HB 389

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A bill to be entitled
2An act relating to surface water improvement and
3management plans and programs; amending s. 373.453, F.S.;
4requiring water management districts to establish
5permitting programs for urban redevelopment projects
6located in specified redevelopment areas; providing for
7the development of stormwater adaptive management plans to
8address water quantity discharge for such redevelopment
9areas; providing for certain discharge rates in such
10redevelopment areas; requiring stormwater discharges in
11such redevelopment areas to meet state water quality
12standards; providing water quality criteria for such
13discharges; providing an effective date.
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15Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida:
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17     Section 1.  Subsection (7) is added to section 373.453,
18Florida Statutes, to read:
19     373.453  Surface water improvement and management plans and
20programs.-
21     (7)(a)  Each water management district shall establish a
22permitting program for urban redevelopment projects located
23within a community redevelopment area created under chapter 163
24or an urban infill and redevelopment area designated under s.
25163.2517.
26     (b)  A jurisdiction with a community redevelopment area or
27an urban infill and redevelopment area may develop a stormwater
28adaptive management plan to address stormwater quantity
29discharge for the redevelopment area. Effective July 1, 2011,
30the rate of stormwater discharge from a redevelopment area under
31this subsection may not exceed the maximum rate of stormwater
32discharge within the area as of that date.
33     (c)  Stormwater discharge from a community redevelopment
34area or an urban infill and redevelopment area into waters of
35the state must meet state water quality standards at the point
36of discharge. If numeric criteria for pollutants of concern are
37not established for a water body, any stormwater discharge under
38this subsection into such a water body may not degrade the water
39body beyond its existing classification. Any discharge of
40stormwater under this subsection into an impaired water body is
41authorized only to the extent that the discharge reduces the
42daily loading for pollutants of concern by 10 percent from the
43predevelopment condition of the water body to its
44postdevelopment condition.
45     Section 2.  This act shall take effect July 1, 2011.


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