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STEVEN A. McCALEB
103 ALVERADO DRIVE
LONG BEACH, MISSISSIPPI 39560
PHONE & FAX: (228)-868-8428

E-MAIL: mccaleb4thdist@aol.com

WEB SITE: www.mississippiwebsite.com

IS THIS WHERE WRANPS IS GOING TO BE LOCATED?

And did WRANPS no they were moving in 2003


There's Something Fishy About WRANPS Relocation
 

05/12/04

After four years of searching, WRANPS has found an ideal location for its animal care facilities.

The Wildlife Rehabilitation and Nature Preservation Society is moving from Pass Christian to Lyman. The animal care group will soon be neighbors with the state's fish hatchery.

The WRANPS medical clinic in the woods of Pass Christian is filled with injured and orphaned animals. Spring brings an unusual mix of critters, from baby bunnies and possums, to a young Canadian goose, to a variety of baby birds.

"Mockingbirds eat big ole' mouthfuls," said one staffer, as she fed an injured bird.

"They want to eat all the time and have just five bites jammed down their throats," she explained.

Multiple cages make for cramped quarters in the tiny clinic. But the animal care givers have visions of a spacious expansion to the north of I-10.

"It's going to showcase the environment and showcase our native wildlife," said WRANPS President Dianne Hunt, as she pointed to a project map.

She's excited about relocating to 26 acres of river woodlands right next to the Lyman Fish Hatchery.

But WRANPS needs help with the project plans.

"We have a steel building that's been donated by the Sisters of Mercy. But we can't put it on the site until we have a slab done with the electrical and the plumbing. And we need a well very desparately," Hunt said.

The WRANPS director says the wooded site near the Big Biloxi river is ideal for an animal rehab center. It's secluded enough for the animals and the central location just off Highway 49 give people easy access.

"We are taking in more babies this year than ever. And a lot of that has to do with development pressures here on the Gulf Coast," Hunt explained.

The folks that help thousands of hurting animals each year, are counting on the public's help with the relocation.

"We know that they're going to come through, and we're going to have this done by December," said Hunt.

After some 20 years in the Pass, WRANPS plans to offer the same animal care in a more spacious, modern facility up the road in Lyman.

Opening the medical clinic at the Lyman site is the first priority for WRANPS. Future plans include building an educational facility, an amphitheater for bird shows and a nature trail along the Big Biloxi River.

If you'd like to help with the project, phone WRANPS at (228) 452-9453 or visit their web site www.wranps.org .

By Steve Phillips

I find it odd that this grant letter has come out now that WRANPS knows there moving next to the
Mississippi, Lyman Fish Hatchery: it's just to convenient don't you think.

 

SECTION 1. The Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks

12 is hereby authorized to transfer and convey to the Department of

13 Marine Resources certain state-owned real property, known as the

14 "Lyman Fish Hatchery", located in Harrison County, Mississippi.

KEY PERSONNEL LIST

(NOTE: Please show street address as well as Post Office Box Number where applicable. Also, if any

Of the responsibilities listed below are located in another office, please so indicate.)

AGENCY DIRECTOR – Individual authorized to sign the assistance agreement application and award acceptance.

Name: Katy Pope

Title: Director

Address: P.O. Box 209, Long Beach, MS 39560

Telephone: 228-452-2270, 228-452-9453, 228-861-7110

PROJECT OFFICER – Generally the same person indicated as the contact in Block #5 of the Application.

Name: Dianne Hunt

Title: Co-Founder

Address: 23707 Redfish Lane, Pass Christian, MS 39571

Telephone: 228-452-7917, 228-596-0509

FINANCE DIRECTOR – Individual responsible for (1) maintaining the accounting/financial management system

supporting grant expenditures; (2) preparing financial reports; and (3) maintaining the

Letter of Credit. Note: If any of these responsibilities are located in another office, please

so indicate.

Name: Samantha Burdette

Title: Treasurer

Address: P.O. Box 209, Long Beach, MS 39560

Telephone: 228-466-4625

 

http://billstatus.ls.state.ms.us/documents/2007/pdf/SB/2800-2899/SB2898IN.pdf

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COASTAL IMPACT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

PROJECT WORKPLAN

Please complete all fields. If a field is not applicable to your project, please indicate this with “NA” (Not Applicable).

To add a line to any field, “Tab” at the end of the line and add the next consecutive alpha-numeric label if appropriate.

PROJECT TITLE: Regional Coastal Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic (WRANPS)

PLAN PARTICIPANT: Name: Wildlife Rehabilitation and Nature Preservation Society Inc.

(WRANPS

Address: P.O. Box 209, Long Beach, MS 39560

EMPLOYER ID NUMBER: 640701440

PROJECT OFFICER: Name: Dianne Hunt

Title: Chairman

Phone

#:

228-452-7917

228-363-1883

Fax

#:

228-452-0972 Email: huntband@aol.com

PROJECT LOCATION: Harrison County Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, and Jackson & Hancock

Counties

COLLABORATORS: MS Dept. of Marine Resources, MS Dept. of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, MS

Emergency Management Agency and Gulf of Mexico Program, MS Museum of

Natural Science, MS Dept. of Environmental Quality, US Coast Guard, Chevron

Pascagoula Refinery, Tri-State Bird Rescue, University of Southern Mississippi, Boy

and Girl Scouts of America, Harrison County Port Authority, International Wildlife

Rehabilitators Assoc., Wildlife Rehabilitators Council.

PRIMARY PROJECT

CATEGORY

(Check appropriate boxes)

1. CIAP Program Administration

2. Air Quality

3. Education / Eco-Tourism

4. Fisheries

5. Habitat Protection, Restoration and Enhancement

6. Information Collection, Management and Application

7. Invasive Species

8. Land Acquisition

9. Smart Growth

10. Utilities – Infrastructure and Non-Infrastructure

11. Water Quality

12. Watershed Monitoring and Modeling

X 13. Wildlife and Marine Species

Type of Applicant

(Check appropriate boxes)

A. State H. Independent School District

B. County I. State Controlled Institution of Higher

Learning

C. Municipal J. Private University

D. Township K. Indian Tribe

E. Interstate L. Individual

F. Intermunicipal M. Profit Organization

G. Special District X N. Other: Non-

Profit__________________

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Is the Participant

delinquent on any Federal

debt?

(Check appropriate boxes)

Yes If yes, explain:

x No

WORKPLAN

Project Implementation Plan

Please describe in detail the activities you will undertake to

deliver your project in a timely and successful manner. You may

include below, or on attached pages, any additional information,

including narrative explanations.

Number Description of Critical Milestones / Tasks / Deliverables Schedule (Mo./Yr.)

P-1: Attend CIAP meetings Begin: June 01 End: Dec. 04

P-2: Submit semi-annual progress reports to CIAP Team Begin: June 02 End: Dec. 04

P-3: Submit contracts to CIAP Team for review Begin: June 02 End: Jan. 04

P-4: Hire Director of Regional Coastal Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic Begin: Dec. 01 End: Dec. 04

P-5: Consult with NWRA and IWRC for minimum standards for

wildlife enclosures

Begin: Feb. 02 End: March

02

P-6: Develop site plan for layout of facility wildlife enclosures Begin: March

02

End: May 02

P-7: Consult with Chevron and Tri-State to determine necessary

supplies

Begin: Jan. 02 End: March

02

P-8: Develop list and identify needed supplies Begin: Jan. 02 End: Dec.

04

P-9: Design wildlife enclosures, interpretive exhibits and aviaries Begin: Dec. 01 End: May 04

P-10: Acquire equipment and supplies Begin: Jan. 02 End: Dec. 04

P-11: Purchase enclosure and other materials and build aviaries,

exhibits, enclosures, cages, and decontamination bathing areas

Begin: May 02 End: Feb. 04

P-12: Start volunteer training courses Begin: Dec. 01 End: Dec. 04

P-13: Acquire rescue and education van Begin: Feb. 02 End: Aug 02

P-14: Implement education programs throughout gulf coast school

system

Begin: Jan. 02 End: Dec. 04

P-15:

P-16:

P-17:

P-18: Begin: End:

P-19: Begin: End:

P-20: Begin: End:

Please attach additional pages with further detail of project tasks if appropriate (i.e. data collection procedures and

schedules; sampling locations; physical, chemical, and biological parameters to be measured).

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UNIVERSAL PROJECT COMPONENTS

All projects must address the following four components. Please review the Plan Summary as submitted

by the State to the U.S. Department of Commerce (see page 6, Section III, Paragraph A; pages 12-13,

Section IV, Paragraphs 1-5; and page 11, second paragraph). Please describe in detail the activities you

will undertake to accomplish these components in a timely and successful manner. You may include

below, or on attached pages, any additional information, including narrative explanations.

Collaboration

Number Description of Methods for Implementing Collaboration Schedule (Mo./Yr.)

C-1: Attend Collaboration Workshop Begin: Feb. 02 End: Feb. 02

C-2: Contact all collaborators via e-mail or telephone to obtain

regulations, suggestions, requirements, and minimum standards

Begin: Jan. 02 End: Aug02

C-3: Organize meetings and workshops with collaborators on project

site to implement requirements of workplan

Begin: Mar. 02 End: Dec. 04

C-4: Cooperate with collaborators on research projects Begin: Feb 02 End: Dec. 04

C-5: Contact Collaborators regarding site plan requirements for

decontamination wastewater discharge

Begin: March 02 End: Apr. 02

Education/Outreach

Number Description of Methods for Implementing Education/Outreach Schedule (Mo./Yr.)

E-1: Hold training workshops and orientation meetings for volunteers;

implement corporate and university sponsored internship programs

Begin: Dec. 01 End: Dec. 04

E-2: Acquire educational materials, audio-visual equipment, display

materials, and interpretive plaques

Begin: Feb. 02 End: Dec. 04

E-3: Schedule education programs in schools, civic organizations, and

events throughout the gulf coast region along with site programs

Begin: Jan. 02 End: Dec. 04

E-4: Acquire educational wildlife for programs Begin: Mar. 02 End: Dec. 04

E-5: Educate the regional public and public officials regarding habitat

preservation and wildlife values through public media such as

newspaper and television

Begin: Dec. 01 End: Dec. 04

Duplication Avoidance

Number Description of Methods for Avoiding Duplication Schedule (Mo./Yr.)

D-1: Work with Chevron Pascagoula refinery and Tri-State Bird Rescue

in the event of a major oil spill

Begin: Feb. 02 End: Dec. 04

D-2: Utilize Chevron oil spill van in the event of a major oil spill Begin: Feb. 02 End: Dec. 04

Best Management Practices for Environmental Purposes

Number Description of Methods for Implementing Best Management

Practices for Environmental Purposes

Schedule (Mo./Yr.)

B-1: Design wildlife enclosures, aviaries, and oil spill cleaning stations

to minimize impacts to work site and adjacent environments

Begin: Mar. 02 End: Dec. 04

B-2: Avoid wetland areas during construction of aviaries, and wildlife

enclosures unless incorporation of these areas in their natural state

will benefit the wild inhabitants in recovery

Begin: Mar. 02 End: Dec. 04

B-3: Design discharge of contaminated wastewater to conform with all

requirements of all regulatory agencies and protect adjacent habitats

from fecal run-off from wildlife enclosures

Begin: May 02 End: Dec. 04

B-4: Remove non-native plant species on site by utilizing collaborating

boy and girl scouts and others

Begin: May 02 End: Dec. 04

B-5: Incorporate natural habitats in site plans to blend with surrounding

habitats

Begin: May 02 End: Dec. 04

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OTHER PROJECT COMPONENTS, IF APPLICABLE

Information Collection & Management

Number Description of how the Project and/or Products of the Project

will be Implemented/Utilized

Schedule (Mo./Yr.)

I-1: Impacted coastal wildlife will be returned in healthy functioning

condition back into their natural habitats through rehabilitation

Begin: Dec. 01 End: Dec.

04

I-2: Citizens of the Mississippi Gulf Coast and other regional areas

will be better informed about the need to protect wildlife habitats

through education programs

Begin: Dec. 01 End: Dec.

04

I-3: Non-native plant species will be removed allowing native plants

to flourish

Begin: May 01 End: Dec.

04

I-4: Research will be ongoing through gathering of data and record

keeping and cooperation with researchers from other institutions

Begin: Dec. 01 End: Dec.

04

I-5: New knowledge regarding coastal wildlife and their habitats will

be obtained through ongoing rehabilitation efforts

Begin: Dec. 01 End: Dec.

04

Project Sustainability

Number Description of how the Project and/or Products of the Project

will be Sustained Beyond this CIAP Funding Cycle

Schedule (Mo./Yr.)

S-1: Through public memberships, bequests, grants and corporate

support

Begin: Dec. 04 End: ongoing

S-2: Through continued volunteer recruitment Begin: Dec. 04 End: ongoing

S-3: Through utilization of corporate and university sponsored

internship programs

Begin: Dec. 04 End: ongoing

S-4: Begin: End:

S-5: Begin: End:

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(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

CIAP

Other

Federal #1

Other

Federal #2

Applicant's

Match State Other

Grant Program

Function or Activity

Title:

Coastal

Impact

Assistance

Program

WRANPS

Catalog of Federal

Domestic

Assistance Number:

CFDA:

11.419

Budget Values in Whole Dollars

OBJECT CLASS CATEGORIES

a. Personnel 6,00$ 0

b. Fringe Benefits

c. Travel

d. Equipment $ 26,000 $ 30,000

e. Supplies $ 12,500

f. Contractual $ 50,000

g. Construction

h. Other $ 11,500

I.

Total Direct Charges

(sum a-h) $ 100,000 $ - $ - $ 36,000 $ - $ -

j. Indirect Charges

k TOTALS (sum I and j) $ 100,000 $ - $ - $ 36,000 $ - $ -

TOTAL ALL PROJECT FUNDING SOURCES (sum 1k-6k) $ 1 36,000

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DETAILED BUDGET INFORMATION

a. Personnel (Program Staffing – include

and indicate vacant positions)

Position Title

Number in

Position

Class

Annual

Salary

Work Years

Rate

Personnel Costs

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

PERSONNEL CATEGORY TOTALS $ -0-

b. FRINGE BENEFITS: TOTAL $ -0-

c. TRAVEL: TOTAL $ -0-

d. EQUIPMENT:

(1) List each item to be purchased for this project:

(2) Quick-Response 50 gallon Hotwater Heaters @ $350.00 ea.

$ 700.00

(3) Submersible Pumps @ $707.84 ea. $2,123.52

(12) Turbojector Shower Heads @ $18.94 ea. $ 227.28

(6) Aluminum Wash Tubs @ $24.03 ea. $ 144.18

(4) Aluminum Tables @ $278.09 ea. $1,112.36

(1) Rinse Table (stainless steel with rack) @ $617.32 ea. $ 617.32

(10) Plastic Storage Boxes @ $23.52 ea. $ 235.20

(10) Heat Lamps @ $10.95 ea. $ 109.50

(4) Doughboy Pools @ $559.70 ea $2,238.80

(6) Pet Dryers @ $314.25 ea. $ 1,885.50

(5) Plastic Pet Kennels (Large) @ 42.97ea. $ 214.85

(3) Heaters (portable) @ $135.00 ea. $ 405.00

(1) Used X-Ray Machine in Good Condition

(1) Veterinary Opthalmascope @ $300.00

(6) Portable Mammal & Aviary Enclosures

$12,000.00

$ 300.00

$ 3,686.49

EQUIPMENT TOTAL $26,000.00

e. SUPPLIES:

(1) List by groups as appropriate:

Veterinary Supplies/Medications for Wildlife $ 2, 500.00

Volunteer Safety Supplies (Gloves, Aprons, Face Shields, First Aid Kit, etc.) $ 552.80

Materials For Temporary Holding Pens (PVC Pipe, AstroTurf, RV Matting,

Tarpaulins, Visquene, Catch Nets, Plastic Netting

$ 1,447.20

Wildlife Specific Diets/Feeds $ 3,000.00

Lumber and Materials for Construction of aviaries, enclosures and cages $ 5,000.00

SUPPLIES TOTAL $12,500.00

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f. CONTRACTUAL: List each planned contract separately, type of services to be

procured, proposed procurement method (i.e., small purchase, formal advertising,

competitive negotiations or non-competitive negotiations) and the estimated cost.

Also, please indicate if the projected contact period will go beyond the budget period

of assistance for which the application is submitted.

Director of Regional Coastal Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic - Non-Competitive

Negotiation (May extend beyond assistance period)

$37,000.00

Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research, Inc. - Conduct oil spill training workshop for

volunteers (Includes Training, Training Materials, and Instructor Cost) Non-

Competitive Negotiation (Will not go beyond assistance period)

$ 5,000.00

Part-time Admin. Director $ 8,000.00

COMBINED CONTRACTUAL TOTAL $50,000.00

g. CONSTRUCTION: For approved infrastructure projects only - List each planned

construction contract separately. Also, please indicate if the projected contact period

will go beyond the budget period of assistance for which the application is submitted.

-0-

COMBINED CONSTRUCTION TOTAL -0-

h. OTHER: Explain by major categories any items not included in above standard

budget categories. Caution: Do not include or propose as a direct project cost, any

cost that is indirect in nature (see OMB Circular A-87) or is included in the indirect

cost pool on which the indirect cost rate (item j) is based.

Pre-Constructed Panels for Animal Compounds $ 6,500.00

Portable Photographic Display for Educational Events $ 5,000.00

OTHER TOTAL $ 11,500.00

i. TOTAL DIRECT CHARGES: (Sum of items a. through h.) $100,000.00

j. INDIRECT CHARGES: (Attach a copy of your latest indirect cost agreement) -0-

k. TOTAL PROPOSED PROGRAM COSTS (Sum of items i. and j.) $100,000.00

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KEY PERSONNEL LIST

(NOTE: Please show street address as well as Post Office Box Number where applicable. Also, if any

Of the responsibilities listed below are located in another office, please so indicate.)

AGENCY DIRECTOR – Individual authorized to sign the assistance agreement application and award acceptance.

Name: Katy Pope

Title: Director

Address: P.O. Box 209, Long Beach, MS 39560

Telephone: 228-452-2270, 228-452-9453, 228-861-7110

PROJECT OFFICER – Generally the same person indicated as the contact in Block #5 of the Application.

Name: Dianne Hunt

Title: Co-Founder

Address: 23707 Redfish Lane, Pass Christian, MS 39571

Telephone: 228-452-7917, 228-596-0509

FINANCE DIRECTOR – Individual responsible for (1) maintaining the accounting/financial management system

supporting grant expenditures; (2) preparing financial reports; and (3) maintaining the

Letter of Credit. Note: If any of these responsibilities are located in another office, please

so indicate.

Name: Samantha Burdette

Title: Treasurer

Address: P.O. Box 209, Long Beach, MS 39560

Telephone: 228-466-4625

 

 

S. B. No. 3005 * SS01/ R842PS*

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07/SS01/R842PS

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To: Public Property MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE REGULAR SESSION 2007

By: Senator(s) Gollott

SENATE BILL NO. 3005

 

Mississippi Legislature
2007 Regular Session

 

Senate Bill 3005

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Bill Text

History of Actions

Amendments

Background

Title

Description: Dept. of Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks; may transfer the Lyman Fish Hatchery to DMR.

Bill Text: [Introduced] [Committee Substitute] [Passed Senate] [Sent to Governor]

History of Actions:

 

1   01/15 (S) Referred To Public Property
2   01/29 (S) Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub
3   02/05 (S) Committee Substitute Adopted
4   02/05 (S) Passed   {Vote}
5   02/05 (S) Motion to Reconsider Entered
6   02/09 (S) Reconsidered
7   02/09 (S) Amended
8   02/09 (S) Passed As Amended   {Vote}
9   02/13 (S) Transmitted To House
10   02/14 (H) Referred To Public Property;Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
11   02/20 (H) DR - TSDP: PP To WI
12   02/22 (H) DR - TSDP: WI To PP
13   02/22 (H) Title Suff Do Pass
14   03/01 (H) Passed   {Vote}
15   03/02 (H) Transmitted To Senate
16   03/05 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
17   03/07 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
18   03/12 Approved by Governor
 

Amendments:

 

Adopted [S] Amendment No 1 (Cmte Sub)   Voice Vote
 

 

 

Background Information:

 

Effective date   Passage
Disposition   Law
Deadline   General Bill/Constitutional Amendment
Revenue   No
Vote type required   Majority
 

Senate Committee:

 

 

House Committees:

 

 

Principal Author: Gollott

Title: AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE, FISHERIES AND PARKS TO TRANSFER AND CONVEY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES CERTAIN STATE-OWNED REAL PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE "LYMAN FISH HATCHERY" LOCATED IN HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI; AND FOR RELATED PURPOSES.

Information pertaining to this measure was last updated on 03/12/07 at 16:37.

End Of Document
2007/pdf/History/SB/SB3005.htm

 

(As Passed the Senate)

AN 1 ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE, FISHERIES AND

2 PARKS TO TRANSFER AND CONVEY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES

3 CERTAIN STATE-OWNED REAL PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE "LYMAN FISH

4 HATCHERY" LOCATED IN HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI; AND FOR RELATED

5 PURPOSES.

6 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:

7 SECTION 1. (1) The Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and

8 Parks is hereby authorized to transfer and convey to the

9 Department of Marine Resources certain state-owned real property,

10 known as the "Lyman Fish Hatchery" located in Harrison County,

11 Mississippi, and more specifically described as follows:

12 PARCEL ONE

13 TOWNSHIP SIX (6) SOUTH, RANGE ELEVEN (11) WEST, ST.

14 STEPHENS MERIDIAN: In Section 17, part of the W 1/2 and

15 in Section 20, part of the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 and all

16 of the E 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4, all more

17 particularly described as follows:

18 BEGINNING at Corner 1, the south sixteenth corner

19 between sections 18 and 17, in the center line of old

20 U.S. Highway No. 49, a point; thence along the center

21 line of said highway with six (6) courses, N 0°11' E,

22 223.74 feet, N 2°27' E, 660.00 feet, N. 7° 52' E, 324.06

23 feet, N 3°54' E, 477.18 feet, N 15°02' E, 785.40 feet, N

24 14°39' E, 1461.90 feet, to Corner 2, the intersection of

25 the center line of said highway with the center line of

26 Little Biloxi River, a point; thence with two courses of

27 said river, S 25°48' E, 958.32 feet, S 69°15' E, 231.0

28 feet to Corner 3, a point; thence S 0°25' E, with part

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ST: Dept. of Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks; may

transfer the Lyman Fish Hatchery to DMR.

29 of the east boundary of the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 246.18 feet

30 to Corner 4, the northwest sixteenth corner of said

31 Section 17, a 1-1/4" x 42" I.P.; thence S 89°55' E,

32 61.84 feet to Corner 5, the intersection of the south

33 boundary of the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of said Section 17

34 with the west right of way boundary of the Illinois

35 Central Railroad, a 1-1/4" x 42" I.P.; thence with five

36 (5) lines along said west right of way boundary, S 14°

37 27' E, 3784.44 feet to Corner 6, a point; S 13° 28' E,

38 260.04 feet to Corner 7, a point; S 9°33' E, 158.40 feet

39 to Corner 8, a point; S 5°50' E, 578.82 feet to Corner

40 9, a concrete post marked "1 COR 4 TR 4 1951"; S 5° 31'

41 E, 687.82 feet to Corner 10, a concrete post marked

42 "BOUNDARY MON NO. - 1934"; thence S 89°45' W, 1921.26

43 feet to Corner 11, a concrete post marked "FISHERIES

44 BOUNDARY MON NO. - 1934"; thence N 1° 57' E, 691.02 feet

45 to Corner 12, a concrete post marked "2 COR 3TR 4 1951";

46 thence N 1° 57' E, 690.36 feet to Corner 13, 1 1-1/2" x

47 42" I.P.; thence N 2°06' E, 1304.72 feet to corner 14, a

48 concrete post marked "BOUNDARY MON NO. - 1934"; thence S

49 88°51' W, 702.24 feet to the place of beginning,

50 containing 214.66 acres, more or less.

51 (2) Upon the transfer of the property described in

52 subsection (1), the Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks

53 and the Department of Marine Resources may agree to a certain

54 period of transition in which the duties of the management and

55 operations of the fish hatchery are transferred.

56 SECTION 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from

57 and after its passage.