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W623<br />

Holmes Beach Stormwater Retrofit<br />

Project Type SWIM<br />

AOR(s)<br />

Flood Protection, Water Quality, Natural Systems<br />

Basin(s) Manasota<br />

Cooperator(s)<br />

Holmes Beach<br />

Project Manager PRESTON, MATT<br />

Task Manager(s)<br />

Status Ongoing<br />

Description<br />

This project is in response to a cooperative funding request from the City of Holmes Beach. The project will impact two<br />

drainage basins within the City of Holmes Beach totaling approximately <strong>10</strong>7 acres. Both basins have a total of 16<br />

outfall locations that discharge into the finger canals within the City, which discharge into Sarasota Bay. The objective<br />

of this project is to reduce pollutants being received by Sarasota Bay by improving the water quality discharge to the<br />

bay and reduce flooding within the basins. The project includes the construction of a new retention area at the<br />

southwest intersection of 62nd Street and Flotilla Drive. Additional improvements will include reconstruction of the city<br />

owned land to accommodate shallow grassed swales and installation of new baffle box structures at each outfall<br />

location. The swales provide treatment of stormwater through percolation and evaporation. Treated stormwater will<br />

discharge into the bay through the new baffle structures which provide additional treatment through sedimentation,<br />

filtration and skimming.<br />

Benefits<br />

This project will improve the water quality and flood protection by removing pollutants and increasing storage and<br />

conveyance capacity. The stormwater filtration devices being proposed will provide suspended solids removal from<br />

stormwater runoff that previously discharged directly into the canal/bay system. The project is anticipated to reduce<br />

TSS by 80%.<br />

Costs<br />

The total project budget is $515,000, of which the City and the District are funding half ($257,500). The District's share<br />

is split between the Manasota Basin Board ($128,750) and State SWIM ($128,750). District funds shown in the table<br />

include staff salaries.<br />

Additional Information<br />

The State of Florida has designated Sarasota Bay as an OFW. In 1997, a Sarasota Bay Surface Water Improvement<br />

and Management (SWIM) Plan was created to outline a series of research and/or restoration projects that will allow<br />

for the preservation and continued restoration of the health of Sarasota Bay. The goals of the SWIM plan include<br />

improvement of water transparency in Sarasota Bay to decrease the quantity and increase the quality of stormwater<br />

runoff to Sarasota Bay, to restore shoreline habitats in Sarasota Bay and to continue monitoring programs in Sarasota<br />

Bay. This project will help to accomplish those objectives and increase the overall health, welfare and safety of the<br />

residents living within these basins.<br />

District Budgeted - Ad Valorem Based<br />

Revenue<br />

0<strong>21</strong> Manasota Basin 0 0 43,499 175,270 <strong>21</strong>8,769<br />

District Budgeted - Outside Revenue<br />

Ecosystem Trust Fund - SWIM<br />

Rebudget<br />

Prior<br />

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

Funding Funding Funding<br />

0 0 41,115<br />

0<br />

41,115<br />

WMLTF (SWIM) - Prior Year Funds 0 0 2,383<br />

0 2,383<br />

Project Funds Not Budgeted by the<br />

District<br />

City of Holmes Beach 0 0 82,230 175,270 257,500<br />

0<strong>21</strong> - Manasota Basin <strong>10</strong>9<br />

Total:<br />

Future<br />

Funding<br />

Total<br />

Funding<br />

$519,767

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