Volume II APPENDICES TO AN UPDATE OF AN ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC SUBSIDIES AND EXTERNALITIES AFFECTING WATER USE IN SOUTH FLORIDA

Volume II APPENDICES TO AN UPDATE OF AN ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC SUBSIDIES AND EXTERNALITIES AFFECTING WATER USE IN SOUTH FLORIDA Prepared for THE EVERGLADES FOUNDATION by Craig Diamond, Principal Investigator with Julie Harrington, PhD and HeeJae Lee Florida Institute of Government at Florida State University Center for Economic Forecasting and Analysis NOVEMBER 2012

Table of Appendices Appendix A: Population... 1 APPENDIX A-1A. POPULATION OF SFWMD BY COUNTY (1940-2011).... 1 APPENDIX A-1B. (1940-2011). 2 POPULATION OF SFWMD BY COUNTY, ADJUSTED FOR DISTRICT BOUNDARIES APPENDIX A-2A. INTERCENSAL POPULATION OF SFWMD COUNTIES (2000-2011).... 3 APPENDIX A-2B. INTERCENSAL POPULATION OF THE SFWMD (2000-2011), ADJUSTED FOR SFWMD BOUNDARIES... 4 APPENDIX A-3. SOUTH FLORIDA POPULATION AS A PERCENTAGE OF SFWMD (1940-2011).... 5 APPENDIX A-4. MUNICIPAL POPULATIONS OF THE EAA... 5 APPENDIX A-5. TABLE OF POPULATION AND LAND ALLOCATION FACTORS FOR SFWMD... 6 Appendix B: Water Use... 7 APPENDIX B-1A. WATER USE IN THE SFWMD, BY SOURCE, BY COUNTY, 2005... 7 APPENDIX B-1B. WATER USE IN THE LOWER EAST COAST, BY SOURCE, BY COUNTY, 2005.... 7 APPENDIX B-2A. WATER USE IN THE SFWMD, BY END USE, BY COUNTY, 2005 (MGD).... 8 APPENDIX B-2B. WATER USE IN THE LOWER EAST COAST, BY END USE, BY COUNTY, 2005 (MGD).... 8 APPENDIX B-3A. SFWMD FRESHWATER WITHDRAWALS BY END USE, 1985-2005... 9 APPENDIX B-3B. SFWMD FRESHWATER WITHDRAWALS BY GENERAL USE, 1985-2005... 9 APPENDIX B-3C. SFWMD FRESHWATER WITHDRAWALS BY SOURCE, 1985-2005... 9 APPENDIX B-4A. NUMBER OF INDIVIDUAL OR MAJOR GENERAL CONSUMPTIVE USE PERMITS BY COUNTY BY USE, INDIVIDUAL AND MAJOR GENERAL PERMITS... 10 APPENDIX B-4B. SUMMARY OF NUMBERS OF INDIVIDUAL OR MAJOR GENERAL CONSUMPTIVE USE PERMITS BY COUNTY, BY USE... 11 APPENDIX B-5A. RECOMMENDED ANNUAL ALLOCATIONS BY COUNTY BY USE (MGY), INDIVIDUAL AND MAJOR GENERAL PERMITS... 12 SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED ANNUAL ALLOCATIONS BY COUNTY BY USE (MGY), INDIVIDUAL AND MAJOR GENERAL PERMITS... 13 APPENDIX B-5B.

Appendix C. Farm Data... 14 APPENDIX C-1B. ACRES OF FARMS WITHIN SFWMD BY COUNTY (2002-2007)....15 APPENDIX C-1C. AVERAGE SIZE OF FARMS WITHIN SFWMD BY COUNTY (2002-2007)....16 APPENDIX C-2. SFWMD FARM INCOME AND NON-FARM INCOME...17 APPENDIX C-3. AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT...18 Appendix D: Agricultural Data for Region... 19 APPENDIX D-1A: MARKET VALUE OF CROPS, SFWMD, 2002-2007...19 APPENDIX D-1B: MARKET VALUE OF CROPS, SFWMD, 2007, ADJUSTED...20 APPENDIX D-2. MARKET VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS SOLD INCLUDING DIRECT SALES: 2007-2002...21 Appendix E: Analysis of the Gross Regional Product... 25 APPENDIX E-1A. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, STATE OF FLORIDA...25 APPENDIX E-1B. PERCENT TOTAL EMPLOYEES BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, STATE OF FLORIDA...25 APPENDIX E-1C. GROSS STATE PRODUCT BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, ($ MILLIONS)...26 APPENDIX E-1D. DOLLARS PER EMPLOYEE BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, STATE OF FLORIDA...26 APPENDIX E-2A. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, SOUTH FLORIDA...27 APPENDIX E-2B. PERCENT TOTAL EMPLOYEES BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, SOUTH FLORIDA...27 APPENDIX E-2C. GROSS REGIONAL PRODUCT BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, ($ MILLIONS)...28 APPENDIX E-2D. DOLLARS PER EMPLOYEE BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, SOUTH FLORIDA...28 APPENDIX E-3. ESTIMATED IMPORTS AND EXPORTS BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, SOUTH FLORIDA...29 Appendix F: Hydrology Data... 33 APPENDIX F-1. AREAS AND WEIGHTS USED FOR RAINFALL TABULATIONS...33 APPENDIX F-2. RAINFALL BY HYDROLOGICAL UNIT...33 APPENDIX F-3A. WATER BUDGET FROM 1995 BASE, RESTUDY (E3 AC-FT/YR)...34

APPENDIX F-3B. MANAGED WATER BUDGET FROM 1995 BASE, RESTUDY (E3 AC-FT/YR)... 35 APPENDIX F-4. PUMPED WATER, 2002-2011... 36 APPENDIX F-5A. TOTAL WATER BUDGET FROM 1995 BASE, RESTUDY (E3 AC-FT/YR)... 36 APPENDIX F-5B. MANAGED WATER BUDGET FROM 1995 BASE, RESTUDY (E3 AC-FT/YR)... 36 APPENDIX F-6A. PERCENT BASINS REPRESENT OF DOWNSTREAM TOTAL WATER BUDGETS... 37 APPENDIX F-6B. PERCENT BASIN FLOWS REPRESENT OF DOWNSTREAM MANAGED BUDGETS... 37 Appendix G: Tax Base for SFWMD... 39 APPENDIX G-1A. TAXABLE VALUE OF LANDS WITHIN THE SFWMD, 2000-2011... 39 APPENDIX G-1B. TAXABLE VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL LANDS WITHIN THE SFWMD, 2000-2011... 40 APPENDIX G-1C. TAXABLE VALUE OF NON-AGRICULTURAL LANDS WITHIN THE SFWMD, 2000-2011... 41 APPENDIX G-2. JUST, TAXABLE AND CLASSIFIED USE VALUES OF LAND WITHIN SFWMD, 2011... 42 APPENDIX G-3. CHANGE IN ASSESSED VALUE OF LAND WITHIN THE SFWMD, 1988-2011... 43 APPENDIX G-4A. AD VALOREM REVENUE BY COUNTY, 2002-2011... 44 APPENDIX G-4B. PERCENT OF TOTAL AD VALOREM REVENUE, BY COUNTY 2002-2011... 45 APPENDIX G-5. AGRICULTURAL CLASSIFIED USE SUMMARY FOR THE SFWMD, 2009-2011... 46 APPENDIX G-6. (EAA) AGRICULTURAL PRIVILEGE FEES... 47 Appendix H: Tax Base for SFWMD... 48 APPENDIX H-1A. SFWMD BUDGETS, REVENUE (2006-2012)... 48 APPENDIX H-1B. SFWMD BUDGETS, EXPENDITURES (2006-2012)... 48 APPENDIX H-2A. FIELD STATION COSTS, FY08-11... 49 APPENDIX H-2B. FIELD STATION COSTS, FY08-11, ADJUSTED BY THE CPI... 49 APPENDIX H-3A. FIELD STATION EXPENDITURES APPORTIONED BY TOTAL FLOWS, SHARE OF UPSTREAM UNIT WATER BUDGET... 50 APPENDIX H-3B. FIELD STATION EXPENDITURES APPORTIONED BY TOTAL FLOWS, SHARE OF LEC WATER BUDGET... 50 APPENDIX H-3C. FIELD STATION EXPENDITURES APPORTIONED BY MANAGED FLOWS, SHARE OF UPSTREAM UNIT WATER BUDGET... 51

APPENDIX H-3D. FIELD STATION EXPENDITURES APPORTIONED BY MANAGED FLOWS, SHARE OF LEC WATER BUDGET...51 Appendix I: CERP... 52 APPENDIX I-1. FEDERAL AND STATE COST TABLE, CERP AND RELATED NON-CERP...52 APPENDIX I-2. FEDERAL AND STATE COST TABLE, ADJUSTED FOR INFLATION...53 Appendix J: Federal Payments to Counties... 54 APPENDIX J-1A. GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS BY COUNTY (1992-2007)....54 APPENDIX J-1B. GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS BY COUNTY (1992-2007), ADJUSTED FOR AREA WITHIN THE SFWMD....55 APPENDIX J-2. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE PAYMENTS (16 COUNTIES), $ MILLIONS....56 APPENDIX J-3. ANNUAL BUDGETS FOR USDA - ARS SUGARCANE FIELD STATION....56 Appendix K Sugar Support Payments... 57 APPENDIX K-1. PRICE SUPPORT PAYMENTS FOR SUGAR (1980-2010)...57 APPENDIX K-2. COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION INTEREST RATES BY YEAR, 1990-2012...58 Appendix L: State Support... 59 APPENDIX L-1A. IFAS PARTNERS IN PROGRESS BUDGETS, 2009...59 APPENDIX L-1B. IFAS PARTNERS IN PROGRESS BUDGETS, 2010...60 APPENDIX L-1C. IFAS PARTNERS IN PROGRESS BUDGETS, 2011...61 APPENDIX L-1D. IFAS PARTNERS IN PROGRESS BUDGETS, 2009-2011...62 APPENDIX L-2. STATE LEASING IN THE EVERGLADES AGRICULTURAL AREA...63 Appendix M. Ecosystem-Supported Economic Activity... 64 APPENDIX M-1. AREAS OF SELECTED RECREATIONAL UNITS IN SOUTH FLORIDA....64 APPENDIX M-2. ANNUAL VISITATION TO AREA PARKS...65 APPENDIX M-3. NUMBERS OF REGISTERED BOATS IN SFWMD, BY COUNTY (1990-2011)...67 APPENDIX M-4A. NUMBER OF FISHING AND HUNTING LICENSES SOLD IN SFWMD, BY COUNTY (2004-2010)...68

APPENDIX M-4B. ESTIMATED VALUE OF LICENSES SOLD IN THE SFWMD ($ MILLIONS), 2006-2010).... 68 APPENDIX M-5. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA USAGE, FY2010... 68 APPENDIX M-6A. SOUTH FLORIDA STA DUCK HARVEST, SEPTEMBER 2011 JANUARY 2012... 70 APPENDIX M-6B. ALLIGATOR HARVEST, SFWMD, 2000-2010.... 71 APPENDIX M-7A. FISH LANDINGS WITHIN SFWMD BY COUNTY (1987-2010)... 72 APPENDIX M-7B. SHELLFISH LANDINGS WITHIN SFWMD BY COUNTY (1987-2010)... 72 APPENDIX M-7C. TOTAL LANDINGS WITHIN SFWMD BY COUNTY (1987-2010)... 72 APPENDIX M-8. TOURIST DEVELOPMENT TAXES SFWMD, 1995-2009 (OKEECHOBEE BASIN)... 73 Appendix N. Marginal Productivity of Water (1985-2005)... 74 Appendix O. Contacts... 75

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Appendix A: Population APPENDIX A-1A. POPULATION OF SFWMD BY COUNTY (1940-2011). Population (1000s) COUNTY 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2011 BROWARD 40 84 334 620 1,018 1,256 1,623 1,748 1,753 CHARLOTTE 4 4 13 28 58 111 142 160 160 COLLIER 5 6 16 38 86 152 251 322 324 DADE 268 495 935 1,268 1,626 1,937 2,254 2,496 2,517 GLADES 3 2 3 4 6 8 11 13 13 HENDRY 5 6 8 12 19 26 36 39 39 HIGHLANDS 9 14 21 30 48 68 87 99 99 LEE 17 23 55 105 205 335 441 619 625 MARTIN 6 8 17 28 64 101 127 146 147 MONROE 14 30 48 53 63 78 80 73 73 OKEECHOBEE 3 3 6 11 20 30 36 40 40 ORANGE 70 115 264 344 471 677 896 1,146 1,157 OSCEOLA 10 11 19 25 49 108 172 269 274 PALM BEACH 80 115 228 349 577 864 1,131 1,320 1,326 POLK 87 124 195 229 322 405 484 602 605 ST LUCIE 12 20 39 51 87 150 193 278 280 TOTALS 633 1,062 2,201 3,194 4,719 6,306 7,964 9,370 9,430 Source: BEBR, Florida Statistical Abstract 1

APPENDIX A-1B. POPULATION OF SFWMD BY COUNTY, ADJUSTED FOR DISTRICT BOUNDARIES (1940-2011). Population (1000s) COUNTY 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2011 BROWARD 40 84 334 620 1,018 1,256 1,623 1,748 1,753 CHARLOTTE* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 COLLIER 5 6 16 38 86 152 251 322 324 DADE 268 495 935 1,268 1,626 1,937 2,254 2,496 2,517 GLADES 3 2 3 4 6 8 11 13 13 HENDRY 5 6 8 12 19 26 36 39 39 HIGHLANDS* 1 1 2 3 4 6 8 9 9 LEE 17 23 55 105 205 335 441 619 625 MARTIN 6 8 17 28 64 101 127 146 147 MONROE 14 30 48 53 63 78 80 73 73 OKEECHOBEE* 3 3 6 11 20 29 35 39 39 ORANGE* 15 24 55 72 99 142 188 241 243 OSCEOLA* 9 10 16 22 42 93 148 231 236 PALM BEACH 80 115 228 349 577 864 1,131 1,320 1,326 POLK* 7 10 15 18 25 32 38 47 47 ST LUCIE 12 20 39 51 87 150 193 278 280 ADJUSTED TOTALS 484 838 1,778 2,653 3,941 5,208 6,564 7,621 7,669 NOTE: COUNTIES MARKED WITH '*' ARE ESTIMATES BASED ON THE NUMBERS OF NON-VACANT, NON-RENTAL RESIDENTIAL LOTS WITHIN THE SFWMD AS OF 2011 2

APPENDIX A-2A. INTERCENSAL POPULATION OF SFWMD COUNTIES (2000-2011). POPULATION (1000s) County 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 BROWARD 1,623 1,654 1,679 1,701 1,722 1,742 1,748 1,742 1,740 1,738 1,748 1,753 CHARLOTTE 142 145 148 151 155 153 157 160 160 160 160 160 COLLIER 251 262 273 283 293 304 311 314 316 318 322 324 DADE 2,254 2,282 2,309 2,337 2,364 2,395 2,420 2,449 2,472 2,481 2,496 2,517 GLADES 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 HENDRY 36 36 36 36 37 38 39 39 39 39 39 39 HIGHLANDS 87 88 89 91 92 94 97 99 100 99 99 99 LEE 441 456 474 493 516 546 574 597 608 612 619 625 MARTIN 127 129 132 135 138 141 142 144 145 146 146 147 MONROE 80 80 80 79 79 78 76 75 74 74 73 73 OKEECHOBEE 36 36 37 37 38 39 39 40 40 40 40 40 ORANGE 896 929 956 983 1,014 1,050 1,085 1,111 1,126 1,134 1,146 1,157 OSCEOLA 172 181 191 202 215 227 240 252 260 265 269 274 PALM BEACH 1,131 1,157 1,185 1,215 1,249 1,274 1,291 1,303 1,308 1,312 1,320 1,326 POLK 484 491 500 502 524 542 562 580 592 598 602 605 ST LUCIE 193 198 204 213 225 238 252 263 271 274 278 280 SFWMD Totals 7,964 8,134 8,302 8,471 8,674 8,874 9,044 9,180 9,263 9,302 9,370 9,430 3

APPENDIX A-2B. INTERCENSAL POPULATION OF THE SFWMD (2000-2011), ADJUSTED FOR SFWMD BOUNDARIES. POPULATION (1000s) County 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 BROWARD 1,623 1,654 1,679 1,701 1,722 1,742 1,748 1,742 1,740 1,738 1,748 1,753 CHARLOTTE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 COLLIER 251 262 273 283 293 304 311 314 316 318 322 324 DADE 2,254 2,282 2,309 2,337 2,364 2,395 2,420 2,449 2,472 2,481 2,496 2,517 GLADES 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 HENDRY 36 36 36 36 37 38 39 39 39 39 39 39 HIGHLANDS 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 LEE 441 456 474 493 516 546 574 597 608 612 619 625 MARTIN 127 129 132 135 138 141 142 144 145 146 146 147 MONROE 80 80 80 79 79 78 76 75 74 74 73 73 OKEECHOBEE 35 35 36 37 38 38 38 39 39 39 39 39 ORANGE 188 195 201 206 213 221 228 233 236 238 241 243 OSCEOLA 148 156 164 174 185 195 206 216 224 228 231 236 PALM BEACH 1,131 1,157 1,185 1,215 1,249 1,274 1,291 1,303 1,308 1,312 1,320 1,326 POLK 38 38 39 39 41 42 44 45 46 47 47 47 ST LUCIE 193 198 204 213 225 238 252 263 271 274 278 280 SFWMD Totals 6,564 6,696 6,830 6,970 7,120 7,273 7,390 7,481 7,541 7,567 7,621 7,669 4

APPENDIX A-3. SOUTH FLORIDA POPULATION AS A PERCENTAGE OF SFWMD (1940-2011). POPULATION (1000s) COUNTY 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2011 BROWARD 40 84 334 620 1,018 1,256 1,623 1,748 1,753 DADE 268 495 935 1,268 1,626 1,937 2,254 2,496 2,517 MONROE 14 30 48 53 63 78 80 73 73 PALM BEACH 80 115 228 349 577 864 1,131 1,320 1,326 SUB-AREA TOTALS 402 724 1,545 2,289 3,284 4,134 5,088 5,638 5,668 % OF SFWMD TOTAL 82.9% 86.4% 86.9% 86.3% 83.3% 79.4% 77.5% 74.0% 73.9% APPENDIX A-4. MUNICIPAL POPULATIONS OF THE EAA Population City County 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 Moore Haven Glades 974 1,250 1,432 1,635 1,680 Clewiston Hendry 3,896 5,219 6,085 6,460 7,155 Pahokee Palm Beach 5,663 6,346 6,822 5,985 5,649 South Bay Palm Beach 2,958 3,886 3,558 3,859 4,876 Incorporated Population Within the EAA Incorporated Population within the EAA as a percent of the Incorporated Population within SFWMD Incorporated Population Outside of the EAA 13,491 16,701 17,897 17,939 19,360 0.7% 0.6% 0.6% 0.4% 0.4% 1,887,437 2,581,554 3,216,237 4,154,992 5,194,605 5

APPENDIX A-5. TABLE OF POPULATION AND LAND ALLOCATION FACTORS FOR SFWMD COUNTY Percent of County Population in SFWMD Percent of County Agric. Acreage in SFWMD BROWARD 100.0 100.0 CHARLOTTE 0.3 29.4 COLLIER 100.0 100.0 DADE 100.0 100.0 GLADES 100.0 100.0 HENDRY 100.0 100.0 HIGHLANDS 9.0 58.3 LEE 100.0 100.0 MARTIN 100.0 100.0 MONROE 100.0 100.0 OKEECHOBEE 98.0 90.5 ORANGE 21.0 55.0 OSCEOLA 86.0 73.9 PALM BEACH 100.0 100.0 POLK 7.8 4.1 ST LUCIE 100.0 100.0 Note: Percentages derived from share of non-vacant residential properties within the District and from the acres identified as Agricultural (Land Use Codes 50-69) in the DOR tax files. 6

Appendix B: Water Use APPENDIX B-1A. WATER USE IN THE SFWMD, BY SOURCE, BY COUNTY, 2005 County Ground water --- Agricultural --- --- Non-Agricultural --- Surface Sub- Ground Surface water Total water water Sub- Total Total Broward 3.21 4.45 7.66 277.43 26.59 304.02 311.68 Charlotte 2.93 4.77 7.70 0.04 0.02 0.06 7.76 Collier 88.86 3.69 92.55 161.75 23.66 185.41 277.96 Glades 20.56 72.78 93.34 21.78 9.39 31.17 124.51 Hendry 154.12 231.87 385.99 157.42 5.56 162.98 548.97 Highlands 94.58 10.94 105.52 106.18 0.51 106.69 212.21 Lee 15.60 3.86 19.46 9.43 3.03 12.46 31.92 Martin 10.79 79.33 90.12 35.35 21.85 57.20 147.32 Miami-Dade 46.51 11.55 58.06 483.67 16.75 500.42 558.48 Monroe 0.02 0.03 0.05 0.88 0.81 1.69 1.74 Okeechobee 39.44 5.84 45.28 44.17 1.94 46.11 91.39 Orange 13.15 3.25 16.40 53.95 1.07 55.02 71.42 Osceola 69.95 4.14 74.09 115.24 2.45 117.69 191.78 Palm Beach 46.22 746.29 792.51 275.53 74.43 349.96 1,142.47 Polk 2.61 0.18 2.79 16.45 0.28 16.73 19.52 St. Lucie 31.19 116.02 147.21 67.03 4.74 71.77 218.98 Totals 639.74 1,298.99 1,938.73 1,826.30 193.08 2,019.38 3,958.11 Notes: All data reported as mgd. Non-Agricultural use adjusted from USGS county-level totals by the population in the county within the SFWMD. Agricultural use adjusted from USGS county-level totals by the area of agricultural land in the county within the SFWMD. APPENDIX B-1B. WATER USE IN THE LOWER EAST COAST, BY SOURCE, BY COUNTY, 2005. County Ground water --- Agricultural --- --- Non-Agricultural --- Surface Sub- Ground Surface water Total water water Sub- Total Total Broward 3.21 4.45 7.66 277.43 26.59 304.02 311.68 Hendry 154.12 231.87 385.99 157.42 5.56 162.98 548.97 Martin 10.79 79.33 90.12 35.35 21.85 57.20 147.32 Miami-Dade 46.51 11.55 58.06 483.67 16.75 500.42 558.48 Monroe 0.02 0.03 0.05 0.88 0.81 1.69 1.74 Palm Beach 46.22 746.29 792.51 275.53 74.43 349.96 1,142.47 Totals 260.87 1,073.52 1,334.39 1,230.28 145.99 1,376.27 2,710.66 7

APPENDIX B-2A. WATER USE IN THE SFWMD, BY END USE, BY COUNTY, 2005 (MGD). Domestic Self Supply Public Supply County Agricultural Commercial Recreation Total Broward 7.66 0.25 3.21 0.00 36.99 263.57 311.68 Charlotte 7.70 0.00 0.03 0.00 0.01 0.02 7.76 Collier 92.55 4.80 88.86 0.00 24.59 67.16 277.96 Glades 93.34 9.21 20.56 0.00 0.39 1.01 124.51 Hendry 385.99 0.70 154.12 0.00 1.94 6.22 548.97 Highlands 105.52 0.65 94.58 0.08 2.52 8.86 212.21 Lee 19.46 1.88 2.41 0.03 2.33 5.81 31.92 Martin 90.12 2.84 10.79 14.00 10.27 19.30 147.32 Miami-Dade 58.06 40.08 46.51 0.42 13.40 400.01 558.48 Monroe 0.05 0.04 0.02 0.00 1.63 0.00 1.74 Okeechobee 45.28 0.42 42.71 0.00 0.98 2.00 91.39 Orange 16.40 4.83 5.02 0.09 2.20 42.88 71.42 Osceola 74.09 0.31 81.40 0.09 8.87 27.02 191.78 Palm Beach 792.51 6.36 46.22 0.00 50.71 246.67 1,142.47 Polk 2.79 4.84 4.96 0.33 0.78 5.82 19.52 St. Lucie 147.21 7.22 31.19 0.00 8.51 24.85 218.98 Totals 1,938.73 84.43 632.59 15.04 166.12 1,121.20 3,958.11 Notes: All data reported as mgd. Non-Agricultural use adjusted from USGS county-level totals by the population in the county within the SFWMD Agricultural use adjusted from USGS county-level totals by the area of agricultural land in the county within the SFWMD. APPENDIX B-2B. 2005 (MGD). WATER USE IN THE LOWER EAST COAST, BY END USE, BY COUNTY, County Agricultural Commercial Domestic Self Supply Thermoelectric Thermoelectric Recreation Public Supply Broward 7.66 0.25 3.21 0.00 36.99 263.57 311.68 Hendry 385.99 0.70 154.12 0.00 1.94 6.22 548.97 Martin 90.12 2.84 10.79 14.00 10.27 19.30 147.32 Miami-Dade 58.06 40.08 46.51 0.42 13.40 400.01 558.48 Monroe 0.05 0.04 0.02 0.00 1.63 0.00 1.74 Palm Beach 792.51 6.36 46.22 0.00 50.71 246.67 1,142.47 Totals 1,334.39 50.27 260.87 14.42 114.94 935.77 2,710.66 Total 8

APPENDIX B-3A. SFWMD FRESHWATER WITHDRAWALS BY END USE, 1985-2005 Year Category of Use 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 Public Supply 942.97 855.53 972.97 1,119.52 1,188.72 Domestic Self-Supplied 85.54 89.10 74.81 52.43 45.64 Commercial-Industrial 192.99 144.51 121.1 124.01 113.82 Agricultural Irrigation 1,910.38 2,348.63 2,193.59 2,466.59 1,908.29 Recreational Irrigation 186.8 209.89 195.07 Power Generation 104.64 22.75 22.08 27.58 14.80 Totals 3,236.52 3,460.52 3,571.35 4,000.02 3,466.34 Note: USGS reports total freshwater withdrawals of 1672.84 mgd for Agricultural Irrigation in the SFWMD in 1985. This is consistent with the county level total of 1910.38, less approximately 250 mgd for the counties only partly in the District. APPENDIX B-3B. SFWMD FRESHWATER WITHDRAWALS BY GENERAL USE, 1985-2005 YEAR Category of Use 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 Non-Agricultural 1,326.14 1,111.89 1,377.76 1,533.43 1,558.05 Agricultural Irrigation 1,910.38 2,348.63 2,193.59 2,466.59 1,908.29 Total 2506.89 3460.52 3571.35 4000.02 3466.34 APPENDIX B-3C. SFWMD FRESHWATER WITHDRAWALS BY SOURCE, 1985-2005 YEAR Source Category 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 Groundwater 1401.32 1,851.04 1,902.05 2,085.07 1,927.92 Surface Water 1105.57 1,609.48 1,669.30 1,914.95 1,538.42 Total 2506.89 3460.52 3571.35 4000.02 3466.34 9

APPENDIX B-4A. NUMBER OF INDIVIDUAL OR MAJOR GENERAL CONSUMPTIVE USE PERMITS BY COUNTY BY USE, INDIVIDUAL AND MAJOR GENERAL PERMITS COUNTY AGR AQU ASR DEW DI2 DIV GOL IND LAN LIV NUR PWS COUNTY TOTAL BROWARD 6 3 4 38 9 79 1 27 167 CHARLOTTE 14 2 3 3 22 COLLIER 75 1 26 46 8 106 2 11 275 GLADES 69 4 2 2 5 2 2 86 HENDRY 146 5 17 10 5 4 1 3 191 HIGHLANDS 91 1 1 2 6 2 3 2 108 LEE 49 32 1 52 8 109 5 13 269 MARTIN 44 4 3 5 25 7 22 2 12 124 MIAMI-DADE 125 1 8 21 16 26 41 7 245 MONROE 1 2 3 OKEECHOBEE 42 6 2 3 7 1 2 63 ORANGE 10 3 16 5 10 1 7 52 OSCEOLA 53 6 9 1 7 1 10 87 PALM BEACH 97 13 19 97 13 165 11 23 438 POLK 13 4 1 5 23 ST LUCIE 137 12 1 3 13 3 25 1 3 9 207 CATEGORY TOTAL 971 2 1 126 23 44 327 92 555 10 73 136 10

APPENDIX B-4B. SUMMARY OF NUMBERS OF INDIVIDUAL OR MAJOR GENERAL CONSUMPTIVE USE PERMITS BY COUNTY, BY USE. COUNTY AGR NON-AGR TOTAL BROWARD 11 156 167 CHARLOTTE 14 8 22 COLLIER 77 198 275 GLADES 73 13 86 HENDRY 174 17 191 HIGHLANDS 96 12 108 LEE 55 214 269 MARTIN 54 70 124 MIAMI-DADE 166 79 245 MONROE 0 3 3 OKEECHOBEE 50 13 63 ORANGE 11 41 52 OSCEOLA 54 33 87 PALM BEACH 127 311 438 POLK 14 9 23 ST LUCIE 145 62 207 CATEGORY TOTAL 1121 1239 2360 * Number of active Individual or Major General Permits per county. Major General Permits are for use of => 3 million gallons per month to 15 million gallons per month. Individual permits are for use of > 15 million gallons per month. Source: SFWMD, Water Use Division CODE AGR AQU ASR DEW DI2 DIV GOL IND IRR LAN LIV MIN NUR OTH PWS REC WEL DESCRIPTION AGRICULTURAL AQUACULTURE AQUIFER STORAGE AND RECOVERY DEWATERING DIV & IMP SECONDARY USER DIVERSION AND IMPOUNDMENT GOLF COURSE INDUSTRIAL IRRIGATION LANDSCAPE LIVESTOCK MINING NURSERY OTHER PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY RECREATIONAL GENERIC (OLD GP'S) 11

APPENDIX B-5A. RECOMMENDED ANNUAL ALLOCATIONS BY COUNTY BY USE (MGY), INDIVIDUAL AND MAJOR GENERAL PERMITS COUNTY AGR AQU ASR DEW DI2 DIV GOL IND LAN LIV NUR PWS BROWARD 1,059 120,178 27,428 6,693 1,759 7,848 98 130,248 295,311 CHARLOTTE 25,775 5,000 4,911 2,395 38,082 COLLIER 96,177 232 150 150,493 8,700 8,222 15,619 83 39,745 319,422 GLADES 89,887 6,615 2,568 22,133 13,609 217 361 135,390 HENDRY 238,568 32,019 50,898 226,200 2,889 276 46 1,531 552,426 HIGHLANDS 113,479 53 219 289 2,035 178 1,214 159 117,626 LEE 16,288 111,731 2,947 6,786 261,879 27,641 1 632 44,466 472,371 MARTIN 65,293 496 2,379 19,623 3,304 931 1,783 84 12,828 106,722 MIAMI-DADE 12,885 110 26,214 3,538 46,514 2,042 2,955 184,040 278,298 MONROE 200 730 930 OKEECHOBEE 27,037 4,792 209 8,833 1,214 58 73 42,216 ORANGE 886 3,845 3,596 1,731 2,044 54 22,073 34,229 OSCEOLA 46,955 37 2,896 1,679 158 2,678 51 34,041 88,495 PALM BEACH 261,634 455 4,602 171,215 16,372 14,037 13,827 1,155 118,255 601,554 POLK 3,349 448 34 50 2,322 6,203 ST LUCIE 105,886 22,249 841 15,044 1,860 625 4,469 75 147 30,213 181,409 CATEGORY TOTAL 1,105,158 888 150 491,549 56,687 484,590 54,205 368,132 78,478 1,468 6,627 622,752 3,270,685 COUNTY TOTAL Source: SFWMD, Water Resources Note: All values in millions of gallons per year (MGY) 12

APPENDIX B-5B. SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED ANNUAL ALLOCATIONS BY COUNTY BY USE (MGY), INDIVIDUAL AND MAJOR GENERAL PERMITS COUNTY AGR NON-AGR BROWARD 28,585 266,726 CHARLOTTE 25,775 12,306 COLLIER 96,492 222,930 GLADES 114,588 20,803 HENDRY 515,711 36,715 HIGHLANDS 114,925 2,702 LEE 19,868 452,503 MARTIN 87,380 19,343 MIAMI-DADE 15,949 262,349 MONROE 0 930 OKEECHOBEE 28,310 13,907 ORANGE 940 33,289 OSCEOLA 47,044 41,452 PALM BEACH 434,460 167,094 POLK 3,398 2,805 ST LUCIE 121,993 59,415 CATEGORY TOTAL 1,655,418 1,615,267 Notes: Agriculture includes the following categories: AGR, DI2, DIV, LAN, LIV, NUR All values in millions of gallons per year (MGY) 13

Appendix C. Farm Data APPENDIX C-1A. NUMBER OF FARMS WITHIN SFWMD BY COUNTY (2002-2007). Number of Farms COUNTY 2002 2007 BROWARD 492 547 CHARLOTTE 284 242 COLLIER 273 322 DADE 2,244 2,498 GLADES 231 311 HENDRY 456 430 HIGHLANDS 1,035 832 LEE 643 944 MARTIN 418 492 MONROE 18 23 OKEECHOBEE 638 656 ORANGE 901 825 OSCEOLA 519 381 PALM BEACH 1,110 1,263 POLK 3,114 2,768 ST LUCIE 477 365 TOTALS 12,853 12,899 NOTE: DATA FOR COUNTIES MARKED WITH '*' ARE INCLUSIVE OF AREA NOT WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE SFWMD 14

APPENDIX C-1B. ACRES OF FARMS WITHIN SFWMD BY COUNTY (2002-2007). Total Acres of Farms COUNTY 2002 2007 IRRIGATED PERCENT IRRIGATED BROWARD 23,741 8,737 1,651 18.9% CHARLOTTE* 191,529 166,045 19,965 12.0% COLLIER 180,852 109,934 31,361 28.5% DADE 90,373 67,050 38,954 58.1% GLADES 407,950 402,478 46,726 11.6% HENDRY 552,352 465,063 188,817 40.6% HIGHLANDS* 576,900 476,256 73,713 15.5% LEE 126,484 85,742 14,612 17.0% MARTIN 206,198 129,391 48,521 37.5% MONROE 102 187 30 16.0% OKEECHOBEE* 392,495 338,357 20,545 6.1% ORANGE* 146,637 136,088 11,870 8.7% OSCEOLA* 652,673 646,290 31,420 4.9% PALM BEACH 535,965 525,658 387,755 73.8% POLK* 626,634 549,071 98,404 17.9% ST LUCIE 221,537 153,486 69,302 45.2% TOTALS 4,932,422 4,259,833 1,083,646 25.4% NOTE: DATA FOR COUNTIES MARKED WITH '*' ARE INCLUSIVE OF AREA NOT WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE SFWMD 15

APPENDIX C-1C. AVERAGE SIZE OF FARMS WITHIN SFWMD BY COUNTY (2002-2007). Average Size of Farms (acres) COUNTY 2002 2007 BROWARD 48 16 CHARLOTTE* 674 686 COLLIER 662 341 DADE 40 27 GLADES 1,766 1,294 HENDRY 1,211 1,082 HIGHLANDS* 557 572 LEE 197 91 MARTIN 493 263 MONROE 6 8 OKEECHOBEE* 615 516 ORANGE* 163 165 OSCEOLA* 1,258 1,696 PALM BEACH 483 416 POLK* 201 198 ST LUCIE 464 421 DISTRICT AVERAGE 384 330 NOTE: DATA FOR COUNTIES MARKED WITH '*' ARE INCLUSIVE OF AREA NOT WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE SFWMD 16

APPENDIX C-2. SFWMD FARM INCOME AND NON-FARM INCOME SFWMD 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2009 Farm Income NonFarm Income Farm Income NonFarm Income Farm Income NonFarm Income Farm Income NonFarm Income Farm Income NonFarm Income Farm Income NonFarm Income Farm Income NonFarm Income Broward Charlotte Collier Dade Glades Hendry Highlands Lee Martin 23.9 5,640.2 34.7 9,482.4 17.8 14,493.5 19.2 20,092.8 33.5 28,063.7 18.4 42,163.2 15.1 44,492.5 0.9 0.6 2.8 1.1 3.9 2.0 3.0 2.7 5.9 3.9 4.6 5.8 6.7 6.1 26.7 454.5 62.4 884.1 115.1 1,705.3 134.6 2,581.4 178.1 4,403.9 89.6 7,281.3 160.0 6,851.6 68.2 12,478.1 154.1 18,531.2 156.3 26,173.8 178.0 32,731.3 246.0 44,110.3 138.4 61,680.8 196.6 66,437.9 6.0 9.2 19.4 15.1 17.1 20.0 11.5 27.9 17.1 42.5 5.1 69.4 20.8 92.0 42.8 72.6 86.7 125.7 112.2 172.2 99.6 260.5 155.4 351.6 42.9 487.6 101.9 543.1 18.6 13.6 30.7 22.7 52.4 35.8 34.7 48.3 61.5 61.4 30.9 93.4 47.8 102.0 23.2 976.1 38.0 1,837.0 61.1 3,151.4 43.6 4,314.5 58.7 6,321.3 50.9 11,465.7 15.7 11,344.6 24.0 336.1 59.6 600.1 90.3 1,028.6 60.7 1,304.8 63.0 1,944.0 13.2 2,978.7 38.2 3,230.4 Monroe 0.1 294.9-515.0-834.6-1,068.3-1,452.0-1,886.7-2,120.7 Okeechob ee 18.1 49.9 23.2 97.6 46.1 146.7 31.0 197.9 61.3 265.0 34.0 405.5 30.6 448.7 Orange 56.3 781.1 101.0 1,529.7 68.5 2,550.4 63.5 3,417.6 76.1 5,210.1 40.2 7,520.0 46.5 8,245.5 Osceola 6.0 154.9 16.7 349.9 20.6 715.5 5.5 991.3 36.5 1,405.5 7.3 2,355.4 9.4 2,810.3 Palm Beach 127.2 3,454.5 337.2 6,811.4 332.5 10,902.0 226.4 15,124.7 387.1 23,417.2 151.5 33,228.3 373.5 34,106.0 Polk St. Lucie Total 4.2 149.8 6.4 212.3 7.4 109.7 3.4 397.7 6.3 532.8 3.0 766.1 3.6 829.9 26.5 395.5 57.9 648.7 103.0 9,108.8 45.2 1,422.4 53.9 1,746.5 15.3 3,126.5 22.7 3,317.9 472.7 25,261.6 1,030.8 41,664.1 1,204.5 71,149.9 959.8 83,984.2 1,440.4 119,331.8 645.2 175,514.3 1,089.2 184,979.1 17

APPENDIX C-3. AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT Farm Proprietor 1974 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2009 Employee Farm Proprietor Employee Farm Proprietor Employee Farm Proprietor Employee Florida 20,927 172,580 40,896 70,524 38,730 51,517 39,370 51,710 36,236 52,878 40,506 56,444 38,576 44,977 39,108 41,466 SFWMD Broward Charlotte Collier Dade Glades Hendry Highlands Lee Martin Farm Proprietor Employee Farm Proprietor Employee Farm Proprietor Employee Farm Proprietor 192 1,793 374 1,459 439 923 376 586 298 622 264 623 252 529 365 416 30 118 74 76 42 68 64 50 64 54 78 83 70 108 55 118 114 5,746 191 1,380 222 1,044 248 6,050 269 5,649 295 4,271 240 3,588 239 3,143 596 10,340 1,044 3,785 1,485 3,948 1,509 4,442 1,637 4,646 1,409 5,572 1,390 4,998 1,821 4,764 103 946 169 484 173 381 200 165 216 176 249 151 216 115 250 128 171 7,706 298 3,354 306 912 430 1,861 415 2,076 566 2,421 452 1,285 308 840 239 1,671 387 855 347 656 442 644 378 645 531 665 474 576 364 747 152 3,271 406 1,774 388 1,415 436 1,441 541 1,826 615 1,035 565 971 772 538 157 3,260 222 2,039 258 1,064 317 618 275 843 309 797 282 450 382 298 Monroe 4 n/a - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Employee Okeechobee Orange Osceola PalmBeach Polk St.Lucie Totals 165 2,421 272 1,664 292 786 352 764 360 826 484 1,264 452 672 481 653 415 6,383 738 2,729 721 2,090 592 1,738 501 1,811 480 1,953 439 1,264 336 1,117 179 910 336 480 357 471 397 174 397 220 435 267 401 206 233 143 382 23,245 445 13,097 645 11,946 725 7,782 671 6,571 718 6,806 649 4,345 823 3,697 70 415 122 178 102 90 116 85 98 85 129 71 113 52 89 56 362 3,217 519 1,886 461 1,083 530 669 548 647 664 487 527 436 256 400 3,331 71,441 5,596 35,240 6,238 26,877 6,734 27,069 6,668 26,697 7,225 26,466 6,521 19,596 6,774 17,059 18

Appendix D: Agricultural Data for Region APPENDIX D-1A: MARKET VALUE OF CROPS, SFWMD, 2002-2007 Thousands of Dollars COUNTY 2002 2007 BROWARD 49,625 50,294 CHARLOTTE 48,302 65,563 COLLIER 267,636 278,822 DADE 578,000 661,100 GLADES 72,064 85,317 HENDRY 375,812 567,429 HIGHLANDS 236,005 326,002 LEE 113,406 116,060 MARTIN 127,655 158,508 MONROE 2,533 1,917 OKEECHOBEE 144,376 177,609 ORANGE 242,688 269,920 OSCEOLA 64,941 90,896 PALM BEACH 759,867 931,731 POLK 284,787 398,956 ST LUCIE 127,907 144,283 TOTALS 3,495,604 4,324,407 NOTE: DATA FOR COUNTIES MARKED WITH '*' ARE INCLUSIVE OF AREA NOT WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE SFWMD 19

APPENDIX D-1B: MARKET VALUE OF CROPS, SFWMD, 2007, ADJUSTED COUNTY Market Value ($1000s) BROWARD 50,294 CHARLOTTE* 19,275 COLLIER 278,822 DADE 85,317 GLADES 567,429 HENDRY 190,059 HIGHLANDS* 116,060 LEE 158,808 MARTIN 661,100 MONROE 1,917 OKEECHOBEE* 160,736 ORANGE* 148,456 OSCEOLA* 67,172 PALM BEACH 931,731 POLK* 15,958 ST LUCIE 144,283 TOTALS 3,597,417 * Adjusted for acreage within the SFWMD Source: 2007 USDA Census of Agriculture, Table 2 20

APPENDIX D-2. MARKET VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS SOLD INCLUDING DIRECT SALES: 2007-2002 Crops, including nursery and greenhouse Grains, oilseeds, dry beans, and dry peas Corn Soybeans Sorghum Rice Other grains, oilseeds, dry beans, and dry peas Vegetables, melons, potatoes, and sweet potatoes Fruits, tree nuts, and berries Nursery, greenhouse, floriculture, and sod Broward Charlotte Collier Dade Glades Hendry Highlands Lee Martin 2007 48,795 17,258 274,717-59,187 541,810 153,557 112,735 134,576 2002 44,596 12,534 263,794 573,350 52,489 357,076 119,403 109,147 99,523 2007 - - - 120 - - - 211-2002 - - - - - - - - - 2007 - - - 120 - - - 211-2002 - - - - - - - - - 2007 - - - - - - - - - 2002 - - - - - - - - - 2007 - - - - - - - - - 2002 - - - - - - - - - 2007 - - - - - - - - - 2002 - - - - - - - - - 2007 - - - - - - - - - 2002 - - - - - - - - - 2007 - - 175,095 127,774-58,631-11,130-2002 7,681-135,260 102,592-90,319 - - - 2007-12,914 66,649-32,359 407,686 117,109 29,167 89,968 2002-9,656 83,325 35,826-195,636 90,350 27,109 72,203 2007 33,702 1,090-493,710-11,533 33,170 71,933-2002 35,928 2,140 45,209 434,410-8,753 28,478 65,475 4 Cut Christmas trees 2007 - - - - - - - - - and short-rotation woody crops 2002 - - - 27 - - - - 4 Other crops and hay 2007 21 - - 29 23,420 63,960-294 - 21

Livestock, poultry, and their products Poultry and eggs Cattle and calves Milk and other dairy products from cows Hogs and pigs Sheep, goats, and their products Horses, ponies, mules, burros, and donkeys Aquaculture Other animals and other animal products Value of agricultural products sold directly to individuals for human consumption Total Broward Charlotte Collier Dade Glades Hendry Highlands Lee Martin 2002 - - - - 37,468 62,368 - - - 2007 1,499 2,017 4,105-26,130 25,619 36,502 3,325 23,932 2002 5,028 1,667 3,842 4,650 19,575 18,736 18,188 4,260 28,132 2007 23 1 24-21 23 18 - - 2002 4 1 - - - 6-17 - 2007 144 1,826 2,721 498-21,446 23,840 1,926-2002 - 1,292 2,806 556-17,996 12,173 1,820-2007 - - 6 9 - - 11,494 - - 2002 - - - - - - 5,608-2,953 2007-1 30 3 9 10 34 120 36 2002 - - - 12 - - 60 4 164 2007 9 2 16 86-9 34 123 14 2002 18 3 3 25-5 4 13 10 2007 1,040 34 - - 61 88-554 1,092 2002 1,261 29 200 645 33 32 55 247 287 2007 57 42-4,524-1,260 333 140 159 2002 129 64-2,071 20 295-1,493-2007 226 110 878 602-2,783-421 39 2002 185 278 312 177-386 169 666 403 2007 77 15 1,785 1,913 88 38 79 569 109 2002 987 11-803 47 56 20 250 56 2007 85,593 35,311 526,026 629,388 141,275 1,134,896 376,171 232,859 249,925 2002 95,817 27,675 534,751 1,155,144 109,632 751,664 274,509 210,501 203,739 22

Crops, including nursery and greenhouse Grains, oilseeds, dry beans, and dry peas Corn Soybeans Sorghum Rice Other grains, oilseeds, dry beans, and dry peas Vegetables, melons, potatoes, and sweet potatoes Fruits, tree nuts, and berries Nursery, greenhouse, floriculture, and sod Cut Christmas trees and short-rotation woody crops Other crops and hay Monroe Okeechobee Orange Osceola Palm Beach Polk St. Lucie SFWMD 2007 844 39,796 145,462 45,395 923,297 14,898 133,988 2,646,316 2002 672 33,193 131,721 32,481 752,826 10,219 112,346 2,705,369 2007 - - - - 9,001 1-9,333 2002 - - - - - 0-0 2007 - - - - - - - 331 2002 - - - - - - - - 2007 - - - - - - - - 2002 - - - - - - - - 2007 - - - - - - - - 2002 - - - - - - - - 2007 - - - - 8,332 - - 8,332 2002 - - - - - - - - 2007 - - - - - - - - 2002 - - - - - - - - 2007 - - - - 408,991 809-782,430 2002-11,831-3,791 207,498 125-559,097 2007-14,192-21,268 12,852 12,493 112,694 929,351 2002 82 17,762-14,079 22,604 8,922 101,968 679,522 2007-11,512 130,683 23,618 185,151 1,571-997,672 2002 590 3,482 121,092 14,258 164,989 1,159-925,966 2007 - - - - - - - - 2002 - - - - - - - 31 2007-349 39-307,302 24-395,438 2002 - - 83-352,659 - - 452,578 23

Livestock, poultry, and their products Poultry and eggs Cattle and calves Milk and other dairy products from cows Hogs and pigs Sheep, goats, and their products Horses, ponies, mules, burros, and donkeys Aquaculture Other animals and other animal products Value of agricultural products sold directly to individuals for human consumption Total Monroe Okeechobee Orange Osceola Palm Beach Polk St. Lucie SFWMD 2007 1,073 120,941 2,994 21,776 8,434 1,459 10,295 290,101 2002 1,861 97,468 1,757 15,510 7,040 1,458 15,561 244,733 2007-26 - 3 811 8 8 967 2002-1 23-15 - 4 71 2007-25,270 1,476 20,821 689 1,019-101,676 2002-25,121 1,131 14,672 966 770-79,303 2007-93,883-10 - - - 105,402 2002-71,847 37 - - - - 80,446 2007-14 20 4 24 2 6 314 2002 - - 7 7 43 2 15 313 2007 - - 17-98 3 9 420 2002 - - 4 7 44 1 14 151 2007-705 444 162 5,048-49 9,277 2002-129 139-1,866 27 119 5,069 2007 1,063 - - - 950 259-8,787 2002 1,861 127 151 308 2,044 225-8,787 2007 10 79 486 509 814 70-7,026 2002 - - 266 396 2,063 90 258 5,650 2007-589 80 44 954 43 113 6,497 2002-150 168 69 438 20 616 3,690 2007 2,990 307,355 281,700 133,611 1,872,748 32,660 257,162 6,299,670 2002 5,066 261,110 256,579 95,577 1,515,095 23,017 230,901 5,750,776 24

Appendix E: Analysis of the Gross Regional Product APPENDIX E-1A. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, STATE OF FLORIDA SECTOR 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 AGRICULTURE 124,087 145,229 152,914 155,187 96,390 82,227 MINING 10,134 8,886 6,867 6,214 5,313 3,635 CONSTRUCTION 337,697 329,399 304,463 366,724 494,038 346,916 MANUFACTURING 511,910 519,385 480,388 487,962 389,060 307,613 UTILITIES 276,509 317,511 294,613 340,643 390,617 355,493 WHOLESALE TRADE 247,527 293,090 318,176 364,669 323,735 308,451 RETAIL TRADE 949,563 1,161,920 1,229,421 1,347,890 947,957 928,178 FINANCE 316,295 368,784 372,171 439,249 340,309 317,206 SERVICES 1,376,127 1,882,489 1,916,467 2,330,537 3,431,352 3,394,893 GOVERNMENT 280,764 371,509 845,543 857,641 851,018 883,305 TOTALs 4,430,613 5,398,202 5,921,023 6,696,716 7,269,789 6,927,917 Source: Florida Statistical Abstract, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2007 and 2011 APPENDIX E-1B. PERCENT TOTAL EMPLOYEES BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, STATE OF FLORIDA SECTOR 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 AGRICULTURE 2.80% 2.69% 2.58% 2.32% 1.33% 1.19% MINING 0.23% 0.16% 0.12% 0.09% 0.07% 0.05% CONSTRUCTION 7.62% 6.10% 5.14% 5.48% 6.80% 5.01% MANUFACTURING 11.55% 9.62% 8.11% 7.29% 5.35% 4.44% UTILITIES 6.24% 5.88% 4.98% 5.09% 5.37% 5.13% WHOLESALE TRADE 5.59% 5.43% 5.37% 5.45% 4.45% 4.45% RETAIL TRADE 21.43% 21.52% 20.76% 20.13% 13.04% 13.40% FINANCE 7.14% 6.83% 6.29% 6.56% 4.68% 4.58% SERVICES 31.06% 34.87% 32.37% 34.80% 47.20% 49.00% GOVERNMENT 6.34% 6.88% 14.28% 12.81% 11.71% 12.75% 25

APPENDIX E-1C. GROSS STATE PRODUCT BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, ($ MILLIONS) SECTOR 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 AGRICULTURE 4,542 5,906 5,504 6,660 6,330 5,406 MINING 1,923 771 899 1,004 1,046 1,272 CONSTRUCTION 12,089 13,049 28,129 7,271 51,569 29,597 MANUFACTURING 18,191 23,032 16,973 22,286 39,154 28,855 UTILITIES 15,795 22,362 29,057 57,619 33,260 36,879 WHOLESALE TRADE 11,922 16,828 24,139 31,222 36,697 41,260 RETAIL TRADE 19,785 28,972 36,439 49,287 19,340 46,127 FINANCE 29,243 47,728 75,853 32,262 44,232 55,162 SERVICES 31,371 54,494 78,614 171,343 248,238 374,436 GOVERNMENT 19,479 31,385 43,738 57,488 110,846 94,846 TOTAL 164,340 244,527 339,345 436,442 590,712 713,840 Source: 1985 data from 1990 study, 1995 data from IMPLAN 20 and 1999 to 2010 data from IMPLAN 3.0 APPENDIX E-1D. DOLLARS PER EMPLOYEE BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, STATE OF FLORIDA SECTOR 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 AGRICULTURE 36,603 40,667 35,994 42,916 65,671 65,745 MINING 189,757 86,766 130,916 161,571 196,876 349,931 CONSTRUCTION 35,798 39,615 92,389 19,827 104,383 85,315 MANUFACTURING 35,536 44,345 35,332 45,672 100,637 93,803 UTILITIES 57,123 70,429 98,628 169,148 85,147 103,740 WHOLESALE TRADE 48,164 57,416 75,867 85,617 113,355 133,765 RETAIL TRADE 20,836 24,935 29,639 36,566 20,402 49,696 FINANCE 92,455 129,420 203,812 73,448 129,976 173,900 SERVICES 22,797 28,948 41,020 73,521 72,344 110,294 GOVERNMENT 69,379 84,480 51,728 67,030 130,251 107,376 TOTAL 37,092 45,298 57,312 65,173 81,256 103,038 26

APPENDIX E-2A. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, SOUTH FLORIDA SECTOR 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 AGRICULTURE 60,129 72,407 74,351 71,986 43,006 34,421 MINING 2,066 1,451 547 922 905 660 CONSTRUCTION 137,105 135,879 125,027 142,814 194,203 129,791 MANUFACTURING 204,814 197,671 172,780 168,762 125,692 94,071 UTILITIES 131,476 148,881 141,391 157,822 164,859 148,129 WHOLESALE TRADE 109,342 132,399 143,228 160,875 149,206 139,601 RETAIL TRADE 402,538 478,349 499,139 539,007 381,697 382,425 FINANCE 149,520 165,972 160,416 177,621 130,022 116,590 SERVICES 590,601 763,566 742,758 858,068 1,290,956 1,348,094 GOVERNMENT 103,382 136,618 283,002 291,137 300,914 313,150 TOTAL 1,890,973 2,233,194 2,342,639 2,569,014 2,781,460 2,706,932 Source: Florida Statistical Abstract, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2007 and 2011 APPENDIX E-2B. PERCENT TOTAL EMPLOYEES BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, SOUTH FLORIDA SECTOR 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 AGRICULTURE 3.18% 3.24% 3.17% 2.80% 1.55% 1.27% MINING 0.11% 0.06% 0.02% 0.04% 0.03% 0.02% CONSTRUCTION 7.25% 6.08% 5.34% 5.56% 6.98% 4.79% MANUFACTURING 10.83% 8.85% 7.38% 6.57% 4.52% 3.48% UTILITIES 6.95% 6.67% 6.04% 6.14% 5.93% 5.47% WHOLESALE TRADE 5.78% 5.93% 6.11% 6.26% 5.36% 5.16% RETAIL TRADE 21.29% 21.42% 21.31% 20.98% 13.72% 14.13% FINANCE 7.91% 7.43% 6.85% 6.91% 4.67% 4.31% SERVICES 31.23% 34.19% 31.71% 33.40% 46.41% 49.80% GOVERNMENT 5.47% 6.12% 12.08% 11.33% 10.82% 11.57% 27

APPENDIX E-2C. GROSS REGIONAL PRODUCT BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, ($ MILLIONS) SECTOR 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 AGRICULTURE 2,201 2,945 2,452 3,240 2,930 2,336 MINING 392 126 203 770 245 514 CONSTRUCTION 4,908 5,383 14,385 17,828 22,211 14,211 MANUFACTURING 7,278 8,766 5,540 10,997 17,428 11,135 UTILITIES 7,510 10,486 10,678 16,948 13,041 12,073 WHOLESALE TRADE 5,266 7,602 11,604 19,844 18,897 21,026 RETAIL TRADE 8,387 11,927 15,355 24,976 7,736 19,577 FINANCE 13,824 21,480 36,634 14,910 15,139 10,595 SERVICES 13,464 22,104 34,251 96,971 115,920 174,766 GOVERNMENT 7,172 11,541 15,714 24,224 44,031 34,809 TOTAL 70,403 102,359 146,817 230,707 257,578 301,042 Source: 1985 data from 1990 study, 1995 data from IMPLAN 2.0 and 1999 to 2010 data from IMPLAN 3.0 APPENDIX E-2D. DOLLARS PER EMPLOYEE BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, SOUTH FLORIDA SECTOR 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 AGRICULTURE 36,603 40,667 32,976 45,006 68,125 67,875 MINING 189,757 86,766 370,653 835,316 271,100 779,484 CONSTRUCTION 35,798 39,615 115,059 124,835 114,371 109,489 MANUFACTURING 35,536 44,345 32,067 65,162 138,654 118,366 UTILITIES 57,123 70,429 75,522 107,385 79,101 81,504 WHOLESALE TRADE 48,164 57,416 81,018 123,348 126,651 150,612 RETAIL TRADE 20,836 24,935 30,764 46,337 20,268 51,193 FINANCE 92,455 129,420 228,371 83,941 116,431 90,878 SERVICES 22,797 28,948 46,114 113,011 89,794 129,639 GOVERNMENT 69,379 84,480 55,525 83,205 146,325 111,157 TOTAL 37,092 45,298 62,672 89,804 92,605 111,212 28

APPENDIX E-3. ESTIMATED IMPORTS AND EXPORTS BY SECTOR, 1985-2010, SOUTH FLORIDA AGRICULTURE 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 STATE AVERAGE 2.80% 2.69% 2.58% 2.32% 1.33% 1.19% SFWMD 3.18% 3.24% 3.17% 2.80% 1.55% 1.27% PERCENT DIFFERENCE 0.38% 0.55% 0.59% 0.48% 0.22% 0.08% EXPORT EMPLOYEES 7,169 12,327 13,851 12,453 6,127 2,293 EXPORT VALUE 262.41 501.28 579.22 587.22 390.32 230.63 EXPORTS 262.41 501.28 579.22 587.22 390.32 230.63 IMPORTS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 MINING 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 STATE AVERAGE 0.23% 0.16% 0.12% 0.09% 0.07% 0.05% SFWMD 0.11% 0.06% 0.02% 0.04% 0.03% 0.02% PERCENT DIFFERENCE -0.12% -0.10% -0.09% -0.06% -0.04% -0.03% EXPORT EMPLOYEES -2,260-2,225-2,170-1,462-1,128-760 EXPORT VALUE -428.77-193.02-204.54-279.84-306.85-98.49 EXPORTS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 IMPORTS 428.77 193.02 204.54 279.84 306.85 98.49 CONSTRUCTION 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 STATE AVERAGE 7.62% 6.10% 5.14% 5.48% 6.80% 5.01% SFWMD 7.25% 6.08% 5.34% 5.56% 6.98% 4.79% PERCENT DIFFERENCE -0.37% -0.02% 0.19% 0.08% 0.19% -0.21% EXPORT EMPLOYEES -7,023-390 4,567 2,130 5,181-5,759 EXPORT VALUE -251.40-15.46 397.12 249.27 552.11-763.39 EXPORTS 0.00 0.00 397.12 249.27 552.11 0.00 IMPORTS 251.40 15.46 0.00 0.00 0.00 763.39 29

MANUFACTURING 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 STATE AVERAGE 11.55% 9.62% 8.11% 7.29% 5.35% 4.44% SFWMD 10.83% 8.85% 7.38% 6.57% 4.52% 3.48% PERCENT DIFFERENCE -0.72% -0.77% -0.74% -0.72% -0.83% -0.97% EXPORT EMPLOYEES -13,668-17,194-17,284-18,431-23,164-26,122 EXPORT VALUE -485.69-762.47-2,589.78-3,953.96-6,313.64-9,281.68 EXPORTS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 IMPORTS 485.69 762.47 2,589.78 3,953.96 6,313.64 9,281.68 UTILITIES 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 STATE AVERAGE 6.24% 5.88% 4.98% 5.09% 5.37% 5.13% SFWMD 6.95% 6.67% 6.04% 6.14% 5.93% 5.47% PERCENT DIFFERENCE 0.71% 0.78% 1.06% 1.06% 0.55% 0.34% EXPORT EMPLOYEES 13,462 17,529 24,828 27,144 15,407 9,228 EXPORT VALUE 769.01 1,234.56 3,614.39 3,809.19 2,148.14 1,531.91 EXPORTS 769.01 1,234.56 3,614.39 3,809.19 2,148.14 1,531.91 IMPORTS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 WHOLESALE TRADE 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 STATE AVERAGE 5.59% 5.43% 5.37% 5.45% 4.45% 4.45% SFWMD 5.78% 5.93% 6.11% 6.26% 5.36% 5.16% PERCENT DIFFERENCE 0.20% 0.50% 0.74% 0.82% 0.91% 0.70% EXPORT EMPLOYEES 3,699 11,150 17,342 20,980 25,343 19,081 EXPORT VALUE 178.14 640.19 1,844.36 2,574.34 4,018.76 3,125.64 EXPORTS 178.14 640.19 1,844.36 2,574.34 4,018.76 3,125.64 IMPORTS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 30

RETAIL TRADE 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 STATE AVERAGE 21.43% 21.52% 20.76% 20.13% 13.04% 13.40% SFWMD 21.29% 21.42% 21.31% 20.98% 13.72% 14.13% PERCENT DIFFERENCE -0.14% -0.10% 0.54% 0.85% 0.68% 0.73% EXPORT EMPLOYEES -2,733-2,328 12,721 21,925 19,004 19,760 EXPORT VALUE -56.94-58.06 486.70 918.82 1,340.97 1,329.25 EXPORTS 0.00 0.00 486.70 918.82 1,340.97 1,329.25 IMPORTS 56.94 58.06 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 FINANCE 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 STATE AVERAGE 7.14% 6.83% 6.29% 6.56% 4.68% 4.58% SFWMD 7.91% 7.43% 6.85% 6.91% 4.67% 4.31% PERCENT DIFFERENCE 0.77% 0.60% 0.56% 0.35% -0.01% -0.27% EXPORT EMPLOYEES 14,526 13,409 13,167 9,115-182 -7,351 EXPORT VALUE 1,343.02 1,735.34 2,663.01 1,089.81-31.43-1,122.99 EXPORTS 1,343.02 1,735.34 2,663.01 1,089.81 0.00 0.00 IMPORTS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 31.43 1,122.99 SERVICES 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 STATE AVERAGE 31.06% 34.87% 32.37% 34.80% 47.20% 49.00% SFWMD 31.23% 34.19% 31.71% 33.40% 46.41% 49.80% PERCENT DIFFERENCE 0.17% -0.68% -0.66% -1.40% -0.79% 0.80% EXPORT EMPLOYEES 3,274-15,204-15,488-35,979-21,898 21,614 EXPORT VALUE 74.63-440.14-835.59-2,957.09-1,972.15 2,403.65 EXPORTS 74.63 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2,403.65 IMPORTS 0.00 440.14 835.59 2,957.09 1,972.15 0.00 31

GOVERNMENT 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 STATE AVERAGE 6.34% 6.88% 14.28% 12.81% 11.71% 12.75% SFWMD 5.47% 6.12% 12.08% 11.33% 10.82% 11.57% PERCENT DIFFERENCE -0.87% -0.76% -2.20% -1.47% -0.89% -1.18% EXPORT EMPLOYEES -16,447-17,073-51,535-37,874-24,690-31,982 EXPORT VALUE -1,141.09-1,442.29-2,294.94-2,224.13-3,015.52-2,869.41 EXPORTS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 IMPORTS 1,141.09 1,442.29 2,294.94 2,224.13 3,015.52 2,869.41 1985 1990 1995 1999 2004 2010 SUM ALL EXPORTS (+) 2,627.22 4,111.37 9,584.81 9,228.65 8,450.30 8,621.08 SUM ALL IMPORTS (-) 2,363.89 2,911.43 5,924.86 9,415.01 11,639.58 14,135.97 NET 263.33 1,199.94 3,659.95-186.36-3,189.29-5,514.89 SUM URBAN EXPORTS(+) SUM URBAN IMPORTS(-) 2,364.81 3,610.09 9,005.59 8,641.43 8,059.98 8,390.45 2,363.89 2,911.43 5,924.86 9,415.01 11,639.58 14,135.97 NET 0.92 698.66 3,080.73-773.58-3,579.61-5,745.51 32

Appendix F: Hydrology Data APPENDIX F-1. AREAS AND WEIGHTS USED FOR RAINFALL TABULATIONS REGION SUB- REGION AREA (sq mi) WEIGHT WCAs WCA1 221 0.1643 WCA2 209 0.1554 WCA3 915 0.6803 TOTAL 1345 LEC 6422 WCA 1345 0.2094 EAA 800 0.1246 ENP 2185 0.3402 NET LEC 2092 0.3258 KRB UKB 335 0.3007 LKB 674 0.6050 FEC 440 0.3950 TOTAL 1114 Notes: Weights equal the percentage that each sub-region represents of the region. FEC - Fisheating Creek / Istokpoga Basin APPENDIX F-2. RAINFALL BY HYDROLOGICAL UNIT BASIN SQUARE MILES ACRES (1000s) AVERAGE RAINFALL ANNUAL VOLUME (E3 AC-FT) KRB 1,009 645.8 45.76 2,462 LOK 697 446.1 45.97 1,709 EAA 800 512.0 54.22 2,313 WCA 1,345 860.8 51.56 3,698 LEC 2,092 1,338.9 58.22 6,496 ENP 2,185 1,398.4 55.22 6,435 Notes: Weighted Averages applied to the Kissimmee River Basin, Everglades Agricultural Area, Water Conservation Areas, and Lower East Coast Average rainfall values taken from Chapter 2, 2012 South Florida Environmental Report 33

APPENDIX F-3A. WATER BUDGET FROM 1995 BASE, RESTUDY (E3 AC-FT/YR) ----- FROM ----- PERCENT EXT BASINS KRB LOK EAA WCA LEC ENP TOTAL FLOWS "TO" OF TOTAL FLOWS "TO" MANAGED FLOWS PERCENT MANAGED FLOWS --- TO --- RAIN "TO" "TO" EXTERNAL BASINS 510 121 785 1,416 3.3% 604 7.0% KRB 2,462 2,462 5.8% LOK 1,684 96 1,642 86 34 3,542 8.3% 1,858 21.7% EAA 2,580 48 377 36 1 3,042 7.1% 426 5.0% WCA 3,450 376 267 917 238 5,248 12.3% 1,718 20.0% LEC 6,512 65 15 849 306 7,747 18.1% 187 2.2% ENP 1,709 862 70 2,641 6.2% 849 9.9% COASTAL DISCHARGE 3,249 151 3,400 7.9% 2,929 34.2% NET CONSUMPTION 744 744 1.7% ET 2,361 2,021 3,350 3,407 1,394 12,533 29.3% TOTAL FLOWS "FROM" 18,397 585 1,642 3,515 3,039 5,218 7,743 2,636 42,775 8,571 PERCENT OF TOTAL FLOWS "FROM" 43.0% 1.4% 3.8% 8.2% 7.1% 12.2% 18.1% 6.2% MANAGED FLOWS "FROM" 440 1,642 1,154 1,018 1,045 4,016 0 9,315 PERCENT OF MANAGED FLOWS 4.7% 17.6% 12.4% 10.9% 11.2% 43.1% 0.0% "FROM" Notes: Data is from Chapter 10, Everglades Interim Report and corroborated by the data in the 1990 Study (Trrimble) Flow information is only partly supported by Chapter 2 (Regional Hydrology) of the 2012 South Florida Environmental Report, which only examines selected surface flows. 34

APPENDIX F-3B. MANAGED WATER BUDGET FROM 1995 BASE, RESTUDY (E3 AC-FT/YR) ----- FROM ----- PERCENT OF MANAGED FLOWS EXT BASINS KRB LOK EAA WCA LEC MANAGED FLOWS "TO" --- TO --- "TO" EXTERNAL BASINS 510 94 604 7.0% KRB 0 0.0% LOK 96 1,642 86 34 1,858 21.7% EAA 48 377 1 426 5.0% WCA 296 267 917 238 1,718 20.0% LEC 15 172 187 2.2% ENP 779 70 849 9.9% COASTAL DISCHARGE 2,929 2,929 34.2% MANAGED FLOWS "FROM" 440 1,642 1,154 1,018 1,045 3,272 8,571 PERCENT OF MANAGED FLOWS 5.1% 19.2% 13.5% 11.9% 12.2% 38.2% "FROM" 35

APPENDIX F-4. PUMPED WATER, 2002-2011 VOLUME YEAR (E3 Acre-Feet) 2002 3,131 2003 3,339 2004 3,404 2005 3,938 2006 3,583 2007 1,271 2008 3,768 2009 3,660 2010 3,032 2011 1,584 Average 3,071 Non-Drought Average 3,680 Notes: Non-drought Average excludes 2007 and 2011 Source: Schedule 23 (Page VI-27), 2012 SFWMD Comprehensive Annual Financial Report APPENDIX F-5A. TOTAL WATER BUDGET FROM 1995 BASE, RESTUDY (E3 AC-FT/YR) BASIN TOTAL INFLOWS TOTAL OUTFLOWS SUM OF TOTAL FLOWS PERCENT OF TOTAL FLOWS KRB 2,462 1,642 4,104 8.13% EXT 1,416 585 2,001 3.96% LOK 3,542 3,515 7,057 13.98% EAA 3,042 3,039 6,081 12.05% WCA 5,248 5,218 10,466 20.73% ENP 2,641 2,636 5,277 10.45% LEC 7,747 7,743 15,490 30.69% TOTAL 26,098 24,378 50,476 APPENDIX F-5B. MANAGED WATER BUDGET FROM 1995 BASE, RESTUDY (E3 AC-FT/YR) BASIN MANAGED INFLOWS MANAGED OUTFLOWS SUM OF MANAGED FLOWS PERCENT OF MANAGED FLOWS KRB 0 1,642 1,642 11.92% EXT 0 604 604 4.39% LOK 1,858 1,154 3,012 21.87% EAA 426 1,018 1,444 10.48% WCA 1,718 1,045 2,763 20.06% ENP 849 0 849 6.16% LEC 187 3,272 3,459 25.11% TOTAL 5,038 8,735 13,773 36

APPENDIX F-6A. PERCENT BASINS REPRESENT OF DOWNSTREAM TOTAL WATER BUDGETS BASIN LOK EAA WCA LEC KRB 46.7 14.2 4.7 0.3 LOK 12.4 9.7 0.5 EAA 33.2 2.1 WCA 5.0 APPENDIX F-6B. PERCENT BASIN FLOWS REPRESENT OF DOWNSTREAM MANAGED BUDGETS BASIN LOK EAA WCA LEC KRB 54.52 17.47 5.80 0.69 LOK 32.06 10.64 1.26 EAA 33.19 4.37 WCA 11.85 APPENDIX F-7. DERIVATIONS OF FLOW ALLOCATIONS FOR WATER MANAGEMENT EXPENDITURES Note: All calculations assume no change in storage over time. The alternatives presented are Total Flows and Managed Flows. It has been argued that because of the infrastructure controlling stages and groundwater levels throughout the system that 100 percent of all flows are managed; however, for this analysis the Managed Flows alternative only calculates surface flows that move via infrastructure. Coastal discharges include flows in canals (but not lateral water table movement), and are included in the Managed Flow alternative. Total Flow proportions are based on the water budget of the hydrologic unit (or the LEC, respectively). In all cases this value is the Total Flows To in Appendix F-3. Managed Flow proportions, however, are based upon the sum of managed inflows and outflows (not just the inflows), a subset of the water budget used for the Total Flow alternative. Many managed flows are exchanged in both directions between hydrologic units; therefore all managed flows are considered. (1) Annual Flow from the WCA to the LEC: Total Flow: From Appendix F-3a, the total flow between the WCA to the LEC is 1,087 E3 ac-ft/yr. From Appendix F-4a, the water budget (inflows) of the WCA and the LEC are 5,248 E3 ac-ft/yr and 7,747 E3 ac-ft/yr, respectively. Thus, flow from the WCA to the LEC represents 20.71% of the WCA budget and 14.03% of the LEC budget. Managed Flow: From Appendix F-3b, the managed flow between the WCA and the LEC is 410 E3 ac-ft/yr. From Appendix F-4b, total managed flows of the WCA and the LEC are 2,763 E3 ac-ft/yr and 3,459 E3 ac-ft/yr, respectively. Thus, flow from the WCA to the LEC represents 14.84% of the managed WCA budget and 11.85% of the LEC managed budget. (2) Annual Flow from the EAA to the LEC: Total Flow: EAA WCA: The total flow between the EAA and the WCA is 953 E3 ac-ft/yr. The water budget of the EAA is 3,042 E3 ac-ft/yr. Thus, flow between the EAA and the WCA represents 31.33% of the EAA water budget. 31.33% of the flows between the WCA and the LEC is 6.49% of the EAA unit budget and 4.40% of the LEC budget. 37