RIDG

E BLV

D11TH AV

TAYLOR RD E

I-4 E

SERVICE RD

CR 41

01 (D

R MA

RTIN

L KI

NG JR

BTW

Y)

CR 4116 (ORANGE CAMP RD)

CR 4142 (FRENCH AV W)

14TH ST

BISH

OP AV

SPRI

NG G

ARDE

N AV S

BLUE SPRINGS AV W

ROBERTS ST W

US H

WY 17

-92 (V

OLUS

IA AV

S)

CR 4156 (ENTERPRISE RD)

CR 4146 (SAXON BLVD)

MILLER RD

DUTC

HMAN

S BEN

D RD

CR 4158 (HIGHBANKS RD W)

SEMINOLE DR

SANFORD AV

CR 41

57 (F

ORT F

LORI

DA R

D)

US HW

Y 17-9

2 (CH

ARLE

S R BE

ALL B

LVD S

)

CR 4162 (DIRKSEN DR)CR 4162 (DEBARY AV)

NORTH RD

CR 5758 (ENTERPRISE OSTEEN RD)

ABAGAIL DRCR 41

43 (D

ELTO

NA BL

VD)PINE MEADOW DR N

VETE

RANS

MEM

ORIA

L PKW

Y

LEAV

ITT AV

S

SR 472

SEAGATE DR S

CR 4145 (HOWLAND BLVD)

LAKE HELEN OSTEEN RD

KICKLIGHTER RD ESAN

JUAN

ST

HYDE

R AV

BECKWITH ST

OLD

TRAI

N RD

RANCH RD

KICKLIGHTER RD E

TALLWOOD DR

SWEETWATER BENDCR 4155 (PROVIDENCE BLVD)

SR 415 N

CR 4162 (DOYLE RD) COLLINS RD

RANDOLPH STCR 4152 (FORT SMITH BLVD)

WALLINGFORD ST

CR 4146 (SAXON BLVD)

REED ELLIS RD

LEMON BLUFF RDTA

BATH

A DR

CR 4164 (OSTEEN MAYTOWN RD)

GUISE

RD

KEEL

HAUL

RD

OSCEOLA TRAM RD

AINSWORTH AV

BLUE

LAKE

AV S

LegendLandcover with Florida Scrub JaysScrub Natural Communities ²

The parcels in red are identified by Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) and/or Volusia County as landcover with Florida scrub jays. Parcels in blue are identified by FNAI and/or Volusia County as Scrub natural communities (oak scrub, sand pine scrub, scrubby flatwoods, xeric hammock, coastal strand.) There is the potential for these parcels to be occupied by the Florida scrub jay. Volusia County would suggest a five day scrub-jay survey be carried out on these parcels, following the United States Fish and Wildlife Service Survey Guidelines.Also, there is the potential for scrub jays to occur on sites not identified by red or blue in the FNAI survey. Since the 2004 hurricanes, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has suggested that scrub jays may occupy sites where they were not previously recorded; therefore, if scrub oaks are identified on site there is the potential for scrub jays to occupy the site and we would recommend a scrub-jay survey be carried out.Information on the FWS Florida scrub jay survey requirements can be found on http://northflorida.fws.gov/ This map indicates scrub jay sightings up to March 27, 2006. Maps areupdated as new scrub jay sightings are reported.

Updated May 2010

DeLand, Deltona, DeBary, Lake Helen, and Orange City