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N469 Stormwater Improvements - Flood Protection - Pinellas Park - Longhill Drive Drainage Basin Project Type AORs Water Quality Flood Protection Cooperative Funding Strategic Initiatives Water Quality Maintenance and Improvement Floodplain Management Pinellas Park Cooperator(s) Project Manager Terese Power Task Manager(s) Status Proposed Coop. Funding Application Recommendation Fund as a High priority. This funding request is for the proposed Implementation of Best Management Practices (BMPs) in the Longhill Drive channel located within the City of Pinellas Park in Pinellas County that will enhance water quality and flood protection. Design and permitting of the project is complete and construction can commence immediately upon approval of cooperative funding. Description This proposed project is for the implementation of Best Management Practices (BMPs) element of the District's Watershed Management Program (WMP). The BMP will be implemented in the Longhill Drive channel located within the City of Pinellas Park in Pinellas County. The Longhill Dr. channel receives flow from a 150-acre basin and discharges into Cross Bayou, a FDEP designated impaired water body. The design includes construction of a 1,280 linear foot 5' by 8' box culvert within the existing channel to address channel erosion and maintenance issues while further protecting adjacent structures from flooding during severe storm events. A treatment swale is proposed above the box culvert which will have ditch blocks at 100 foot intervals and plantings in order to retain and treat stormwater. A hydrodynamic separator will be added to the most upstream inlet discharging to the channel. Debris catching baskets and absorbent booms will be added to four inlet structures which discharge from the proposed treatment swale to the box culvert. Implementation of BMPs includes the following tasks: design, development of construction documents, construction permitting, land acquisition, bidding and contractor selection, construction of the BMPs and construction engineering and inspection. The proposed BMPs will address level of service deficiencies. Design and permitting of the project is complete and construction can commence immediately upon approval of cooperative funding. Benefits This project will improve water quality in Cross Bayou by treating stormwater with a hydrodynamic separator and a surface treatment swale. This is effective in removing large floatables and small sediment from the flow stream. Greases and oils will also be removed through the incorporation of an absorbent boom and a skimmer. This technology is capable of removing up to 80% of all TSS from stormwater, which is in compliance with management measures created by the EPA. With a per pound pollutant removed cost of 17-cents/lb., sediment retention technology provides the City with an affordable and easily maintainable water quality improvement devise. Construction of the 5' by 8' culvert will enhance flood protection. Costs The total budget amount for this project is $1,476,680, of which the District’s share is $738,340 and the City’s share is $738,340. The probable construction costs for this project are based on a BMP alternative analysis developed by the cooperator. The District funding amount shown in the table includes staff salaries. Additional Information The WMP includes five major elements: Topographic information, Watershed Evaluation, Watershed Management Plan, Implementation of BMPs, and Maintenance of Watershed Parameters and Models. Implementing elements of the WMP with local governments is one of the District's Strategic Priorities. A cooperative funding expenditure agreement will be developed with the City for Implementation of BMPs. The City will manage the project, where the District project manager must approve any agreements to accomplish project tasks. Design and permitting of the project is complete and construction can commence immediately upon approval of cooperative funding. A senior administrator provided confirmation that the City will budget the project for FY2013. This project is ranked first of the two projects the City has applied for cooperative funding for FY2013. Prior Funding Cumulative Transfer or Lapsed Funding FY2012 Funding FY2013 Funding Future Funding Total Funding District Budgeted - Ad Valorem Based Revenue 010 General Fund (Districtwide) 0 0 0 44 0 44 016 Pinellas-Anclote River Basin 0 0 0 738,340 0 738,340 Project Funds Not Budgeted by the District Pinellas Park 0 0 0 738,340 0 738,340 Total $1,476,724 50
N469 Stormwater Improvements - Flood Protection - Pinellas Park - Longhill Drive Drainage Basin Critical Project Milestones Projected Amended Actual 1. Execute Cooperative Agreement Pinellas Park Contract Signed 10/15/2012 2. Acquire Permit Construction Plans Complete and Permits received 01/31/2012 01/31/2012 3. Commence Construction Commence Construction 12/31/2012 4. Complete Construction Complete Construction 09/30/2013 Status As Of 51
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