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MANASOTA & PEACE RIVER BBDs Meeting Notebook 10-21-09.docx

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W601<br />

SWIM Plan Implementation - Sarasota Bay<br />

Project Type SWIM<br />

AOR(s)<br />

Water Quality, Natural Systems<br />

Basin(s) Manasota<br />

Cooperator(s)<br />

Project Manager GARCIA, LIZANNE<br />

Task Manager(s)<br />

Status Ongoing<br />

Manatee County, Sarasota Bay Estuary Program, Sarasota County<br />

LOPEZ, MANNY, POWERS, STEPHANIE<br />

Description<br />

This project provides for the administration and implementation of projects as outlined in the SWIM Plan for Sarasota<br />

Bay. Administration and implementation includes assessment of implementation progress, a review and refinement of<br />

the Pollutant Load Reduction Goal (PLRG) for the waterbody, periodic SWIM Advisory Committee meetings, new<br />

project development (rationale and justification), development of relevant contracts and Requests for Proposals,<br />

invoicing, project related presentations, field visits, and miscellaneous duties as they arise.<br />

Benefits<br />

This project's support of the Sarasota Bay SWIM Plan creates an opportunity for a cohesive effort between the District,<br />

and other state and local agencies to better implement resource management decisions and restoration activities.<br />

SWIM projects are eligible for state matching funds with the state funding 50 percent of the project costs and the<br />

District funding the remaining 50 percent.<br />

Costs<br />

The FY2008 and FY2009 ongoing costs for the Sarasota Bay SWIM Plan Implementation are funded 50 percent from<br />

the Manasota Basin and 50 percent from the State SWIM Program and include staff salary, travel and central garage.<br />

Additional Information<br />

In 1987, the Florida Legislature established the Surface Water Improvement and Management (SWIM) Act having<br />

recognized that water quality and habitat in surface waters throughout the state have degraded or were in danger of<br />

being degraded. The Act requires the five water management districts to maintain a priority list of water bodies of<br />

regional or statewide significance within their boundaries, and develop plans and programs for the improvement of<br />

those water bodies. To date, ten SWIM water bodies in the District have had plans developed and approved by the<br />

state. Several plans have been updated one or more times as required by the Act. The Sarasota Bay SWIM Plan was<br />

first approved in 1997 and last updated in 2002. Since the first plan, the District has initiated a number of restoration<br />

and diagnostic assessment projects. Included within these are: 1) investigation of toxic loading sources to the Bay, 2)<br />

seagrass mapping 3) habitat restoration, 4) development of stormawater master plans 5) various habitat restoration<br />

projects, 6) construction of artificial reefs and oyster reefs and 7) involvement in numerous public outreach and<br />

education activities.<br />

Prior<br />

FY 2009 FY20<strong>10</strong><br />

Funding Funding Funding<br />

District Budgeted - Ad Valorem Based<br />

Revenue<br />

0<strong>21</strong> Manasota Basin 260,426 2,596 4,247<br />

0 267,269<br />

District Budgeted - Outside Revenue<br />

State Trust Funds (SWIM) <strong>21</strong>,622 2,596<br />

0<br />

0 24,<strong>21</strong>8<br />

State Trust Funds (SWIM) - Prior 2006 358,202 0<br />

0<br />

0 358,202<br />

WMLTF (SWIM) - Prior Year Funds 0 0 4,247<br />

0 4,247<br />

Total:<br />

Future<br />

Funding<br />

Total<br />

Funding<br />

$653,936<br />

Critical Project Milestones Projected Amended Actual<br />

1. Critical Project Milestones<br />

0<strong>21</strong> - Manasota Basin 79

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