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Committee clarifies 1–100 scoring, weighs adjacency and outside management in rankings
Summary
Martin County committee agreed the "management considerations" category should be scored on a 1–100 scale and that adjacency to larger conserved lands or existing managers (state districts, federal agencies, private land trusts) should raise a score; members also agreed to re-rank prior evaluations with the clarified guidance.
Martin County staff and committee members clarified how to score the committee's "management considerations" category and said they will rerank prior property evaluations using the clarified approach.
The guidance centers on two points: the committee will score management considerations on a 1–100 scale, and parcels adjacent to larger, actively managed conservation lands or those likely to be managed by partners should receive higher scores. Mike (staff member) said, "We developed this manual to be your guide... the item number 5, management considerations, was strictly based more on the habitats and the ease of…
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