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• Large scale projects that require heavy machinery should be conducted outside of marine turtle nesting season. • Annual inspection events should be conducted thereafter with maintenance activities provided on an as -needed basis. Properties with Dunes that need to be Restored or Reconfigured Management Recommendations • Remove non-native plant species. Large barren areas after removal should be replanted with species selected from the Recommended Palette provided to prevent erosion or recolonization by non-native plant species • Plant sea oats or other pioneer zone species in areas not yet colonized by dune species to reduce patchiness • Prune or limb -up tree species as necessary to provide window -pane views • Modify or retrofit access points to a 451 angle. • Large scale maintenance events should be conducted between November 1st and March 1st (outside of marine turtle nesting season), as heavy equipment will likely be required. It is preferred that the activities be conducted in February, close to the beginning of Florida's wet season. • Annual inspection events should be conducted thereafter with maintenance activities provided on an as -needed basis. Properties with a Functioning Dune with Minimal Exotic Infestation Management Recommendations • Non-native species should be identified and removed. • Infill any barren areas with species selected from the Recommended Palette provided. • Prune or limb -up tree species as necessary to provide window -pane views. • Modify or retrofit access points to a 45* angle if needed. • In areas where the vegetation has overgrown the existing beach access points, trim back the vegetation to provide approximately 6 feet of clearance.