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

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Bradenton - ASR Program
District Budgeted - Ad Valorem Based
Revenue
021 Manasota Basin 292,980 448,350 12,271 6,304
0 759,905
District Budgeted - Outside Revenue
Water Protection & Sust T.F.
(Alternative Wtr)
Prior
Funding
Cumulative FY 2009 FY2010
Transfers Funding Funding
0 101,650 0
0
0
101,650
Project Funds Not Budgeted by the
District
City of Bradenton 687,125 0 0
0
0 687,125
Total:
Future
Funding
Total
Funding
$1,548,680
Critical Project Milestones Projected Amended Actual
1. Critical Project Milestones
District Recognition/Signage: YES 10/1/00 10/1/00
2. First Contract for ASR well Construction and Cycles 1-6
Preparation of Plans and Specs 10/1/00 10/30/02 10/30/02
Permitting 9/1/01 9/30/02 9/30/02
Well Construction 1/1/02 11/20/03 11/20/03
ASR Cycle Testing Through Cycle 6 2/1/02 12/20/04 10/1/05
First Contract Amendment 2/25/02 5/3/02
Final Report 3/28/02 7/20/05 10/1/05
Project Complete 5/27/02 9/20/05 10/1/05
Contract Termination 10/1/02 10/1/05 10/1/05
3. Second Contract (Pending) for Montioring Wells and Additional Cycle Tests
Task 1 Cycle 6a Recovery and Design Equipment Upgrades 6/30/06 6/30/06
Task 2 SZMW-3 Design, Permitting 10/30/06 12/30/09
Request Basin Board Transfer of Funds 12/30/06 12/30/06
Contract Execution 1/30/07 1/24/07
Task 3 SZMW-3 Construction 10/30/07 12/30/09
Task 4 Cycle Test 7 10/30/08 12/20/07
Task 5 Feasibility Study Update 10/30/08
Task 6 SZMW-4 & SZMW-5 Design, Permitting, Construction 5/30/09
Task 7 SZMW-4 and SZMW-5 Construction 10/30/09
Task 8 Cycle Tests 8 and 9 10/30/10
Task 9 Final Report, Application for Operations Permit 10/30/11
Second Contract
Contract Completion Date 12/30/11
Status As Of: September 14, 2009
The scope of work for the first contract to construct and test an ASR well at the Downtown Booster Station site has been
completed and all submittals have been received. Arsenic concentrations exceeding the drinking water standard (DWS)
were observed in the monitoring well 200 feet away at the end of the cycle test 6. This new data indicates that the arsenic
standard would be exceeded at the property line 75 feet away. In response to the arsenic mobilization issue at this site
the City, FDEP, and District have been developing strategies to address the issue. Part of the strategy developed was to
install additional monitoring wells and to continue cycle testing to demonstrate that the arsenic issue is limited in extent
and not posing a threat to the aquifer. The strategy was, at the time consistent with guidance received from the FDEP
indicating that as long as the arsenic concentrations were below the DWS at the property boundary, the site would be
eligible for an operational permit. The City submitted a request for FY2007 funding through the District's Cooperative
Funding Program to proceed with this additional work. Because of the urgent need to address the arsenic mobilization
issue, the City made a request to the Manasota Basin Board at it's April 2006 meeting to transfer $550,000 in FY2006
funds from the City's ASR project at the Evers Reservoir (L513) for use in this project. The request was approved by the
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