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Okaloosa RESTORE Advisory Committee (ORAC) July 2, 2014 6:00 PM Northwest Florida State College

Agenda Minutes Approval Consultant s Administrative Report Scheduled Presentations - None Regional Updates None Evaluation Tool Sample Project Qualitative Analysis Sample Project Combined Results ORAC Members Open Discussion Public Comment

Consultant s Administrative Report Regular scheduled meeting dates and locations: NWFSC, Room 302, 6:00 PM (Thursdays) -- Aug 7, Oct 2, Dec 4, Feb 5, Apr 2, Jun 4 ECCC, various rooms, 2:30 PM (Wednesdays) -- Sep 3, Nov 5, Jan 7, Mar 4, May 6 Presentations to Destin City Council and Okaloosa Board of County Commissioners

Public Input / Full Transparency Roadmap Form the ORAC Establish administrative ground rules Educate the ORAC on the RESTORE process Establish ORAC mission statement and goals Evaluate Treasury Rules Develop model to help evaluate projects Test the model with several projects we are here Refine model as necessary Develop project submission protocol Develop project information collection tool Collect project requests Use model to score and rank projects Develop Multi-Year Implementation Plan Funding Sources /Rigorous Evaluation

Regional Updates

Evaluation Tool - Review Quantitative Score Recommend ORAC Weight: 70% Qualitative Score Recommend ORAC Weight: 30% Final Score

Economic Quantitative Score Proposed Quantitative Factors Significance Score 1. Gross Product per RESTORE $ Invested (%) 2. Return on Investment and LC Cost (%) 3. Economic Diversification (%) Environmental General 4. Implementation Readiness (%) 5. Project Feasibility (%) 6. Create/Restore/Protect Habitats (%) 7. Replenish/Protect Coastal & Marine Res (%) ORAC to select 8. Restore Water Quality (%) and place 9. Enhanced Environmental Resilience (%) significance on factors Quantitative Score: Note: Once established, this portion of the model will be used by the consultants

Qualitative Score Proposed Qualitative Factors 1. Community acceptance 2. Quality of life enhancement 3. Expert judgment 4. Equity of distribution 5. Assists underrepresented group 6. ORAC to select factors Qualitative Score: Note: Once established, this portion of the model will be used by the ORAC

Project Name KR BH CF MO TG JA SS JT SS Average Ansley Marsh and Forest Restoration Broad St Drainage Improvements Hiller Park Envir Enhancement 14 19 29 15 10 26 30 10 12 18.33 13 16 14 26 10 10 24 0 25 15 15.56 21 5 19 23 8 28 30 19 20 19.22 Little Stickney Drainage 19 10 25 10 15 20 0 17 20 15.11 Marsh Grass Nursery 8 5 11 5 0 15 30 20 5 11 Mississippi Shoreline 8 15 25 15 15 28 0 22 15 15.89 Mobile Bay High Speed Ferry 14 20 6 25 5 19 0 15 5 12.11 Parker Pier 11 26 14 10 18 27 0 24 20 16.67 16 10 30 25 15 26 30 17 15 20.44 Pilot Town Acq and Restoration Stringfellow Land Acquisition Terrebonne Parish Rec Complex 11 0 16 10 0 19 30 15 5 11.78 17 23 3 15 5 15 0 27 20 13.89 Wilson Biophilia 20 15 7 15 10 30 0 30 25 16.89

Review Model Output

Sorted by Quantitative Project Raw Score 70% Adjustment Little Stickney Drainage 50.73 35.511 Wilson Biophilia 50.67 35.469 Broad St Drainage Improvements 39.75 27.825 Mobile Bay High Speed Ferry 39.13 27.391 Pilot Town Acq and Restoration 36.94 25.858 Hiller Park Envir Enhancement 35.99 25.193 Mississippi Shoreline 35.43 24.801 Parker Pier 33.12 23.184 Marsh Grass Nursery 30.89 21.623 Stringfellow Land Acquisition 28.6 20.02 Ansley Marsh and Forest Restoration 25.42 17.794 Terrebonne Parish Rec Complex 19.66 13.762

Project Sorted by Total Quantitative (70 Points) Qualitative (30 Points) Total (100 Points) Wilson Biophilia 35.469 16.89 52.359 Little Stickney Drainage 35.511 15.11 50.621 Pilot Town Acq and Restoration 25.858 20.44 46.298 Hiller Park Envir Enhancement 25.193 19.22 44.413 Broad St Drainage Improvements 27.825 15.56 43.385 Mississippi Shoreline 24.801 15.89 40.691 Parker Pier 23.184 16.67 39.854 Mobile Bay High Speed Ferry 27.391 12.11 39.501 Ansley Marsh / Forest Restoration 17.794 18.33 36.124 Marsh Grass Nursery 21.623 11 32.623 Stringfellow Land Acquisition 20.02 11.78 31.8 Terrebonne Parish Rec Complex 13.762 13.89 27.652

Sorted by Quantitative w/dummy Project Raw Score 70% Adjustment Wilson Biophilia 62 43.4 Little Stickney Drainage 52.8 36.96 Pilot Town Acq and Restoration 49.9 34.93 Hiller Park Envir Enhancement 47.23 33.061 Mississippi Shoreline 46.83 32.781 Mobile Bay High Speed Ferry 41.5 29.05 Broad St Drainage Improvements 41.38 28.966 Ansley Marsh and Forest Restoration 36.52 25.564 Parker Pier 33.19 23.233 Marsh Grass Nursery 31.89 22.323 Stringfellow Land Acquisition 30.08 21.056 Terrebonne Parish Rec Complex 22.53 15.771 Dummy 0 0

Sorted by Total w/dummy Project Quantitative (70 Points) Qualitative (30 Points) Total (100 Points) Wilson Biophilia 43.4 16.89 60.29 Pilot Town Acq and Restoration 34.93 20.44 55.37 Hiller Park Envir Enhancement 33.061 19.22 52.281 Little Stickney Drainage 36.96 15.11 52.07 Mississippi Shoreline 32.781 15.89 48.671 Broad St Drainage Improvements 28.966 15.56 44.526 Ansley Marsh / Forest Restoration 25.564 18.33 43.894 Mobile Bay High Speed Ferry 29.05 12.11 41.16 Parker Pier 23.233 16.67 39.903 Marsh Grass Nursery 22.323 11 33.323 Stringfellow Land Acquisition 21.056 11.78 32.836 Terrebonne Parish Rec Complex 15.771 13.89 29.661 Dummy 0 0 0

Model Options Keep model as is Pros: simple; should work well with larger sample set Cons: drives some projects to zero value even though they have merit Modify model with dummy project Pros: simple Cons: artificially stretches the relative ranking system

ORAC Weights: Desired Weights versus Observed Outcomes 70% Quantitative 0 to 70 Points Raw Scores 30% Qualitative 0 to 30 Points Terrebone Parrish 13.76 Stickney/Biophilia 35.51 Score Range: 13.76 to 35.51 Utilized 21.75 Points Marsh Grass 11.00 Pilot Town 20.44 Score Range: 11.00 to 20.44 Utilized 9.44 Points Actual Quantitative/Qualitative Balance Utilized Scale Length: 21.75 Quantitative Points + 9.44 Qualitative Points = 31.19 Points Qualitative ORAC Weight: 9.44 Qualitative Points/31.19 Scale Points = 30.3% Quantitative ORAC Weight: 21.75 Quantitative Points/31.19 Scale Points = 69.7% Actual ORAC Weight as Observed: 30.3% Qualitative/69.7% Quantitative

ORAC Weights: Desired Weights versus Observed Outcomes 70% Quantitative 0 to 70 Points Dummy Scores Dummy Project 0.00 30% Qualitative 0 to 30 Points Terrebone Parrish 15.77 Biophilia 43.40 Score Range: 0.00 to 43.40 Utilized 43.40 Points Marsh Grass 11.00 Pilot Town 20.44 Score Range: 11.00 to 20.44 Utilized 9.44 Points Actual Quantitative/Qualitative Balance Utilized Scale Length: 43.40 Quantitative Points + 9.44 Qualitative Points = 52.48 Points Qualitative ORAC Weight: 9.44 Qualitative Points/52.48 Scale Points = 18.0% Quantitative ORAC Weight: 21.75 Quantitative Points/52.48 Scale Points = 82.0% Actual ORAC Weight as Observed: 18.0% Qualitative/82.0% Quantitative

ORAC Weights: Desired Weights versus Observed Outcomes Adjusted Dummy Scores 70% Quantitative 0 to 70 Points Dummy Project 0.00 30% Qualitative 0 to 30 Points Terrebone Parrish 8.01 Biophilia 22.03 Score Range: 0.00 to 22.03 Utilized 22.03 Points Marsh Grass 11.00 Pilot Town 20.44 Score Range: 11.00 to 20.44 Utilized 9.44 Points Actual Quantitative/Qualitative Balance Utilized Scale Length: 22.03 Quantitative Points + 9.44 Qualitative Points = 31.47 Points Qualitative ORAC Weight: 9.44 Qualitative Points/31.47 Scale Points = 30.0% Quantitative ORAC Weight: 22.03 Quantitative Points/31.47 Scale Points = 70.0% Actual ORAC Weight as Observed: 30.0% Qualitative/70.0% Quantitative

Sorted by Total w/ratio Adjustment Project Ratio Adjustment Qualitative Total Wilson Biophilia 22.03 16.89 38.92 Pilot Town Acq and Restoration 17.73 20.44 38.17 Hiller Park Envir Enhancement 16.78 19.22 36.00 Little Stickney Drainage 18.76 15.11 33.87 Mississippi Shoreline 16.64 15.89 32.53 Ansley Marsh / Forest Restoration 12.98 18.33 31.31 Broad St Drainage Improvements 14.70 15.56 30.26 Parker Pier 11.79 16.67 28.46 Mobile Bay High Speed Ferry 14.75 12.11 26.86 Stringfellow Land Acquisition 10.69 11.78 22.47 Marsh Grass Nursery 11.33 11.00 22.33 Terrebonne Parish Rec Complex 8.01 13.89 21.90 Dummy 0.00 0.00 0.00

Observations Extreme range of qualitative scores May diminish value of qualitative portion of model Most of the movement tended to be with good projects Ratio adjustment Pros: ensures qualitative scores does not get diminished Cons: complex

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