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DocuSign Envelope ID:5COB7860-9C32-47EC-829F-BCA5B8OE52B3 <br /> The following provides a table with the estimated costs for each service provided. A <br /> permit will be required to stock the grass carp in Compton's Pond; the AWCP has already <br /> submitted the application to the Wildlife Resource Commission and it has been approved. <br /> Proposed Hydrilla Control for 2019 <br /> Noxious Estimated <br /> Project Site Weed Service Cost <br /> Lake Orange Hydrilla Fall Survey $1,000 <br /> Sediment Structure 1 Grass Carp stocking <br /> (Compton's Pond) Hydrilla (30 triploid fish) $500 <br /> Sediment Structure 1 Hydrilla Herbicide applications $2,200 <br /> (Compton's Pond) (1 acre) <br /> Sediment Structure 1 Hydrilla Fall Survey $400 <br /> (Compton's Pond) 1 <br /> Sediment Structure 2 Hydrilla Herbicide applications $1,800 <br /> (6 acres) <br /> Sediment Structure 2 Hydrilla Fall Survey $200 <br /> Sediment Structure 3 Hydrilla Site assessment $200 <br /> Sediment Structure 3 Hydrilla Herbicide applications $1,200 <br /> &Fall Survey <br /> Total $7,500 <br /> By accepting this proposal Orange County agrees to a 50/50 cost-share arrangement with <br /> the State of North Carolina. As the local cooperator the County will be invoiced by DWR <br /> at the end of the season for 50% of the costs associated with providing this service. The <br /> County should budget $3,750 for these projects in 2019. <br /> Please reply to this letter if Orange County would like for the Aquatic Weed <br /> Control Program to proceed with these activities and agrees to the cost-share arrangement <br /> presented in this proposal. <br /> These activities have been included on the 2019 work-plan for the Aquatic Weed <br /> Control Program that has been approved by the NC Aquatic Weed Control Council. If <br /> you have any questions, please contact Rob Emens at rob.emens&ncdenr.gov or(919) <br /> 707-9012, or Drew Gay at andrew.gay(cr�,ncdenr.gov or(919) 707-9020. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> �a� <br /> Rob Emens, Manager <br /> NC Aquatic Weed Control Program <br />