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Brian Bear, City of Hugo <br />November 16, 2022 <br />Page 3 <br /> <br />K:\020552-000\Admin\Docs\Memo - 2022 Data Summary and Recommendation - 111622.docx <br />Table 1. Site Floristic Quality Assessment (FQA) Results Summary <br />Plot ID Native <br />Species <br />Richness N <br />Total FQI Native FQI Total Mean <br />C <br />Native Mean <br />C <br />A 22 19.2 19.7 4.1 4.3 <br />B 2 0.7 1.0 0.5 1.0 <br />C 7 5.0 5.8 1.9 2.6 <br /> <br />3. HYDROLOGY MONITORING <br />A. Methodology and Site Selection <br />Nine hydrology monitoring wells were installed throughout the wetland, seven being spread <br />throughout the site, one logger was installed within the ditch, and one reference data logger was <br />installed in a wetland to west of the site on July 6, 2022 as shown in Attachment C. Wells were <br />installed per the BWSR guidance Hydrologic Monitoring of Wetlands. One-inch and one-and-half- <br />inch diameter wells were installed that consisted of a slotted well screen positioned at least 2 feet <br />below the ground level and an unslotted riser that rose above the ground surface. The total well <br />depths ranged from 2-3 feet. Within each well, a data logger was used to measure pressure <br />(PSI), temperature (C), and depth of water (feet above the sensor). Each measurement was <br />logged once per hour. Well data was downloaded once mid-season and again at the end of the <br />growing season (October 4, 2022). <br /> <br />B. Results <br />Graphs showing the hydrology monitoring results are included in Attachment D. The data logger <br />in well 6 malfunctioned and the data was lost. <br /> <br />Table 2. Hydrology Monitoring Data Summary <br />Well ID Ground <br />surface <br />elevation (ft) <br />Maximum water <br />elevation (ft) <br />Events (14 <br />consecutive <br />days or more <br />within 12 inches <br />of ground <br />surface) <br />Days within 12 <br />inches of <br />ground surface <br />1 912.3 910.5 0 0 <br />2 916.3 916.2 0 16 <br />3 908.1 906.4 0 0 <br />4 908.7 906.3 0 0 <br />5 911.1 911.0 0 9 <br />6 NA NA NA NA <br />7 910.6 908.9 0 0 <br />Reference 915.5 914.0 0 0 <br /> <br />Climate conditions were evaluated using on site data and precipitation data from the State <br />Climatology Office. Antecedent precipitation records for each month as well as on site data are <br />included in Attachment E. Antecedent precipitation (three months prior) for each month of the <br />growing season is outlined in Table 3. <br /> <br />Table 3. Antecedent Precipitation for 2022 Growing Season <br />Monitoring Month 3 Month Prior Antecedent <br />Precipitation <br />Onsite Precipitation Recorded <br />July Normal 0.99 in <br />August Drier than Normal 4.40 in
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