Clay County panel advances three practice parcels as staff refines conservation-nomination process
The Clay County Soil and Water Board reviewed staff 'initial office review' reports for six county-owned parcels, recommended three (parcels 3, 4 and 2) for further assessment, and asked staff to add Florida Natural Areas Inventory and conservation-land layers to support future scoring. The board also set a Dec. 1 nomination window and discussed site-visit logistics.
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The Clay County Soil and Water Board approved minutes from its prior meeting and spent the bulk of the session reviewing staff-prepared 'initial office review' packets for six county-owned parcels to be used as practice nominations for the county conservation program.
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