UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
			SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA

	MICCOSUKEE TRIBE OF INDIANS
	OF FLORIDA, a federally-recognized
	Indian Tribe,

				PLAINTIFF	
	vs.					         Case No. 94-0662  

	UNITED STATES OF AMERICA;	
	U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR;
	BRUCE BABBITT, in his official
	capacity as Secretary of the	
	Interior; GEORGE FRAMPTON, in his	
	official capacity as Assistant	
	Secretary of the Interior; and	
	BONNIE COHEN, in her official
	capacity as Assistant Secretary	
	of the Interior,

				DEFENDANTS
	_______________________________________/

				CIVIL COMPLAINT

	Exhibit 1 - United States and Agricultural Parties 
                         Agreement 1/13/94

	The United States and the Agricultural Parties agree as follows:
	1. The Agricultural Parties will establish a special account to 
	   implement the terms and conditions of this agreement...
	2. In addition to the 25% BMP requirement of the Works of the 
	   District Rule, each Agricultural Party will implement to the 
	   best of its ability the on-farm measures contemplated by the 
	   provision in the Statement of Principles entitled "Reduced 
	   Phosphorus Outputs Achieved Through Performance-Based Best 
	   Management Practices (BMPs)." Each Agricultural party will be
	   entitled to make the minimum payment for each year as set forth 
	   in this provision...
	3. Each Agricultural Party, its agents, subsidiaries, and members
	   of its corporate group shall withdraw from the litigation styled 
	   United States v. South Florida Water Management District...  
	4. Unless an Agricultural Party fails to fulfill its obligations
	   under paragraphs 1, 2, 3 of this agreement, that Party shall 
	   not be a defendant in any civil action brought by the United 
	   States or agencies thereof designed to meet "Phase I" of 
	   "Interim" standards for phosphorus concentrations in water, or 
	   to seek funding to construct a regional water system to assist 
	   in meeting such obligations, until June 30, 2003...
	5. If authorized by amendment to State law, entry into this 
	   Agreement and performance of all obligations by Agricultural 
	   Parties shall establish compliance with State water quality 
	   requirements in the Everglades Agricultural Area and Everglades 
	   Protection Area until December 31, 2006 for such Agricultural 
	   Parties...
	6. The payments referred to in paragraph 2 shall be made to the 
	   special account unless, by December 15, 1994, the District and 
	   the State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection 
	   ("State") have accepted the terms of this Agreement, in which 
	   event the annual payments shall be made to the District, to be 
	   used for construction of a regional water treatment system...     
	7. If the Florida Legislature or State legal entity under authority 
	   of the Legislature substitutes another method of payment 
	   applicable to Agricultural Parties and to be used for the 
	   purposes provided in this agreement...
	8. The Agricultural Parties agree that they will, in good faith, 
	   join with the State in supporting revision by the Florida 
	   Legislature of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Act, in order to 
	   clarify and expedite the institution of a system in which all 
	   Agricultural Parties are assessed their proportionate share of 
	   the payments...
	9. The Agricultural Parties agree that they will support State 
	   Legislation providing authority to the EAA Everglades 
	   Protection District, based upon an affirmative vote of at least 
	   70% of the acres represented in a landowner referendum, to raise 
	   the current total assessment ceiling to the total maximum annual 
	   payment...
       10. ...The Parties recognize that the Florida Bay, like the 
	   Everglades, is a natural resource of national and international 
	   importance. The Parties will work, in good faith to support 
	   legislation in public funding necessary to restore and preserve 
	   the natural values of the Florida Bay.     
       11. The Parties agree that prior to seeking judicial resolution of 
	   any dispute arising under this Agreement, they shall seek in 
	   good faith to resolve such dispute through mediation.
       12. The Parties will work together in good faith to seek to join in 
	   all other Agricultural Parties to current litigation in this 
	   Agreement,...
       13. This Agreement, including those portions of July 1993 Statement 
	   of Principles referred to above, constitutes the entire agreement 
	   between the Parties and supercedes any prior oral or written 
	   agreement between the United States and the Agricultural 
	   Parties...