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| Community Budget Issue Requests - Tracking Id #323 |
| Indian Creek Village Stormwater System Improvement Project |
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| Requester: |
C. Samuel Kissinger, Village Manager |
Organization: |
Indian Creek Village |
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| Project Title: |
Indian Creek Village Stormwater System Improvement Project |
Date Submitted |
1/14/2005 4:11:52 PM |
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| Sponsors: |
Margolis |
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| Statewide Interest: |
| Reduction of pollutant loading in to Florida waters. |
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| Recipient: |
Indian Creek Village |
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Contact: |
C. Samuel Kissinger |
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9080 Bay Drive |
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Contact Phone: |
(305) 865-4121 |
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Indian Creek Village 33154 |
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Contact email: |
mgarciga@jcvps.org |
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| Counties: |
Dade |
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| Gov't Entity: |
Yes |
Private Organization (Profit/Not for Profit): |
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| Project Description: |
| Replacement of stormwater system installed in 1935, including catch basins, pipes, and outfalls discharging stormwater into Biscayne Bay with new pollutant control boxes and reinforced concrete pipes. |
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| Is this a project related to 2004 hurricane damage? |
No |
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| Measurable Outcome Anticipated: |
| Clean safe waters and protection of FDEP 301 List. |
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| Amount requested from the State for this project this year: |
$500,000 |
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| Total cost of the project: |
$1,000,000 |
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| Request has been made to fund: |
Construction |
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| What type of match exists for this project? |
Local |
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Cash Amount |
$500,000 |
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| Was this project previously funded by the state? |
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No |
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| Is future-year funding likely to be requested? |
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No |
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| Was this project included in an Agency's Budget Request? |
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No |
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| Was this project included in the Governor's Recommended Budget? |
No |
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| Is there a documented need for this project? |
Yes |
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Documentation: |
Stormwater Master Plan |
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| Was this project request heard before a publicly noticed meeting of a body of elected officials (municipal, county, or state)? |
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Yes |
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Hearing Body: |
Village Council, Indian Creek Village |
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Hearing Meeting Date: |
11/29/2004 |
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| Is this a water project as described in Section 403.885, Laws of Florida? |
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Yes |
| Has the project been submitted to the Department of Environmental Protection? |
No |
| Is this project eligible under section 403.885(5) F.S.? |
Yes |
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| Is your project addressed in a state, regional or local plan (such as a SWIM plan, Comprehensive Plan, local master plan, etc.)? |
Yes |
| Name the plan and cite the pages on which the project is described: |
| Stormwater Master Plan |
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| If you are requesting funding for a stormwater or surface water restoration project: |
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| Which Water Management District has the jurisdiction of your project? |
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South Florida Water Management District |
| Have you provided at least 50% match? |
Yes |
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Match Amount: |
500000 |
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Match Source: |
Local Funds |
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| Will this project reduce pollutant loadings to a water management district designated 'priority' surface water body? |
Yes |
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Name of water body: |
Biscayne Bay |
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| Describe how it will reduce loadings, identify anticipated load reductions for total suspended solids, total nitrogen, total phosphorus, and other contaminants, and specify the practices that will be used to reduce loadings: |
| The existing drainage system has deteriorated reinforced concrete pipes, which are now failing at the joints. There is erosion over and around the pipe. These pipes will be replaced with new reinforced concrete pipes, catch basins, and pollution control boxes with the requested funds. Loadings will be reduced through 3 chambered pollution control boxes that have filtration screens and hydrocarbon booms. Weirs in the boxes trap sediment, the screens trap nutrient rich vegetation and litter, and booms absorb hydrocarbons, thus preventing the release of nutrients into Biscayne Bay. The trapped debris is dried in the box and removed through the Village's maintenance program.
Pollutant Pollution Control Bxs & Reduced
BOD5 Slight Reduction
COD 0%
TSS 80-90%
TDS 0%
Total-P 96%
Dissolved-P 0%
Total-N 90%
Lead 60-85%
Copper 40-60%
Zinc 25-45%
Cadmium 50-70%
1) Pollution Control Boxes are based on 85-90% average annual volume capture (i.e. 85% to 90% of the average annual runoff volume flows through the device at a rate to promote settling of the target suspended solids.
2) Values from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)Guide for Best Management Practices (BMP) Section in Urban Developed Areas (ASCE, 2001) and Suntree Technologies, Inc. Nutrient Separating Baffle Box Description.
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| If you are requesting funding for a wastewater project: |
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| Does your project qualify for funding from DEP's 'Small Community Wastewater Treatment Grant Program' under section 403.1838 F.S.? |
No |
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| Other wastewater projects: |
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| Have you received previous legislative funding for this project? |
No |
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| Is the project under construction? |
No |
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| Have you provided at least a 25% local match? |
No |
