Wing Cook-Off Social 9/24
First Friday Live Music at the Outpost
Community Sidewalk Sale
Family Halloween Drive-In Movie
Florida vs Georgia Social at the Hub
Boo Fest

Maintenance:
Repaired gate at rear pool entrance
Installed bike rack at North Creek Park
Repaired gate at dog park
Repaired bench at outpost
Repaired rain chain at the pavilion
Repaired spring rocker at Tot Lot
Repaired gate at slide tower
Repaired light at Woodlands Monument
Repaired entry door at hub
Repaired door at fitness lodge Repaired timer at traffic circle
Repaired broken chair at outpost
Breaker replaced at lap pool
Repaired broken transformer post
Replaced proximity reader at gate entering tennis courts from parking lot
Repaired ceiling fan in aerobics room
Filled holes at dog part
Repaired pavers at pavilion
Replaced gate latch at court 3
Storm prep and clean-up post storm all CDD common areas, kayak hub and outpost
Leaking shaft seal at lazy river pump contacted VAK PAK
Set light timers throughout community and amenities
Repaired tennis court service gate
Repaired gate latch at big dog park
Replaced gate closer on court 4
Removed paint from boardwalk at outpost

Repaired mailbox at Windley Drive
Leak from missing seal in outdoor water fountain
Cleaned up debris that was dropped from a contractor (didn’t stop) that included lumber,
nails, and a lot of dirt at the front round- about exit side.

BELYNDA THARPE
General Manager
Trout Creek CDD
100 Kayak Way| St. Augustine, FL 32092
Direct 904.342.3739
Email belynda.tharpe@fsresidential.com

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Sales	08/01/2023-08/31/2023	
Gross Sales	$11,731.85	
Returns	-$2,521.75	
Discounts & Comps	($3.50)	
Net Sales	$9,206.60	
Total	$9,206.60	
Payments		
Total Collected	$9,206.60	
Cash	$0.00	
Card	$9,206.60	
Fees	($375.11)	
Net Total	$8,831.49	

Tab 7

FIFTH ADDENDUM TO THE CONTRACT FOR
	PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT SERVICES	

This Fifth Addendum to the Contract for Professional District Services (this “Addendum”), is made and entered into as of the 1st day of October, 2023 (the “Effective Date”), by and between Trout Creek Community Development District, a local unit of special purpose government established pursuant to Chapter 190, Florida Statutes, located in St. Johns County, Florida (the “District”), and Rizzetta & Company, Inc., a Florida corporation (the “Consultant”).

RECITALS

WHEREAS, the District and the Consultant entered into the Contract for Professional District Services dated October 1, 2018 (the “Contract”), incorporated by reference herein; and

WHEREAS, the District and the Consultant desire to amend Exhibit B - Schedule of Fees of the Fees and Expenses, section of the Contract as further described in this Addendum; and

WHEREAS, the District and the Consultant each has the authority to execute this Addendum and to perform its obligations and duties hereunder, and each party has satisfied all conditions precedent to the execution of this Addendum so that this Addendum constitutes a legal and binding obligation of each party hereto.

NOW, THEREFORE, based upon good and valuable consideration and the mutual covenants of the parties, the receipt of which and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the District and the Consultant agree to the changes to amend Exhibit B
- Schedule of Fees attached.

The amended Exhibit B - Schedule of Fees are hereby ratified and confirmed. All other terms and conditions of the Contract remain in full force and effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the undersigned have executed this Addendum as of the Effective Date.

(Remainder of this page is left blank intentionally)

Therefore, the Consultant and the District each intend to enter this Addendum, understand the terms set forth herein, and hereby agree to those terms.

ACCEPTED BY:

Rizzetta & Company, Inc.

BY:

PRINTED NAME:	 William J. Rizzetta	 TITLE:	 President	
DATE:		

Trout Creek Community Development District

BY:

PRINTED NAME:

TITLE:	 Chairman/Vice Chairman	

DATE:		

ATTEST:

Vice Chairman/Assistant Secretary Board of Supervisors

Print Name

Exhibit B – Schedule of Fees

EXHIBIT B
Schedule of Fees

	MONTHLY		ANNUALLY	
Management:	$1,789.75		$21,477	
Administrative:	$445.92		$5,351	
Accounting:	$1,789.75		$21,477	
Financial & Revenue Collections:	$459.67		$5,516	
Assessment Roll (1)			$5,792	

Total Standard On-Going Services:	
$4,485.08		

$59,613	

STANDARD ON-GOING SERVICES:
Standard On-Going Services will be billed in advance monthly pursuant to the following schedule:

(1) Assessment Roll is paid in one lump-sum at the time the roll is completed.

PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS FEES:

Public Records Requests will be billed hourly to the District pursuant to the current

ADDITIONAL SERVICES:	FREQUENCY	RATE	
Extended and Continued Meetings	Hourly	$ 175	
Additional Meetings (includes meeting prep,			
attendance and drafting of minutes)	Hourly	$ 175	
Estoppel Requests (billed to requestor):			
One Lot (on tax roll)	Per Occurrence	$ 100	
Two+ Lots (on tax roll)	Per Occurrence	$ 125	
One Lot (direct billed by the District)	Per Occurrence	$ 100	
Two–Five Lots (direct billed by the District)	Per Occurrence	$ 150	
Six-Nine Lots (direct billed by the District)	Per Occurrence	$ 200	
Ten+ Lots (direct billed by the District)	Per Occurrence	$ 250	
Long Term Bond Debt Payoff Requests	Per Occurrence	$ 100/Lot	
Two+ Lots	Per Occurrence	Upon Request	
Short Term Bond Debt Payoff Requests &			
Long Term Bond Debt Partial Payoff Requests			
One Lot	Per Occurrence	$ 125	
Two – Five Lots	Per Occurrence	$ 200	
Six – Ten Lots	Per Occurrence	$ 300	
Eleven – Fifteen Lots	Per Occurrence	$ 400	
Sixteen+ Lots	Per Occurrence	$ 500	
Special Assessment Allocation Report	Per Occurrence	Upon Request	
True-Up Analysis/Report	Per Occurrence	Upon Request	
Re-Financing Analysis	Per Occurrence	Upon Request	
Bond Validation Testimony	Per Occurrence	Upon Request	
Bond Issue Certifications/Closing Documents	Per Occurrence	Upon Request	
Electronic communications/E-blasts	Per Occurrence	Upon Request	
Special Information Requests	Hourly	Upon Request	
Amendment to District Boundary	Hourly	Upon Request	
Grant Applications	Hourly	Upon Request	
Escrow Agent	Hourly	Upon Request	
Continuing Disclosure/Representative/Agent	Annually	Upon Request	
Community Mailings	Per Occurrence	Upon Request	
Response to Extensive Public Records Requests	Hourly	Upon Request	
Litigation Support Services	Hourly	Upon Request	

hourly rates shown below:	
JOB TITLE:	HOURLY RATE:	
Regional Manager	$ 52.00	
District Manager	$ 40.00	
Accounting & Finance Staff	$ 28.00	
Administrative Support Staff	$ 21.00	

LITIGATION SUPPORT SERVICES:

Litigation Support Services will be billed hourly to the District pursuant to the current

hourly rates shown below:	
JOB TITLE:	HOURLY RATE:	
President	$ 300.00	
Chief Financial Officer	$ 250.00	
Vice President	$ 225.00	
Regional District Manager	$ 200.00	
Accounting Manager	$ 200.00	
Finance Manager	$ 200.00	
District Manager	$ 175.00	
Amenity Services Manager	$ 175.00	
Clubhouse Manager	$ 150.00	
Field Services Manager/Landscape Specialist	$ 150.00	
Senior Accountant	$ 150.00	
Staff Accountant	$ 100.00	
Financial Associate	$ 100.00	
Administrative Assistant	$	85.00	
Accounting Clerk	$	85.00	

Tab 8

August 23, 2023

Trout Creek CDD dba Shearwater Community 100 Kayak Way
St. Augustine FL, 32092 Customer # 10-503

Contract payoff amount for Trout Creek CDD lease #B319 executed on 4/23/2021 with a lease start date of 4/23/2021. Current expiration date scheduled for 4/23/2024.

*Equipment List:

(1) Vitro S1 whole bean coffee bar
(1) Lavit sparkling beverage system
(1) Everpure water filter head

*Total payoff amount: $3,365.82

Eight remaining lease payments of $180/mo
Equipment removal of $125 per machine
Three months average invoice of $481.25
Equipment return shipping cost $232.07

Sincerely,

Vexacor Supply Group Management Team 904.551.0548

V% 9r
Business Agreement

Bill To:
Customer Le al Name:	

Contact Name:			
Customer Known As:				
Street Address:				
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Phone:				
E-mail:				

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I.	Term: Service under this agreement shall commence on 11,212021. The term of contract shall be a period of thirty six months. The Supplier and/or Customer shall have the right to terminate the contract, at end of term, by providing written notice no later than ninety days prior to the anniversazy date. If notice is not provided by either party, the contact shall automatically renew for an additional tenn which shall he the same length of time as the original term. Customer agrees to accept delivery of supplies listed in "Exhibit A" for the term of the contract. Total montbly rental is charged if customer does not order supplies from "Exhibit A".	_
Compensation: During the term of this contract, Customer shall pay Supplier the sum of S	O	per month for the
equipment to be furnished by lbe Supplier. This contract is subject to no more than a ten percent annual increase in cost.
All airreements are subject to fuel sureharge.
QTY	MODEL	SERIAL#	IO#	PRODUCT DESCRPTION	PRICE	
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				Adjusted Monthly Rental	If /C:-b	

Insurance: Throughout the term oftbis contract, Supplier shall maintain all necessary insurance coverage in accordance with the State of Florida

Installation: A one time fee of$99 per machine shall be billed for
Acknowledgement: Supplier accepts that Cv.2 '	<>	,.
responsibilities of set forth agreement

livery and installation of each machine.
is acting as an authorized agent and receives all

	Supplier has one business day to respond to all service calls. filter change perfo[med every six months and billed after services rendered. Coffee Brewer descale cleaning performed every twelve months or as needed and billed after services rendered.
Customer agrees to pay remainder of Total Monthly Rental, three months average supply invoice, and equipment removal fee in the event of early termination.
	Equipment: Customer agrees to pay foll retail value of equipment in the event of loss, or damage that is caused by non­ routine use of equipment Supplier reserves the right to remove any rental equipment during tem1 of agreement.
All payments must be received no later than thirty days from invoice date, or will he subject to a5% late payment penalty.
Supplier may assign all rights and responsibilities under this contract without the consent of Customer and without prior notification to Customer. Customer shall not assign the rights and responsibilities under this contract without prior written consent of Supplier. Except as provided under the terms and conditions of this contract, this contract shall bind and inure to the-benefitofth.e heirs, personal representatives, successors, and assigns of the parties.

Signature:

1I.  In U1e event of .any contract dispute. the prevailing party shall be entitled to reasonable attorney's fees and court costs from non°prcvailing party. The sole and exclusive jurisdiction and venue of any disputes shall be Duval County, Florida.

Supplier.	Vexacor Supply Group	
Date:		
Print Name:	
Signature:		

Tab 9

Application Number 2858834

Agreement Number	Schedule Number

Advantage Lease Agreement
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SHEARWATER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC
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(THISAGREEMENT CONTAINSTHETERMS ANDCONDITIONSSETFORTHBELOW,ALLOFWHICHAREMADEAPARTOFTHIS AGREEMENT ANDINCORPORATED INTOEACHSCHEDUL£.)

1. LEASE AGREEMEHT: You agree to lease from us the personal property identified herein, and additional personal property as identified in Schedules lo this Advantage lease Agreement, incorpora ng these IERMS AND CONDITIONS by reference - from time to time - signed by you and us (such property and any upgrades, replacements. repairs and additions referred to as "Equipment") lor businesspurposes only EachSchedule is aseparateass,gnablc lease. To theextent the Equipment includes intangible property or associated services suchasperiodic software licensesandprepaid databasesubscr,ptron rights,suchproperty shallbereferred to as the"Software" Youagree to all of thetermsandconditions containedIn thisAgreement andany Schedule,
which together are a complete statement of our agreement regarding the listed equipment ("Agreement'') and supersede all other writings, communications, understandings, agreements, purchase orders, solicitation documentsand related documents. ThisAgreement may be modified onlyby written Agreement and not by course or performance This Agreement becomes valid uponexecution by or for us TheEquipment isdeemedaccepted by you hereunder andunder theapplicable Schedule unless younotify uswithin three {3) daysof delivery thatyoudo notaccept the Equipment andspecify the defect or malfunction. In thatevent,at oursole option, weor our designee will replace thedefective itemof Equipment or thisAgreement will becanceled and we or our deslgnee willrepossess the Equipment. Youagreethat, uponourreqJest,youwillsignanddeliver to us, adelrvery andacceptance certificate confirmingyour acceptance of theEquipment leased to you The "Billing Date• of thls Agreement willbe thetwentieth(20th)day or analternative agreed upon date followinginstallation You agreeto paya prorated amount of I/30thof the monthly payment times the number of days between the installation date and the Billing Date This Agreement will continue from theBilling Date for the Term shown and w,11 beextended automahcally forsuccessive one( t) month termsunless you (a) send uswnttennotice,between mnety (90)days andonehundred fifty(150) daysbefore the endof the initral termor at least 30 days before the endof any renewal term that you want to purchase or return the Equipment, and youtimely purchase or return the Equipment. Leases with $100 purchase options willnot be renewed The periodic renewalpayment hasbeen sel by mutual agreement and is not based on thecost of any component of this lease. THE BASE RENTAL PAYMEHT SHALL BEADJUSTED PROPORTIONATELY UPWARD ORDOWNWARD, If THE ACTUALCOST OFTHE EQUIPMENT EXCEEDS ORISLESS THANTHEESTIMATEPROVIDED TOYOU. If anyprovision of thisAgreement
is declared unenforceable in any Junsdictton. the other provisions herein shall remain m full force and effect in that Junsdictron and all others You authorize us 10 insert or correct missing
information on this lease including your proper legal name, serial number;, other numbers describing the Equipment and other omitted factual matters. You agree to provide updated annual and/or quarterly financial statements to us upon request. You authorize us or our agent to obtain credit reports and make credit inquiries regarding you and your financial condition and to provideyour information,includingpayment history, to ourassigneeor thirdpartleshaving aneconomic interest ,n thisAgreement, anyScheduleor theEquipment

2, REHT. Rent will bepayable in installments, eachrnthe amount of the 1\/onthly Payment (or other periodrc payment) shown plusanyapplicable sales.use and property tax If wepay any ta on your behalf, you agree to reimburse uspromptly along witha processrng fee. Subsequent installments will be payable on the firstday of each rental payment period shownbeginning after the first rentalpayment period or asotherwiseagreed. Wewillhavethe r19ht to apply all sums received fromyouto any amounts dueandowedto us under t11e termsof thisAgreement. Your obligation to make all Monthly Payments (or other periodic payment) hereunderis absolute and unconditional and you cannot withhold or offset against any Monthly Payments (or other periodic
payment) for any reason. You agree thatyou willremit payments to usin the form of companychecks(or personal checks1nthe case of soleproprietorships).direct debitor wrres only. Youalso agree cash and cash equrvalents arenol acceptable forms of payment for thrs Agreement and that you wrll not remit such forms of payment to us WEBOTH INTEND TO COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE LAWS. IF IT IS DETERMINED THAT YOUR PAYMENTS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT OR UNDER A SCHEDULE RESULT IN AH llfTEREST PAYMENT HIGHER THAN ALLOWED BY APPLICABLE LAW,THEN ANY EXCESSINTEREST COLLECTED WILLBEAPPLIED TO AMOUNTSTHAT ARELAWFULLY DUE AND OWING UNDER THIS AGREEMENT OR WILL BEREFUNDED TO YOU.IN HOEVENT WILLYOUBEREQUIRED TOPAY AHV AMOUHTSIN EXCESSOFTHELEGALAMOUNT.

3, OWNERSHIP OFEQUIPMENT:We are the owner of the Equipment and have sole title(unless you have a $100 purchase option) to the Equipment (excluding software). You agree to keep the Equipment treeandclear of all liensandclaims Youaresolelyresponsible for removing any datathat may reside in theEquipment youreturn,includingbut not hmited to harddrives. diskdrives or any other formof memory.

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WARRANTY DISCLAIMER: WE MAKE NO WARRANTY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THAT THE' EQUIPMENT IS FIT FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR THAT THE EQUIPMENT IS MERCHANTABU. YOU AGREE THATYOUHAVE SEI.ECTED EACH ITEM OF EQUIPMENTBASEDUPON YOUR OWNJUDGMENT ANDDISCLAIM ANY RELIANCE UPON ANYSTATEMENTS OR
REPRESENTATIONSMADE BV US.WE ARE LEASING THEEQUIPMElfflO YOU "AS-IS". Vou acknowledge Iha! neither we nor our representatives are the lessor's agents ,md none of usare
au1horl1ed tomouify the terms of thisAgreement or ny Schedule without theLessors consent Nor>1presentahonor wammy of ours with respeCI to the Equipment will bmd L sor,nor will any breach ttmeor relieve you of any of yom obligauons hereunder You are aware of die name of the manufacturer or supplier of each /tell' of Equipment and you will contact the manulactu,,., or 1uppl1er tor a description ol yoor warrantv nghts, You hereby acknowledge and confirm lhat you have not rece,ved any tax, linancial, accounting or legal arlvi,e from us, the lessor, the maoulacturer orst,pplier of lheEquipment. THISAGREEMENT ANO EACHSCHEDULE CONSTITUTES A "FINANCE LEASE" ASDEFINED IN ARTICLE2AOFTHEUNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE
You agree that theCustomer OneGuardntee1sa separateand ,ndependent obhgat,on ol ours, that nolessoror assignee of thelessorshall have anyobhgat,on toyou with respect to the Guarantl!(! an that yourobfiganons under this Agreement are notsubiecr tosetoff, wl!hllolding. reduction, counterclaim ordefern.eforanyreason whatsoeVer Including, without hmrtatlon. anyclaim youmay have.i9a1ns1IJSwith re.1pect to theCustomer OneGuarantee

LOCATION OFEQUIPMENT You will keepanrl use!heEqu,prnenronlyatyour addressihow11auove aM youagree not10move IIU11lesswe;,gree toit Al thePndQf th flgr emenrs term.11you dono\ purr.hase rhe Equipment, you will return !he Equipment to;; location we specrfy al youni µen . m ret-ail resalable condition(normal w ar and tear acceptalile), lull workrng ortjer.an<I In complete repair

LOSS OR DAMAGE You are responsible tor lhe ris,ol loss or for any destruction ofor damageto the Equipment No such lossor rlamage relieves you from the payment obllgauons under this Agreement You agree topromptly notify us rn wri ng orany lossor damage and you will then nay to us the nteserit1t,ll11e of Ure lol'.11of allunpaid Monthly Payments lorother pe11od1c payments shown) for thelull Agreement term plus the tlmated farr market value ortheEquipment at theend ol the origmJlly scneduled term, II d1scottnled a, rour percent(4%) peryear_ Anyproceeds ol rn,urance w,11be paid lousand credited, at ouroption, ngainst any lossor damage You authorize us tosign on your behall-and appomt usas your attorney in far.I to ex cute In yoor name an msurance draftsor checks issuedduelolossor damageto the Equ,pmenl

COUATERALPROTECTION ANDINSURANCE. Yo11 fl' responsible for installing and keeping1he qu1pment in .9uod wo1king Older. E ceptlor ordinary wear and tear, you are responsible for protecting the Equipment from damageand kl,s ot any krnd. II theEquipment ,s damay d or lost, yo11;;gree tocontinue to pay the amounts due a d to l1«ome doe hereunder,·111hou! setoff or detense Ourrng the lerm of th,sAgreemMt, you ag• thatyou will(1)insure theequ1 me111 against;,II lossor damage namingusas lo,s payee,12)obtain habilily and third partypropeny dam ge 1nsura11cuiaJ1lll.1ll.lJUS.iln ,1ddit1onalinsured, anr1 (3)d hve, satisfactory evidence of sud1 r.overagewfth tarrier., policy forms:and amounts acceptable to us 1\11policiesrrr11;1 provide that webe g,v#nthirty(30)!lay wunen noticeof•ny materialchangeorcanccllanon If youdonotprovideevidenceofacceptableinsurance, wehave the rrghl but not th nbligation. (a)toobtain Insurance cnvenng ourinterest (anoonlyour Interest) in lhe EqI11pment for the leaseterm,and renewals and (i)any insurance we obtain will not Insur you against third party or llabillry claimsand may be cancel!o(I by usat any lime.(ii) you will be r uired to pay usan addittonal amount each month for the Insurance prem11Jm andan admmistral>ve lee, (iii) the co51 maybe more than the cost of obtamrng yaurownInsurae.ce, (iv) vou agree that we. oron of our affiliate . maymake a profit inconnection 11ith the1ns-urznc \'1«.,obta,n, lvJyoua11ree.t.o cooperate with 05,-gur-.insurerand ou,
,gent in lh placement of coverage and wrth clanns, or (b) wemay waive the insurance rl'(turrement anrlchacge,.you a monU1I p,operty damage surcharJle ia.t mountf 0035of theong,n I equ1omentcost tocoverourcredit nsk.administrativecostsand othercost aswould befurtherdescribed 011a letterhornusblym, r11I()nw!11 l1wem v make.,prof,! If you later provideevidence that you!raveobtained acceptible insurance.wewilltanceltheinsurance\'le obtainedorceasecharging thesurcliarge

INDEMNITY We ate1101responsible /or any lossorinjuries caused t,ytl1einstallauon or use of the Equipment You grce tollola us Jndanv lessor1,armlessand 1e11nbursc usand them for toss and todefend us and themagalost arty claim for lossesor1n1ury or death c used by the Equipment Wereserve the right to control the defense and to select orapprove defensecounsel. This indemnitysurvives the e pir..tionorter111inMionof this Agreement.

TAXES AHO FIB. You dgree lo p;;y when invoiced al11axes (lnthrdirl!J personal propcny ca•,fines nnd penalties) and fees relating to th!S Agre<1.ment QI the Eqwpment You agree 10 (ol) re,mburse ustorallpcrsonill pro11erty tilxeswhichwearem1u1red to pay asowner of theEquipment orto remit to useach monthou1esumateof themonlh(yequivalent of the annualproperly ta es to beasse sca IIyou do not have a$ I 00 purchase opl•on. we willMeall perscnal property, use o, ott1er tax returnsandyouagree to pay u, a processing feefor making such filrn9s. Yo11agree to pay usup $!00 00Jn lhedate The rst uayment isdueas an origmat1011iee We reserve the rrqh\ to (harge a leeupon rermInatlon o( thisAgreement either by \n e-up, buy-Qui r,r default Any fee,harged under thisAgreement mayinclude aprofit a11d Is,ublect toapplicable taxes

ASSIGNMENT VOU HAVE No RIGHT TO SEU, TRANSFER, ASSIGN, OR SUBLEASE. THEEQUIPMEITT OR THIS AGREEMENT. We may ell, ass1gI1,or trdns[er tltrs Agr m nt ancl/or the
tqulpmMI without notice ou agree that if wesell,assign,or transfer lhi> Agreement and/or the Equipm1'/tl lo a Lessor.such tesso, will nave lhcsame rights and benefits that we have 001, and will11ot have to perform anyof ovr obllga\1ons. You agree tltat the rightsof s1,ch Lessor will not lie !.llbJect toanycla,ms, ueti,nses, or set off£ that youmayhave aga,nst us whether o, nmyou Me. notified olsuch as.srgnment l h cost ot any Equrpment, Software, services andother elementsof thisAgreement has bee,, negotiated between youand us. None of Lessor or Lessor's ss19nees will independently vanly any such costs lessor and Le.1sor's ass19net>S w,11 he p1ov1dmg lunding liased 011 the payment you have negotiated with us You are responsible tor dcterm1n,ng youi accounting lreatrnem of the pproprlate ta legal financial and accmmlmqcomponen1soflhlsA9n!Cmenf

DEFAULTANDREMEDIES II (a)youdonot payany leasepayment oroU1ern1m dueto usor otherpany whendueor (b)ifyoull1eakar1y otyour promIs!'liin th Agreement. anyScheduleor any
other ,1greementwith us or (c) ,f you,01any guarantor ol your obli,gat1on\ become insolvent or commence blinkruptcyou eiv.ersb1p proceedings or havesuch procceuings commenced against you, vouwtll be In tlelault It any pan of a payment ,s more th n tl1re (l) tijV•lat)!.you agreetu paya late charge ot , o percent (10% ol lhe payme t which ts lateor1f less. the maxnnum char,ge
llowcd lly law II youareever In default.we may doany11ne or allol lneto1row1nn, (a) withhold service, pal'15and su i\1iesanri!'or vo,d tileCustomer One Guarantee, (bl terminal o, canc Ithis
greement and/or any and allSchedule a11d reouire that you pay, ASLIQUID/\TED DAMAGES FOR LOSSOFBARGAIN ANO NOTASA PENALTY. the um of (1)all pa tdueandcurrent Mo11thly
Payments(orother periodicpayments) and charges due under this Aqreement andanySchedule (ii)the oresent value ofall remainmgMon1hly Payments(orother periodic payments) and charg s lor the,emainder Qf Lhe term of this Agreement anu anySchedule;, disco nted at the rate of four percent (4%)per annum (or the lowest rate permitted bylaww, hichever is higher). ana (iii) the present value (at the same discount rateas specified in clause (ii)above) of theamount of any purchase option with respect to the Equi1,ment or,,f none Isspecified. our am,c1pa1ed value of U1e F u,pmr"f ill lhp 9nd of the1n11ral term of1h,, A9reen,Mt and anySchetlllos(m a11y ,onowal thereof), and(t) roqwe you rn rot11111lh<' Equipn,ent In u, to• loU1tio1, d •11nated by us(and w,rh respect toanySoriware,(1)1mmedlately ttrminateyour righttousetheSoftware1ncludJn9!he d1sablrng(on•sl!eor byremotecommuoiu1tio11)ol anySoftware,(Ii)aemand theImmediate return.ind

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obtain PCS=ion of lheSoftware and re-license lhf SoRwareat a publico· pnvatesal , and/or (Hi)cause theSoftware Juppher to terminate theSoftware hcense.supPQrt andother services und•r lheSoftware license). We may recover interest onany unpam balanceat lfle rate of four percent (4%) oer annum but1n noevent more than the1awt11I maximum rate We may also useany of the remediesava1lahleto usunder Artide2Aof the Uniform CommercialCodeasenacted 1n thestatewhere weor ti•• lessor haveour principal placeot business YouJgree topayourrea,onabte costs ol collection iindenforcement, ,ndudlng but not limited toattorney's feesind actual court costs relating toany ct im arising under thisl\greemenl mcludrng bulnot limited to,any le.Jal act,on or rcftnalfor colletllon  If we have to take possessionof the Equipment, you agree topay thecost ot /epo ession. The net proceeds of thesaleofany rePQ»essed Equipment w,11becredited against
whatyouowe u  YOU AGREETKAT WEWIUNOTBERESPONSl8LE FORANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INDl f.CTOR INCIDENlAL DAMAGES FOR ANYREASON WKATSOEVER. You agree that any del.lyor
failuretoenfoiccour nghtsunder this1\greement doesnot prevent usfrom enforcin9 anyrights ata later time Allolour rightsarec11111ulotive Ii  further agreed l atyour nghta11d remedies an• governed elusively by thisAgreement and youwaive lessee'srightsunderAr cle2A(508-522)of theUCC

UCCFILINGS You grilnt usase<ur11y interest ,n 1he Eauipmcnt ,f tl11sA,rcement or anySchedul21sdeemed a secured tramactlor,andyou aulhome uslorecord UCC-1financmg stalementor
\lmll r instrument in ordertoshowour interestin the':quipment

11. CONSENT TO LAW,JURISDICTION AND VENUE Otis /lgreemenl sh,11be deemed fully executed and performed in t e stole of our 01 lhe ussor'1 pnnc1p,1t place ot business and shall be gCNen,eJ by andconmued Inaccordance with1is laws. If weo• the lessor bttngany1udic1a1 proceelllng 1n mlaMn ti> any maileranslng under this Ayreem•nt. you irr•vo<:ably agre that any""h mattei may tieadjudged or determiner!10anycourt orcourtsIn thestate Ofour or thelessor's principal placeof business, orin any courtorcourtsm your state of residence. or rnany other court navir1y1urisdict1on over you oryour assets,allat1he roleelection orusor thelessor Youhereby1<revocablv .,ubm1t generally and uncondmonally tot Jurisdiction oranysuch court soelect,,d by U5Gr thelessorInrelation tosuch matters BOTH PARTIESWAIVETRIALBYJURY INANYACTION BETWEHt US

LESSEEGUARANTEE· You agree. upon ourrequest, to obmlt theoriginal of thisAgreement and anySchedules tou.sor theles or via ovem1ght courier thesame day you subm,t 11,e!.ics,mlle orother electronic transmission orthe gned Agree1T1ent andsuchSchedules Both parties agree that thisl\greemllrlt andanySchedules signed by you, whcth rmanually or electro111cally anct submitted lo usby faCS1mile 01 other electro1\lc transn11sslon shall. upon execution b us (m11nually or electromc;;lly,. appllcabl ). e tJlndintJ uµon the parties Tll!S lease m y be 1 ru1ed In
,oumerparts and any facs,ithle, pholographic and/or other electronic lransm, ,on of th,s l•a e which has ba,en manually or electronically signed by you whe,1 mar1ua1ty o, electron,Gally tounter 19ned by usor atlachect to ouror,91nal s,gnature counterpart and/or ln our possession shall constitute thesoleoriginal chattel paper as1Jef1ned rn theUCCfo1 allpurposes(,ncluJing any enlorcernent action umJer f)oragraph 11) a,1d will be admissible as legal ev(dence thereol B<,th11arties waive the11ght tofhallenge In rotlrt the authen1ic,ty ot a faxed p1J0Wgraf1h1<..01other electronically1ransm1tted orelectron1callysigned copyof this Agreement andanyScl1edules.

COMPUTER SOF1WARE: Notw1thstandinganyother termsand condit•onsol tlusAgrecm nt, youagree1hat as toSoftwareonly,a)We nave nothad, donolhave.11wwill haveany title toluch Sof1ware, IJ) '/ou haveexecuted or willexecute aseparate softwMe license t.yreement andweorenota partytoa11d have no spons1b11itiewhatsoever In regardstosuch licenseAgreement, c)You l1aveselected suchSoftware and In accordanre with parugraph 4 of thisAgreemeilt, WI:MAKE NO WARRANTIES OF MtkCHANTAlJILITY.DATA /ICCURACY, SYSTEM INTEGRATION OR FITNESS FOR USEANOTAKEA6SOWTI:LY NORESPONSIBILl'lYfOl!THE FUNCTION OR DEFECTIVE NATUREOf SUCH SOFl'WARE, SYSTEMS INTEGRATION. OftOTHERWISE INREGARDS iO SUCHSOFTWARE YOUR
LEASE PAYMENTS AND OTHER OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS LEASE AGREEMENT SHALL INNO WAY 0( DIMINISHED OR DELAYED ON ACCOUNT OF OR INANY WAY RELATED TO THE ABOVE SAID SOrTWARE LICENSEAGREEMENTOF FAILURE IN/INYWAY or THESOFTWARE

MJIINlENANCE ANDSUPPLIES Equipmentservicesprov,oed ur11Jer thisAgreement nclude labor and 11ar1srequ1rM to ma,ntam covered fqu,omeot 1n a normal ope,ating tondtlion w will provide tooer forcovered Equ1pmenr onan asne ded basis Consumable supphesdo notmcludestaple;unless;elected Theconsumable S\JPPlle provided areourproperty until lhev arecoosumed nd ille,ntended to be used exclusively in thecovered Equipment You beMtheriskof lossforunused supphesin theev nlof theft. employee m1stondvct,l11eorether mishap We reserve the right to replace a devrce. at no ,ddlt1onal cost to you with a compa,ablc. unit when rcpa,r of theoriginal dev1w IS not pradlcol or econom,cally feasiblll Pricing under this Agreement is based 011 published and commcmalty reasonable expectations of supµly and consu11ables co sumptlon At our d1scret1011, we may perform on a11dtt of supply/consumable, cM111mption and equ,pment usage da1a todetermineconsumpt1011k!vcls In theevent the3ctual consumption levelsexceed1he levels used ru determine contract pnclngbymore than 20%.we have the right to1nvo1ce for Ille excessconsumpt100 PdO r must beseparalely purchasetJ by ynu A page i; defined ,ISone meter click.ind varies by pagesheasfollow,8 S"x11"= 1 click, 11"xl I"= 2 rJicks, 18"'x27'"= 3 chcks 27'"x36"= 4 dicks and 36"x47" 5 clicks You agre to provide usaccess la the equi m ntand wewill provide labor or rounne, remedial dOd preventive maintenanceservrce as wellas,ernedral
partsdurmg normal bus,ness hours[() lined as8:30am io5 00 pm, Monday through foday,• elusive of holidaysobserved by us} All p rt <eplacements hall beon an1!Xchange basi<w1t11new 01
refurbished Items Weare not obligated to provide services orrepairsin tt,eevent of EQu1pment Jbt1se/mi1use or ca1,1alty. Outofscopeserv,ces, mcluoing alter hours, moves, rnooificatwns and abuse/m, usc Will becharged at our current rate, fl necessa,y. lheservice and supply portion ol thts Agreemenl may beassigned.We may charge you a Supply Fre1oht Fee lo COiier ourcosts or sh,pp1n9s11pphes to yuu You ack11owledg that(aJwe(and notthelessoror11sass19riecs)ore thesole parry responStble toranyservice. repair or maintenance of the Equipment, and (b)we(nntthe lessor oras assignees) are th nar1y to anyservice mam1enanceag1eement

FLEE1 DEVICEMONITORING: Weni"y askyourµermission to install and ma1nta111servcr-b ;oJtware to rnonitor theprinting dev1c1:>on yo,,rnetwor ("H e1Device Mon1tonng ) Wherethe useofF1ee1Device Monrtonn softwareas partof amanaged print programhas been g,ee<l10,11will be used to detect newdevicesanti add such devices lo thisAgreement at pre-established prrte levels.Theadded dev1ee{s) will becovered um.lei the temr,of thisAgreement Youwritbenotified via email and may reject\heMdllton of t11 dev,ce(s)bycontacting us. If vou a9reeto allow us to install and marntarn Fleet Device Monllonng software on your network. and thesoftware ca11not reliably operot1n your environment for any reason, we reserve rhe right rosuspend orterminare strvic.e1under this Agreemenl

18.0\/ERAGESAND COSTADJUSTMENTS.Vc111agree tocomplyw,1h any billing proceduresdeslyoijled byus. rncludiny not1fy111g usol themeter re,1din9 on the BIiiing Date II meter readingsare norreceivl!d. wereserve1heright toestimate your usage ond bill you forthat amount At the,iu.of1heJir5l yearof tlus_ftqreementandonceeachsuccess,ve twelvemonth DerloJ. wemav1ncrei1Se you, payment, and tne per pa9 charge over the pages included (Overage)(1[a11plkable) llv\ m K1m11rt1 ollt'f1 pern>nt (10%)f theex1sti119 charge, or if less. the maximum amoYnt pernitltPd by applltdiJle law. We mayhill you per page charge for II pdges piuduced between the dale ofyo11r  1nvo1ceanuihe date wh 11 vou, t[sfy your ouhgat1011s under thriAgreement anil 01\her
purchase or return the equipment to s No1wnhs1andln9 anything here_1nto tilecontrary tor pools designated as one Rate'· pools,esr.alahons within the 011gmol l\greemcnt term and Supply Fr ight Feesdonot applV nor ar meterreadings required All Agreementsaresubjeel to escalation in any r n wal penod

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End of Lease Options

Youwdlhavethe following optionsat theendof theoriginal term, provided theAgreement or applicable Schedulehasnotterminated early andnoevent ofdefaulut nder theAgreement and/or any Schedule has occurred and1scontinuing 1 Purchase allof the Equipment asindicated in the"Term andPayment Information" section of the Agreement or any applicable Schedule ("farr market
value" purchase amounts will bedetermined by us). 2 Renew the Agreement and/or applicable Schedule per paragraph 1 (on Agreement). 3.Return Equipment asprovided in Paragraph5 (on Agreement).

Lease Acceptance

THIS ISA NONCANCELABLE / IRREVOCABLE AGREEMENT:THIS AGREEMENT CANNOT BECANCELED OR TERMINATED.

Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A.,Inc.,
d/b/a Konica Minolta Premier Finance

Customer
SHEARWATER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC

 	

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JASON ALSTON

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Name:	ROBERT STONE

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l<ONICA MINOLTA

DELIVERY RECEIPT

Order#:
0326703319

Delivery#:
3026006666

PO#:
2858834

Delivery Date/Time:
08/02/2022 02:58 PM

Order Date: Freight Terms:
F.0.8.:	02/28/2022	
Order Type:
Ship Via:		
Contact Phone:	9043423732	

Invoice To:

Ship From:
Konica Minolta Business Solutions. U.S.A., Inc. 2481 Rolac Rd.
Jacksonville, FL 32207

Ship To:
SHEARWATER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC
IO0KAYAKWAY
SAINT AUGUSTINE, FL 32092-1202

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7640018091	BASIC NETWORK SERVICE - BNS0l		1	

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Customer Sianature	
I acknowledge all items described in the agreement and on any attached schedule has been delivered and accepted as per section one of the lease agreement.

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Certificate Of Completion
Envelope Id: 3C02B479431A43039D61CAC0E4A3CDAC
Subject: Konica Minolta Business Solutions - Signature Request Quote number 80031332 Source Envelope:

Status: Completed

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100 Williams Dr
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cdenny@kmbs.konicaminolta.us IP Address: 47.19.51.200

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ROBERT STONE
rob@myshearwater.com Community Director
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cdenny@kmbs.konicaminolta.us

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Keith Farina kfarina@kmbs.konicaminolta.us
AVP
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc.
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Hello Belynda Tharpe,
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Tab 11

RESOLUTION 2023-07

A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE TROUT CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT DESIGNATING DATES, TIME AND LOCATION FOR REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE DISTRICT, FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023/2024, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE

WHEREAS, Trout Creek Community Development District (hereinafter the “District”) is a local unit of special-purpose government created and existing pursuant to Chapter 190, Florida Statutes, being situated entirely within the St Johns County, Florida; and

WHEREAS, the District’s Board of Supervisors (hereinafter the “Board”) is statutorily authorized to exercise the powers granted to the District; and

WHEREAS, all meetings of the Board shall be open to the public and governed by the provisions of Chapter 286, Florida Statutes; and

WHEREAS, the Board is statutorily required to file annually, with the local governing authority or authorities a schedule of its regular meetings; and

WHEREAS, the District is required by Florida law to prepare an annual schedule of its regular public meetings which designates the date, time, and location of the District’s meetings.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE TROUT CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT:

The Fiscal Year 2023/2024 annual public meeting schedule attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein as Exhibit A is hereby approved and will be published and filed in accordance with Section 189.015(1), Florida Statutes.

This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption.

PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 20th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2023.

TROUT CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

CHAIRMAN / VICE CHAIRMAN
ATTEST:

SECRETARY / ASST. SECRETARY

EXHIBIT “A”

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING DATES TROUT CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
FISCAL YEAR 2023/2024

October 18, 2023
November 15, 2023
December 20, 2023
January 17, 2024
February 21, 2024
March 20, 2024
April 17, 2024
May 15, 2024
June 19, 2024
July 17, 2024
August 21, 2024
September 18, 2024

All meetings will convene at 3:00 p.m. and will be held at the Kayak Club,
100 Kayak Way, St. Augustine Florida 32092.